Many remote areas remain cut off, making it hard to contact more remote areas and assess the situation.
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Remote areas But in more remote areas of Mozambique, efforts to reach those trapped in stagnant waters remain ongoing.
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These locations are often in remote areas with few facilities.
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Previously, such facilities were built in remote areas deep inland.
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The software can work online or offline in remote areas.
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Now, I'm heading toward the most remote areas of Europe.
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When we're working in remote areas, we just camp overnight.
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Extending the state's reach to remote areas can be expensive.
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Helicopters are also airdropping food and water to remote areas.
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Power poles could fall down alongside trees, potentially isolating remote areas.
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"But remote areas are a concern," said health expert Sidartawan Soegondo.
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They have mostly targeted security forces in remote areas with ambushes.
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Both offer disclaimers that delivery may take longer in remote areas.
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The killings are not limited to rural or remote areas, however.
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Some parents are likely living in remote areas hard to reach.
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In more remote areas, they use all-terrain vehicles or horses.
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Wind and sunlight are often concentrated in sparsely populated, remote areas.
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"Reverse urbanization" is picking up as infrastructure improves in remote areas.
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These smaller events often hit remote areas or don't cause any damage.
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One problem that persists, though, is safely landing drones in remote areas.
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The problems are manifold, including low pay for jobs in remote areas.
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In 2019, we will move on to the Remote Areas Fund for
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In more remote areas, workers risk being kidnapped and held for ransom.
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In remote areas like Kulusuk, Greenland's geopolitical significance might seem less obvious.
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Some continue to fight in remote areas along the Syria/Iraq border.
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The campaign in Congo is now using helicopters to reach remote areas.
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Almost nothing went to providing services such as schools in remote areas.
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Ice roads across lakes and rivers provide wintertime lifelines for remote areas.
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The report said that prisoners are held "under horrific conditions" in remote areas.
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The report adds that prisoners are held "under horrific conditions" in remote areas.
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SpaceX hopes the system will increase internet coverage in rural and remote areas.
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Painstaking and costly logistical efforts were required to get treatments to remote areas.
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Roads are often inaccessible and supplies are difficult to ferry to remote areas.
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Finally, Facebook's solar-powered drone Aquila will bring net access to remote areas.
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Previous administrations, for example, have justified charter flights in remote areas of Alaska.
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The Akademik Lomonosov nuclear power plant is designed deliver electricity to remote areas.
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He then faced a problem that regularly troubles those living in remote areas.
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In remote areas such as Las Marías, people said they were still waiting.
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Mobile exhibitions on rickshaws will bring the festival to remote areas of Dhaka.
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Many of the fires are in remote areas that are difficult to reach.
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Right now, 171 cameras have been installed in remote areas around the state.
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"Even in remote areas, the threat of (resistant) pathogens is real," Butler said.
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Fifo employees fill a big labor gap at mines sites in remote areas.
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Colleges Discover the Rural Student Students from remote areas are underrepresented on campus.
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Facebook is working on a giant drone to provide internet access in remote areas.
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They could also resupply firefighters or send food to people caught in remote areas.
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Users can text each other at crowded events, during emergencies and in remote areas.
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All this is unfolding in remote areas, without outside witnesses, without a global outcry.
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Self-administration and powdered vaccines could mean getting vital preventative medicine to remote areas.
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Broader context: The company has previously tested drones to make deliveries to remote areas.
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For remote areas, Amazon may want to use a subcontractor to install the system.
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Several business provided support, including Goya Foods, whose helicopter ferried supplies to remote areas.
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The higher rates in remote areas may be due to difficulty getting health care.
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Many bitcoin miners have established operations in remote areas without even registering a company.
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Sometimes I worry about running out of gas when I'm driving through remote areas.
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Montanans, even rural folk in remote areas, have been nothing but supportive, he says.
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In Rwanda, drones deliver vital medical supplies like blood and vaccines to remote areas.
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One in Norway is set to supervise 32 airports, some of them in remote areas.
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The government has been slow to build the 26 camps, many in impossibly remote areas.
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Just getting in and out of these remote areas by aircraft is pricey and dangerous.
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This would make it useful in remote areas, and even on other planets, like Mars.
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Instead, dark skies can increasingly be found only on public lands or exceptionally remote areas.
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The fire had reached into remote areas of the country&aposs third-oldest national park.
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And in more remote areas, these organizations may be the only ones victims can access.
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The region offers plenty of remote areas outside state control in which militants can hide.
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Telemedicine, in particular, can bring quality medical care to remote areas that are particularly underserved.
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Some Chadians in remote areas were unaware that their villages now belonged to a state.
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Telehealth language services are useful in remote areas where on-site interpreters are not available.
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The fire has reached into remote areas of the country&aposs third-oldest national park.
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In addition, there are the logistical challenges of operating in both urban and remote areas.
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Fleeing jihadists are already regrouping in remote areas, rearming with the help of desert smugglers.
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They walk through remote areas where the temperatures reach triple digits to evade immigration officials.
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And it's led to a much clearer idea of where buildings are in remote areas.
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A growing number of migrants are entering through remote areas of Arizona and New Mexico.
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"Servicing remote areas, like mining in northern Canada, where they use ice roads," he said.
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He has also compared indigenous communities living in remote areas to animals in a zoo.
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But when you're behind bars, in often remote areas, who's going to listen to you?
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It was harder in the remote areas because the government has less influence and access.
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"It's a tough job — our climbers spend long days in remote areas building infrastructure," Zvokel said.
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Medics were sent in with the military, while groups of police and soldiers reached remote areas.
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Already, mines in remote areas like Western Australia and South America's Atacama Desert use mining robots.
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And I go to other cities or states, even remote areas: there are Lyft drivers everywhere.
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Now imagine you're delivering vaccines in remote areas far from any consistent electrical power at all.
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The county's Digital India program aims to digitally empower citizens and provide broadband in remote areas.
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Most of the confirmed dead have come from Palu and losses in remote areas remain unknown.
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SpaceX want to use small satellites in low orbit to create wireless networks in remote areas.
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While most drilling operations are in remote areas, some sites in places that are heavily populated.
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This number will grow as investments increase and expand into untapped, remote areas of the country.
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"Once the concept is proven it will obviously provide connectivity to the remote areas," Mareuse said.
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In more remote areas, the company has collaborated with local stores to serve as mini-warehouses.
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And fleeing jihadists are already regrouping in remote areas, rearming with the help of desert smugglers.
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In some remote areas of the country, soda is more readily available than clean drinking water.
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For those traveling in remote areas, a portable toilet can be stored in the right bunkseat.
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The US has carried out additional strikes against ISIS in remote areas of the Libyan Desert.
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Remote areas will need roads, irrigation systems and other infrastructure to become the next farming frontier.
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It is also clear that poachers are moving into increasingly remote areas areas to hunt elephants.
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Microgrids would open up a lot of opportunities for things like energy kites in remote areas.
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Medics were sent in with the military, while groups of police and soldiers searched remote areas.
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Along with banks and shops, police stations have vanished from more remote areas over the past decade.
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But militants still operate in remote areas in southeastern Yemen, including in Abyan, Shabwa and al-Bayda.
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Votes from remote areas of the country are expected to take at least another day to collate.
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But the group still maintains a presence in the Syrian desert and remote areas along the border.
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Their statues were used for worship in remote areas of the island where there were no churches.
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When they traveled to more remote areas, they learned that many laundromats also have coin-operated showers.
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It is therefore harder to get them to go to the remote areas where people need help.
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The need to track aircraft over water and in remote areas was starkly highlighted by Flight MH593.
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Spire Global says that satellite-based tracking is the only option for tracking across such remote areas.
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Dispatched fire teams are now tasked with venturing into more remote areas to check for hot spots.
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As for whether Loon will be cheaper than building infrastructure in remote areas remains to be seen.
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More helicopters are now there to ferry aid to remote areas -- something local truckers cannot yet do.
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They have stepped up their presence in remote areas, though attacks in urban centers have been rare.
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Now it is ravaging remote areas where clean water was already hard to find before the storm.
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The shortage of providers is also an obstacle for rural communities in less remote areas of Michigan.
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"We're talking about entrances out in the deserts, remote areas, dangerous areas, people bringing children," he added.
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The F.C.C. also converted rural phone service grants to companies willing to bring broadband to remote areas.
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In remote areas of Brazil's Amazon basin, yellow fever used to be a rare, if regular visitor.
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But to achieve that, providers need to build reliable networks and reach people in more remote areas.
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In the most remote areas, 83 percent of the households were still without power by Dec. 31.
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Children in remote areas go to school in dugout canoes, and play naked in the muggy heat.
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She also took arduous journeys to remote areas of British Columbia and Alaska to sketch indigenous artifacts.
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Food, water, blankets, and medical aid are trickling into remote areas via inland roads choked with traffic.
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Our reporter tagged along with wilderness lovers who travel to remote areas in a quest for silence.
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They also control local unlicensed public transportation, since city buses are scarce or nonexistent in remote areas.
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To overcome connectivity challenges in remote areas of Kenya, the app can be used offline, he says.
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The death toll from Irma has risen to 21 as emergency services gained access to remote areas.
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Food and fuel are running out in remote areas of southeastern Australia as the fires rage on.
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So, we go to remote areas and give them a crack at the best racing Australia's got.
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"We're pretty much all right in the city, but people in remote areas are devastated," he said.
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Drones can soar over roads in the flood-prone region to help deliver supplies to remote areas.
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Plus, many vaccines need to be refrigerated, which can be impossible in remote areas that lack electricity.
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For people who live in remote areas, going to the doctor or getting lab tests can be challenging.
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Figures for more remote areas, some just re-connected to the outside world by road, are trickling in.
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Meteorologists figure out the intensity of storms in remote areas like Fiji using satellite images—visible and infrared.
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At issue was its effort to deliver internet access to remote areas by balloon, known as Project Loon.
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"But now we are reaching more remote areas ... and in fact there are many victims there," he added.
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Among counties with child food insecurity rates in the top 3.173 percent, 64 percent are in remote areas.
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People in remote areas have been unable to receive aid due to cut off roads and damaged infrastructure.
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People living in remote areas, just like those in the cities, crave basic banking services, namely transaction accounts.
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Many mobile-phone towers, especially in remote areas, use microwaves to communicate with other towers on the network.
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Coupled with data-connectivity issues in remote areas, getting the business to take off was an uphill battle.
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That makes them more susceptible to violence and attacks from men in remote areas — which often go unreported.
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Meanwhile, utilities balked at building transmission lines to remote areas where wind farms had yet to be built.
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Additional costs could include housing for agents working in remote areas, equipment and support staff, former officials said.
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They happened at what was assessed to be command-and-control locations in remote areas of Kunar province.
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Like methamphetamine labs in rural America, mercury distillation often takes place in remote areas, far from prying eyes.
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The government recommends being prepared when traveling to remote areas and inquiring about contingency plans for medical treatment.
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"The president is not hearing about the remote areas, only about the tsunami and about Palu," he said.
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But thousands of artifacts still need to be salvaged from unsteady churches and palazzos, many in remote areas.
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The other Ebola cases were spread across sites in remote areas where the disease might not travel quickly.
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Correction: This article has been updated to reflect when IHH began providing free health screenings in remote areas.
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Drilling in these remote areas carries increased danger for machine operators and wildlife, as well as spill risk.
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The deprivation has been exacerbated by bad weather that has taken a heavy toll, especially in remote areas.
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The clear solution for radio astronomers is to move their instruments to remote areas with little human presence.
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The elderly, especially those living in rural, remote areas of Puerto Rico, have struggled a lot after Maria.
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Many communities lack internet access because companies have no incentive to bring cables to remote areas, she said.
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The full extent of the devastation was only becoming clear as the most remote areas were being reached.
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Thousands of rescuers, including volunteers, are still combing remote areas of the Florida Panhandle for those reported missing.
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The study relied on satellite images of marijuana gardens in the remote areas of Mendocino and Humboldt Counties.
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Even the most remote areas of the Istanbul metropolitan area showed a defeat for Mr. Erdogan's mayoral candidate.
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"But now we are reaching more remote areas...and in fact there are many victims there," he added.
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The health care system is a shambles, and sheer hunger may be a problem in some remote areas.
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Especially in the early years and in remote areas, American advisers formed attachments with Vietnamese soldiers and villagers.
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The Vatican: Pope Francis has rejected a proposal to allow the ordination of married men in remote areas.
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The energy beams could also direct power to remote areas or even dissipate destructive weather systems like typhoons.
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The government is still searching for facilities to store such supplies in more remote areas of the territory.
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Satellites in low Earth orbit can provide communications and broadband internet connectivity to remote areas on the ground.
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He mentioned the problems of ministering to Catholics in remote areas such as Pacific Island and the Amazon.
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Power and communication lines are also down, making it hard to contact more remote areas and assess damage.
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Forecasters are most excited by the potential for tracking storm activity in remote areas, particularly in the tropics.
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Ambulances ferried about 2,000 from remote areas to health facilities so they could access care during the storm.
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It will take less space on your phone, making Tinder more effective, even in more remote areas or regions.
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For those who are sick, elderly, differently abled, or living in remote areas, a functioning phone is a lifeline.
