Australian rural areas, in comparison, are estimated to have 58 doctors per 100,000 people in rural areas.
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The CDC reports that rural areas have a higher suicide rate than non-rural areas, a disparity that has been widening since 2001.
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That has implications both for urban areas and rural areas because those rural areas are often the supplier of things like food and some manufacturing.
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So the natural conservatism of rural areas combined with resentment at the Democratic president who presided over an unusually weak economic recovery in rural areas.
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Starting salaries for rural areas often need to be higher because many potential employees do not want to live in rural areas despite high demand.
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"Rural areas usually have more lenient laws, so choosing rural areas may save you money," Rachel Preston Prinz, who runs an architectural firm, told Reader's Digest.
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In rural areas, people get the business issues and we have things like the Connect America Fund so money can flow to rural areas that cost more to serve.
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And, according to the US Census Bureau, those living in rural areas are older than those living in non-rural areas — a median age of 51 compared to 45.
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I would find ways where people, by doing public service type jobs, like school-teaching in rural areas or health care in rural areas, could work off some of that debt.
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On technology:Klobuchar represents many rural communities in Minnesota, and has secured federal funding to expand broadband internet in rural areas, as well as improving the quality of infrastructure in rural areas.
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The hospitalization rate is higher in urban areas than rural areas overall, but but for 5- to 14-year-olds hospitalizations are lower in urban areas than rural areas, the researchers found.
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Additionally, Bennet backs home visitation programs to help support new moms, the use of telemedicine to help assist moms in rural areas, and increasing the number of OB-GYNs in rural areas.
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In Alabama turnout fell in majority-white, rural areas; that was not as true in Virginia, but Democrats banked enough votes in urban centres to cancel out the Republican showing in rural areas.
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He believes public-private partnership to bring down costs and incentivize telecom companies to invest in rural areas is the best way to ensure that rural areas like Marlinton are not left behind.
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Eligibility: If you practice medicine in certain rural areas of Georgia, you could qualify for the Physicians for Rural Areas Assistance Program, which aims to increase the quality of care in underserved areas.
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"It's not just to remote and rural areas," she said.
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In Arizona, it is hitting less affluent, rural areas hard.
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In rural areas, 23 percent of Nigerians rent their homes.
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The other half of Mongolians live in deeply rural areas.
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Issues were isolated to rural areas, spokeswoman Susan Rosenburg said.
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Why it matters: Rural areas offer unique health care challenges.
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As for unincorporated towns and rural areas in poor counties?
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In rural areas, more than 1 million homes were built.
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The rural areas served by those stations backed Trump heavily.
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Nearly 90% of its 8m citizens live in rural areas.
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Economic uncertainty and terrible spring floods have hit rural areas.
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In poorer rural areas, contraception can be hard to find.
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That is well above average incomes in such rural areas.
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The most marked chasm is between urban and rural areas.
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The shortage is particularly acute in poor and rural areas.
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In rural areas, where prisons usually are, workers are scarce.
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Care workers in rural areas were moving around in tractors.
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Especially in raising awareness about homosexuality in more rural areas.
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But it is much harder to find in rural areas.
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Paul and 2,500 miles of smaller towns and rural areas.
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About 20 brothels operate in Nevada, mostly in rural areas.
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Subdued consumer demand in rural areas is another expense factor.
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And rural areas are exactly where Maduro is most popular.
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In Mecca, Medina, in rural areas and in urban areas.
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What's left is an older population in the rural areas.
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However, rural areas could still struggle to hit that benchmark.
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Residents of rural areas complain of a lack of security.
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In some rural areas patients have little choice over hospitals.
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Women in rural areas are expected to stay at home.
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The world's poorest children are concentrated in rural areas (81%).
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At the same time, turnout in white rural areas lagged.
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Rural areas were nonsuburban counties with fewer than 50,000 residents.
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Federal prisons, unlike airports, are often located in rural areas.
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Rural areas received around 5 to 6 inches of rain.
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Experts said it would have helped, including in rural areas.
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Differentiate these from suburbs or rural areas one hundred percent.
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The virus also seemed to be spreading in rural areas.
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Even permanent homes in some rural areas have no address.
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They're trying to encourage migrants to go to rural areas.
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But what was shopping like in rural areas before Sears?
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"Most rural areas are not that successful yet," he said.
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Those in rural areas are often at the greatest disadvantage.
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It mostly operates from rural areas in the country's south.
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" Gabriella agreed: "It's important to have visibility in rural areas.
