It crashed in a rural area southeast of the capital.
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You know if you live in a very rural area.
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She splits her time between Portland and a rural area.
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They Live in a Rural area Where Violent Crime Had Been Soaring The Papinis live in a rural area of northern California with barely any cell phone reception off the main road, Keith told PEOPLE.
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A. I grew up in Ireland in a very rural area.
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The largely rural area is about 50 miles east of Dallas.
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Have you had any unexpected expenses living in a rural area?
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Saturday about 10 miles away in a rural area of Cache County.
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We live in a rural area, and we can't go without funding.
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She leaves Aimee's side and meets young teachers in a rural area.
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They also had mounted search and rescue teams searching the rural area.
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He grew up a poor farmer in a rural area of Sinaloa.
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Has it been easier in a rural area to raise three kids?
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But 70 percent of the voting will be among the rural area.
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Maybe they're in a really rural area where there's just no jobs.
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Since I live in a rural area, I have to travel a lot.
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His truck was found abandoned in a rural area about two weeks later.
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McAlister drove the group to a rural area in Shingletown, the complaint says.
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" The company claims the landing was "planned" and happened in a "selected rural area.
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As a rule of thumb, it costs at least $1,000 in a rural area.
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Kim was in a rural area doing agricultural work with the university's farm. 5.
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The lump appeared after the unnamed woman, 32, visited a rural area outside Moscow.
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Former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. campaigned for her in a rural area.
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Without this store, people in my rural area would live in a food desert.
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In Trinity County, they are reinvigorating a struggling, rural area that was losing population.
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In a small city, town or rural area, there will be few or none.
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You're not building a toll road in a rural area with a public-private partnership.
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In a rural area in the U.S., that may only be a handful of people.
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The other was in Bikoro, the rural area where the outbreak was announced last week.
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"I was delivering pizza to someone who lived in a more rural area," he wrote.
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Mississippi, though, ranks in the top 5 for population living in a rural area. 5.
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Crews battled to keep the flames away from orchards and farms in the rural area.
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Mbandaka is about 80 miles from the rural area where the first cases were reported.
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I'm young, I'm a female, I'm a scientist, but I come from a rural area.
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St. Landry Parish is a rural area in the heart of Cajun and Creole country.
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"We are not picking up 7,500 people and moving to a rural area," he said.
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A marijuana trimmer works at a farm in a rural area outside of Covelo, Calif.
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The science teacher drove the victim to a remote rural area near where I lived.
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One pediatrician moved to Tampa, Florida, and another to a rural area of that state.
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Washington County is a rural area in the southwest corner of Utah encompassing Zion National Park.
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The leak happened in a rural area about 3 miles southeast of the town of Amherst.
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In the urban area A, 70 people support the regulation; in rural area B, 40 do.
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Residents of the rural area said they had seen some survivors being taken away in ambulances.
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"The rural area is going to want to be heard," he said, delighting in Trump's victory.
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Brazil experienced an outbreak in a rural area earlier this year, leading to 40 confirmed deaths.
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Earlier Xelil told Reuters Kotey was captured in a rural area of Raqqa province on Jan.
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Tip if you're on a long ride, or your dropoff location is in a rural area.
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Raised among blacks in a rural area bordering a tribal reserve, his first language was Xhosa.
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This property is in a rural area with no annual property tax, according to the owners.
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"If CCTV was in some small, rural area, we can say this is naïveté," she said.
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It was a rural area, so I could park my bike and go train after class.
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Therapy is not easily accessible in my rural area, so I'm left to my own devices.
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In Wyoming County, the rural area where the Rilings live, there are just over 20,000 residents.
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It is a town of some 5,300 people in a rural area of Baden-Wuerttemberg state.
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"If it's a rural area of 500 people, it's not going to do much," he said.
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Their view was that no one would leave a city to live in a rural area.
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It's a nice town or small city surrounded by suburbs and a lot of rural area.
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When you got to a rural area, a rural community, they're still using firewood for cooking.
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"I was giving birth at a hospital in Jakarta, not in some rural area," she said.
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In a rural area, you're not going to have enough ridership [to make it cost-effective].
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She was from a rural area and spoke with a slight lisp and a country accent.
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I work in a very rural area, and I have to drive into town to get reception.
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The company has also seen growth expanding out of China's major cities and into more rural area.
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Devesh Kapur, an economist at the University of Pennsylvania, recalls visiting a rural area in the 1970s.
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The Tennessee cave is about 3 miles off the main highway and in a very rural area.
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Officials want residents in the remote and rural area of the Big Island to heed evacuation warnings.
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She soon realized why: a bobcat, which is local to the rural area, was on the prowl.
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Assembling an armed SWAT team in a rural area on a Sunday night takes time, he said.
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The highway is unlit at night and in a rural area of South Carolina, according to Antonio.
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The company began making very limited deliveries to customers in a rural area of England in 2016.
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He grew up in a gated community in Martin County, Florida, a rural area near Palm Beach.
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Gearhart is located on the Oregon coast, a mostly rural area, so elk sightings aren't unheard of.
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Despite this, I managed to receive an education at a government-run school in a rural area.
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Q. I live in a rural area with an extremely slow, metered connection and limited internet bandwidth.
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The cease-fire of 1973 did not bring peace to the battered rural area and its people.
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The community comprises about 150 Mapuche families spread over a hilly rural area of around 5,000 acres.
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She knows PyeongChang is a rural area, unlike Vancouver, where she had less trouble finding a place.
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Asked where they would live if they had their choice, the top response was a rural area.
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No one supported the militia's nutty tactics, but many bristled at federal land management in this rural area.
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According to Kansas City authorities, a civilian stumbled upon the remains in a rural area of Cass County.
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The average Trump voter is not poorly educated or unemployed, nor does he live in a rural area.
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The landslide, caused by heavy rains, occurred early on Sunday morning in a rural area of Rosas municipality.
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The explosion took place on Saturday in a rural area of Saravena municipality, in the province of Arauca.
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"I grew up in a rural area in India, and I always liked the small town," he said.
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"When you live in a rural area, response time is usually counted in hours, not minutes," said Webb.
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Living in a rural area where just getting to the hospital is a struggle only heightens that anxiety.
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Her body was found three days later about 20 miles away in a rural area, the FBI said.
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Another two rebels were killed in a special operation conducted in a rural area outside Nazran, NAK said.
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The densely populated rural area east of Damascus known as the Eastern Ghouta has been besieged since 2013.
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The WHO, along with local health workers, are trying to keep the outbreak contained in a rural area.
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Hospital systems have built multi-billion dollar businesses, often the largest employer in a rural area, around them.
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He shot the footage in a rural area in the dead of night and it's beautiful yet terrifying.
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Mr. Laib, 36, makes about $32,000 a year as a schoolteacher in a rural area southeast of Boise.
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Pandit says he's already seeing this in the rural area in which he now lives, near Pensacola, Florida.
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Their dedication to sustainability inspired other farmers, who started their own operations and helped revitalize the rural area.
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We visited the state's 22nd Congressional District, a rural area that went overwhelmingly for President Trump in 2016.
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Instead, reports from the rural area in Pakistan where the bombs fell cast doubt on the Indian claims.
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The girl, Elysia Laub, found the baby in a rural area near a creek in her backyard in Lowell.
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No the dog is not abused at his home, he just likes to travel the rural area we live.
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Jones later led police to a hillside in a rural area near Camden, Alabama, where he left their remains.
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Explosive devices were detonated along the pipeline in a rural area of Arauquita municipality near the border with Venezuela.
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It has been nearly two years since human remains were discovered in Jefferson County, a rural area in Illinois.
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"During the summer storm season in the rural area of Bengal, parakeet nests often get destroyed," Basak told Agora.
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Rescuers pulled some people out of rubble alive near the epicentre, in a largely rural area, state television added.
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Explosive devices were detonated along the pipeline in a rural area of Teorama municipality near the border with Venezuela.
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When a person moves from a rural area to an urban area, their energy consumption increases tenfold, he said.
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Rescuers pulled some people out of rubble alive near the epicenter, in a largely rural area, state television added.
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The military said it hit caves and other targets in a rural area near the southeastern town of Yuksekova.
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In Osmington, a rural area a few hours south of Perth, it's not uncommon for farmers to own guns.
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While you are more likely to freeze in a rural area, many people die in urban landscapes as well.
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She represents a rural area, where ambulances may take longer to arrive on the scene of a medical emergency.
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The girl, Elysia Laub, found the baby in a rural area near a creek in her backyard in Lowell, Indiana.
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Her body was found in a rural area of Cass County, more than an hour away, at about 5 p.m.
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He grew up during segregation in a rural area of North Carolina that was dominated by the Ku Klux Klan.