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Many of its Siberian fields are growing old, forcing it to look to more remote areas for new reserves.
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"They must have much more power to develop beacons and locating systems in very, very remote areas," he said.
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Figures for more remote areas are trickling in but they seem to have suffered fewer deaths than the city.
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Food, water, blankets, and medical aid is trickling into remote areas via inland roads that are choked with traffic.
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Rescue teams have yet to reach more remote areas, where roads were in poor condition even before the quake.
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Western Union's walk-in retail network in urban, rural and remote areas covers more than 200 countries and territories.
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Video ads command the highest rates, and broadband access could help Facebook earn more from users in remote areas.
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Many people in remote areas lack a formal address; their roads are nameless and their houses often without number.
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They hope to connect truck drivers with farmers in remote areas who want to get their cattle to market.
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This surprised everyone because until recently all renewable energy had been installed in remote areas on a utility scale.
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"These were fairly remote areas, somebody knew what they were doing," Attorney General DeWine said at Thursday's press conference.
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Scientists around the world are exploring new ways to spread vaccines in rural, remote areas that need them most.
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The loss of life in Puerto Rico is sure to rise from 16, as rescuers reach more remote areas.
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These satellites will help track ships traveling in remote areas of the world's oceans, as well as monitor weather.
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"The U.S. government has limited ability to provide emergency services to U.S. citizens in remote areas," it also states.
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But rescue workers have begun to reach more remote areas in a disaster zone that encompasses 1.4 million people.
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Agriculture is therefore central not just to countering widespread malnutrition in remote areas, but also to creating sustainable jobs.
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Most of the girls are still missing, believed to be held in remote areas controlled by the militant group.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is expanding distribution centers where they collect water and commodities for remote areas.
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One thing that is not changing is the fact that connecting people in more remote areas remains a challenge.
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Today it announced its new OpenCellular wireless access platform to bring connections to remote areas, plus it has Internet.
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Though security has improved in Pakistan's remote areas bordering Afghanistan, sectarian militant attacks, primarily targeting Shi'ite Muslims, still occur.
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The Altay prefecture, located in China's northwestern Xinjiang region, is one of the most remote areas in the world.
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He was also a pilot, which enabled him to reach remote areas, and held a black belt in taekwondo.
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It allows medical, educational, and business services to travel virtually to remote areas and can enrich rural life immeasurably.
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Others traveled, usually by helicopter, to fire support bases in remote areas where troops waited to go into battle.
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Facebook's mission is to bring the world closer together, including providing internet access in remote areas and developing countries.
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It is fought in remote areas of the countryside, while around 75 percent of Colombians live in urban areas.
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I understand that the US is a lot bigger, and people might need more self-protection in remote areas.
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The phenomenon of people coming and being apprehended in large groups — often in remote areas — is even more recent.
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In particular, that'll include additional land transport options and additional warehouse capacity in tier-two cities and more remote areas.
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In Papua New Guinea, samples from people in remote areas with suspected tuberculosis are being delivered to hospital via drone.
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Zipline, a California-based startup, has also been using parachutes to deliver blood from drones to remote areas of Rwanda.
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Often, she noted, ordained priests who ventured into remote areas found Catholic communities that had been fully formed by women.
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The Federal Communications Commission, which regulates interstate communications, has authorized the company to bring 30 balloons to the remote areas.
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The group of eight people was using touring skis, with which one can climb and descend, making remote areas accessible.
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Additionally, unlike a tower-based connection, a continuous satellite connection can span between countries, borders and also in remote areas.
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Google's parent, Alphabet, has been testing the use of balloons to help bring connectivity in remote areas via Project Loon.
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The death toll is expected to rise as remote areas isolated by washed-out bridges become accessible, the ambassador said.
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Delivering them to 84,000 polling stations, many in remote areas accessible only by helicopter, boat or motorbike, will be tricky.
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The Benue SEMA director general said the agency had also had difficulty counting refugees because they were in remote areas.
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The organization establishes distribution centers in remote areas where volunteers in smaller vehicles pick up and deliver donations to victims.
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This is particularly exciting for remote areas that have traditionally had issues with access and costs, especially in emerging markets.
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All this adds to the impression that Mr Duterte cares more about remote areas than his Manila-focused predecessors did.
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Federal workers said they are setting up 11 regional centers in the remote areas that are cut off from aid.
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He says the agency has sent 20 water trucks to five remote areas, including one village of about 1,200 households.
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Native American communities for generations have been disconnected and isolated from the rest of America – often living in remote areas.
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I've spent a lifetime hiking and backpacking in remote areas, from Brazil's Amazonian forests to Alaska's tundra, including desert hikes.
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Traditional forms of entertainment are becoming rare in Taiwan's big cities, but can still be glimpsed in more remote areas.
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Business groups also warn that raising Postal Service rates could result in service cuts to rural or other remote areas.
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While cell phone and internet coverage have improved in recent years, basic infrastructure is still missing in many remote areas.
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Diana often rode with him on horseback as he headed into remote areas to study the languages of indigenous tribes.
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To deliver it to remote areas in the savanna and the Sahara, AID purchased huge trucks designed for American highways.
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Six helicopters have been dispatched to drop water in remote areas and two more were on their way, they said.
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In remote areas, where forces often wreak the greatest devastation, entire villages may have never made it onto a map.
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Mothers were diluting the formula to make it last longer, or proper sanitary conditions were not present in remote areas.
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Any and every mode of transportation available is used to get to the remote areas, including boats, helicopters, and elephants.
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I also love backpacking, sometimes alone and often to remote areas that in the past would make my family worried.
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The measure allowed for government health centers, including those in remote areas, to offer free or subsidized birth control options.
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Lack of trust in outsiders further complicates efforts to introduce effective treatments and sanitary procedures to unstable or remote areas.
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Food and fuel are running low in remote areas in southeastern Australia, leaving those regions teetering on a humanitarian crisis.
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The extended operations or ETOPS approval affects the number of routes the plane can fly over water or remote areas.
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The company said the FCC "ignored" Huawei comments on the negative effects of the order on access in remote areas.
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He said the agency has sent 20 water trucks to five remote areas, including one village of about 1,200 households.
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This is especially the case of poorer children living in remote areas or trapped in situations of tension and conflict.
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Instead, the AFCD has launched a pilot program to capture "nuisance-causing wild pigs" and relocate them to remote areas.
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Dependably frozen lakes support cultural and economic activities, and ice roads across lakes and rivers provide lifelines for remote areas.
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In the Helmand airstrikes this weekend, like many during the war, reports from remote areas were incomplete and sometimes contradictory.
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At 2000 square miles, it's smaller than Indianapolis, the city where I live, and is without rural or remote areas.
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As the Civil War came to a close in 1865, a number of people remained enslaved, especially in remote areas.
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Mourad has organized cleanup efforts at this and other illicit marijuana operations in the more remote areas of northern California.
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The 15 reefs with unexpectedly robust fish populations were not necessarily in the most remote areas with low fishing activity.
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Chinle, Arizona (CNN)In some of the vast, remote areas of the Navajo Reservation, supplies and services can be hours away.
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First, the discovery demonstrates that lapis lazuli was traded further and to more remote areas during this period than previously thought.
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Drones have also long been discussed as a means of improving access to more routine treatments like vaccines in remote areas.
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Soldiers coming back from fighting Nazi Germany with missing limbs were sent to labour camps or remote areas in northern Russia.
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While the advent of mobile telephony in remote areas may be creating new problems, mobile phones and internet access are important.
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Figures for more remote areas, some still cut off by destroyed roads and landslides, are only trickling in, if at all.
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In other words, there's a strategic advantage in linking to portals in remote areas, which are less likely to be hacked.
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Powering phone masts in remote areas is a challenge: phone companies typically rely on expensive diesel generators that need regular refuelling.
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Look for Facebook to focus on Messenger again, and its connectivity efforts to bring internet to remote areas around the world.
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Probably the most impressive of Facebook's connectivity projects is its solar-powered Aquila drone for enabling Internet access in remote areas.
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Facebook's Aquila drone Facebook's Aquila drone Facebook began building solar powered drones and lasers to deliver Internet access to remote areas.
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Eventually Facebook wants to use its Aquila solar-powered drones, satellites and other advanced technology to bring access to remote areas.
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Russia is an important market for OneWeb's project because it has many remote areas where high-speed broadband is not available.
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Monday's kick-off saw thousands of children from remote areas across the country traveling to Kanyakumari to participate in the event.
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Fighting between the two sides usually takes place in remote areas, making it difficult to assess the extent of the conflict.
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It was also a setback for its plan to deliver web connectivity to remote areas of the world through its Internet.
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That has left many mainly elderly people in remote areas a long way from the nearest pump station to fill up.
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Power For All's Malo said small-scale projects such as these offered the best chance of bringing power to remote areas.
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The plan is to use them in remote areas, with the goal of bringing another billion people online, if not more.
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The Spanish government has converted 97 buildings of historic significance in remote areas throughout the country into boutique hotels since 1928.
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"One person told him about how light can be a deterrent to sexual assault and security in remote areas," Hynes said.
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They can provide critical information not always available from government-owned weather stations since many are in mountainous or remote areas.
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Land mines are also a concern in remote areas like Battambang, Banteay Meanchey, Pursat, Siem Reap, Pailin, and Kampong Thom provinces.
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Getting formal ownership papers to farmers in remote areas is not easy especially in a country without a central land registry.
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That spurred a new urgency to get fast internet service to remote areas, to help close the digital gap with cities.
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Cardio Pad enables heart patients in remote areas to access healthcare without journeying to the cities where most heart specialists work.
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In the most remote areas, locals had never seen a tourist or a carbon bicycle, and certainly never an American woman.
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For many years, my family made it a habit to drive out to places like the Malheur and other remote areas.
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In remote areas, unauthorized miners have sucked up natural resources without regard for the environmental and social damage they leave behind.
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Bodies of civilians, especially those killed in misdirected attacks, are often taken from remote areas to Mogadishu to draw media attention.
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Bridges and highways help fuel our economy, provide access to remote areas, and enable us to transport necessary goods and services.
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Over the last few years, College Possible, College Advising Corps and College Forward have expanded their free counseling into remote areas.
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But unlike other large law enforcement agencies, the Border Patrol operates largely in remote areas and out of the public view.
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A no to married priests: Pope Francis today rejected a proposal to allow the ordination of married men in remote areas.
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The camels' bodies will be burnt or buried if they are accessible, but in remote areas, their bodies will be left.
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Now, researchers have developed the "Ocean Sentinel" method whereby animals equipped with loggers are used to monitor fisheries in remote areas.
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Read: Bringing back bison to restore America's lost prairie The work also involves spraying a toxin called 1080 in remote areas.
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"One person told him about how light can be a deterrent to sexual assault and security in remote areas," she said.
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Furthermore, nearly every shop in such remote areas doesn't have a point-of-sale terminal that accepts epayments, or even plastic.
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It's even more rare to see stories about teenage girls that take place in rural and remote areas of the country.
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He says that neonics were found even in honey from remote areas, like Oceanic islands, where they didn't expect to see any.
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That would put the government in a delicate position as it is already faces strong protests over economic hardship in remote areas.
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More than 300,000 postmen will use smartphones and other digital devices to offer doorstep banking services in remote areas of the country.
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Others, however, are likely to welcome Trump's announcement as a chance to boost the economy in one of America's most remote areas.
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Teller says this should shorten the timeline for using Project Loon to provide balloon-powered internet for remote areas around the world.
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But there are people living in more remote areas who aren't close enough to be rescued by the city's pipes, Lockman says.
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"We were in a remote areas without access to a doctor and medications that led the loss of the child," he said.
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Canada's passenger-rail service, VIA Rail, has limited routes, leaving many people in remote areas to contend with extensive final-destination connections.
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"In remote areas, people wouldn't know how to identify real or fake notes and what the exchange rate is," Ho Vandy said.
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The flames, which had burned 470 square miles (1,217 square kilometers), were raging in mostly remote areas but 116 homes were destroyed.
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As Reuters reports, more remote areas have been out of contact for over three days, though rescuers are finally reaching those locations.
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The project will use a drone to fly over remote areas of forest, using a built-in laser to "scan" the forest.
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The logistics of transporting and deploying it in remote areas are complex, since it has to be kept at very low temperatures.
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Many Prime users in remote areas have said they suddenly have trouble finding Amazon products that are eligible to ship at all.
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"After those two things are addressed then we&aposll go after the pieces of fire that are in remote areas," Messina said.
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The death toll from the storm has risen as emergency services got access to remote areas pummeled by heavy winds and rain.
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Facebook is also testing its Aquila solar-powered drone, which will be able to beam bandwidth down to users in remote areas.
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I am a native of Awaran, one of the poorest and remote areas in Balochistan, where illiteracy and malnutrition rates are high.
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As a result, families have moved to cross in remote areas where their journeys can become a lot more complex and dangerous.
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The FTC argued the merger would undermine competition and lead to higher interest rates, poorer service and branch closures in remote areas.
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Those graves have often been hidden in remote areas, but recent discoveries in southwest Mexico indicate that criminal groups are shifting tactics.
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For one, it depends on the existence of radio signals, which may not be a given in remote areas of the globe.
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"With millions of U.S. citizens stranded in remote areas without basic necessities, engineers are needed first to clear the roads," they wrote.