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These rural areas, they don't see this kind of thing.
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Residents from rural areas have gone to Huzhou for jobs.
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Some states have both major cities and vast rural areas.
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Rural areas are now reliably Republican, urban areas overwhelmingly Democratic.
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Or that she should have appeared in more rural areas.
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But the study's results were less encouraging for rural areas.
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The situation is even more desperate in nearby rural areas.
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This is becoming a social problem, especially in rural areas.
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Rural areas often have higher premiums because there's less competition.
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Cities are, of course, significantly more diverse than rural areas.
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Of that 34 million, 23 million live in rural areas.
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You saw in the rural areas that it's a problem.
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In poor, rural areas like Mirigu, this figure can double.
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But zombies were much slower to spread into rural areas.
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What about transportation costs, or accessibility, particularly in rural areas?
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But the problem wasn't concentrated in just rural areas either.
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He claims regulations are discouraging telecoms from investing in rural areas.
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In rural areas, there may be only one or two hospitals.
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It does not help that Catholicism is strongest in rural areas.
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Many states will face similarly precarious situations, especially in rural areas.
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But anyone visiting more rural areas could find life more complicated.
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But many rural areas did not even submit a devolution proposal.
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Those areas include smaller, secondary cities, as well as rural areas.
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In some rural areas there were more assembly seats than candidates.
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Guns are part of the fabric of life in rural areas.
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"Democrats from rural areas face an existential crisis", says the report.
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We already have issues with access to abortion in rural areas.
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Also there was an increased number of voters in rural areas.
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If she succeeds, it would limit Trump's strengths to rural areas.
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In rural areas outside Pemba, many homes are made of mud.
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Non-metropolitan and rural areas reported 453 murders in 2017 alone.
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His party, the Movement towards Socialism, remains powerful in rural areas.
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They came from rural areas and were fated to return there.
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A quarter of their service points must be in rural areas.
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The Trump trade war threatens agriculture, rural areas and related sectors.
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In rural areas, 58% approve, but just 33% of urbanites approve.
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NIFTY cup is solving this issue in rural areas of Africa.
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Tuk-tuks ply the streets in shanty towns and rural areas.
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Rural areas already have fewer care options than their urban peers.
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However, analysts believe self-driving vehicles will also reach rural areas.
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Suicides are up in rural areas, while falling in urban ones.
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Coverage in rural areas is only about 20% of the population.
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The development in rural areas will, however, proceed much more slowly.
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AM Texas speaks to the suburbs and the rural areas: Trumpland.
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Some rural areas had power supplies cut off, the report added.
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By Sunday afternoon, emergency warnings were issued for five rural areas.
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But whoever lives in rural areas might disagree with the author.
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In rural areas, there were 20 overdose deaths per 100,000 people.ADVERTISEMENT
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Gun owners are far more likely to live in rural areas.
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This is an issue for patients who live in rural areas.
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Rural areas remain largely conservative and strongholds for gun right advocates.
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The women live in impoverished rural areas in Guatemala's northern highlands.
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Especially for rural areas like ours where Girl Scouts isn't available.
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Over the last generation, Republicans have gained strength in rural areas.
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Gyms are much more prevalent in cities than in rural areas.
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Only 2 percent of respondents in rural areas had used PrEP.
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Bank of America alone closed 1,600 locations, primarily in rural areas.
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As a result, home brew remains popular, especially in rural areas.
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Rural areas will likely be the first to see insurers leave.
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In rural areas, only one in 10 people uses the Internet.
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Perhaps not coincidentally, suicide rates are notably increasing in rural areas.
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Arranged marriages are still common in Pakistan, particularly in rural areas.
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They have also taken over most of the province's rural areas.
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Technological infrastructure is one of the biggest challenges in rural areas.
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China's rural areas are slowly letting their guard down as well.
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Additionally, rural areas and urban ones often report at different times.
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Some parents are from rural areas and do not have phones.
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Yes, the Senate gives rural areas (and small states) disproportionate strength.
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Many of his policies will excite the voters in rural areas.
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Over one million Guatemalans in the region's rural areas lack electricity.
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The rate is considerably higher in rural areas than urban ones.
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It is economically infeasible nowadays to practice obstetrics in rural areas.
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President Trump will commit to improving internet access in rural areas.
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This approach would involve tolerating the Taliban's presence in rural areas.
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However, the map is skewed in Iowa to favor rural areas.
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On the whole, rural areas across the country are losing density.
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Population growth has occurred in suburban areas; rural areas lost population.