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Daniels allegedly loaded the boy's body into his car before dumping it in a rural area he allegedly won't disclose.
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The father's remains were located near a ditch in a rural area of Walker County on Sunday, per NBC News.
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The rural area saw 33 deer-car collisions in 2015, and its expecting to see more in the new year.
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"[Adrianne's] body was found in a rural area in Mansfield, Texas, and the whole community was just appalled," she said.
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Father of five Hajji Ssenkere Umaru, 81, is a farmer living in Kyazanga District, a rural area of central Uganda.
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The next day, October 12, undercover agents met Stein as planned in a remote rural area outside of Garden City.
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This is not just chance: the average "highly" rural area in England deteriorated by 22004 places over the same period.
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The first strike successfully targeted seven armed ISIS fighters traveling in a truck in a rural area of al Bayda.
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"In a rural area, it's not as dangerous but finding the cases and the contacts becomes a nightmare," he said.
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It was spreading fast in the rural area of Mabalako and at a lesser rate in the city of Butembo.
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After dark, Mr. Moore rallied supporters in this rural area of southeast Alabama, a near-certain trove of Republican votes.
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Kim&aposs father did not have a formal education and grew up in a impoverished, rural area in South Korea.
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"This is a rural area," he says, his gaze wandering to a display case of fishing lures he built himself.
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One Revver The Verge spoke with lives in a rural area and is unable to drive for mental health reasons.
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Ortiz's family fled to Mocoa in 224 after leaving a nearby rural area where guerilla violence was making life too risky.
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Brown had left her home in the rural area March 22 to check on some horses during heavy rain and flooding.
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"This air strike targeted armed al Shabaab militants as they were transitioning between locations in a rural area," the statement added.
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The venomous pests are a hazard of living in a rural area: Pardi has a 15-acre spread outside of Nashville.
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Outside of Columbus, is part of Columbus, which is where Ohio State is, and the rural area is dark, dark red.
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The alleged abuse occurred between October 2013 and September 2017 at the facility he founded in the rural area of Boito.
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The state-run company also emphasized investments are aimed at improving its electric infrastructure, especially in the rural area of Parana.
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Opponents argue that the move will bring unwanted federal control to the rural area that used to house numerous paper mills.
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Janet Kay Barnes, 44, was a former teacher at Pocola High School, located in a rural area near the Arkansas border.
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It was not immediately clear what the explosion targeted in the Qamishli, which is in the northern rural area of Hasakeh.
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The quake hit in a rural area near the popular beach tourism city of Jaco, where there are few tall buildings.
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Ryan, who visited Mabalako recently, said it may be easier to fight the virus in a less densely populated rural area.
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"The strategy is just to make sure there is no unfilled demand in a rural area or small town," he said.
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And she said that in Rwanda she helped organize the training of 1,200 community health workers across a large rural area.
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St. Landry Parish is a rural area studded with crawfish ponds and bayous in the heart of Cajun and Creole country.
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"We're talking about a fundamentally profoundly rural area of Virginia that's building its economy based on agriculture and tourism," he said.
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" She added, "I live in a rural area and getting passport and visa photos taken at FedEx has been a lifesaver.
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Ralston, a Democrat, has taught in the district, which is in a rural area near Tulsa, for more than 30 years.
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In fact, I've heard the odds of getting support in a rural area is much higher than in an urban place.
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It's incredibly hard to promote your band in such a rural area, and it's even harder when you don't play shows.
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"It doesn't matter if you live in a city or rural area, a big state or small state," de Blasio said.
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Maybe they define their region to cover only a lower-cost urban area and excluding a higher-cost rural area, for example.
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The attack took place on Friday evening in a rural area in Saravena municipality, in Arauca province near the border with Venezuela.
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For example, a bridge in a rural area would have less traffic and potentially less likely be a candidate for private funding.
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"They told me he was in a rural area and they said they had their own rescue department," she told the outlet.
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It was to eventually employ at least 1,500 people and help bring development to a rural area near Hyderabad in southern India.
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" Knowles, after Saturday's prayer breakfast, told BuzzFeed News that "people already view Alabama as a rural area, people that are not smart.
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HIGHLAND MILLS, N.Y. – The decomposed body was found decades ago in a rural area where several victims of mob hits were dumped.
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The spread of Ebola from a rural area to Mbandaka has raised alarm as Ebola can spread more quickly in urban centers.
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Hawaii County Civil Defense said late Saturday that another lava flow is getting close to the highway in the remote, rural area.
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The stereotypical American gun owner of lore is pretty much who you're imagining: a white man who lives in a rural area.
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But Pena said that is a small number given a single commercial producer in a rural area might run hundreds of hives.
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Iceland's vast bleakness (this show is set in a more rural area than Case) echoes the expanse of pain in his face.
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The Morrises were farmers and headed for Wisconsin, settling in a rural area that was already home to a notable Welsh enclave.
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The name "brushy" is fitting for a rural area thick with undergrowth, briars and hidden obstacles that inflict cuts, bruises and falls.
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Manufacturing employment in the Highlands and Islands has fallen by about 20% since 2004, a similar magnitude to the average rural area.
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The leak took place in a rural area close to the small city of Edinburg in the northeast part of the state.
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State television said rescuers had reached the epicenter - a largely rural area - and had pulled some people out of rubble alive already.
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Dr. Hurdzan grew up in a small rural area, and he said he struggled when he first got to Ohio State University.
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THE INSPIRATION Don: We went to school at Carleton College, which is a rural area of Minnesota [212 miles outside of Minneapolis].
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T-Mobile might not make sense if you live in a more rural area, as its network isn't as big as Verizon's, though.
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"Our county had made the excruciating decision to close the school because families were leaving the rural area for better opportunity," said Scharfman.
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Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 crashed in a rural area southeast of Addis Ababa, killing all 149 passengers and eight crew members on board.
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Ever since, I've wondered how a remote village in the middle of a rural area in India manages to get oil and gas.
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They are sitting outside in a circle of benches on one sunny October afternoon in Juru, a rural area in Rwanda's Eastern Province.
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The Friday explosion in the rural area of Campo Giles, in Tibu municipality, is the first bombing of Colombian oil infrastructure in 2019.
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"In my studio, I'm isolated in a rural area and away from any established 'scene' or circle of working artists," the artist says.
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Yet another banker described a project to build a sewer line in a rural area that had many low to moderate income residents.
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His own garden, now a park in a rural area near Rio de Janeiro, contains an important botanical collection of over 2850,500 species.
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One was deployed at a range of two kilometres in a rural area near a firing range, although the exact location is unclear.
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The second flare-up, which included seven confirmed cases, centered on a village in Margibi County, a rural area near the capital Monrovia.
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When she was an infant, armed FARC fighters came to her family's farm in a rural area and demanded food and other provisions.
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"If a package is sitting there by itself in a rural area, there's not as many people around to see it," he said.
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Tembin will bring moderate to heavy rain to Palawan province's southern end -- a largely rural area with vast forests and palm oil plantations.
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Take someone who was raised in an urban environment of more than 100,000 people, versus someone who was raised in a rural area.
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We are in a rural area, serving the entire central and western part of the state with two permanent locations 85033 miles apart.
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Our reporter visited a rural area of central France that took a chance on Mr. Macron when he ran for president last year.
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I was once vacationing in Maine with my Irish-American family and we were in a rural area, helping a family friend move.
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A father of three, he was raised in a rural area in the north but attended school in the capital, Port-au-Prince.
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An advocacy group said it has documented methodical rape by teachers, principals and other authorities of dozens of boys in one rural area.
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In harsh winter months in the rural area north of Laramie, that trek can be too difficult to cross and infeasible to pass.
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The plans were secret, he added, speaking from a rural area west of Aleppo after twice failing to enter the city last week.
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This is a rural area, a backwater, and so it could be assumed that people here are rarely in much of a hurry.
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Michael Carpinelli, the sheriff of Lewis County, a rural area northeast of Syracuse, suggested the new bill would make self-defense more difficult.
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CT and appeared to dissipate eight minutes later, having traveled nearly 5 miles on the ground in the rural area, the weather service said.
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She said her parents, who live in a rural area, still do not recognize the importance of midwives, relying instead on traditional birth attendants.
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And as it turned out, the woman had just returned from a trip to Russia, where she visited a rural area outside of Moscow.
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One call brought them to a rural area called Mamboleo, where they picked up a young man who had been shot in the leg.
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Tap or click on the map or use the search box to see the temperate difference between a city and the surrounding rural area.
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I grew up in the suburbs, a rural area and went to high school in the city and really engaged with music scene there.
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"Many people think that surgery is something very special that cannot be delivered in a developing country or in a rural area," he says.