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But much of it, particularly in more remote areas of the country, is plagued by shortages of money, medicine and modern equipment.
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But much of that land, as in previous years, was far from population centers, in remote areas of Alaska or western rangelands.
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For New Zealanders living in remote areas, accessing the relevant doctors and then abortion services can be difficult, said Family Planning's Edmond.
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Their reporting illuminates the difficulties and limitations in collecting data in remote areas and shows how that mirrors struggles across the country.
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FEMA officials said they are relying on logistical assistance from the military to open ports and reach remote areas of the island.
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The program is especially valuable because many detention centers are located in remote areas, where detainees are far from their loved ones.
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In remote areas, small-scale W2E systems can offset the lack of electricity and reduce the major health hazards of decaying waste.
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Nor does it work with phones that are connected to older cellular networks that are often the only service in remote areas.
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But selling them traditional insurance has been impossible, because in remote areas it's absurdly expensive to verify the death of an animal.
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The system was banned in 2005 in the Himalayan nation but it remains in practice in some remote areas in west Nepal.
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They are risking their lives not just in Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan, but also in Yemen, Libya, Somalia and other remote areas.
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The FCC's Universal Service Fund provides subsidies to boost telecommunications services in rural or remote areas as well as schools and libraries.
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D.N.D.I. itself took on the difficult task of conducting clinical trials in the rugged, remote areas where neglected disease are most deadly.
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While in medical school, I went to Alaska, where the Community Health Aide Program had brought access to the most remote areas.
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Smugglers have begun dropping off immigrants in remote areas of the U.S., where they overwhelm border patrol, the Washington Post's Nick Miroff reports.
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The schools were set up more than two decades ago across India and are the only option for many living in remote areas.
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Tunisia has been battling militant groups operating in remote areas near its border with Algeria since an uprising overthrew Ben Ali in 2011.
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Ever since, it has been providing aid workers and locals with invaluable maps to some of the most remote areas of the planet.
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But limited access to power means entire communities of are left in information darkness for days at a time, especially in remote areas.
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"Where our food is growing, where we can plant more trees and vegetation and also how we can monitor remote areas," she says.
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Kiselyov also told AFP that investigating pollution from Norilsk Nickel plants is complicated by the fact that the infrastructure sits in remote areas.
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Retaining new hires can be a challenge, as many of the agency's positions are in remote areas that include difficult climates and terrain.
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Extended operations or ETOPS approval was granted by Canada and affects the number of routes jets can fly over water or remote areas.
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NTBG acquired its first drone in February, and has been using it to scour remote areas where many native species are taking refuge.
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Noises in the ocean have doubled every 10 years for the past 50 years, and the trend is holding even for remote areas.
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Ads keep getting flashier and more data intensive in its core markets, but formats like HD video won't fly in more remote areas.
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It would have to offset the cost of developing, launching and maintaining a constellation of satellites and providing the service to remote areas.
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Nearly 1.3 million trees have been removed so far, but many are in remote areas where it's difficult to bring tree harvesting equipment.
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I've visited hospitals in my district that are using telehealth to serve stroke victims who need immediate attention but live in remote areas.
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In Ireland, the Donegal Mountain Rescue Team is already using DJI's software development kit to coordinate search and rescue missions in remote areas.
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"It's hard to know how many birds have died because Alaska is so big, and there are so many remote areas," Renner said.
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In turn, these devices can be used on Earth in remote areas that can't afford access to these items or types of care.
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A new diagnostic tool could make detecting Zika infection in patients much easier and cheaper in remote areas of Latin and Central America.
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GPS devices also offer the peace of mind that you'll never get lost, even when you're in a new location — including remote areas.
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These recruits were the first of many community health workers Farmer and Dahl relied on in remote areas; the Haitians called them accompagnateurs .
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Many of the children have never been immunized before as they come from remote areas health workers often cannot reach due to conflict.
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Residents in remote areas are stranded with shrinking supplies, and some haven't been able to contact their families to tell them they survived.
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Secure Drive Company, for example, was founded in 2015, and offers automatic reporting and assistance for car accidents that happen in remote areas.
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The Mendocino fire is burning mostly in remote areas, which is why no one has died and the damage has been relatively limited.
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People in need of comprehensive opioid treatment in these remote areas require their own transportation and finances to support multiple hours of travel.
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Since 2012, IHH has provided free health screenings in remote areas; the company gave services to 5,000 people at 19923 events last year.
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Supporters of the drone program say it is an essential part of border protection, particularly in the remote areas along the northern border.
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We will have to face a logistical challenge to reach these very remote areas and provide humanitarian assistance which these isolated populations need.
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They designed RITE -- Rapid Isolation and Treatment of Ebola -- to respond to new cases within days, even in remote areas of the country.
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Unlike in the United States, where shale abounds in more remote areas, shale drilling in Britain has been pursued near some residential areas.
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While Baghouz is the last populated territory of what was once the group's self-proclaimed "caliphate", fighters still operate in remote areas elsewhere.
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This kind of co-optation has become common in remote areas of the jungle — and precisely what many indigenous leaders want to stop.
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The stretch of wall could simply push migrant families toward crossings in more remote areas, as other portions of border fencing have done.
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Three weeks after Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, people across the island, especially those in remote areas, are improvising ways to stay alive.
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The researchers found that many people had been displaced from their homes and had endured months without essential utilities, especially in remote areas.
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Other troops, including helicopter units, have more open-ended tasks such as transporting CBP agents on missions into remote areas between crossing points.
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Although the cellphone coverage was flawless in even the most remote areas, there would be no cheerful roadside assistance service to rescue me.
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They'll fly from Manila once the weather improves, Lorenzana said, carrying aid and allowing rescuers to reach remote areas of the mountainous north.
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A few thousand militants are believed to be remain active, mostly confined to remote areas such as desert and mountains across northern Iraq.
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This project is for the Distributed Common Ground System, which helps the Army analyze information on movements, terrain, and weather in remote areas.
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Thirteen percent were from "outer regional areas," the Sydney Morning Herald reports, and just over eight percent were from remote or very remote areas.
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Wildlife rangers from France's National Hunting and Wildlife Office have located 16 of the golden striped creatures in remote areas of the French island.
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The migration expert Rosenblum said fencing in remote areas of the United States isn't likely to achieve the goal of a more secure border.
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Weather Service officials say tornadoes aren&apost unusual in Wyoming this time of year but typically occur in remote areas and cause little damage.
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Over the decades tens of thousands of health-care workers have trekked through dangerous and remote areas of the world vaccinating almost 3bn children.
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However, the Mirza Olang incident adds to the picture of growing insecurity across Afghanistan where many remote areas are completely out of government control.
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Farmers, mostly in the remote areas, traditionally sell their crops through middle-men, working on behalf of large food processing companies, according to Monehin.
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It divides those funds in numerous ways, but one of them provides subsidies to assist companies that provide broadband in rural and remote areas.
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The ISS (a remote, minimalist environment, by necessity) also functions as a good template for how to conduct operations on remote areas of Earth.
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Reactive science missions: Lucia and Brett Streetmen from Draper both envision using chipsats to monitor wildfires, volcanic eruptions, or wildlife movement in remote areas.
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Reaching these children in Greater Kasai's remote areas, identifying those who are malnourished and providing therapeutic food is challenging given the insecurity, UNICEF said.
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The more remote areas of the island are in crisis as rescue crews cannot access them due to blocked roads and threats of landslides.
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The technology would help women, particularly those in poor or remote areas, get their breasts checked regularly in a less painful and expensive way.
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Alibaba is now building service centres in remote areas where shoppers can order, pick up and sell goods, as well as pay their bills.
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Another project, called ARIES, would let remote areas build cheaper, more efficient cell towers, but that's a project that could take decades to complete.
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But reaching people in some of the poorest, most remote areas blunts criticism that Modi has put the rising middle class before rural communities.
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The government has said it will provide some households in remote areas with a solar direct current system, bypassing the need for costly cables.
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But in remote areas, where police officers and government agencies are spread thin, they also intervene on issues of rape, marriage and honor killings.
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Smartphones already allow farmers in remote areas to snap photos of sick plants, upload them and get a quick diagnosis, plus advice on treatment.
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Whatever qualities had made Hoover successful as an operator of mines in remote areas also made him successful at delivering relief under emergency conditions.
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Some belong to "hill tribes" living in remote areas with limited access to information about nationality procedures, according to the United Nations refugee agency.
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The assembly languages it uses are now only found in remote areas of system architecture in computing, rather than in day-to-day programming.
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Motion sensors and cameras detect illicit crossers, some armed, in remote areas, but the agents can't always get there in time to catch them.
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A third in-person count targeting remote areas like mountain cabins and lake cottages with no fixed address appears so far to be unaffected.
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"The police service in Nigeria is inadequate for the size of the population and is very much urbanized, leaving people in remote areas vulnerable."
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SpaceX's goal is for Starlink satellites to form into a constellation that will provide internet access, for a price, to remote areas of Earth.
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Telecommunications are also, for the most part, down, but armed forces units are providing military technology to some remote areas as a stopgap measure.
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The conscripts are often sent to remote areas away from home, where they are subjected to brutal hazing and bullying by more senior soldiers.
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Lorenzana said they'd fly north carrying aid and allowing rescuers to reach remote areas of the mountainous north as soon as the weather improved.
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Remote areas and conflict zones are darker, but eagle-eyed observers have noticed small lights in some of the areas, potentially identifying military personnel.
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They'll fly from metro Manila once the weather improves, Lorenzana said, carrying aid and allowing rescuers to access remote areas of the mountainous north.
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In the process of meeting the need for HIV testing and treatment in remote areas, many African countries developed sophisticated systems to monitor emerging diseases.
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Dollar General (DG) has become a dominant force in retail by offering everyday items at rock-bottom prices, often in remote areas of the country.
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Using virtual conferencing technology, Cisco was aiming to help people in remote areas get help and access to treatment without having to travel long distances.
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Government troops have been battling militant groups in remote areas near the border with Algeria, while high unemployment has also stoked unrest in recent years.
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Beyond that, retaining new hires can be a challenge as many of the agency's positions are in remote areas that include difficult climates and terrain.
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Social enterprises could play a role in improving rural distribution networks if traditional dealers are unwilling to serve poor customers in remote areas, Sperling said.
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Experts have said the nearly $10 trillion global healthcare industry could be seriously bolstered by drone delivery technology, particularly in disaster zones or remote areas.
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Living in remote areas leaves those teens, already behind their urban and suburban peers in terms of income and education, most at risk, they say.
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But in many coal-heavy but relatively remote areas, such as West Virginia, eastern Kentucky, Wyoming and Montana's Powder River Basin, job options are limited.
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A. The film is about nomadic Bedouins, but there are very few truly nomadic Bedouins left, and most of them live in very remote areas.
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In the other four, limited access to remote areas and a shortage of skilled laborers to run the training programs has stalled reconstruction, Khadka added.
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But when, as is most common, they happen in remote areas or far out at sea, they go unnoticed by everyone bar the professional seismologists.
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Immigration advocates have said it is difficult to find the parents because many live in remote areas of Central America or have gone into hiding.
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This partnership is expected to provide access to broadband internet coverage for at least 80 percent of the Thais living in remote areas, he added.
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Though the blaze didn&apost reach the heart of Yosemite Valley, it burned in remote areas of the park and choked popular areas with smoke.
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With her pedal-powered sewing machine, Riddell brings her work to remote areas, as well as urban streets where power can be difficult to access.
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He combed through census data for remote areas and eventually settled on a 300,000-acre plot north of the tiny town of Van Horn, Texas.
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For now, authorities say the pair could be "anywhere," but advised people to be particularly observant around rural and remote areas like campgrounds and parks.
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Here are some tips for how to stay safe while hiking in remote areas, culled from the National Park Service and the Appalachian Trail Conservancy.
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The Indonesian government has banned such small-scale gold mining, although regional authorities often turn a blind eye to the practice in more remote areas.
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Mobile coverage can be spotty in especially remote areas, and the rainy season makes rural roads particularly difficult to trek and reach women in need.
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Chepangs are an extremely poor community, they live in remote areas, and there are only around 50,000 of them scattered around various districts in Nepal.
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Candidates have used everything from mules to drones flying their party flags to reach voters in remote areas with no roads, according to media reports.
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They worked equally well, but the 23-D ones could be printed in space -- or in rural and remote areas on Earth that lack access.
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Rwanda has launched the world's first national drone delivery system, which will be used to deliver blood to patients in remote areas of the country.
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The killings were a reminder of the stubborn insurgent threat in remote areas of the Philippines despite military campaigns aimed at eliminating the rebels. Capt.
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The hope is that Zipline's fleet of drones will help deliver life-saving materials to remote areas of the US, as it has in Rwanda.
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Armed groups and poachers have used these remote areas as sanctuaries and business headquarters, trafficking in ivory, minerals, and charcoal made from old-growth forest.
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By then, many officials were in May Seventh Cadre Schools, compounds in remote areas where they were made to self-criticize while conducting hard labor.
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A pilot project using a system designed by the Indian Institute of Technology Madras was recently found to be successful in remote areas in Rajasthan.