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Republicans in Congress, especially those from rural areas, share that concern.
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The situation is even more desperate in poorer, rural areas nearby.
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Small businesses operating in rural areas also see this critical disadvantage.
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In rural areas, almost two-thirds of residents are considered poor.
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Employment in rural areas has yet to recover from the recession.
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She focused on Democratic strongholds, and not enough in rural areas.
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It will be closer than polls suggest, thanks to rural areas.
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These rural areas are heavily Republican and all overwhelmingly support Trump.
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But many rural areas of the country remain without broadband access.
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But that leaves rural areas -- like Rann -- with lean medical expertise.
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But in many rural areas, immigrants are keeping the place alive.
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Across the country, Democrats have been losing ground in rural areas.
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Delivering supplies to rural areas or remote islands, however, is possible.
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But rural areas largely remain no-go zones for the authorities.
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Rural areas have long struggled to attract robust health insurance markets.
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The Times reports that supporters of the ban hoped to secure enough votes in Ireland's rural areas to preserve the ban, but as many as 60 percent of those in rural areas voted to repeal it.
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"We will move from cities to rural areas by shifting our focus from the treatment of solid waste and urban domestic waste to the treatment of waste in rural areas, including agricultural waste and straw," Chen says.
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Let's change the countryside,the rural areas, I'm doing a lot of rural areas testing, giving rural teachers,people, kids in the poor areas, mountain areas, how we can giving them a new different way of education.
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The Taliban control only rural areas at the edge of the province.
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The Nationals draw support from rural areas, where gun ownership is high.
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Downtowns have lower per-capita carbon emissions than suburban and rural areas.
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In remote and rural areas, support can be hard to come by.
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Another team hires women, mainly from rural areas, to be surrogate mothers.
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The promise is popular in rural areas where there are few immigrants.
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He listens, he goes out and listens to people in rural areas.
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Unrest broke out in other cities and in rural areas as well.
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Rural areas are those with less than 300 people per square km.
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In still larger rural areas the Taliban can roam all but unmolested.
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Why the future of Chinese e-commerce is in its rural areas
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Hopefully, this process will be easier one day, especially in rural areas.
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For farther-flung networks, particularly in rural areas, the costs are higher.
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Urban centers are generally becoming more liberal, and rural areas more conservative.
|
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Rural areas of the country have long struggled to attract insurance plans.
|
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Guatemala's rural areas, especially the border with Mexico, have little government presence.
|
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And metal's a pretty big deal out there in the rural areas.
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In rural areas, where cash is totally dominant, the situation is worse.
|
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For that, people will still have to travel out to rural areas.
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Three-fourths of House Republicans now represent less-densely populated rural areas.
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In the U.S., rural areas have approximately 68 doctors per 100,000 people.
|
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It increases to 27 out of every 100 children in rural areas.
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In the United States, many people in rural areas have been forgotten.
|
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Outside Aleppo, anti-Assad fighters have been driven mostly into rural areas.
|
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It wanted "collective reintegration" to keep its cadres together in rural areas.
|
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She called for more maternal care doctors, including those in rural areas.
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The range allows for coverage in cities as well as rural areas.
|
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Low-income, older adults living in rural areas would be hardest hit.
|
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In 2017, about 41 percent of rural areas only had one insurer.
|
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Without certainty, insurers could exit marketplaces, leaving rural areas without any carriers.
|
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It's not just rural areas — cities are affected by food shortages, too.
|
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Ultimately, though, most ex-fighters will return home to marginalized rural areas.
|
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And, it said last year, unemployment had worsened - particularly in rural areas.
|
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In rural areas, TRAP laws aren't the only threat to abortion clinics.
|
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It specifically mentioned water pollution and efforts to clean up rural areas.
|
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And many leaders in urbanising countries have political bases in rural areas.
|
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In neighboring Bihar state, 19 people in rural areas lost their lives.
|
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Drivers in urban areas will pay more than drivers in rural areas.
|
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They will travel from rural areas into homes or barnyards to feed.
|
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Drug overdose deaths are rising in rural areas across the United States.
|
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These initiatives have created jobs and stimulated economic activity in rural areas.
|
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In rural areas, there were 20 overdose deaths per every 100,000 people.
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I think the news in some rural areas could be even worse.