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Meanwhile, two other bodies were found on Wednesday in a rural area of San Diego County charred by a major wildfire, sheriff's officials said.
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In the supposed cool of the evening, the temperature disparity between a city center and the surrounding rural area can reach 22 degrees Fahrenheit.
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That larger number isn't surprising if you know anyone in a rural area, where internet speeds are often much slower and coverage significantly poorer.
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The seven attacks occurred last week in a rural area of northern Norte de Santander and Arauca provinces, close to the border with Venezuela.
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"You ought to come to a rural area like Vermont where schools may be an hour or more away than people live," he said.
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The attack, which caused a spillage of crude, occurred on Monday in a rural area of the municipality of Saravena, in northeastern Arauca province.
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We have limited experience with what it means to actually live through such a thing, whether in a rural area or an urban center.
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Together, Brown and her husband moved 22012 miles south to Taft, California, near Bakersfield, a rural area, in a neighborhood far from any minorities.
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Residents of the rural area near Area 2375 are attempting to prepare for the "Storm Area 2184" event that has gone viral on Facebook.
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After a four-day search, her remains were found about 90 miles away in a heavily wooded, rural area in North Carolina, officials said.
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If you're underage or in a rural area, maybe it makes a bit of sense, but it's really just more of a novelty otherwise.
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But Mr. Hong, a father of two young children who is from a rural area in China's east, represents the challenge to China's effort.
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Because this is a poor and rural area, a lot of people build a structure without a permit and then can't get it insured.
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Redwood Coast, a government-run utility serving 60,000 customers in a mostly rural area, expects to spend about $500 million for the wind farm.
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Today, Tumaco and the rural area that surrounds it are Colombia's most extensively cultivated (that is, the highest number of hectares) coca-leaf region.
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VICE News drove to a rural area 40 minutes outside Charsadda to meet Haidar's father, an impoverished farmer who said Haidar was his world.
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Adrianna Jereb: I'm white and I grew up in a fairly rural area where we didn't talk about race, immigration, sexism or climate change.
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Nonetheless, she said she was planning soon to make a 200-mile round trip to Roscommon, a rural area in the middle of Ireland.
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But Andrew's father, Ernesto Caballeiro, 28, was found dead in a wooded, rural area in Pasco County, Florida, a day after Andrew went missing.
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The attack occurred on Sunday in a rural area of La Blanquita in central Boyaca province, state oil company Ecopetrol said in a statement.
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The Miles family lived together on a property on Osmington Road, Osmington, a quiet rural area 13 miles outside the town of Margaret River.
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Structures are scarcer in the rural area north of Route 63, though houses with private docks hug Lake Quonnipaug as crew teams scull past.
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Steenbergen's body was found Wednesday over 300 miles south of Plainview in a rural area of Imperial County, which is along border with Mexico.
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Hailed as "Britain's best rural area for quality of life" by Halifax bank in 2015, it includes the historic towns of Oakham and Uppingham.
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The municipality is a rural area with grasslands and herders that abuts Russia and lies immediately west of the region once known as Manchuria.
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"The reality is that this is a rural area and for many years that was the only way people were being born," he said.
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An advocacy group says it has documented systematic sexual abuse by teachers, principals and other authorities of dozens of boys in one rural area.
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This is a rural area where few services are reachable on foot, so most of the people who live here fall into that category.
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But now, anyone who lives in either a rural area or a state with a homicide rate of 613 in 10,000 will automatically qualify.
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A local California official says a deadly blaze burning near the Oregon border moved swiftly through the rural area that is home to many retirees.
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A days-long search ensued with hundreds of police officers, military troops and volunteers searching the rural area around the family's mobile home in Jacksonville.
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Companies aren't going to make a major investment in a hyper-rural area where there are more trees than people, more prairie dogs than houses.
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Arif lives in a rural area just outside Lahore and, as a result of the injuries and scars she sustained, she said she feels ostracized.
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During this planned descent of the balloon to land in the U.S., weather conditions resulted in an early soft landing in a selected rural area.
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The woman in this case study had recently traveled to a rural area outside Moscow, where she ended up getting a lot of mosquito bites.
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During this planned descent of the balloon to land in the US, weather conditions resulted in an early soft landing in a selected rural area.
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Monday's magnitude-7.8 earthquake was centered 93 kilometers, or 57 miles, northeast of Christchurch in a rural area, according to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS).
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The two fires have charred an area of the forested, rural area five times the size of San Francisco and were only 27 percent contained.
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Zakiullah Storay, head of the health deportment in the province, said the facility was important, with 20 beds for people living in the rural area.
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While the Georgia trial is in a rural area, the service could potentially be deployed in suburbs and cities, the company said in a statement.
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The landslide, which was caused by heavy rains, occurred early on Sunday in a rural area of Rosas municipality, the agency said in a statement.
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If your ancestors came from a poor rural area either in the US or other countries and DID integrate well, tweet it with this hashtag.
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A rumor that child kidnappers were operating in the mainly rural area had been circulating on WhatsApp and Facebook groups for days, police told CNN.
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The storm system will bring moderate to heavy rain to Palawan province's southern end -- a largely rural area with vast forests and palm oil plantations.
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A 40 year-old earning $30,0000 and living in Washington County, another rural area in Maine, would see a 39-percent cut in federal assistance.
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The getaway serves as a special opportunity for a few artists to take up home in the rural area and craft their art in solitude.
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""During this planned descent of the balloon to land in the US, weather conditions resulted in an early soft landing in a selected rural area.
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The Georgia test is taking place in a rural area, although the company said it could potentially be instituted in more populated area as well.
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Mr. Gonot, who came from a rural area of southwest France, persuaded his entire family to convert to Islam and go with him to Syria.
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Urban-dwellers: 54% will have been living in or near a central city rather than a rural area, according to IPUMS Census data from 2017.
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The couple rented a four-bedroom cottage in the Cotswolds in southwest England, a rural area of the country that Meghan is said to adore.
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He cautioned people in the rural area not to touch any debris, both for safety's sake, and because removal of it could be a crime.
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An airstrike by the American-led coalition against the Islamic State killed 30 civilians in a rural area of northern Syria, according to local reports.
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Age: 29Location: I live in a rural area in the Midwest, but I chose not to provide the name of the town because it's easily identifiable.
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In other words, the inability to deliver the products from a city to a more remote or rural area because of treacherous roads or inadequate transportation.
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Cupcake and her owner were riding on a pathway at Cherry Creek State Park near Denver Thursday afternoon when they ventured into a more rural area.
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Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 crashed just after takeoff in a rural area southeast of Addis Ababa, killing all 149 passengers and eight crew members on board.
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The search for Adriana was amped up after officers found her father's body located near a ditch in a rural area of Walker County on Sunday.
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Even if every rural area were hooked up to ultrafast broadband, places like London, Manchester and Glasgow have other advantages which make them an irresistible draw.
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To access it you pass local farmers tugging cattle along roads in Pingtang County, a poor, rural area in Guizhou featuring stunningly lush natural green beauty.
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The outbreak appears to have begun with a cluster of 21 cases of illness and 114 deaths in April in the remote Ikoko-Impenge rural area.
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When Yoshizawa was growing up in Tokyo, one of his neighbors invited him to visit his hometown, in a rural area of northeastern Japan's Yamagata Prefecture.
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The bloom is off, and not just in this largely rural area of farms, light industry and suburbs surrounding Poitiers, home to a big regional university.
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Unlike the country's large urban centers, the rural area of northern France has seen uneven market growth in recent years, with prices sagging and sales increasing.
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On Wednesday, officers searching a rural area west of Des Moines found Mr. Greene's abandoned truck, and the rifle they believe was used in the shootings.
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A body that officials believed to be hers was found on Tuesday in a rural area, hidden under corn stalks, and the autopsy confirmed her identity.
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Even a week or so spent eating and drinking your way around this rural area of southwestern France is enough to spark a lifelong love affair.
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Bright, bushy-tailed, with a head full of bushy hair, ready to sprout into a world unlike Simpsonville, S.C., the rural area where I grew up.
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The 11-year-old girl, whose lawyers refer to as Lucía, a pseudonym, went to a clinic in a rural area of Tucumán Province on Jan.
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Something went bad, and this is like a rural area, so they just wanted to plant the body somewhere else besides wherever the hell they were from.
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Located in the state of Bahia, with farms stretching in every direction, the formerly unincorporated rural area in less than two decades has swelled to 2500,22002 people.
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Investigators said Boedecker found her 2-year-old and newborn daughters unresponsive Wednesday outside a home in a rural area east of Kearney, northeast of Kansas City.