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With its approximately 0003,000 post offices across the country, PR is often the only state-related entity permanently present in the remote areas of Russia.
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The most common fear-inducing situations are open houses, vacant or model home showings, properties that were unlocked or unsecured, and properties in remote areas.
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Bears are usually a threat only when surprised or when they are protecting their cubs, situations that can occur when hikers are in remote areas.
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Wolves need uninterrupted space, so Dr. Levi thinks that, even if they established a breeding population, they'd be restricted to remote areas like the Adirondacks.
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Many of the families come from remote areas in Central America and are unfamiliar with US systems, and are likely to be distrustful of government.
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Facebook has also used satellite imagery to map populations in more than 20 countries as it explores ways to bring internet access to remote areas.
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The blaze didn&apost reach the heart of the park and instead burned in remote areas, making roads inaccessible and polluting the area with smoke.
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Facebook is testing solar-powered drones that would provide constant wireless access to remote areas, and Google wants to do the same with giant balloons.
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The bigger picture: Beyond pay-TV, many satellite companies provide broadband services, particularly in remote areas where fiber-based broadband is too expensive to install.
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In some of the more remote areas she visited in Morocco, Vietnam, and Mexico, the women didn't seem to bother with concerns of exterior beauty.
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With cell phones getting cheaper, more affordable pre-paid data plans and increased mobile coverage, he realized he could change medical care in remote areas.
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"I've seen it happen with waterfowl when we've had hail come through ... extremely remote areas out of the public eye," Mothershead told CNN on Friday.
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With land disputes on the rise in many remote areas of Brazil, indigenous groups, rural workers and land activists have all been targeted by violence.
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Some who are training and advising Afghan troops as part of Mr. Trump's war strategy are stationed in bases in remote areas and smaller towns.
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Ms. Antonio de Pascual is one of many migrants coming into the United States from remote areas of Central America who only speak indigenous languages.
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This has raised fears that its population of some 25 million is at risk, especially those in remote areas or suffering from preexisting health conditions.
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"In my experience, it's only along the east coast and other very remote areas that you have any chance of finding polar bears," he said.
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Most national parks, for example, are in remote areas with no cell connection, so turning on location sharing in this situation would waste battery life.
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The market rewards internet service providers for building networks with high returns on investments, leaving them little incentive to extend expensive infrastructure into remote areas.
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This spectrum can carry high data volumes but does not have the range to ensure that smartphone users in remote areas would get a signal.
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The Times's Sarah Maslin Nir and Jeffrey E. Singer report: They work alone, sometimes late at night and in remote areas of New York City.
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The national government on Saturday began calling up 3,000 army reservists to conduct evacuations and help people in remote areas affected by the wildfire emergency.
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Mandated by the U.S. Constitution and now conducted largely by telephone and internet, except in remote areas, the census is used to set legislative districts.
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Behind the rise in deforestation is a strategy by multinational food companies to source their agricultural commodities from ever more remote areas around the world.
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Wind and solar farms are typically located in remote areas, creating the need for high-voltage wires to carry their clean power to demand centers.
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Which is why greater broadband infrastructure funding — both public and private — is urgently needed in remote areas, where the cost of connectivity infrastructure remains extreme.
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Drone operator Swoop Aero, which won a first-of-its-kind commercial contract with the government to transport vaccines to remote areas, made the delivery.
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It's no secret that Facebook is highly interested in bringing internet connectivity to more people — even in very remote areas where traditional technologies don't typically work.
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In September, a rocket carrying a satellite to be used by Facebook to bring Internet access to remote areas of the world exploded while awaiting launch.
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Although the flames have not crossed into Oregon, officials are concerned people in remote areas can&apost be reached in case they need to quickly evacuate.
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Business operations that extend into remote areas rely on satellites to provide communications for facility monitoring and instantaneous asset management at unmanned sites and offshore platforms.
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Digging hundreds of miles of trenches for fiber-optic cables alongside long country roads already makes it tough to get basic broadband connections to remote areas.
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According to the park's plans, the bears will be helicoptered in, as that's the only way to access extremely remote areas in a mostly roadless place.
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The death toll in Mozambique could rise steeply as receding floodwaters allow rescuers to access remote areas or if waterborne diseases like cholera gain a foothold.
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Developed by the Maternity Foundation, the Safe Delivery app provides simple instructions to health workers in remote areas on how to assist with non-routine births.
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The harvesters can be used in remote areas and don't need constant supervision; just set it up, and collect water at the end of the day.
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Image: GettyAmong its many uses, Airlander 10 could lift machinery to remote areas, provide surveillance and communications, facilitate academic research, or transport passengers on novelty flights.
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A longtime resident of the nearby Jackson Heights neighborhood, he says that LIC's rapid gentrification has already reached more remote areas like Kew Gardens and Flushing.
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In case of an attack, many beaches have added call boxes so that emergency personnel can be reached even from remote areas of Cape Cod's shores.
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Rescue workers have begun to reach more remote areas in a disaster zone that includes 1.4 million people, but hundreds of thousands have received no aid.
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Starlink: SpaceX's project designed to use thousands of relatively low-cost satellites to provide broadband globally, even to remote areas without access to the internet today.
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Most of the park reopened Tuesday after flames burned in remote areas of Yosemite and left it shrouded in smoke during the height of tourist season.
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In remote areas of the Andes, companies have come under pressure to supply basic services that the state fails to, such as electricity, schools and clinics.
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It also boasts a clean energy powered vehicle designed to transport goods to remote areas, with more flexibility than airplanes and a payload of 30 tons.
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Average annual salary: $103,710Average amount of paid time off: 11.4 days Geological engineers typically work in remote areas near mineral mines or sand-and-gravel quarries.
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Muslim herdsmen, mainly of the Fulani ethnic group, and Christian farmers often clash over the use of land in remote areas of the Middle Belt region.
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The researchers are eager to find more bones to fill out the skeleton, but excavation in these remote areas of Madagascar can be difficult to access.
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That market is to deliver cargo to remote areas without roads, whether it's oil and gas exploration, mining projects or villages needing UPS deliveries from Amazon.
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In remote areas of Puerto Rico, people have resorted to painting "Help" and "Send Food" on roads, buildings and signs, in the hopes of being spotted.
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The incident took down all of the GPS-like system's timing and navigation features other than "Search and Rescue," which helps locate people in remote areas.
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There will also be more of an effort to isolate ISIS fighters in their existing strongholds rather than pushing to be on run across remote areas.
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Students and teachers should be educated about quake safety, so they can pass the knowledge on to their communities, especially in remote areas, said Kryspin-Watson.
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Such incidents are survivable if the patient has access to a tourniquet and transfusion, but in remote areas the victims could not reach help quickly enough.
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Focusing on poor, remote areas As a result, the Express Wi-Fi project has been applauded by some of the same groups that criticized Free Basics.
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But in remote areas, where police officers and government agencies are spread thin, they also intervene on criminal matters, including rape, forced marriage and honor killings.
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Rescue crews are still struggling to reach victims, while aid groups say many survivors are trapped in remote areas, surrounded by wrecked roads and submerged villages.
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Militants occasionally carry out attacks on army patrols and checkpoints in the remote areas around Mount Chaambi, and occasionally raid local homes for food and supplies.
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Infection rates also rose significantly in major cities, which saw a 99% increase between 22016 and 22012, while remote areas saw a decline, the report shows.
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A United States official said the airstrikes — carried out by unmanned warplanes — occurred simultaneously on Sunday against two separate compounds in remote areas of Kunar Province.
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The Blue Dot Hubs developed by UNHCR and partners provide basic care and services to uprooted people between borders and in remote areas outside camp settings.
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The Indonesian government has banned such small-scale gold mining projects, although regional authorities often turn a blind eye to the practice in more remote areas.
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"We're looking at a large-scale crisis in very remote areas," said Denise Brown, the West and Central Africa regional director for the World Food Programme.
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"Keep in mind, it was the federal government's intention to put American Indian reservations in rural, very remote areas," Montooth told me in a phone interview.
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Inspired by the diverse aesthetics of various landscapes and cultures, the multidisciplinary artist travels to remote areas of the globe and blends people into their surroundings.
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Various factors, including poor roads and high transport costs, in remote areas often result in delays in testing that can prevent access to vital antiretroviral treatment.
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This practice is illegal, because it harms the environment, but it often goes on unchecked because state inspectors cannot monitor what is happening in remote areas.
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Although this alone is bad news for the environment, the way in which microplastics, or MPs, are delivered to such remote areas has other dangerous implications.
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Whether they sneak into the country in remote areas or enter the country through a port of entry, most migrants are trying to petition for asylum.
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The data factories are popping up in areas far from the biggest cities, often in relatively remote areas where both labor and office space are cheap.
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However, that is still well below the average of 75% in the developed world, and "reverse urbanization" is picking up as infrastructure improves in remote areas.
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These two factors have created a law-enforcement vacuum in remote areas like Lassen National Forest, with low-risk, high-reward conditions so conducive to criminality.
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Dead people voting, vote-buying, theft or burning of ballots, threats of violence, rigged counting, particularly in remote areas — over the years it&aposs all been seen.
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That's the Google project that seeks to bring the internet to rural and remote areas by launching huge balloons into the air and beaming down a signal.
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Facebook is also working on a solar-powered, Internet-beaming drone called Aquila, which can connect very remote areas that don't have any Internet access at all.
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The idea is to provide coverage to rural or remote areas, where laying fiber isn't an option, as well as provide another internet service option to customers.
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That's a new monthly record for the agency, as it struggles to manage a surging number of parents and children arriving in remote areas along the border.
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Researchers believe the increase in migrant families along remote areas of the border is fueled by the US limiting how many asylum-seekers it can process daily.
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Facebook's connectivity team is best known for ambitious technology programs like the Aquila drone, an unmanned, solar-powered craft designed to connect remote areas to the internet.
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It will also require upgrading power infrastructure to reduce the likelihood of igniting another blaze and deploying distributed renewable energy across microgrids to safely power remote areas.
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Some families in remote areas that the mason training program could not reach have rebuilt their homes without following the NRA's building codes and criteria, he said.
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Instead of building large, expensive barriers in remote areas, Udall and Heinrich say it makes more sense to invest federal dollars in high-tech detection equipment there.
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The helicopters will improve the army's ability to quickly reinforce "remote areas of tension along the border in support of the army's fight against terrorists", Jones said.
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Facebook was also focused on providing internet to people in remote areas through a drone technology project called "Aquila," but the company abandoned that project last year.
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It could also prove useful for bringing internet access to remote areas without cell phone towers or a cable infrastructure, notably parts of Africa and South America.
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After five years, the new ships will be handed over to the Bangladesh government, which believes Friendship's method of reaching people in remote areas needs to expand.
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Marie Stopes International Uganda says that 94% of its outreach work, which aims to bring contraception to women in rural and remote areas, is funded by USAID.
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Yosemite was scheduled to reopen Tuesday after being largely closed since July 25 because of smoke from fires in remote areas that choked the scenic Yosemite Valley.
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The total number of these people amounted to fewer than a million, and were scattered across several island chains, and remote areas in Africa and South America.
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The internet service enabled by Starlink is expected to be low cost and accessible to remote areas of the world where internet is hard to come by.
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The complex of fires has been less destructive to property than some of the other wildfires in the state because it is mostly raging in remote areas.
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The United States has repeatedly carried out drone strikes on members and leaders of the group, which makes remote areas in southern Yemen as its main base.
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When the Taliban attacks, it is the junior officers and soldiers in the remote areas who can prevent the fall of a district and protect civilian population.
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With China's pollution problems showing no signs of easing, Chinese people living in smog-shrouded cities are escaping to remote areas for a breath of fresh air.
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"This is a project with significant importance, as it provides telecommunication services to many Pakistani people, including ones that live in rural and remote areas," Zhang said.
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Independent experts have questioned whether the one-week delay will be enough to organise the poll, both in Kinshasa and remote areas of Congo's vast forested interior.
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Lack of money also means that some schools in poorer, more remote areas have to use teachers whose own Mandarin skills may not be up to par.
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Back in the 19th century, industrial outfits would crop up in remote areas and run the entire local economy—providing housing, education and jobs along the way.
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Other people are far from the city's center — and from help — in remote areas of Borno State that have only recently been wrested from Boko Haram control.
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Venues in remote areas could require shuttle services to take guests to and from the venue, on buses that cost from $900 to $1,500 each, she said.
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Bhatta, who set up the NGO in the quake-prone region in 2003, said local knowledge was vital to reach remote areas, some only accessible by foot.
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About 203,000 customers are still without electricity, most in remote areas, according to the new head of the island's power utility, the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority.
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The complex of fire has been less destructive to property than some of the other wildfires in the state because it is mostly raging in remote areas.
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But criminal groups and the National Liberation Army (ELN) have filled the void left by the FARC in remote areas to control narcotics and illegal mining operations.
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The Buckee team randomly conducted in-person surveys of 3,299 of the estimated 1.1 million Puerto Rican households earlier this year, making sure to include remote areas.
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Nyatanga said the association donates some of the proceeds from its performances – which it stages in townships in remote areas too - to local orphanages and poor widows.
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But all but one of the new generation plants use diesel fuel, he said - even though transport of fuel can be a big problem in remote areas.