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Today, 34 million Americans lack broadband internet access, mostly in rural areas.
|
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Beto O'Rourke, during this month's midterm elections without support in rural areas.
|
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Tax changes, however, may not move the broadband needle in rural areas.
|
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In rural areas, more than half the population doesn't have broadband access.
|
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But in more rural areas, the virus has been hard to contain.
|
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The majority of the global population lived in rural areas until 2008.
|
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While most schools in Tokyo have coolers, few in rural areas do.
|
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Most of them were small and medium-sized lenders in rural areas.
|
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Medicare has traditionally only reimbursed telehealth visits for patients in rural areas.
|
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But that couldn't account for the largely poor population in rural areas.
|
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Rural areas are losing population while urban and suburban areas are gaining.
|
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About half live in its cities, and half live in rural areas.
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As we headed into rural areas, our cellphone GPS began to fail.
|
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And those are just the problems wild hogs cause in rural areas.
|
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" In rural areas and small cities, he added, "it is clearly different.
|
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In rural areas, women discuss marriage troubles on call-in radio shows.
|
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The crisis is felt most acutely by those living in rural areas.
|
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And the people still living in rural areas increasingly feel left behind.
|
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American-built highways now linked rural areas to Bangkok and regional capitals.
|
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But COVID-19 is undoubtedly coming for the poor rural areas, too.
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But COVID-19 is undoubtedly coming for the poor rural areas, too.
|
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That technology has been used around the world, particularly in rural areas.
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A big majority are from rural areas and are married with children.
|
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Perhaps the polls missed less educated voters in the most rural areas.
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A major proportion of East Asia's population still lives in rural areas.
|
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But in rural areas, the obesity rate for women was 47.2 percent.
|
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This was hard on remote rural areas, which depend on road transport.
|
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Are exurbs and rural areas getting redder, while suburbs are swinging bluer?
|
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In rural areas, simply getting to the doctor can be a problem.
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They're efficient, have long reach and work very well in rural areas.
|
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Small cities vote Republican (20063 percent), as do rural areas (85 percent).
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"There is no reason people in rural areas need to spend more."
|
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However, 77 counties — generally in rural areas — have no Advantage Plan available.
|
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Mr Mesa, his main opponent, is little known in remote rural areas.
|
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The cash crunch has been worst in small towns and rural areas.
|
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"The campaign I regularly see in these rural areas is Pete's campaign."
|
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Rural areas struggle with unreliable drinking water precisely because of their isolation.
|
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Dollar General, however, is thriving due to its focus on rural areas.
|
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In addition, populations are dwindling faster in the suburban and rural areas.
|
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Others are stranded in rural areas where bus service has not resumed.
|
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A majority of Zimbabweans live in rural areas and survive on farming.
|
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"Most women in the rural areas grew up sewing," Mr. Corrado said.
|
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Citing former Chinese president Hu Jintao's introduction of healthcare and education to rural areas, Donaldson said such initiatives give citizens the option of remaining in rural areas — rather than shifting to megalopolises in search of a better life.
|
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He also says it could disproportionately affect telecom companies that serve rural areas.
|
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Endorsements carry weight here, especially with voters in rural areas, Democratic operatives said.
|
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So moving away from rural areas tends to save more women than men.
|
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Conditions such as heart and lung disease (PDF) are widespread in rural areas.
|
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Such stimulus will help boost consumer spending, especially in rural areas, DBS noted.
|
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But most local and county jails are far smaller, often serving rural areas.
|
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JD.com currently uses delivery drones in the rural areas of four Chinese provinces.
|
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"They're not talking to those rural areas directly," but rather talking about them.
|
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Capito on an initiative to bring broadband to rural areas in West Virginia.
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"One automated unit is enough for 25 houses in rural areas," he added.
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Horses might have fared better had savings from mechanisation stayed in rural areas.
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Disillusioned and aimless, youngsters in rural areas are prime targets of jihadist recruiters.
|
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Access to transportation, jobs and groceries can impact food insecurity in rural areas.
|
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The merger is also why T-Mobile is so focused on rural areas.
|
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The stagnating rural areas, by contrast, tend to be much more Republican-leaning.
|
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Around 55 percent of Namibia's population is considered to live in rural areas.
|
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There is also vague talk about boosting entrepreneurship, especially in the rural areas.
|
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In rural areas, depopulation has resulted in better wages for those left behind.
|
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It has been created to be given out to women in rural areas.
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Deaths from accidental injuries are almost 50 percent more common in rural areas.
|
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Deeper inland, vast swathes of the country, especially rural areas, lag far behind.
|
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Rural areas turned out in droves to vote for Trump in November 2016.
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The problem is that poor people in rural areas have almost no alternative.