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However, authorities didn&apost immediately indicate whether any homes had been destroyed in the rural area, although about 110 structures remained threatened, according to state fire officials.
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"Information available to us shows they are missionaries giving free medical services," he said, adding that the British nationals had been working in a very rural area.
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St. Paul Animal Control did not reveal where it released the raccoon, but Brickley said it was a rural area roughly a half hour outside the city.
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"I'm from a rural area, so picking Youth Line and their mission to support and empower LGBTQ+ youth in rural areas was key for me," Edwards explained.
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The deadly blaze has been swallowing large swaths of Shasta County — a woodsy, rural area about 100 miles away from the Oregon border — almost unabated since Monday.
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She's 80 now, as sturdy as any 50-year-old, and still lives on the land in the rural area my family has lived upon for generations.
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In the rural area where he lives, he continued, "About 13 people I know have died from OD." He has now been in recovery for three years.
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The car came to a slight bend in the road and veered out of the lane on Highway 175, in Kaufman, Texas, a rural area outside Dallas.
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The city is about 150 kilometers (93 miles) from Bikoro, the rural area where the outbreak was announced last week, said Congo&aposs Health Minister Oly Ilunga.
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James Roberts, 5, and Emily Roberts, 4, were stranded with her grandmother Melody Bledsoe, 70, when fire swept through the rural area where they were staying Thursday.
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Earlier this week, a family of 7 was discovered living in a hidden room in the basement of a farmhouse in a rural area of the Netherlands.
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So if you live in a rural area of the United States, you can look forward to being a part of the internet searching masses by 2020.
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It can also be messy work, mixing up and moulding the plaster, while a prosthetist visiting a rural area must cart around 20133-pound packs of plaster.
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Before Rhonda knew what was happening, 28500 officers jumped out, guns drawn and began running around her property in Kettle Falls, a rural area in Washington state.
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But if you're one of the 46 million Americans who live in a rural area, odds are you've watched the health of your neighbors stagnate and worsen.
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In the rural area, Ms. Anumula met child laborers who had dropped out of school, yet yearned to be able to read the hefty novels she carried.
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Greene flagged down an Iowa Department of Natural Resources employee in a rural area west of Des Moines, identified himself and asked that the employee call 911.
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But in a rural area like Naganuma, the government needs to make tough choices, said Hiroki Okamoto, a local official in charge of managing the Chikuma River.
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"In the more suburban and rural area, if there are significant chunks of new caucus-goers showing up, that is very positive for us," the source said.
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In 2015, a gang of men was arrested after reports emerged that they had sexually abused at least 200 children in a rural area of the district.
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Officials said the fire that's scorched 129 square miles (334 square kilometers) in a rural area northwest of Sacramento was slightly more contained than the previous day.
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I've used my phone to navigate to a rural area — say, upstate Vermont — and since the app cached the original route, it got me there just fine.
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The key is to make sure employees believe that they are just as happy living in a rural area as they would be in an urban environment.
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The men in Recovery Point have the thing that is sometimes so difficult to find in poverty, or addiction, or a depressed rural area, which is hope.
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It takes this thing two whole episodes to set up a pretty simple premise: Money launderer for a big cartel ends up working from a rural area.
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A Spanish potato farmer has accidentally found fame in 2018 after a journalist visiting a rural area in Cabana de Bergantiños interviewed her for an unrelated story.
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The rural area where there Harris's and Bergs lived is about one to three miles outside of central Golden City, a woman at the township's offices tells PEOPLE.
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"The facility is in a rural area with no hospitals, schools, correctional facilities or recreational areas or industrial/commercial areas in the vicinity," Arkema states on its website.
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The video appears to show soldiers in a rural area blindfolding two women, who have small children strapped to their backs, and shooting them as other civilians watch.
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The sector, a largely rural area of southwest Texas that includes the towns of Del Rio and Eagle Pass, covers a 215-mile stretch of the Rio Grande.
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Kenyan ruling party lawmakers are appealing for calm amid ethnic tensions in a rural area following last week&aposs election, which was boycotted by the main opposition group.
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A US strike in a rural area of Raqqa province killed up to 30 noncombatants who had taken shelter in a school last week, according to residents' reports.
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We live in a somewhat rural area (hence the ability to have horses!), so other than fast food, restaurants are all at least 10 to 15 minutes away.
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Reports from the time — some of which included cruel descriptions of the Irish-speaking residents of that rural area — suggested that a firearm and some bludgeoning were involved.
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The victim, whose name hasn't been released, had been inside a vehicle in a rural area south of Elk City, said Lonnie Risenhoover, the county's emergency management director.
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Three Hills is a rural area northeast of Calgary, so the twister did a little bit of structural damage to a few buildings, but that was about it.
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"Suppose we see (that) a mobile number that should be Verizon in some rural area has now called tens of thousands of times in 30 minutes," said Quilici.
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A Texas Air Force major has been charged with the murder of his missing wife whose remains were found last week in a rural area in Bexar County.
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As governor of Indiana, Pence slashed state health spending, eliminating Scott County Planned Parenthood – the only place for residents of this rural area to get tested for HIV.
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Loyalton — which sits in a rural area of Northern California near the Nevada border, less than an hour's drive from Reno — severed ties with Calpers three years ago.
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Johnson drove onto a bridge in a rural area southeast of Louisville, parked and shot himself in front of his car, Sheriff Donnie Tinnell told CNN affiliate WDRB.
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Members of the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) fired on a "village guard" unit patrolling a rural area of Hakkari province, which borders Iraq and Iran, the sources said.
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A player named Dio uses a directional antenna to search for transmitters hidden in a forest on September 5, 2015, in a rural area of Zhyrtomyr Oblast, Ukraine.
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Martin Jones, a retired machinist who lives in a rural area about 40 miles away, shared vacation photos on his iPhone and Diana talked about a new boyfriend.
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The Palmetto Project in South Carolina, for example, operates in a largely rural area of the state that had low rates of insurance before the health law started.
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In Constance Bay, Ontario, a rural area of Ottawa that has also been affected by the flooding, Mr. Trudeau and his two sons joined volunteers filling sand bags.
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The driver, surnamed Han, did not stop and was arrested two hours later in a rural area outside the city, Huludao, in Liaoning Province Beijing Youth Daily reported.
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He went first to Bland County, a rural area that had voted 84% for Donald Trump and where, his campaign said, no recent presidential candidate had ever visited.
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We adjust for this by drawing our sample in tiny groups of voters, like white, high-turnout Democratic men from a rural area who are 18 to 34.
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It also said one soldier and five militants were killed in clashes in a rural area of Cukurca in Hakkari province, which borders Iran and Iraq, on Tuesday.
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As a medical helicopter pilot, he needs to live in this rural area of Northern California for work and found a scenic piece of land on Seigler Mountain.
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In Clarke county, a rural area near the Missouri border, Mr. Trump received more than twice as many caucus votes as each of the Democrats running this time.
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Like many who were born and raised in this rural area, a tractor was the first thing she learned to drive, when she was just 7 or 8.
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Born in a rural area outside the capital, Mr. Dongo came into the world on the eve of a conflict that killed more than 250,000 and displaced millions.
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JS: You moved to the Bay Area after a couple years of working with a Mexican government agency to help organize farmers in the rural area of Veracruz.
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Three ex-combatants of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC) and one of their relatives were killed on Wednesday in a rural area La Florida, in Narino province.
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The insect might have visited some unsavory spots, such as dumpsters and dog poop in a more urban area, or farms and animal carcasses in a more rural area.
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Filming's now wrapped in the tiny town, but some of the photos show it's moved to a rural area of the province ... to a spooky-looking house and barn.
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Nazildo dos Santos Brito, 33, was killed on Saturday night in the remote rural area of Tome-Açu, civil police in the northern Para state said in a statement.
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The car was parked in front of Heith Gleason's house in a rural area in Huerfano County, according to an arrest warrant obtained by the Santa Fe New Mexican.
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Found in a rural area 25 miles outside of the city, Younes Abouyaaqoub had reportedly put on a phony bomb belt and cried "Allahu Akbar" before he was shot.
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So even if you're in a far-flung rural area, you can chat remotely with your therapist, a method he's found works very well for many of his clients.
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"We were not expecting this blow," Lopez, 65, said in a rural area in the town of Jiquilisco, about 100 kilometers (60 miles) southeast of capital city San Salvador.
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But if you live in a rural area, it may be a different story, since the distances you need to go may be greater and more expensive, said Lash.
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Package theft is more common than you may think, especially if you live in a rural area, according to an October study conducted by Blink, a video security company.
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The police said in a statement that the suspect, 38, was from a rural area along Cambodia's western border and had migrated to Thailand to work on a plantation.