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But by 2009, an Army document outlined a shift from "attacking the enemy in remote areas" to "protecting and developing the major population centers" in eastern Afghanistan.
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While their presence in remote areas is perhaps now more valuable than ever, they may soon be forced into providing services they were not designed to provide.
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The largest share of migrants arrive in Texas, but there appears to be a growing number who are entering through remote areas of Arizona and New Mexico.
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On Monday, he cracked open the door to ordaining married, elderly men as priests in remote areas of the Amazon, where the shortage of priests is dire.
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In 2013, President Ian Khama issued a national hunting moratorium, accompanied by an order to convert hunting operations — many located in featureless, remote areas — into photographic safaris.
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Thousands more are in smaller cities and remote areas, where they often power the local economy, spending their paychecks at restaurants, gas stations, nail salons and stores.
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The jihadists are still assessed to be a potent security threat with a foothold in remote areas and widely expected to escalate a wave of guerrilla attacks.
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In addition, some of the companies already using Huawei equipment fear that they will no longer receive government subsidies meant to help get service to remote areas.
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AU and Somali troops have driven al Shabaab from major urban strongholds and ports, but they have often struggled to defend smaller, more remote areas from attacks.
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Niantic is also opening up the process of voting for in-game Pokéstops and Pokémon Gyms, which should also make life easier for players in remote areas.
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These spillovers are increasing exponentially as our ecological footprint brings us closer to wildlife in remote areas and the wildlife trade brings these animals into urban centers.
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Beyond peeling sheds, Thailand has problems on shrimp farms and hatcheries, which are often located in remote areas, beyond the reach of civil society organisations, Hall said.
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At the time, my organization, Air Bridge Iraq (Luftbrücke Irak), was bringing Yazidis from remote areas in Iraq that needed urgent medical attention to Germany for treatment.
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"Today, we contract with third parties to run what we call 'feeder flights,' often to smaller cities and to remote areas," said UPS spokesperson Kara Gerhardt Ross.
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Rosatom says the floating nuclear power plant is suited to remote areas and "island states" which need stable and in its own words, "green," sources of energy.
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Mishra said that while, in his view, India has sufficient land for traditional solar installations, much of it is in remote areas inhospitable to agriculture, including deserts.
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The company makes small drones for hobbyists as well as the higher-end industrial grade drones used to survey remote areas and forest fires, among other uses.
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Tunisia has been battling militant groups operating in remote areas near its border with Algeria since an uprising overthrew autocratic leader Zine Abidine Ben Ali in 2011.
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Tunisia has been battling militant groups operating in remote areas near the border with Algeria since an uprising overthrew autocratic leader Zine Abidine Ben Ali in 2011.
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One application where drone delivery may make more sense, and is already in use, is ferrying medical supplies to remote areas that are hard to reach by road.
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African Union and Somali troops have driven al Shabaab from major urban strongholds and ports, but they have often struggled to defend smaller, more remote areas from attacks.
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Project Loon, an effort from Google's X "moonshot" development program, is a network of balloons that will provide high speed Internet access to remote areas of the globe.
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Researchers say the MAVs have a wide range of potential civil and military applications — such as surveying remote areas or deploying as surveillance units in emergency response scenarios.
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Francis has said that he is open to studying the possibility of ordaining married men, called "viri probati" for remote areas in the Amazon that are without priests.
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Meanwhile polio lives on in remote areas of Pakistan and Afghanistan, where cases this year have totalled 53 and 14 respectively, according to the Global Polio Eradication Initiative.
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Border Patrol agents are encountering an increasing number of families in remote areas of the border, a shift from the single adult Mexicans they used to apprehend historically.
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Hawala is popular among migrants in the Middle East and has been used to remit money to remote areas, where banking is out of reach or too costly.
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The film will be screened in schools in remote areas of Lebanon this autumn as part of awareness sessions organised by a local NGO specialising in child protection.
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The swift spread of the internet, to which 55% of Filipinos now have access, up from 9% in 2009, means cybersex dens can operate in increasingly remote areas.
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If the impending 5G network had the right infrastructure to connect remote areas to fast wireless internet, it could potentially solve some of the communication problems for CAVs.
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Although the FCC believes the move will spark more telecommunications infrastructure development in these remote areas, it's not likely to happen soon, according to at least one expert.
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That is already proving to be a challenge as some former FARC fighters have formed dissident groups or joined criminal gangs that are sowing violence in remote areas.
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RAY SOIFER Green Valley, Arizona Your leader calling for the United States Postal Service to be privatised gave short shrift to deliveries in remote areas ("Deliverance", April 21st).
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While Alberta has seen several bigger fires in the past, including a 2011 inferno that scorched 1.7 million acres, past megafires occurred in remote areas of the province.
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Grouse shooting contributes 32 million pounds to the Scottish economy and supports 2,640 full jobs in remote areas, according to Gift of Grouse, a group promoting the sport.
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Mining companies operating in remote areas have long relied on thermal power plants, making their operations carbon-intensive and their costs vulnerable to fluctuations in world oil prices.
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Google is currently talking with several Indian telecoms to help launch Project Loon, which uses balloons instead of cellular towers to provide affordable Internet access in remote areas.
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Instead of sending tracking signals to ground stations - which means planes' locations can be lost over oceans or remote areas - the new system would beam them to satellites.
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The bulk of the nation's current wildfire activity is unfolding in Alaska, where the agency reports 74 blazes have blackened nearly 2 million acres, mostly in remote areas.
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The National Park Service, which is working with AT&T and Verizon to improve service in remote areas, insists the update won't detract from the park's environmental integrity.
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The unrest underlines the difficulties for investors involved in resources projects in remote areas of Latin America, where locals and environmentalists often complain that their needs are ignored.
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Our policy of prevention through deterrence — pushing those crossing out from the heavily patrolled urban areas to the remote areas of the desert — serves to weaponize the landscape.
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There's also Project Loon, an experimental initiative under Google's X lab responsible for trying to deliver Wi-Fi to remote areas of the Earth using hot air balloons.
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In an effort to build support with rural constituencies, US presidential hopefuls and world leaders alike are proposing increased government funding to improve internet access in remote areas.
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And they should also find ways to expand access to health services by subsidizing doctors, therapists and other health care workers to make periodic visits to remote areas.
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She said it can be hard to create -- and sustain -- attention for Native Americans' cases, in part because many take place in small communities or more remote areas.
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Cal Fire reported about 12,000 firefighters battling about 10 other large fires across the state on Tuesday, most of which were largely contained or burning in remote areas.
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The drones also can be used to cover acres of solar panels installed on vast farms, or wind turbines installed along roads, even in remote areas, Horn explained.
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They hail from remote areas, mostly totally unknown to people in the West, victims of a war they never started and invisible to the world as its casualties.
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In remote areas in tropical countries, many people lack electricity and clinics are often unable to store vaccines or medicines that need to be chilled, the study said.
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Now that we know U.S. military personnel are patrolling remote areas of the border, it is only a matter of time before the next interaction turns to conflict.
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But recently, Rantanen teamed up with some researchers from Pennsylvania State University to test out using so-called "white space" to increase their range into more remote areas.
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The Vatican proposed ordaining married, elderly men — "preferably indigenous, respected and accepted members of their community" — to serve indigenous people in the most remote areas in the region.
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JOHANNESBURG — Cyclone Kenneth dumped heavy rains in northern Mozambique on Sunday, flooding parts of a provincial capital, prompting evacuations and complicating efforts by rescuers to reach remote areas.
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In response, some Central Americans may attempt to cross in the remote areas in the vast California or Arizona deserts or near the border city of Ciudad Juárez.
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But many rural teachers have also moved to urban areas, she added, and government incentives to entice teachers to move to remote areas often are not generous enough.
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Even after international agencies ferried in hundreds of ambulances, the large vehicles could not get to the most remote areas where the virus was ravaging the local population.
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Harnessing public-private partnerships to expand urban renewable energy grids and increase energy access in remote areas is also something the Nordics and the US can do together.
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And it makes a firm defense of priestly celibacy just as Francis faces a critical decision on whether to lift the restriction on married priests in remote areas.
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From now on, a foreign service officer will be spending roughly half the year in Nuuk, Greenland's colorful capital, and trekking around remote areas by boat and dogsled.
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Google is also in talks with telecom providers to collaborate on Project Loon, using high-altitude balloons to beam high-speed Wi-Fi to remote areas in India.
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In other cases, drivers and fleet managers have reported difficulties with the ELD technology, like hardware and software issues and problems with connectivity when driving in remote areas.
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Deng said more midwives are needed to be able reach pregnant women in remote areas, so they do not have to walk for hours to get looked after.
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Microsoft said its new plan would help rural Americans — many of whom live in remote areas that haven't had fast internet service — get exactly that kind of service.
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In poor countries, clinics in remote areas are eager for tests that can be done rapidly and without electricity, especially when no one trained to pierce veins is available.
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Tilonia is home to the Barefoot College, which was set up by Sanjit 'Bunker' Roy to train illiterate women from remote areas across the world to become solar engineers.
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In 2016, UPS Foundation partnered with Gavi, a health organization, and Zipline, a drone company, as part of an effort to deliver blood transfusions to remote areas in Rwanda.
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But with cloud infrastructure, faster internet speeds in more remote areas and a new generation of communications and collaboration tools, more companies are finding it advantageous to hire elsewhere.
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"There is an obvious concern over the fact that it is not happening in remote areas, where it's easier to contain, as it did in previous years," he said.
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Lockheed Martin's LMH1 airship - which also costs around $40 million - is a competitor to Hybrid Air Vehicles with the company touting the potential to deliver cargo to remote areas.
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According to HelloTech co-founder and chief executive Richard Wolpert, the company operates in 88 percent of cities across the US, with exceptions for some rural or remote areas.
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Researchers and advocates believe the increase in migrant families in remote areas of the border is fueled by the US limiting how many asylum-seekers it can process daily.
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"Chances for acquisitions or mergers in Kansai region may be slim because the companies are large in size, but there may be such cases in remote areas," Yamazaki said.
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On the upside, the elderly and those with certain disabilities who live in more remote areas of the country now have the option to use Lyft to get around.
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With Beira largely gone and major roads across the country flooded, many survivors of the cyclone are still stuck in remote areas and growing panicked, according to the BBC.
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The idea for initiative came after X used FSOC to deliver information for its Loon connectivity project which uses hot air balloons to deliver internet connectivity in remote areas.
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It started offering drone deliveries to ranchers in remote areas (lots of those Down Under) and is now preparing to start flights in the suburbs closer to the city.
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US-based satellite company ViaSat is teaming up with Boeing to create and deliver three new satellites that will deliver high-speed internet to remote areas around the world.
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When microfinance loans in west Africa became subject to interest-rate limits, small loans to the poorest borrowers in the most remote areas were the first to be axed.
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All residents of the island have been evacuated with no loss of life, U.S.-based charity Samaritan Aviation, which operates seaplanes to remote areas of PNG, said on Facebook.
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However, remaining restrictions on RU486 in the Northern Territory, South Australia and ACT mean the foundation can't operate in some of the remote areas where it is needed most.
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The wider range of turbine types could help Vestas grow its onshore business, helping spur developments in more remote areas, away from communities where projects often face local opposition.
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However, residents have in recent weeks voiced concern that militants from Al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb known to operate in remote areas near Timbuktu are infiltrating the city.
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That is when Frontier Markets found Bassi in a self-help group for women and trained her to spread awareness and sell solar lights in remote areas of Rajasthan.
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At the open-air jade market, Chinese businessmen haggle with Burmese traders selling rough green slabs of the gemstone, freshly dug from mines in remote areas to the north.
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Loon, which is owned by Google (GOOGL) parent company Alphabet, aims to use a network of high-flying balloons to provide internet access in remote areas around the world.
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"We're selling a service to governments and public health organizations to provide a higher level of access to healthcare to millions living in rural and remote areas," Rinaudo said.
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U.S.-based satellite company ViaSat is teaming up with Boeing to create and deliver three new satellites that will deliver high-speed internet to remote areas around the world.
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Plastic bottles help transport clean drinking water to remote areas, lightweight composites help save energy in automobiles and planes, single-use sterile syringes and blood bags help extend lives.
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Others in remote areas expressed concerns about their ability to get to the airport for flights back to the US, particularly as countries have imposed sharp restrictions on travel.
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Google and other online mapping platforms often show only blurry satellite images, or have no location names for remote areas such as the small fishing villages around Lake Albert.
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The utility companies acknowledge that they may bear some responsibility but say not all of it, because climate change and development in remote areas have made wildfires more destructive.
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To avoid the long wait times, which can extend months, some migrants take circuitous routes to reach the border and cross between ports of entry, sometimes in remote areas.
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Kagame embraced the idea, and two years later a Silicon Valley startup called Zipline began flying blood to health facilities in remote areas, as part of a governmental fleet.
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Mohammed al-Ghanami, a diving instructor for the Saudi Marines, has been giving his wife lessons in remote areas where the police or other motorists will not disturb them.
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In a milestone, it is drafting plans for three national forests in California that may call for allowing fires caused by lightning strikes to burn in some remote areas.
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For women who live in remote areas or who have mobility or transportation challenges, WoVeN will soon begin a pilot program for online group meetings through a teleconferencing service.