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It was concentrated in the Upper Midwest and rural areas of the Northeast.
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The other confirmed cases are in the rural areas of Bikoro and Iboko.
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The impact of the dwindling population in rural areas is clear to see.
|
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The share of non-whites in suburban and rural areas is increasing too.
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The government is resettling Syrian refugees in rural areas as well as cities.
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Get friendly with your local vape store (yes they're everywhere—including rural areas).
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She clarified that some rural areas of her state lacked good internet connectivity.
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Go deeper: Rural areas are hardest hit by the death of American newspapers
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Indians in rural areas visit a doctor on average six times a year.
|
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Some lawmakers and officials from states with large rural areas praised the move.
|
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Some, particularly in rural areas like McDowell County, say the government's at fault.
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At 6,000 square feet, these locations cater to central metropolitan and rural areas.
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But they also should help in educating Bangladeshis, especially in the rural areas.
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White voters, especially men in rural areas, flocked to Trump in record numbers.
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It also helps that many rural areas recall poverty just two generations ago.
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Pennsylvania's prisons are mainly located in rural areas and provide good-paying jobs.
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In 2001, India had 5.3 bank branches per 100,000 people in rural areas.
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Davison highlights the dangerous work that Iraqi forces face in these rural areas.
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Small systems in rural areas account for nearly 70 percent of all violations.
|
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Other countries face similar prospects of depleting populations, particularly within smaller, rural areas.
|
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Drugs have particularly devastated rural areas like my home state of West Virginia.
|
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Rural areas just don't have that kind of prominent window into their issues.
|
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Sulistyowati believes the problem is worse in rural areas and among poorer populations.
|
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Urban and rural areas hold various challenges for someone with a chronic illness.
|
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In addition, rural areas have lost out from the British government's austerity programme.
|
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Changes to Britain's manufacturing sector have had a big impact on rural areas.
|
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Outdoor recreation has become a major economic driver nationwide, especially in rural areas.
|
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This group includes over 8m bachelors in rural areas, often among the poorest.
|
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The poor performance of rural areas is in part because of government policy.
|
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Properties in rural areas may be assessed at less than $100 per year.
|
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The bridges are predominantly crossings on smaller state highways, many in rural areas.
|
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In rural areas, the nearest grocery store might be dozens of miles away.
|
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Child marriage is most common in conservative religious communities and poor, rural areas.
|
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In rural areas, activists vent rage at the lax application of environmental laws.
|
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Vast tracts of non-rural areas cannot be entered without transiting covered locations.
|
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They live not only in cities but also in suburbs and rural areas.
|
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Challenger banks could carve out a niche among consumers living in rural areas.
|
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In some rural areas, the nearest physical therapist may be many miles away.
|
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And there is wide unemployment of up to 40 percent in rural areas.
|
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Tiny airports that connect the state's vast rural areas may have to close.
|
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The parallels between bringing electricity and bringing broadband to rural areas run deep.
|
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But broadband is probably even scarcer in rural areas than the reports suggests.
|
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Such networks would just as easily help poor and rural areas, like Appalachia.
|
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The Universal Service Fund pays, in part, for broadband buildout in rural areas.
|
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Lyft, meanwhile, says it offers full coverage of 40 states, including rural areas.
|
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Such barriers disproportionately affect poorer women, who often live in remote, rural areas.
|
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Nepris is especially popular in rural areas where exposure to jobs is limited.
|
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A majority of Haitians live in rural areas and depend on agricultural livelihoods.
|
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Online sales in rural areas grew at double the pace of urban areas.
|
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These centers are often in underserved, rural areas and treat many uninsured patients.
|
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By 1925, more Americans were living in the cities than in rural areas.
|
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It would also hamper assessment of aggregate lending patterns, particularly in rural areas.
|
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From 2012 to 28, Democrats lost 2650 percentage points in rural areas overall.
|
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Since then, they have proliferated in border towns and rural areas as well.
|
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Before fighting escalated, 80 percent of the people lived in the rural areas.
|
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Encouraging adoption of electric vehicles in rural areas might be the toughest challenge.
|
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"There are not that many facilities in these rural areas," Mr. Hathaway said.
|
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In some places, particularly rural areas, there may not be enough hotels nearby.