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Mr. Ganguly was riding a bicycle in an isolated rural area not far from his home when three men on a motorcycle came up from behind to attack him.
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Coalition-backed troops have now reached al-Durayhmi, a rural area some 18 km from Hodeidah port, residents and the spokesperson for one military unit told Reuters on Monday.
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This was hardly a convenient system, especially if you lived in a far-flung rural area or lacked the resources to travel to a nearby courthouse for the task.
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The crash is one of Guatemala's worst traffic accidents since 2013, when a bus falling over a cliff in a rural area killed at least 85033, according to Reuters.
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Abdullabas Ameen, an Iraqi Navy officer from a rural area of southern Iraq, was a patient in one of the hospitals, with shrapnel wounds to his chest and thigh.
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According to UNICEF, a typical forced marriage victim will be young, poor, uneducated, and from a rural area—all factors that make it exceptionally difficult for them to escape.
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For investors willing to back a company in a rural area, or an area with high unemployment, the investment threshold for an EB-5 visa is lowered to $500,000.
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In the predawn darkness on Saturday, a sheriff's deputy on patrol in a rural area of southeast Texas noticed flames shooting up from a patch of uninhabited county land.
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In his earliest days, he had modest roots as the Catholic-educated son of an absentee father in the rural area around Kutama, where he was born on Feb.
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Lopez Obrador saw Guzman's mother on a visit to a rural area of Sinaloa where the government was building a new road that would pass near El Chapo's birthplace.
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Mr. Luna joined the agency as part of a hiring surge that began under the George W. Bush administration, patrolling a rural area about 100 miles north of Mexico.
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The arrests of the two men rocked law enforcement officials in Sussex County, raising fears that far-right extremism is growing in this sleepy, rural area in New Jersey.
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They may be unable to afford health care in the urban center where they work, but health care services could be inadequate in the rural area they are from.
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I'm fortunate to live in a rural area in northern Vermont where I can usually run in solitude, where the noise of traffic and interactions with others are rare.
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Doctors who grew up in a rural area are more likely to practice in one, researchers note in a special issue of Health Affairs focused on rural health issues.
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The Motoyas hail from Fukui, a rural area on the Sea of Japan, where they met while working at a small local credit union, according to Ms. Motoya's autobiography.
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On Wednesday, searchers focused on a rural area of Rosharon where Derion Vence, the suspect in her disappearance, once had a mail route, EquuSearch Founder and Director Tim Miller said.
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"The average Mechanical Turk worker is someone in a rural area with limited resources and education," says Rochelle LaPlante, a Turker and co-administrator of MTurk Crowd, a worker forum.
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Of course, even if you do live in a rural area, far from the lights of a city center, it still might be cloudy the night of the meteor shower.
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The landslide, which was caused by heavy rains, took place in the early hours of the morning in a rural area of Rosas municipality, the agency said in a statement.
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An economic development program, similar to efforts in Iowa and Illinois, seeks to save often-forgotten facilities like the Shuler Theater in Raton, New Mexico — a poor and rural area.
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Brady worried that because there were so few rape victims who came to the hospital in this rural area of the state, she was unable to practice her skills regularly.
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A family (L) leaves their flooded home in a rural area of Naples and Fran Schaner (R) walks through water to see the damage to her home on Sept. 20173.
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NAIROBI, Kenya – Kenyan ruling party lawmakers are appealing for calm amid ethnic tensions in a rural area following last week&aposs election, which was boycotted by the main opposition group.
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If you are in a rural area, limited to a narrow network of providers, or dependent on emergency rooms or clinics, you may have very limited options to shop around.
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Security forces killed five of the bomber's accomplices before surrounding him in a house where he detonated the device in the rural area of Ain al-Tamr, the ministry added.
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A rural area carved by country roads, the valley is renowned for its skiing; both Mad River Glen and Sugarbush Resort are within a 20-minute drive of this property.
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At that time, I was working in a rural area and I used cigarettes because I was working very hard and very far away from my parents and my family.
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The largest has consumed 24,000 hectares in and around Pumanque, a rural area some 140 kilometers (87 miles) south of the capital Santiago that is near some of Chile's vineyards.
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In Adams County, a rural area in eastern Washington with a high rate of youth violence, Barbara Anderson, the director of the community network, galvanized the community to take action.
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Yet Jim Hagedorn argued that Feehan was simply too liberal for the district, a largely rural area that stretches from South Dakota to Wisconsin along the state's entire southern border.
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Her new video for Joanne rager "John Wayne" is a psychedelic bit of nihilistic Americana, featuring Gaga as an outlaw riding stallions and automobiles through a sickeningly discoloured rural area.
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But even for someone like me, who isn't sick or disabled or poor or living in a rural area, Amazon Prime helps alleviate the pressures of a sped-up economy.
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PyeongChang is a small town of some 30,000 people located in a mostly rural area of Gangwon province, which has a total population of a little more than 1.5 million.
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Takahashi grew up in a small town in the Gunma prefecture, a rural area about two hours' drive north of Tokyo, where his parents ran their own office-cleaning business.
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On Thursday two of the most powerful brands in politics and high fashion collided in Johnson County, Texas, a rural area about a half-hour's drive south of Fort Worth.
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During high school, she went to a rural area of Ghana as part of an international student exchange program to teach blind children; she learned Braille while she was there.
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The current President, Xi Jinping, had his education cut off at 15 and was later arrested for deserting his rural area and forced to dig ditches in a labor camp.
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The teenager, who suffered from cerebral palsy and was unable to care for himself, was left alone for six days in the rural area of Hubei province where he lived.
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If his analysis was correct, he said, the drones would be back out on Wednesday night, flying in a grid pattern in the rural area between Hugo and Karval, Colo.
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In one rural area, the local hospital couldn't find an oxygen supplier willing to take on new Medicare patients at the reduced reimbursement rate, delaying patient discharge by several days.
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Long Phu 1 would be the first element of a three-plant complex in a rural area about 150 miles southwest of the country's economic hub, Ho Chi Minh City.
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We're in a small, rural area where there's not a lot of businesses right now going on, and so we can't really have anything else shut down, because it affects everybody.
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Instead, we're told that this deep rural area was just fine the way it was and that it needs to be returned to how it was before the cult showed up.
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But how can this once-rural area and still mostly-vacant city, appeal to young tech talent who tend to flock to skyscraper hubs like Singapore, Hong Kong, Shenzhen or Guangzhou?
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Though registered Democrats outnumber registered Republicans by a more than 2202-to-2628 margin in the rural area, Republican nominee Mitt Romney won the county by 28500 percentage points in 6900.
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And if you're getting into a more rural area, or even a less dense suburb on the outskirts of a city, that's not necessarily going to be economically sustainable for telcos.
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Once a rural area, the California county became a suburban haven for expatriates from Los Angeles as well as Midwesterners, and a hotspot for workers in the aerospace and defense industries.
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In a statement, Africom said the Sunday airstrike targeted the fighters "as they were transitioning between locations in a rural area," approximately 22019 miles east of Beledweyne in the Hiran region.
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The Associated Press reported that it was unclear how many of the destroyed buildings were homes rather than garages, barns and other buildings in the rural area of about 250 people.
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Cing Kim came to the United States from Chin State, a small rural area in western Myanmar with a history of human rights abuses, including forced labor, Ms. Ramm-Granberg said.
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She was talking about how hard it is to meet someone being in a rural area and working a thousand hours a week on a farm, with no time to socialize.
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Raised in a rural area dominated by coal mining, he moved to Johannesburg in 2004, just after graduating from high school, seeking a career that was less dangerous and more lucrative.
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HONG KONG — At least 18 people were killed and dozens of others injured when a double-decker bus crashed on Saturday in a rural area of Hong Kong, the authorities said.
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Investigators working with the Talledega County Sheriff's Office in Alabama searched a rural area in the Alabama county throughout the day, the sheriff's office said in a Facebook post Tuesday evening.
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Dauphin County and Londonderry Township, a rural area on the Susquehanna River where the plant is based, stand to lose $1 million in annual tax revenue that funds schools and municipalities.
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In Representative Adam Kinzinger's district, a Republican seat in a largely rural area outside Chicago, even conservative voters voiced unease with Mr. Kinzinger and his party's sputtering approach to health care.
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They found that: About half of rural residents who took out student loans still lived in a rural area six years later, compared to two-thirds who had not taken out loans.
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"I live in a rural area in Oklahoma, surrounded by small towns in every direction, and I'm sure this is not a very welcome message around here," he wrote on Facebook Thursday.
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"This resource — your data — is something that everyone has, whether you're a low-income person living in an urban city center or a mother of three of a rural area," Steinberg said.