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We patrol rugged and remote areas, and we have long relied on our own ingenuity to communicate, fix equipment and even build early versions of border barriers and technology.
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"A lot of the hotels in the luxury segment are located in remote areas of the country that wouldn't normally see this kind of economic activity," said Mr. Frakenberg.
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The company's move underscores a geographical shift in China's aluminum sector to more remote areas such as Yunnan from the heavily industrialized smelting heartland of Shandong in the east.
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But the use of these services has become rote for many customers, and the services are increasingly available in suburban and remote areas (with longer wait times, of course).
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Zobia Gul, a community development officer in the forest department, mobilises women and educated girls in remote areas to play an active part in society by setting up nurseries.
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The big picture: Deaths from unintentional injury and suicide among rural youth compound the slew of health struggles that more than 46 million Americans living in remote areas face.
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Ashram schools for children from poor tribal areas of India were set up more than two decades ago and are the only option for many living in remote areas.
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It has also fueled calls for bolder change, including among nuns, who outnumber priests in the Amazon and often carry out the bulk of missionary work in remote areas.
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It also has research facilities in Ottawa, Waterloo, Montreal, and Vancouver; is providing high-speed internet to remote areas of the country; and employs about 1,100 people in Canada.
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The utility, the state's largest, has blamed development in remote areas and climate change as major contributors to the severity of wildfires in its 70,000-square-mile service area.
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Since the 1980s, I have tried to bring national awareness to the Everglades through photography, recording images of some of the more remote areas that most tourists never see.
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It says mini-grids could be the most cost-effective solution for remote areas with a high enough demand, and could provide electricity for 500 million people by 2030.
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While African Union and Somali troops have driven Islamist militant group al Shabaab from major urban strongholds and ports, they have struggled to defend smaller, more remote areas from attacks.
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Sometimes it's because extremists and traffickers rush into previously remote areas in an effort to control them, promoting a human presence in areas where animals used to enjoy free rein.
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Because it is costly to provide electricity to remote areas, "the cities subsidise the costs of providing electricity to rural areas", says Severin Borenstein of the University of California, Berkeley.
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The goal is for the low-orbit satellites to bring connectivity to millions in remote areas that are too hard to reach with fiber-optic cables and terrestrial wireless networks.
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More regulation could also force telecoms to more quickly build out their networks, especially in poorer urban areas as well as remote areas that have historically been underserved by broadband.
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The Indonesian Red Cross said it&aposs focusing its relief efforts on an estimated 20,000 people in remote areas in the island&aposs north where aid still has not reached.
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PSR Chief Executive Hannah Nixon told lawmakers the watchdog has been clear to Link that it must maintain interchange fees at a level that keeps ATMs in remote areas open.
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No areas are closed to travel but the department urges visitors to exercise caution, particularly in southern Belize City and remote areas along Belize's borders such as where Swaney was.
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They are considerably less effective in remote areas where it can take days of walking to reach a town or road and where they need constant maintenance to avoid compromise.
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Qureshi said the incremental costs of travel to remote areas without sufficient infrastructure can soon add up and make foreign travel to places such as Malaysia seem cheaper and easier.
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For potential sufferers in remote areas, away from skin specialists, diagnosis can be especially tricky, he said, making a simple blood test an easy alternative to identify those at risk.
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The 150-square-foot home is a low-impact, off-the-grid structure made of wood, glass and canvas that can be carried into remote areas and constructed by hand.
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They also did the sweaty legwork of mosquito surveillance: setting and collecting mosquito traps in remote areas, and categorizing mosquitoes according to their wing shape and coloring patterns under microscopes.
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The device is yet to be rolled out beyond small-scale trials in Kampala's hospitals, but the biggest challenge may lie ahead as the technology is taken to remote areas.
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Alphabet has been investing in Loon to make it work, but whether the balloons will be cheaper than building infrastructure in remote areas that lack connectivity remains to be seen.
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The policy has encouraged tens of thousands of migrants to divert from well-staffed entry points and turn themselves in to Border Patrol agents in remote areas along the border.
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Senior police officials said the drones would be used for monitoring giant crowds, investigating hazardous waste spills, handling hostage situations and reaching remote areas in crime scenes, among other tasks.
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Barbados' mix of urban and rural areas means the researchers could study birds that regularly mingle with humans in towns and cities, as well as birds living in remote areas.
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Three weeks after Hurricane Maria devastated the island, scarce medical supplies, equipment and power mean illnesses easily treated under normal conditions now can be a death sentence in remote areas.
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Rangers are given "cultural leave," he added, if they need to visit their homelands after the death of a community member, or to make long journeys home to remote areas.
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In rapidly developing Astoria, where 44 percent of new units were in a transit desert, construction in those remote areas was growing six times faster than in the neighborhood overall.
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Minor flaws in the voting process included delays in the opening of some polling stations, especially in remote areas, said André da Silva Neto, the president of the election commission.
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Today, her trips take her just a few minutes into the township, but some days, she drives hours up into the mountains to treat patients living in very remote areas.
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Francis argued that the gap should be filled with a culturally sensitive effort to increase priestly vocations and by encouraging more of those already ordained to go to remote areas.
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Humans have been using this method for subsistence farming for the past 12,000 years, and it's still a popular practice in remote areas of South America, Africa and Southeast Asia.
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But enormous quantities of water are also required for mineral processing, dust suppression, slurry pipelines (to transport minerals in remote areas), and, last but by no means least, employees' needs.
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"Interstate pipelines run through remote areas and highly populated urban areas, and are vulnerable to accidents, operating errors, and malicious physical and cyber-based attack or intrusion," the GAO said.
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He backed policies requiring the use of renewable energy sources and a $5 billion investment in transmission lines to bring power from wind farms in remote areas to big cities.
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Residents could still be trapped Hundreds of calls from people around the country looking for their relatives continue piling up as emergency crews attempt to reach the most remote areas.
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That impacts remote areas like the Arctic, lower-quality crudes like those produced in Canada's oil sands and in Venezuela, regions with poor infrastructure and deepwater production around the world.
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"In remote areas particularly, women said they were suffering from a loss of dignity and what they wanted most was an apology so they could then move on," he said.
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The only times I had no signal from either Verizon or T-Mobile and the WeBoost didn't help was when I was in extremely remote areas or deep into National Parks.
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Tech from Australian firm Swoop Aero successfully delivered the vaccines to Cook's Bay, marking the first time a government has contracted a commercial drone company to transport vaccines to remote areas.
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Thousands of people living in remote areas of Nepal have no access to proper healthcare facilities, which means they have to walk or be carried long distances if they fall ill.
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An estimated 35,000 utility workers from 26 states are in the region to help restore power, but in remote areas, electricity is still expected to remain out for weeks to come.
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The new company, which is changing its name from Project Loon to Loon, will continue working with mobile network operators to extend connectivity to rural and remote areas without Internet access.
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Militant attacks are rare since Algeria emerged from its 1990s war with armed Islamists, but small groups of fighters allied to al Qaeda's North Africa branch are active in remote areas.
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ABC Online reports that the Tasmanian fire service is gearing up for another month of bushfire operations, but it expects that remote areas could continue to burn for weeks to come.
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The Generous People Gala's proceeds go 100 percent to The Heart Fund, an organization that travels to the world's most remote areas to perform surgeries and screen children for cardiovascular diseases.
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The big picture: Called Starlink, the project is designed to use thousands of relatively low-cost satellites to provide broadband globally, even to remote areas without access to the internet today.
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Instead of sending tracking signals to ground stations - which means that aircraft locations can be lost over oceans or remote areas - Aireon's system will beam them to satellites providing global coverage.
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U.N. aid chief Stephen O'Brien told the Security Council on Wednesday the toll was likely much higher as aid workers could not reach remote areas of the impoverished, war-torn country.
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Instead of sending tracking signals to ground stations - which means planes' locations can be lost over oceans or remote areas - the new system will beam them to satellites providing global coverage.
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Lockheed, the U.S. Defense Department's No. 1 supplier, has said the airships will revolutionize the way oil and mining companies haul equipment to the Arctic and other remote areas without roads.
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A spokesman for PLN said it was "wide open" to developing hybrid power systems in remote areas, combining renewables with traditional generators to guarantee electricity is available 24 hours a day.
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Also at issue in Tribal Law Enforcement is retention of qualified people, which Webb said could be directly linked to low pay and hardships placed on Tribal officers in remote areas.
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"I've supported billions of dollars to help deal with that humanitarian crisis to put up physical barriers, to increase technology, to have more personnel and roads through remote areas," she said.
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But for the almost one-in-five who are either low income or living in remote areas, getting high-speed Wi-Fi isn't possible, according to internet connectivity advocacy group OpenMedia.
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The Global Times, an influential tabloid published by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily, said the nuclear power platforms could "sail" to remote areas and provide a stable power supply.
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The US-led coalition estimates that fewer than 3,000 ISIS fighters remain in Syria and Iraq, largely confined to more remote areas after having been driven out of major urban areas.
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In the Philippines, rescue workers were still struggling to reach some remote areas hit by floods and landslides that Tembin's downpours brought, as the death toll climbed to more than 230.
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But an exception for remote areas of South America would be different, addressing an extreme version of the shortage of priests that plagues the church in many parts of the world.
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The Vatican: A church document includes a proposal to ordain married, elderly men in remote areas of the Amazon region as a way to respond to the dearth of priests there.
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One of these efforts is Zipline, a start-up that uses drones to deliver blood and medicine to medical facilities in remote areas that can't be easily reached by traditional vehicles.
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Many advocates of renewable electricity say increased use of wind and solar can bring power to many remote areas faster than centralized and expensive fossil fuel plants or liquid fuel generators.
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For example, other countries have reduced delivery times and costs dramatically by using drones, which can reach people in remote areas and provide vital resources to communities impacted by natural disasters.
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Residents have learned to improvise without power or running water, especially those who live in remote areas, who waited the longest for help and for whom recovery is the farthest off.
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In contrast to Houston, where the weather began to clear and a few children even returned to playgrounds, many people in these remote areas are still in desperate need of rescue.
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" JS: "A lot of these communities are scared they're not going to get business because they're in these remote areas, so whenever tourists or travelers come, they're just eager to sell.
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One in five Australians 45 and older living in remote areas say there is no primary care near where they live, and nearly 60 percent say there are no specialists nearby.
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Private sector companies are also working towards solutions to address the digital divide, such as the use of TV white spaces (TVWS) for broadband connection in remote areas of the country.
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The technology is still limited, not only because sunlight collection can be inconsistent on cloudy days and unavailable at night, but also because rural or remote areas often lack proper infrastructure.
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A similar process would also apply to hospitals that treat patients in medical emergencies, and to air ambulances (the helicopters and planes that transport patients from remote areas to major hospitals).
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From family members making calls across oceans to journalists interviewing sources in remote areas, we'll soon be able to understand each other a little bit better — even without an internet connection.
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" For Freedman, the story illustrated frustrations for care providers: "[Mandates to turn patients away] strike me as something that must be on people's minds when they work in these remote areas.
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HVDC would maximize investments in large-scale energy developments in remote areas of the country and offshore, as well as create advanced interconnectivity with the existing grid infrastructure and emerging concepts.
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To provide ballots in the most remote areas, the politically independent Election Commission of India will deploy 0003 special trains, as well as boats, planes and teams of camels and elephants.
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Rescue crews were still struggling to reach victims five days later, while aid groups said many survivors were trapped in remote areas, surrounded by wrecked roads, flattened buildings and submerged villages.
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By not engaging in acts of needless cruelty, the jihadists would be more likely to win support, or at least acquiescence, in the remote areas of north-eastern Nigeria where they operate.
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"Victims are from [remote areas like] Khyber Pakhtunkhwa or South Punjab and would never be able to afford this procedure," Qadri said, adding that most victims are women who spurn marriage proposals.
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This need was increased when troops from the UAE drove the organization from the port city of Mukalla, scattering its fighters into the more remote areas where they intermingled with local tribes.
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It was meant to fly at high altitudes and beam signals down to small dishes and towers, which would convert them into Wi-Fi and LTE signals for people in remote areas.
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IS has been driven from nearly all the territory it once controlled in Syria and Iraq, though it still maintains a presence in the Syrian desert and remote areas along the border.
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Rather, the pope urged bishops to pray for more priestly vocations and to send missionaries to a region where faithful Catholics in remote areas can go months or even years without Mass.
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The organizations are keeping hundreds of thousands of people alive; the problem is that millions more live in remote areas of this vast country that the aid groups simply can't get to.
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While manufacturers claim that the airships are able to land in remote areas and take off vertically, analysts said that there is no infrastructure in place to load or unload the aircraft.
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The proposal is limited to remote areas of South America where there is a scarcity of priests but could set a precedent for easing the restriction on married priests throughout the world.
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Today, Facebook is expanding this work with the launch of OpenCellular, a new open source hardware and software project that aims to bring a more affordable wireless access platform to remote areas.
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Today, Mr. Sanders has 12 offices across the state, more than any other political candidate, with outposts in remote areas like Winnemucca, home to the Northern Paiute tribe, and Fernley, outside Reno.
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A spokesman for the United Nations' International Civil Aviation Organization declined further comment beyond a statement in March announcing improvements to flight recorders and better ways of tracking jetliners over remote areas.