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Unfortunately for me — but fortunately for people in rural areas — it wasn't true.
|
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However, 77 U.S. counties — generally in rural areas — have no Advantage Plan available.
|
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In West Virginia, more than half of the population lives in rural areas.
|
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He scored in the suburbs and rural areas of the South and West.
|
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But Bishop came up with strong numbers in the poorer, more rural areas.
|
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Biden's aides say he will make campaigning in rural areas a top priority.
|
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The problem is particularly severe in low-income rural areas, the study found.
|
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Buttigieg isn't the only Democratic candidate calling for more broadband in rural areas.
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Cities are saturated with them, but rural areas can be tough to staff.
|
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People are leaving rural areas for cities because that's where the jobs are.
|
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Buttigieg, meanwhile, has been focused on turning out disaffected Republicans in rural areas.
|
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In rural areas, many are not connected to the national grid at all.
|
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Most studies of historic trends in sea levels are conducted in rural areas.
|
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Overall, rural areas have been walloped by hospital closures for nearly a decade.
|
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Moreover, the disposable income in India's smaller cities and rural areas is low.
|
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It can also be hard to recruit doctors to work in rural areas.
|
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Areas with the highest risk were in Western states, and in rural areas.
|
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These deaths are most prevalent among uneducated middle-aged whites in rural areas.
|
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Worryingly for Democrats, McCready's vote in rural areas dipped a bit from 22019.
|
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When it comes to access, CON laws are especially problematic for rural areas.
|
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However, she told me, "we couldn't find qualified doctors," especially in rural areas.
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I notice he never attacks suburban or rural areas for their opiate crisis.
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Urban and rural areas have resources and assets that are better leveraged together.
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The next financial inclusion frontier is in rural areas far from bank branches.
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It's typically used in rural areas where robust fiber networks are not practical.
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Trump's job approval rating in rural areas is better than his standing overall.
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We partnered with schools and teachers to bring school supplies to rural areas.
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Those industries are dominated by entrepreneurial small businesses often based in rural areas.
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People in the Rust Belt states, the rural areas that Hillary Clinton lost.
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In rural areas, nearly one quarter of the population has no broadband internet.
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In smaller U.S. cities and rural areas, demographic decline is a painful reality.
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We want to focus on gender sensitization of young in the rural areas.
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CG is already running a limited telecommunications services in rural areas in Nepal.
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It will cut down on the travel we can do to rural areas.
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Dozens of other Indian cities are dealing with severe pollution too, but many of the particulates that blanket the metro regions originate in rural areas, and rural areas are just as badly affected by poor air, if not more so.
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Sanders, who repeatedly linked to his broader goals to reduce corporate influence and level the economic playing field for working Americans, said he would boost spending on social and economic programs in rural areas including increasing teacher pay in rural areas.
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PeopleShores, which trains professionals in rural areas and inner cities, is expanding in Mississippi.
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The difference in performance is most impactful when looking at urban versus rural areas.
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It is found in almost every state, and in both cities and rural areas.
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"In rural areas, people generally consume bushmeat because they like the taste," says Weckauf.
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For many, the trip from rural areas to the capitol is a financial hardship.
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Two-thirds of Indians still live in rural areas, compared with 25% of Chinese.
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However it the virus was now entrenched in rural areas including Mabalako, he said.
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More recently, rural areas have seen mass emigration since Romania joined the European Union.
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Others continue to live in remote or rural areas, embodying that truly western lifestyle.
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"Providing income opportunities is critical in rural areas affected by conflict," El-Zubi said.
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For decades Arabs have migrated from rural areas to cities in search of work.
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Clinics in rural areas face a number of threats in addition to restrictive laws.
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Maybe they live in a rural areas and there aren't any good facilities nearby.
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Unlike counterparts in other countries, they thrive in rural areas as well as cities.
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Daughters are leaving their homes in rural areas to study or work in cities.
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The tornado passed over mostly rural areas of the county, lasting over 20 minutes.
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We can't let rural areas be deprived of the benefits of a digital economy.
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The organization collects and refurbishes bicycles and delivers them to rural areas of Africa.
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These are generally rural areas, which have long struggled to attract many health insurers.
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Critics are also skeptical of T-Mobile's pledge to build 5G in rural areas.
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A big part of that growth focus is on consumers in more rural areas.
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Why it matters: Extending broadband service to rural areas has been a persistent challenge.
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Mortvedt revealed that, as of Thursday afternoon, more searches are ongoing in rural areas.
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White women, for example, came out in droves for Trump in these rural areas.
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Over three-quarters of them live in rural areas cut off from power grids.
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"I'm excited about positive applications of the internet in rural areas," Isha told Vogue.
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And, more than two-thirds of India's 1.3 billion people live in rural areas.