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Women's health advocates oppose such "conscience clauses" because they can limit women's access to necessary medication if they cannot find another pharmacy, like if they live in a rural area, Garcia said.
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"Subsequent information was obtained and as a result, police will be searching a rural area east of Chestermere for evidence in relation to the case," a Calgary Police Service spokesperson tells PEOPLE.
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On July 7th, fire chief Chris Kocher at the Worland, Wyoming volunteer fire department received a phone call alerting him of a "blue glow" in a rural area off Highway 20 North.
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When members use the Wyndham program, stays can be redeemed for 15,000 points regardless of whether the hotel is in a rural area or is a luxury hotel in a big city.
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I live in a more rural area, but cars can still come flying down the road, and there's always that one dog that gets a little too eager to defend their territory.
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I can't tell you how comforting it was to hear Raeann Barber talk on Tuesday, in an unmistakable accent from St. Bernard Parish, a swampy rural area adjacent to the Ninth Ward.
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"If a package is sitting there by itself in a rural area, there's not as many people around to see it," said David Laubner, Blink's head of digital marketing and e-commerce.
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In New York's 19th Congressional District, a sprawling, largely rural area, polls show Republican incumbent John Faso effectively tied with Democrat Antonio Delgado in one of the country's most expensive House races.
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Steve Dillon has spent decades teaching science and special education in Tehama County, a rural area in Northern California where a gunman entered an elementary school after killing five people last fall.
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A second strike, in Santa Rosa del Sur, a rural area in the state of Bolívar, killed two officers and wounded a third shortly before midnight Saturday, according to a police statement.
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A nurse or doctor who lives in a small town or rural area can choose only among a handful of medical institutions within driving distance of his or her home, for example.
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And its other two main characters are from a rural area so close to the North Korean border that they can hear the broadcasts happening on the other side of the border.
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She said she's unsure if she will have a graduation ceremony but said she'd agree with not having a formal commencement and bringing thousands of people to the "under-resourced" rural area.
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For instance, merely living in a rural area or an urban area with a high crime rate can now be used as justification to apply for a gun permit under the decree.
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In a rural area, there is no immediate access to the vast cultural network and resources found in urban centers, so you have to work much harder to build those systems yourself.
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They knocked him out with a chemical that he was forced to inhale, he said, then took him to a rural area where they beat him and drove staples into his legs.
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My mom lives in a pretty rural area with lots of space to walk my dog off-leash, a far cry from the bustle of the Bay Area where she raised me.
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Carla Kogelman took first for Long Term Story for her five-year project on two sisters growing up in a small village in a rural area between Vienna and the Czech Republic.
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Mason Chen went to visit his family in the rural area of Xiaogan with 17 days worth of medication before COVID-19 caused cities to implement lockdowns or tightened rules on movement.
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"The hospital wasn't happy about her absences," Dr. Sheckter said, but the family lived in a remote rural area in the Sierra Valley of California, and it was hard to find help.
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A barrage of bombs rained down on the convoy of 31 trucks, belonging to the Syrian Arab Red Crescent, as it unloaded food parcels in the rural area of Urem al-Kubra.
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"On the trade front and on the civilian front it is seen as an excellent thing, because now there is ... a link between the entire northern rural area," spokesman Talal Silo told Reuters.
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Tucked away in a back alley in a rural area of Hebei, the province with China's biggest Catholic community, the gatherings are tolerated – but are illegal in the eyes of the local authorities.
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About 20 or 30 people were reportedly present at the time of the incident, which took place in a rural area in the town of Poolesville and was not immediately reported to officials.
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The suspect was also killed in the exchange early Saturday morning in a rural area of Tishomingo County near Iuka, about 118 miles east of Memphis, Tennessee, according to County Coroner Mack Wilemon.
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In Texas, 'heartbreaking' devastation At least three tornadoes touched down in northeast Texas on Saturday, leaving widespread damage in Van Zandt and Henderson counties, a rural area about 60 miles east of Dallas.
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The attack on the 143-mile (230-km) Bicentenario, the first in at least two years, took place last week in a rural area of Fortul municipality, a source from the company said.
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Jose Soto-Escalera, 41, is charged with two counts of first-degree murder in the death of Tania Wise, 23, whose body was found in a ditch in a rural area on Aug.
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"If you live in a rural area you might be planning on going to a domestic violence office to get some information on Thursday when you know people are there working," Grover continues.
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A suicide bomber killed six people and wounded another six in a rural area near Kerbala, a holy Shi'ite city south of the capital where preparations are underway for a major religious event.
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The refuge is in Harney County in a rural area of southeast Oregon, about 305 miles (490 km) southeast of Portland in the arid high desert of the eastern part of the state.
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In Texas, 'heartbreaking' devastation At least four tornadoes touched down in northeast Texas on Saturday, leaving widespread damage in Van Zandt and Henderson counties, a rural area about 60 miles east of Dallas.
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Hardly a rural area, Seattle was a pioneer in police diversion with the Law Enforcement Assisted Diversion (LEAD) program, which dramatically reduced recidivism and costs associated with the jail and emergency room visits.
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Forcing women to drive to another pharmacy -- especially if they are in a rural area where pharmacies are few and far between -- negatively affects women's health and impedes their right to health care.
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We also lived in a rural area 90 minutes from the nearest hospital with a labor and delivery center, a distance that I imagined would be pure hell to travel while in labor.
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James Steen, a roofer and truck driver who was unemployed when the wildfire destroyed his home in a rural area near the town of Paradise, said he planned to remain in his tent.
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Unidentified armed men attacked two electoral commission vehicles in a rural area about 100 km (60 miles) northwest of the capital, according to security sources, but there were few other reports of trouble.
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Among the four suspects killed was the owner of the car, which police believe hit the group as they cycled through a rural area 90 km (55 miles) southeast of the capital Dushanbe.
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State media showed pictures of tiles having fallen off walls, bottles toppled over and in one rural area some rocks having fallen onto roads and what appeared to be a small collapsed barn.
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The consortium had looked at placing the center in the suburbs or in a rural area in New York, but was determined to keep it within the city, where access would be key.
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I'm in a rural area and there's no place to connect water, so when the first responders got here, they set up these monstrous swimming pools with the water they had on their trucks.
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"I live in a relatively rural area in central Pennsylvania and take care of patients that sometimes drive an hour or more to see me," Hare, who was not involved in the study, said.
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It opened in 2017, creating 22 jobs in a rural area with few opportunities and was helping to raise funds to train young people on business development to stem a decline in rural areas.
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Chapecoense had been heading for the biggest game in its history - Wednesday's first leg of the Copa Sudamericana final - when its plane went down in a mountainous rural area outside the city of Medellin.
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RANAU, Malaysia — In a rural area of the Malaysian island of Borneo, a punk group gathers around a massive print of a Snakes and Ladders board game on the floor of their art studio.
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"There are just so many ways in which a smaller town in a rural area of the country needs to have the same types of benefits available to them that technology offers," Thune said.
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I live in a rural area so don't have a lot of RL people that I share interests with, but, through the Benefactor's Bar I have a wide network of people with common interests.
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If the family were allowed to stay in Zimbabwe, they would probably be permitted to live in Mugabe's home district of Zvimba, a rural area where the president has a multi-million dollar residence.
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The property is in a rural area about a mile from the medieval castle in the village of Sarteano, which has a population of around 5,000, and between Val d'Orcia and Val di Chiana.
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It is just what it sounds like, if you were to see a cow in a rural area that was purple, it would be so different and remarkable that you would remember it forever.
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In the rural area of Domboshawa, Andrew, 53, says he's been chatting with friends and neighbors about what has become of Mugabe and his wife Grace, who hasn't been seen since the apparent coup.
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These sites were specifically chosen because they meet a core set of criteria, including a vast swath of unused land and locations near lots of business and jobs -- not in a remote rural area.
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To qualify, they must invest $1mm (or at least $500,000 in a high unemployment or rural area), creating or preserving at least 10 jobs for U.S. workers, excluding the investors and their immediate family.
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On the witness stand, Mr. Le Roux described how in 2010 he lured Mr. Smith into a rural area near Manila and shot him in the head with the assistance of a hit man.
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He won the county, a mainly exurban and rural area that was once a blue-collar Democratic stronghold, by 270 percentage points, a wider margin than in any other major county in the state.
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" She works in a rural area, and her agency plans to remain open, but for many, they'll be difficult to access: "How do you call a crisis line when you're home with your perp?
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The prize was a congressional seat in the Mexican state of Querétaro, representing a poor, rural area far from his home in the state capital where he had grown up on a country club.
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Greene County, a largely rural area that makes up the smallest percentage of the district — and the final county to complete its absentee count — reported Wednesday morning, shrinking Lamb's lead by just 14 votes.