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Floods and rains that followed sent brown water coursing through the streets of the province's main city Pemba on Sunday and submerged roads leading to remote areas to the north and south.
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Rinaudo and his former Harvard classmate Will Hetzler formed the company after identifying a market for delivering essential medical products cheaper and faster, particularly to remote areas and regions with challenged infrastructure.
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Cathy Cahill, director of the university's drone program, said BVLOS flights are especially important for Alaska because the lack of roads in remote areas makes it difficult to complete many vital missions.
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Most of today's IoT devices, such as smart meters and agricultural sensors, rely on Wi-Fi or cellular signals, leaving remote areas, farms, and vast expanses of the world's oceans without connectivity.
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Eventually, the plan is for this telecommunications system to provide low-cost broadband internet access to paying customers around the planet, including remote areas where internet service is hard to come by.
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The Election Commission said vote counting was also still underway in 20 remote areas of the country, offering the long-time politician a possibility of more seats but not an outright majority.
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Previously, SoCalGas, a unit of Sempra Energy, said it delayed the return of Line 235-2 to July 29 after finding some "non-hazardous" pipeline leaks in remote areas of the desert.
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The effects of these proposed rules are certainly up for debate, and there's merit to the arguments by rideshare companies that caps would disproportionately affect the outer boroughs and relatively remote areas.
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Although most laborers working in residential areas use protective gear properly, others in remote areas are not monitored closely, according to workers and Nakamura, the leader of the radiation workers support group.
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On the flip side, it could encourage countries with emerging solar power to cut emissions or refocus solar panel efforts to more sparsely populated or remote areas, where pollution is less severe.
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The system does not appear to be in wide use, although the company does hold FCC licenses to provide broadband spectrum services in remote areas of Alaska and the Gulf of Mexico.
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In addition, police are warning users to be cautious of their surroundings after a group of Missouri teens were allegedly using the app to lure victims to remote areas and rob them.
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As of last September, about 30 percent of Afghanistan's soldiers and more than half of its police officers were stationed at hundreds of outposts and checkpoints in remote areas throughout the country.
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Sometimes that reflects the cold reality that would-be sellers can't find buyers for homes in remote areas, but often it simply demonstrates the attachment older people have to their rural lives.
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Almost a week after Kenneth struck with storm surges and winds of up to 280 kph (175 mph), aid workers say many remote areas and small islands are still waiting for supplies.
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Ms. Knaul, who has worked extensively in Mexico, said that there had been "huge improvements" there more recently, but that drugs for palliative care remained difficult to obtain in many remote areas.
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Such drones would be used to help agents working alone in remote areas with rough terrain along the Mexican or Canadian borders that are constrained by "limited mobility and visibility." video video
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Yaounde (CNN)He is just 28 years old, but Cameroonian Arthur Zang has won a £25,000 ($37,000) prize for inventing a touchscreen heart-monitoring tablet that could revolutionize medicine in remote areas.
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Nearly 40 percent of the victims were from indigenous groups, reflecting an increased demand for natural resources — minerals, timber, land and hydropower — that are often found in remote areas, Mr. Kyte said.
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Many of the children have never been immunized before as they have come to cities such as Baidoa in central Somalia from remote areas health workers often cannot reach due to conflict.
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" Cleverly has helped build challenging courses in remote areas in Egypt, Mexico and the Dominican Republic, earning him a reputation as "the Indiana Jones of golf course construction" and the "grass whisperer.
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Urbano Mendiola Jr., vice president for corporate affairs at the National Power Corporation, said his agency was considering installing hybrid power plants that combine diesel and solar power in some remote areas.
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One Ocean Expeditions will offer two summer sailings around Canada's east coast reaching some remote areas such as Sable Island, home to wild horses, and rugged Gros Morne National Park in Newfoundland.
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This has been driven in large part by a funding formula that measures wealth partly on the number of cars per household — an absolute necessity in remote areas, but not in cities.
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Facebook is currently developing drones that would be able to beam internet signals down to remote areas without wireless access; this map will help inform the company where to use this technology.
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Most of my childhood was spent in this region of eastern Oregon, in remote areas of the sagebrush desert or in the volcanic mountains with their jagged peaks and old-growth forests.
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" He played down Mr. Rabinowitz's swashbuckler reputation as a media invention, calling him a "hard worker who liked to be out in remote areas and studied what people thought were dangerous animals.
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UK police officers have sparked a public backlash after using drones to "lockdown shame" people for continuing to visit remote areas to exercise and walk their dogs, despite the national coronavirus lockdown.
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When I go to health centers in very remote areas, and people are so brave going to work at night in such challenging conditions, I tell people, 'Don't feel like you're alone.
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Those methods could be used in a pinch in remote areas, he says, or if the situation gets bad enough that neighboring hospitals are no longer in a position to share resources.
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The National Guard has advanced communications systems — large radios, teleconferencing equipment, and more — so that leaders across local, state, and federal governments can stay in touch, even in the most remote areas.
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What's happening: Historically, satellite communications services have been seen as a last-resort option for people in remote areas or, in pay-TV's case, for consumers who wanted a lot of channels.
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Trump's declaration will also expand access to telemedicine for people in remote areas and shift resources in HIV/AIDS programs to allow people in those programs to receive substance abuse disorder treatments.
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Otherwise, the game is infamously punishing to players in rural and otherwise remote areas, where the Pokémon themselves are extremely few and far between, making for an often-frustrating and underwhelming experience.
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The recommendation to allow married priests in remote areas was approved by more than two-thirds of the voting members who attended a church leaders' summit on the Amazon region in October.
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Brabus says the quadcopter was designed to deliver supplies and aid to remote areas — it can carry up to 13 pounds and cover 75 miles on a charge, according to the tuner.
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The proposed reinforcements include additional "expeditionary" adviser teams that would allow the U.S.-led command to work in four or more remote areas at once, encouraging Afghan commanders to be more aggressive.
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A reporter for The New York Times independently traveled to remote areas of Bolivia described in the environmentalists' report and interviewed farmers engaged in deforestation who said they sold soy to Cargill.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union regulators proposed on Tuesday to roll out a key mobile spectrum across the 28-nation bloc to improve access to internet services and technologies, including in remote areas.
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This solution would alleviate pressure on politicians to extend electricity supply for food storage in remote areas, promote sustainable energy, and focus on capacity building in agriculture-reliant areas, Nair and Lim added.
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On large planes that frequently fly over water or remote areas, the European aircraft manufacturer will install a second, redundant black box near the rear of the fuselage, with a mechanical ejection system.
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The death of Jakelin Caal Maquin on December 8 has raised questions about Border Patrol's responsiveness to medical needs and its capacity to deal with medical emergencies in remote areas of the border.
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Requiring no external power or lighting source, the smartphone microscope is slated to be a handy tool for conducting fieldwork in remote areas, especially when bringing a larger microscope is impractical or unavailable.
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In remote areas, that store will not only serve as the one-stop, assisted e-commerce location, but also as the local financial service point for paying bills, banking and accessing government services.
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Dozens of cars—some with windscreens still smashed by flying debris—are parked on the shoulder near phone towers, their drivers trying to catch a signal before heading home to more remote areas.
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The number of people killed by Hurricane Matthew in Haiti rose to at least 478 people on Friday, as information trickled in from remote areas previously cut off by the storm, officials said.
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Since coming to power in 2014, President Joko Widodo has pledged to hasten development and open up access to the resource-rich province, including the Trans Papua road project to link remote areas.
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"Online services have been particularly helpful with allowing for folks in remote areas with little to no queer/trans support networks to access my services when it is convenient to them," Parker said.
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The drone projects may be its boldest, they are aimed at bringing connectivity to remote areas, but it has also used software and existing infrastructure to try to make internet access more affordable.
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Those most vulnerable of Puerto Rico's 3.4 million U.S. citizens included hospital patients hooked up to respirators and dialysis machines as well as those in remote areas in need of medical treatment. Gov.
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The Indonesian Red Cross says it&aposs focusing its Lombok earthquake relief efforts on an estimated 20,000 people in remote areas in the north of the island where aid still has not reached.
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And unlike other car-sharing services, the device uses Bluetooth technology and doesn't rely on a cellular connection, which can be problematic in parking garages or other remote areas with spotty network coverage.
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An early warning system implemented by the government did not reach everyone and in the poorest, most remote areas there are few solid structures where people can shelter, aid workers and residents said.
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In these more remote areas, there wasn't great transportation even 20 years ago, but now people can ride their motorbikes to a capital city from a small village in 12 to 14 hours.
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She is director of international health, safety and emergency response for the University of California system's Education Abroad Program, which sends 5,600 students, from all 19953 campuses, overseas annually, including to remote areas.
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Duarte said municipal building requirements were rarely respected or enforced in remote areas of the country and in the disaster's aftermath more than 60,000 inspections of buildings and other structures had been conducted.
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It's a heartening step in the right direction, but it's unlikely that underserved Canadians in rural and remote areas—long fed up with the state of their networks—will be holding their breath.
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"This is more evidence to show that forced labor doesn't just happen in ... remote areas of the Amazon, but it could be happening right in the center of the capital too," Torres said.
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Nor does the fact that many Afghan military and police casualties resulted from Taliban attacks in remote areas of the country; the security forces have sustained losses in all parts of the country.
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Moeti attributed present progress to an "unprecedented scale" of multinational effort by governments, partners, and health workers, who have deployed financial and technical resources to provide vaccination and education, especially in remote areas.
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But some wilderness lovers have taken their aversion to the cacophony of the modern world a step further, traveling to some of the country's most remote areas in a quest for utter silence.
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Separately, over the last several months, the US Border Patrol has been encountering an unprecedented number of large groups -- defined as over 100 people -- illegally crossing the southern border, often in remote areas.
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VATICAN CITY (Reuters) - Pope Francis on Wednesday dismissed a proposal to allow some married men to be ordained in remote areas, reaffirming the Roman Catholic Church's centuries-old commitment to celibacy among priests.
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"They end up enrolled in a war that has nothing to do with them," said Marino, whose job involves traveling to remote areas and speaking to victims of the conflict and armed groups.
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According to task force alumni, the $26 million covered roughly five years, at least four locations, and, most importantly, the high cost of private security and transportation, including helicopters to reach remote areas.
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Parikh, however, believes that satellites are something the company remains to be interested in and that it is the best solution for remote areas (and potentially a complimentary technology to its Aquila drone efforts).
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The Jackson County Sheriff&aposs Office said Friday that although the blaze has not crossed into Oregon, officials are concerned people in remote areas could be unreachable in case they need to quickly evacuate.
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Alphabet is looking toward the sky for other innovations, too: Its subsidiary Loon provides internet access via balloons to remote areas, and it's helping a partner operate satellites, another increasingly hot area of investment.
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They began small, pooling resources (sometimes even "borrowing" medical supplies from Farmer's alma mater, Harvard Medical School) and setting up health centers in remote areas that had been largely forgotten by the outside world.
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"The challenges are transport, the cost of operating in these remote areas, and frankly political will," says Frank Richards, a tropical-disease physician who leads the program on river blindness at the Carter Center.
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The US has also limited how many asylum-seekers can be processed daily at official border crossings, another factor researchers and advocates said is pushing families attempting crossing the southern border to remote areas.
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According to Amnesty International, at least 5,000 people have been "swept up in the raids" around Morocco, "piled onto buses and abandoned in remote areas close to the Algerian border or in the south".
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An urgent diphtheria vaccination campaign early in 2018 will complicate the WHO's hope of doing mass cholera vaccination at the same time, especially given the problems with security and accessing remote areas, Poncin said.
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The pristine nature of it too—that's something else we're really concerned about in Canada is the way that nature is being destroyed, in the Arctic and in remote areas which are considered expendable.
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"We have this idea that those who suffer the most impacts (from global warming) are marginalized or live in remote areas," said Patricia Pinho, a Brazilian sustainability expert and one of the report authors.
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Telefonica, the largest internet provider in Peru, said that if successful, the project's business model can be replicated across Latin America to deliver mobile broadband to millions of people who live in remote areas.
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But the fighting in Uruzgan underlines how difficult ensuring security in remote areas has been for the Western-backed government in Kabul, which is estimated to control only about two-thirds of the country.
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The Department of Homeland Security opted to focus on fencing off the border around populous places, hoping to force migrants and smugglers into remote areas with rough terrain, where it's more difficult to cross.
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This shift was the result of a new government policy, under which indigenous women in rural and remote areas of Canada are routinely "evacuated" to urban areas to complete their pregnancies and give birth.
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These forests are often in remote areas long inhabited by indigenous peoples, who may not have the documents proving their land ownership or the ability to counter land acquisition by the government and corporations.
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Unlike in the United States, where shale gas can be extracted in remote areas, many potential fracking sites in densely populated Britain have been near residential areas, where residents have often angrily opposed it.
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Wilayat al-Furat is the only province that crosses the Iraq-Syria border and the territory and remote areas like it are potential hide-outs for senior members — if they are not there already.
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The incident came as the Park Service is on a years-long mission to crack down on rampant sexual harassment and assault among its ranks, particularly in remote areas like Grand Canyon National Park.