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Poor connectivity remains one of the biggest issues across Indian cities and rural areas.
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Yes there were the copious number of Trump signs in suburbia and rural areas.
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In rural areas, it's common to see people get around by ox and cart.
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Mr. Zuckerberg promised to look into the progress on extending broadband into rural areas.
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But Belton says greater access to surgical abortions is vital for rural areas too.
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Changes to Britain's manufacturing sector have probably had a bigger impact on rural areas.
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The post-recession recovery in rural areas has lagged behind that of urban centers.
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Diyarbakir, a city of more than 1.5 million, is better off than rural areas.
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We know what spurs growth both in urban and rural areas - free-market economics.
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People living in rural areas frequently travel long distances to their opioid treatment provider.
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Rural areas are more reliant on food assistance and face a crippling digital divide.
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The Republicans' lock on rural areas also became more precarious, especially among younger voters.
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She's being watched as a possible model for Democrats to win in rural areas.
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He shared the space with five Iraqis who had fled war-torn rural areas.
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The shortage is most acute in rural areas, says Enshen Li of Queensland University.
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It can reach through trees, hills, and buildings, making it ideal for rural areas.
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But all signs point to steep hikes across the country, especially in rural areas.
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Unlike past drug epidemics, the opioid epidemic has largely hit white and rural areas.
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In practice, though, SANEs can be few and far between, especially in rural areas.
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And they more often practice in underserved urban or rural areas, Burke points out.
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In Montana, the Airbnb to hotel room percentages in rural areas are 64.1% vs.
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"They're all in the rural areas," said Mr. Jewell, who opposes the solar project.
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But wildfires are destroying more homes now because of rapid growth in rural areas.
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Kriti Sharma: What I will say is that it's not restricted to rural areas.
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When you have these farms in rural areas, neighbors have to use well-water.
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But critics say its plan unfairly favors rural areas over liberal-leaning major cities.
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Rural areas accounted for just 3 percent of the job growth in that time.
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Austerity has affected most of Britain's rural areas, but Cumbria is particularly hard hit.
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Medicare-X starts in rural areas where the market is failing too many people.
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Some Democrats, notably Elizabeth Warren, have been offering real proposals to help rural areas.
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So could anyone else: Apple, Amazon, Walmart, Uber or small operators serving rural areas.
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"He's doing what he can to help small businesses and rural areas," she said.
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In smaller cities and rural areas, demographic decline is a fundamental fact of life.
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The workers in Shenzhen and surrounding cities have usually been migrants from rural areas.
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Many come from rural areas, where they work as farmers, teachers and construction workers.
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Accessible public lands and vibrant wildlife bring people to small towns and rural areas.
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That trend includes aging health care workers, who are disproportionately older in rural areas.
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Rural areas, where doctors are already in short supply, could be particularly hard hit.
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In rural areas, one in five people live on less than $1.90 a day.
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Many of the most expensive and shaky markets tend to be in rural areas.
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The new plan would be implemented over three phases, with rural areas affected last.
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"So that's rural areas, that's urban, what we call urban broadband deserts," Pallone said.
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Some markets, mainly in rural areas, may not attract a single insurer in 2018.
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"Our goal is to keep deepening our security agenda in rural areas," Duque said.
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FARC dissidents want to destabilize rural areas and spread anxiety among civilians, Duque said.
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However, in the U.S., the problem exists beyond inner cities and impoverished rural areas.
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Her early involvement was low-key -- visiting rural areas and offering hands-on help.
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In rural areas like Lantau, local politics are poisoned by various forms of patronage.
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In theory, Dr. Tolia said, it could be more easily distributed to rural areas.
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Deaths related to COPD, diabetes and suicide had all gotten worse in rural areas.
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In less educated and rural areas in Iowa, caucus turnout fell below 2016 levels.
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In the South, large sections of the West and rural areas, they resisted it.
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It is also an epidemic that few Australians fully recognize, even in rural areas.
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The blackouts will affect heavily populated as well as rural areas in Northern California.
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In the early 1980s, about 80 percent of people still lived in rural areas.
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State presence needs to be felt by people who live in ungoverned rural areas.
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It's cut across race and gender with the worst effects felt in rural areas.
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Jobs locating to cities while leaving rural areas has hit Georgia hard, O'Rouke says.
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It often takes a long time for Montana's conservative and rural areas to report.
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Ritual slaughters are as common in major cities as they are in rural areas.
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Rural areas are already at a steep disadvantage when it comes to broadband infrastructure.