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But one responsibility that comes with this job is that you are now the leader of this country, and every city, suburb, town, rural area and congressional district is yours to uplift and improve.
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But one responsibility that comes with this job is that you are now the leader of this country, and every city, suburb, town, rural area and congressional district is yours to uplift and improve.
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Emergency warnings were issued both in Victoria and in the nearby state of South Australia, where authorities advised residents of a rural area to seek shelter in buildings from an out-of-control fire.
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So if you live in a rural area and the report shows that your broadband speed is as abysmal as you think it is—at least there might be some improvement in the near future.
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Humphrey told police he noticed the car was running but didn&apost approach because "he did not want someone thinking he could have been prowling around cars out in a rural area," according to police.
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Police said they tracked 22-year-old Younes Abouyaaqoub to a rural area near Barcelona and shot him after he held up what looked like an explosives belt and shouted "Allahu Akbar" (God is Greatest).
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The Blue Cut Fire, named for a narrow gorge north of San Bernardino where it started, threatened the town of Wrightwood near a ski resort and other communities in a partly rural area, authorities said.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Two men who were members of Brazil's landless activist group MST were killed late on Saturday in a rural area in the northeast state of Paraíba, according to MST and local police.
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A statement from the Will County Sheriff's Office confirms that the body of Kaitlyn Kearns, of Mokena, was found inside her 1996 Jeep Cherokee "in a rural area of Kankakee County" following an overnight search.
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The attack occurred on Thursday in a rural area of northern El Carmen in Norte de Santander province, close to the border with Venezuela, General Alberto Jose Mejia, the army's commander, told reporters in Bogota.
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While Kilauea's lava flows are in a small, roughly 10-square-mile rural area in the southeast Puna district, the volcano is having an impact on tourism across the Big Island, home to 200,000 people.
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EB-210 requires an investment in either a rural area or a "targeted employment area," which is defined as an urban area with an unemployment rate of at least 25 percent of the national average.
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Finally, if you live in a rural area, you can simply put your tree out on your land and "return it to nature," said Eric A. Goldstein, a lawyer for the Natural Resources Defense Council.
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In Chambers County, a rural area south of Beaumont that was among the hardest hit, a sheriff's deputy made the rounds in an aging military truck that rumbled through water that was several feet deep.
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Between the lines: Operating a health care practice, especially a hospital, in a rural area is a tough proposition: There aren't many patients, and a large proportion of them are covered by Medicare or Medicaid.
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After caucusing concluded Saturday, a precinct chair in a rural area said it took two hours to report results because the initial hotline number he was given didn't work and repeatedly gave a busy signal.
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At first, the manhunt was only concentrated in the Buenos Aires region, but later the police tracked the fugitives to a rural area in the center of the province of Santa Fe, about 300 miles away.
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The fuel terminal operator said no injuries were reported and it had put out the fire on its Tejas pipeline in a rural area of Refugio, Texas, about 45 miles (72 km) north of Corpus Christi.
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" Asked about the discrepancies, CNN law enforcement analyst Art Roderick suggested that the differences make sense because the Oregon protesters are in a largely empty rural area and "they're not destroying property, they're not looting anything.
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Other reports included one from Amaq, a news agency affiliated with Islamic State, saying a Russian military helicopter had been destroyed by rocket fire in Huwaysis, a rural area east of Homs province in central Syria.
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The city also aims to improve its water quality and tackle soil pollution in 2019 by improving the efficiency of fertilizer usage in rural area and tightening heavy-metal disposal standards, according to the government statement.
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If you live in a rural area, there's a good chance that Verizon towers are your only option to get good service, so it's a boon that Comcast talked Verizon into a partnership for Xfinity Mobile.
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Hale thought Trump could have made more headway if he had announced two specific transportation projects that he will include in the infrastructure package, perhaps one in a rural area and one in an urban region.
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Rural health clinics are far more likely to be understaffed (only 11 percent of all physicians choose to practice in a rural area), and they often lack subspecialty care, which hurts people who need specialized treatment.
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In 1994, Takeda helped establish the Royal Horse Riding Club in Tochigi, a rural area north of Tokyo, with Shimoren, a construction company, which paid for the project, four former board members of the company said.
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The flames have decimated a part of the state that is sometimes referred to as the other California: a rural area of rice farms, almond and apple orchards and the evergreen forests of the Sierra Nevada.
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But at a recent conference for medical professionals, Dr. Haughey heard another doctor speak about how her father, who lives in a rural area, was attacked and the police said they could not get there soon.
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There's Laura Hubka, an ultrasound technician and Democratic party chair in Howard County, a rural area that flipped the most dramatically from voting for President Obama in 2008 and 2012 to President Donald Trump in 2016.
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With its Democratic city center and a surrounding rural area that skews Republican, Racine County is known for swinging from one party to another, serving as a national bellwether in predicting the outcome of presidential races.
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With its Democratic city center and a surrounding rural area that skews Republican, Racine County is known for swinging from one party to another, serving as a national bellwether in predicting the outcome of presidential races.
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Is it a deterrent if a gun owner can protect his or her homestead, especially in a rural area, or is the temptation too high to use the gun if you have it in your possession?
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Choe Hwi, a senior official with the Propaganda and Agitation Department of the Worker's Party, was also punished and has been undergoing "revolutionary re-education" in a rural area since late May, the South Korean official said.
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"In a rural area you might have had 10 contacts, but in a urban area after two days of fever you might have been in contact with 50, 60," says Micaela Serafini, medical director of MSF Switzerland.
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I didn't need to (pre-pre-evacuation is just nonevacuation), but my nerves had history: When I was 2140, a Florida wildfire destroyed 2225 structures in my rural area, and my family didn't get out in time.
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That Boeing 737 Max 8 crashed in a rural area outside of Addis Ababa shortly after takeoff, killing all 157 passengers and crew, less than five months after the crash of a Lion Air plane in Indonesia.
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" Townsend said another report of civilian deaths — where at least 30 civilians were killed in an airstrike that hit a school in a rural area north of Raqqa province in Syria last week — was likely "not credible.
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The most tragic cases, when a device guides drivers down abandoned roads or uses outdated data, for example, can end in death, whether in a rural area like Death Valley National Park, or not far from Chicago.
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Users took to Twitter to talk about the many medical reasons they take birth control, and the reasons why someone would need to have birth control delivered, including disability, privacy concerns, and living in a rural area.
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BEIRUT (Reuters) - The Syrian army said Israeli war planes fired a number of rockets from Lebanese airspace targeting an army position in a rural area near Damascus on Wednesday, a statement carried by Syrian state television said.
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Now, they're set to release a live album called Tramonto, which was recorded on the first date of their 2014 European tour – a private gig for friends in a garden in the rural area of Ferrara, Italy.
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North Carolina's 9th congressional district, a suburban-rural area in the southeastern part of the state, has been represented by Republicans in Congress since the 1960s and voted for Trump by about 12 percentage points in 2016.
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The two women, along with the other equally dynamic librarians, are quickly caught up in the politics of the rural area, experience danger while delivering the books, and fall for men who love them as they are.
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Marquez and other rights activists survived an attack against them involving grenades and gunfire late on Saturday as they held a meeting in a rural area in the country's southwestern Cauca province, according to local media reports.
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Contributing Opinion Writer NASHVILLE — Last week, Walden's Puddle, a nonprofit wildlife rescue organization in a rural area of Nashville, posted a set of photos of a barred owl caught in the jaws of a leg-hold trap.
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Just the other day, it was reported that Muslim Rohingya who were victims of mass slaughter in one rural area had their faces burned away by acid in an attempt by the perpetrators to hide their actions.
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The so-called Sand Fire has charred 59 square miles (153 sq km) since it broke out on Friday in a mostly rural area around the community of Acton on the northwestern fringes of the Angeles National Forest.
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We also observed workers being brought to an Atal construction site in Warsaw on a bus at 250am and picked up after 250pm, then taken to living quarters inside a heavily guarded compound in an isolated rural area.
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With offices in Sweden and Shanghai, Wheelys is able to test in different retail environments — whether it's a rural area where the nearest store is a 20-minute drive away or a location in a densely populated city.
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Even if the Foxconn does not meet the targets to receive all the incentives, taxpayers have already sunk a lot into the project, which has displaced many people in the rural area where the facility is being built.
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The 29-year-old man appeared in court on Monday, accused of repeatedly running over the American while he was out jogging at al-Bahia, a rural area in Abu Dhabi, in May 2015, The National newspaper said.
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Less than two decades later, he was one of a handful of get-out-the-vote experts who wielded significant influence in Bladen County, a struggling rural area where one in four people live below the poverty line.