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But Pokémon Go's public nature is also causing unforeseen side effects, attracting crowds that disturb homeowners and creating opportunities for criminals to lure players to remote areas where they can be targeted for theft.
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He said the company is not setting up solar-only plants in remote areas at the moment because of the cost of the batteries needed to store solar power and provide energy at night.
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Though the practice was outlawed decades ago in India, it still persists in remote areas, where people are forced to work off debts in brick kilns, rice mills, and brothels, and as domestic laborers.
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Human rights advocates say increased border security and daily quotas put on asylum requests at ports of entry are among factors pushing large groups of migrants to cross the border in risky, remote areas.
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Such defenses also gloss over the patrol's casual brutality: I have witnessed agents scattering migrant groups in remote areas and destroying their water supplies, acts that have also been extensively documented by humanitarian groups.
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The Maple Fire, along with two other fires burning in more remote areas of Yellowstone, were all caused by lightning, and are burning in timber and undergrowth primed by a dry spring and summer.
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" ISIS-K has established itself in remote areas in Afghanistan's mountainous eastern provinces and the official said that the Afghanistan affiliate "doesn't need large swathes of land like ISIS in Iraq and Syria does.
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Congressional sources have told CNN that the attack underscores concerns that US troops are operating in remote areas of Africa without sufficient air capability to evacuate dead and wounded troops, and insufficient overhead reconnaissance.
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Two popes, one controversy: A book co-written by Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI firmly defends priestly celibacy, just as his successor, Pope Francis, faces a critical decision on allowing married priests in remote areas.
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Airship designers eventually abandoned the idea of carrying passengers and embraced the notion of carrying cargo, which is achieved only inefficiently by rail, roads, and sea, and isn't achieved at all in remote areas.
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In a 2015 news release, the academy said it is generally supportive of new technologies because they can help make diagnostic tools more available in remote areas and reduce health care visits and costs.
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West Virginia's experiment with Voatz has a very important objective: The state wants to make it easier for civilians working abroad and service members who are stationed overseas, sometimes in remote areas, to vote.
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Recently, though, higher numbers of migrants have been crossing in remote areas — in part as a result of harsh policies introduced by the Trump administration — where the lack of resources has been particularly acute.
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As a minister, Mr. Saar raised teachers' salaries, championed a tough policy toward unauthorized African immigrants and asylum seekers, and redrew municipal boundaries in remote areas to increase the tax revenues of poorer towns.
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According to Menon, who spoke at the fintech festival, the the problem was two-fold: Banks face high costs to reach customers in remote areas while technology startups lack resources to expand into new markets.
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Closing bank branches is politically sensitive, particularly in Europe, with a backlash in countries including France, Spain and Britain where opponents say remote areas or regions where people are less well off have been targeted.
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Particular attention should be paid to reaching both remote areas and densely populated urban ones, including slums where small dwellings with tin roofs packed together worsen the danger that uncomfortably high temperatures will become lethal.
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With cuts to the $1.4 billion education budget on the agenda, schools - particularly those in remote areas - could eventually be forced to shutter, said Mike Hanley, former commissioner for the Alaska state Department of Education.
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Everyone seems to have an idea for making them useful—Amazon wants to use them for deliveries, Facebook sees them beaming the Internet to remote areas—but so far it all seems so very outlandish.
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"Although ISIS no longer controls any of the population centers in Iraq, there are small ISIS elements still seeking sanctuary in some of the more remote areas in the deserts and in the mountains," Col.
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ROME — The Vatican's extraordinary three-week meeting of bishops from the Amazon region, which ends this weekend, has generated intense debate within the church over the possibility of ordaining older, married men in remote areas.
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US Border Patrol agents apprehended more than 220,000 families in February at the southern border, a new monthly record for the agency grappling with a surging number of parents and children arriving in remote areas.
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ShamanThe word "shaman" conjures up images of wrinkled, sun-beaten mystics living in remote areas of the world, subsisting on the most spartan diets so that near-starvation might lead them to some divine enlightenment.
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Ramsay will travel through cities and remote areas, experiencing local challenges underwater, across mountains and through the jungle, and explore each location's extraordinary cultures, to uncover what it really takes to obtain each special ingredient.
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For instance, in extremely remote areas where houses are far apart, there is a rule that each house must be built at the top of a hill, where at least two neighbors can be seen.
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While the technology for fighting it, including vaccines and special treatment units, is better than ever, trust between health workers and the community is low — and militia violence is preventing them from accessing remote areas.
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One of our grantee partners is We Care Solar, founded by Dr. Laura Stachel who, along with her husband who is a solar engineer, developed solar suitcases that provide electricity for clinics in remote areas.
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Islamic State militants, also enemies of the Shi'ite paramilitaries, operate in the area where the base is located and in many remote areas of northern Iraq, despite the group having lost its sway over territory.
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Eleven days after Hurricane Maria made landfall in Puerto Rico as a Category 4 storm, essential supplies are moving slowly to remote areas and most of the island is still months away from getting power.
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All told, it claims to reach 450 million users, most of whom likely interact with Alipay, but Ant Financial puts focus on enabling people in remote areas who have limited access to traditional financial services.
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"Africa Command and our Somali partners conducted these air strikes to prevent terrorists from using remote areas as a safe haven to plot, direct, inspire and recruit for future attacks," Africom said in a statement.
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Ethiopia having its own satellite technology was once "unthinkable", he said, but it could now prove a help in analyzing weather conditions, particularly in remote areas - if the cost of better data is low enough.
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As charcoal producers first culled trees in forests closest to Toliara, leaving villages surrounded only by thickets, the business has shifted to remote areas about 100 miles away, accessible by dirt roads and sometimes waterways.
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There were pleas for more roads and schools in remote areas and for a more equitable distribution of resources, as well as calls for federalism and for the creation of new states within the union.
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Banking deserts are cropping up in rural areas as banks shutter branches in remote areas, considering the majority of the US population is concentrated in cities and drives the bulk of deposits, per American Banker.
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In December, Customs and Border Protection Commissioner Kevin McAleenan raised concerns that a new trend was emerging of very large groups of migrants arriving at the southern border by bus and unloading in remote areas.
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People may be registered as stateless if their Thai parents cannot be found, if they come from areas where national borders have changed, or if they live in remote areas without information about nationality procedures.
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For these three forces of China's online shopping market, winning the race to tap the country's fastest-growing regions will depend largely on an efficient delivery strategy — especially to more remote areas of the country.
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Such an agreement could be a step toward facilitating commercial and humanitarian aid flows from ports of entry to remote areas in dire need of assistance, and offer considerable psychological relief to war weary Yemenis.
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To come up with its dramatically-larger estimate, the Buckee team randomly conducted in-person surveys of 3,299 of the estimated 41 million Puerto Rican households earlier this year, making sure to include remote areas.
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"The regime is unlikely to immediately focus on clearing ISIS from remote areas that do not threaten key military, economic, and transportation infrastructure, judging from previous regime counter-ISIS efforts," according to the new report.
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A decision by Pope Francis to reject a proposal to allow the ordination of married men in remote areas delighted conservatives but devastated many who had hoped it would bring momentous change to the church.
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In 1942, President Franklin D. Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066 two months after the Pearl Harbor attack, consigning more than 110,90663 Japanese-Americans on the West Coast to crudely constructed concentration camps in remote areas.
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The two technology leaders are working on ways to beam internet access from the sky to remote areas, Google with high-flying balloons and Facebook with a combination of drones and larger, more complex satellites.
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The death of Jakelin Caal Maquin, who died on December 8, has raised questions about Border Patrol's responsiveness to medical needs and its capacity to deal with medical emergencies in remote areas of the border.
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SUMUR, Indonesia (Reuters) - Indonesian rescue teams on Wednesday struggled to reach remote areas on the western coast of Java amid an "extreme weather" rain warning after a tsunami killed more than 290 people last week.
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These experiences may vary from real encounters while coexisting with non-developed tribes on remote areas of the globe, to improvised stages created in front of a mirror at my studio, or even through public intervention.
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As it stands today, current options for bringing remote areas online, like geostationary satellites that sit more than 20,000 miles above the surface, provide ample coverage area, but suffer from high-latency and sluggish connection speeds.
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Under the peace deal, the FARC promised to help farmers switch to grow legal crops in remote areas where Santos said the authorities were met by "snipers and landmines" when they tried to eradicate coca plantations.
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The idea of ordaining "elders" to the priesthood to give the faithful access to the sacraments was promoted by the retired bishop Fritz Lobinger, now 90, who spent his career in remote areas of South Africa.
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Also, since my wife and I are Buddhist, causes like the Tibet Fund and the Pureland Project – funding and building schools in remote areas of Tibet, often where kids have never even been to school before.
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He'd also like to use his high-pressure hydrophone to explore other uncharted waters, including remote areas of the deep Arctic Ocean that are now starting to open up to ships as the ice caps retreat.
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OneWeb is in the process of relinquishing its majority stake in that joint venture after the FSB raised concerns the service could potentially hand a foreign internet service provider a monopoly over rural and remote areas.
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Also something runners don't do: I've been purposefully dehydrating myself and running without water to get used to the fact that I'm not going to have consistent support out in some of these more remote areas.
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There's Fiber, a stalled effort to blanket the country with super-fast internet service; Loon, which uses giant balloons to beam internet to remote areas; and a partnership with Starbucks to provide Wi-Fi to customers.
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Attacks are rare in Algeria since the end of the country's 1990s civil war with Islamist militants, but al Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb and small brigades allied to Islamic State are active in remote areas.
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More than one billion people were treated in 0603 for painful infections, such as sleeping sickness and elephantiasis, as increased funding, drug donations and political will helped health workers reach patients in remote areas, it said.
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The airstrikes were conducted in coordination with the Federal Government of Somalia to "prevent terrorists from using remote areas as a safe haven to plot, direct, inspire and recruit for future attacks," according to the statement.
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The Army Corps of Engineers has projected that power will be restored for most people by March, but those in very remote areas might have to wait until May because of the difficulty in moving supplies.
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Many of China's more remote areas are catching up to rich metropolises and connecting to the broader economy in ways they had not before, with potential long-term benefits for the Chinese economy and the world.
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As autocratic governments bar, detain and harass the agency's journalists, it has been deploying freelancers in alias, and sending reporters to remote areas to cover protests, national disasters and elections outside the immediate reach of authorities.
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The advocates say Mr. Trump's policies have made the problem worse by limiting the number of migrants who can legally claim asylum at ports of entry, pushing more to cross at remote areas of the border.
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New Tafo is one of several hospitals making use of the country's new medical drone program, which aims to prevent deaths by quickly getting blood and medications to remote areas that otherwise have trouble accessing them.
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In a mission dubbed Operation Rock Wallaby, national park staff used helicopters to air drop thousands of kilos of carrots and sweet potatoes to brush-tailed rock wallabies in remote areas of New South Wales state.
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"We are still waiting for assessments from some of the more remote areas in the north of the island, but it is already clear that Sunday's earthquake was exceptionally destructive," said Red Cross spokesman Christopher Rassi.
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For thousands of years, many Alaskans living in remote areas have relied on hunting and trapping caribou for sustenance, and state laws require the maintenance of this food source, whether through improving habitat or killing predators.
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Smith explains that teletherapy is just as effective as in-person talk therapy, and is an especially good option for people living in rural or remote areas, or — in the case of expats and travelers — abroad.
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Just last year, the Bureau was forced to cancel three field tests for 2017 that would have allowed it to evaluate new, special methods for counting American Indian reservations and other sparsely populated and remote areas.
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The best way protect yourself against snake bites is to give snakes their space, never handle a dead snake unless absolutely necessary and watch where you a place your hands and feet while out in remote areas.
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A government report also found that the process, known as metering or queuing, discourages people from presenting themselves at ports of entry and instead traveling to remote areas between, where they are detained by Border Patrol agents.
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Scientists have also teleported photons through the air over 100km, but the technology can only be used at night and in remote areas because too many of the particles are generated by other sources including natural light.
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They put up quite a bit more fencing and tried to make it more difficult to cross in major populated areas, but what they did was push the [migration] routes into more remote areas like Southern Arizona.
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Sub-Saharan African startups are helping unleash the region's potential, from last-mile technologies that deliver edtech, agtech and medtech to remote areas, to mobile-based fintech innovations that ease financial transactions and lending in bustling cities.
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Democrats at the time argued that federal grants and loans might bring better internet access to communities around the country — from remote areas without any broadband at all to cities and towns where consumers too-slow service.
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Sub-Saharan African startups are helping unleash the region's potential, from last-mile technologies that deliver edtech, agritech, and medtech to remote areas, to mobile-based fintech innovations that ease financial transactions and lending in bustling cities.
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The Global Times, an influential tabloid published by the ruling Communist Party's official People's Daily, announced similar news in April and said the nuclear power platforms could "sail" to remote areas and provide a stable power supply.
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"It's been a really tough time for a lot of LGBTQ people to come out in the communities and their families are particularly in remote areas so the whole competition in Darwin was really appealing," he says.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Saturday the government would bring internet to remote areas of the country and that current concession holders should "stand aside" if they cannot do the job.
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Project Loon aims to provide access not just in emergency response but also to rural and remote areas around the world, but tops out at speeds of 10mbps, far below the Federal Communications Commission's definition of broadband.
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