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Soldiers hung him by his arms from the ceiling with a cord, demanding to know whether he belonged to one of the gangs that had terrorized his neighborhood in Venezuela's rural area of Barlovento with robberies and kidnappings.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — At least 30 Syrian civilians were killed in an airstrike by the United States-led coalition fighting Islamic State militants in a rural area of Raqqa Province early Tuesday, according to residents, activists and state television.
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Drive through any rural area in my home state of Georgia, the country's top chicken-producing state, and you'll see row after row of long, windowless sheds, each containing tens of thousands of chickens being raised for meat.
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But, if there is one issue that has the power to unite us across parties and ideologies, across age and income, whether you live in a city, small town or rural area, it's the issue of family caregiving.
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Those conditions include being responsible for a commercial or industrial establishment, being a gun collector or hunter, living in a rural area or living in a city with elevated crime rates — as the vast majority of Brazilians do.
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When I went to the doctor before I left, I found out that because I was going to a rural area and staying in a house instead of a resort, my risk for contracting a tropical disease was elevated.
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In that county, high water was lapping up against homes in a rural area near the community of El Reno on Tuesday morning, and fire departments' swift water rescue teams were using boats to take residents to drier land.
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Being in a rural area that may lack broadband or have spotty cell service that makes streaming services like Netflix and Hulu difficult to access, combined with the absence of a movie theater, can be isolating or just boring.
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So it might play shower noises in the morning and TV noises at night; but it also might play louder sounds if you live in a city and quieter ones if you've indicated you live in a rural area.
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I wanted a big house at under $200,000 that didn't need a lot of work in a rural area that was safe and clean with decent schools and low property taxes, less than two hours from New York City.
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I grew up on a family farm in a rural area, and Manhattan is a wildly different environment, but these stories are a reminder that small business owners share common desires, even if their locations and concepts are unique.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - A moderate 5.6 magnitude earthquake shook Turkey's western province of Denizli on Wednesday, damaging some buildings and knocking bricks and tiles to the ground in the rural area, according to witnesses, officials and the Turkish quake monitor.
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Sofia, 31, was moved to tears last October when, accompanied by her husband Prince Carl Philip, she made a heartfelt homecoming to the remote rural area of southwest Sweden where she grew up in the small town of Älvdalen.
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The EU budget is a combination of contributions from all 28 countries and is used to help with a range of activities across them, such as infrastructure projects, development of rural area, border protection and promotion of human rights.
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Shinmoedake, in a mainly rural area about 985 km (616 miles) from Tokyo on the southernmost main island of Kyushu, had quietened down since the earlier eruption, although admission to the 1,903-metre- (4,662-ft-) high peak remained restricted.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Tetsu Nakamura, the Japanese doctor and aid worker killed in Afghanistan on Wednesday, was inspired to make the country's deserts green by the deaths of children in a clinic he ran in a drought-stricken rural area.
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Since a company's culture is also impacted by its physical geography within the world, or whether it is located in an urban or rural area, these chapters can enhance our understanding of colleagues in different parts of the world.
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That leads investigators to believe one of two things: "Either they're off the grid in a very rural area, or they are outside the Southeast, where this has been getting an awful lot of attention in the public," DeVine said.
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On Saturday, the 31-year-old tennis star seemingly confirmed she's dating British businessman and co-founder of Paddle 8 Alexander Gilkes when she shared a photo from her trip to the Cotswolds — a rural area of south central England.
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Until recently, if you happened to have a medical emergency while driving through Townshend, Vermont, a hamlet of just more than 1,000 people in the southern, rural area of the state, it would do no good to pull out your iPhone.
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But with the possible exception of the weeks after the Islamic State seized Mosul in 2014, I had never traveled through a rural area of Iraq with checkpoints as dense and as shifting in their allegiances as the network around Sinjar.
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Of course, the ability to catch a ride and the time it will take to catch that same ride depend on how many drivers are available and just how far out someone in a rural area may be from that driver.
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The gold medal win from female weightlifter Hsu Shu-ching was much celebrated; her victory was reportedly watched by family and friends in their hometown of Lunbei, a rural area in central Taiwan, with local politicians even coming out in support.
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There were no immediate reports of casualties or injuries, after the shell hit a rural area in the Yayladagi district of Hatay, CNN Turk said, adding that the shell came from an area of Syria controlled by the Syrian government.
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In March, local sheriff deputies in Illinois met with him after receiving alarmed calls that he had fired off 50 shots on his property, a rural area on the outskirts of town where it is legal to fire a weapon.
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"There are probably people in a rural area who have as much of a need for autonomous-drive vehicles as someone in a city," said Roger Lanctot, director of automotive connected mobility in the global automotive practice at Strategy Analytics.
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Shinmoedake, in a largely rural area some 633 km (616 miles) from Tokyo on Japan's southernmost main island of Kyushu, had been erupting on a smaller scale since March 1, when entrance to the 1,421 meter-high peak was restricted.
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Thirty-two-year-old Jason Robison was shot and killed in a rural area in Huntingdon County, Pa., after he refused to obey orders and threatened police officers during a standoff in a mobile home, a state police spokesman said.
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Ten states pushing for a weaker rule told the Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia about a rural area in New Mexico with little man-made pollution that nonetheless would have a difficult time complying with the new regulation.
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This is not the first oil spill along the Keystone pipeline system; an incident in 2017 caused more than 407,000 gallons of crude oil to cover agricultural land in South Dakota in a rural area near the North Dakota border.
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Most businesses I'm used to shopping at online in the US won't ship to Costa Rica, and even if they did, I live in such a rural area of Costa Rica that there are extra difficulties involved in receiving packages.
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Amazon Prime Student Membership, $6.49/month (6-month free trial for new members)Amazon Prime is the ultimate in convenience, especially if you don't have a car on campus or if you go to school in a more removed, rural area.
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In Upson County, Haney said, the elections board dropped a proposal to close a polling site in heavily black Salem, a sparsely populated rural area, after residents pointed out the hardship of traveling an extra 10 miles (16 km) or more.
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The earthquake hit late Sunday night with the epicenter in a rural area on the Iranian side of the border, just south of the Iraqi city of Halabja, according to the US Geological Survey, which tracks earthquake activity around the world.
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Although Houngbo has previously held senior roles at big international bodies, he said it was growing up in a small village in a rural area of Togo, one of the world's poorest countries, that best prepared him for the job.
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The Altamont Corridor Express (ACE) No. 10 commuter train was traveling from San Jose to Stockton when the first two cars went off the tracks near Niles Canyon Road in Sunol, a rural area about 45 miles east of San Francisco.
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I recently spoke to Boyce, who now works in a rural area near Colorado Springs where the staff is limited, about how he handles the most gut-wrenching parts of the job and the common misconceptions people have about paramedics.
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Pretrial inmates here in Jefferson Davis Parish, a rural area of about 20133,000 people where the heat index on a recent afternoon hit 106 degrees, spend their days and nights in the small jail on the third floor of the courthouse.
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Individuals with RLS were also more likely to live in a rural area, to consume alcohol, to have chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and to report other chronic conditions such as diabetes, hypertension, sleep apnea, insomnia, kidney disease and neurological disorders.
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Even though the virus had spread from a rural area to a thriving lakeside town and ultimately to a big city, Mbandaka, the outbreak was quickly stopped by inoculating health workers and the rings of contacts of each known case.
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Eventually, Amler identified a property the county owned in a rural area and dispatched staff to Target and Bed Bath & Beyond to stock up on dishes, towels, sheets, food, televisions — anything and everything a person could need for 14 days.
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"If it's going to cost you, let's say hypothetically $2, $3, $4 million for a parcel of land in New York City, you could move 200 to 300 miles away in a more rural area and spend significantly less," Pandit said.
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BUJUMBURA, Burundi — At least 26 people were killed and seven others wounded in an attack in a rural area of Burundi, the country's security minister said on Saturday, calling it the work of a "terrorist group" that he did not identify.
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As the operation unfolded, Syrian state television and local residents asserted that at least 30 Syrian civilians were killed in an airstrike that hit a school where they had taken shelter in a rural area of Raqqa Province on Tuesday.
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Cox, who was an ardent supporter of Britain remaining in Europe, had campaigned for Syrian refugees and had praised the positive impact immigration had had on her constituency, Batley and Spen, a semi-rural area near the city of Leeds.
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To students living in a rural area, environmental degradation has a clear and significant impact on their lives, from lower spring water flows available during California's droughts to the diminished salmon populations due to overfishing and the pollution of the ocean.
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If you really, really, really like crime dramas, Ozark, a show about a money launderer for a drug cartel moving to a rural area to try to set up a new money laundering operation, might give you a quick fix.
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