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If the FCC ends net neutrality, it will further harm competition in rural areas.
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This especially impacts patients in rural areas where health care options are already limited.
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Mr. Kumar had planned to enact the law in stages, beginning in rural areas.
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Well, now it's a full blown tsunami — swamping cities, suburbs and rural areas alike.
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Sanchez has said that mail service is also spotty in the most rural areas.
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Its fall would leave rebels in control of only smaller towns and rural areas.
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Premiums for many of these consumers already are sky-high, particularly in rural areas.
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America's cities, towns and rural areas need the CDFI Fund in order to thrive.
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The USDA provides home loans to low- to moderate-income borrowers in rural areas.
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USPS also enjoys strong bipartisan support among legislators from both metropolitan and rural areas.
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Nothing really altered the main trend of post-2012 elections: Rural areas got redder.
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"They're in really rural areas, and the bus lines are shut down," he said.
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In rural areas, doctors are often too scarce to find in a timely manner.
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"They tend to be teachers in rural areas who already own guns," Newport said.
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But not all hospitals or doctors could make the adjustment — particularly in rural areas.
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The 833-mile border runs mostly through uninhabited forests and sparsely populated rural areas.
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The Dutch also developed the concept of "self-explaining" roads, especially for rural areas.
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With lots of potential growth in rural and semi-rural areas, e-commerce specifically allows Indonesian consumers to source hard-to-find goods, as opposed to other nations, where rural areas would not have as high use of internet-capable mobile devices.
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"We are concerned and it's not just rural areas, it's a lot of different areas but ... the rural areas can be hit the hardest here," Joanna Hiatt Kim, vice president of payment policy for the American Hospital Association, told The Hill Extra.
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A common (constant?) complaint from Pokémon GO fans has been that players in rural areas are at a massive disadvantage compared to players in major cities — a portion of which, at least, boils down to rural areas having considerably fewer stops, gyms, etc.
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Clean energy is going to seep into rural areas, where the Donald Trump voters live.
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Subsidies for commercial air travel in rural areas would be cut by more than half.
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In rural areas, only 39 percent of people have access to even one broadband provider.
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That kind of speed isn't possible in many parts of the U.S. (particularly rural areas).
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The rural areas still depend on delivery of medicines and other needed materials and information.
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Doctors are concentrated in urban areas such as Ottawa and Toronto, leaving rural areas underserved.
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The recession also caused an increase in suicides, especially in rural areas and among women.
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In rural areas the figure rose to 84 percent compared to 64 percent in cities.
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Wages in the cities are higher than in rural areas, sometimes as much as double.
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Food deserts are also found in rural areas with similar health consequences to local residents.
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Fertility rates are highest in rural areas, where a large family is considered a blessing.
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The slowdown is especially pronounced in rural areas, which have suffered two consecutive dry years.
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Facebook has been putting a lot of resources into improving internet connectivity in rural areas.
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Congo has fewer paved roads than Luxembourg and only 1% of rural areas have electricity.
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So OneWeb's service in rural areas of Utah probably would be sold through a distributor.
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Generations of children in rural areas got to school thanks to buses running on diesel.
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Suicide prevention is also a major concern, as is care for those in rural areas.
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Mr Hofer won majorities among men, those with less education and residents of rural areas.
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India is estimated to have a shortage of about 30 million homes in rural areas.
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A few tornadoes were intense but largely in rural areas so damage is fairly isolated.
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Rural areas with fewer drivers—but less demand—are also getting started on ride-hailing.
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When it comes to guns, that often means drawing distinctions between urban and rural areas.
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It's only the poor and marginalized, and those who live in rural areas, who suffer.
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Now, Pai is seeking to apply that same urban standard to rural areas as well.
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Online retail in rural areas grew by 39% in 2017, up to 1.24trn yuan ($183bn).
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To determine U.S. trends, pollution levels in cities, rural areas and national parks were collated.
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She, meanwhile, has donated her prize money to scholarships and library-building in rural areas.
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But if we do, I would advocate for RAM test programs in selected rural areas.
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They can also choose whether they want to supply rural areas via so-called roaming.
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In that bill, we proposed something that's going to really help us in rural areas.
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This sort of makes sense in the rural areas, where many Garth Brooks fans reside.
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You see just this total chaos that is in so many rural areas and despair.
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But they often aimed at cities rather than rural areas, where the problem is gravest.
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This week it launched a plan that focuses on rural areas rather than on cities.
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That wage growth has benefited workers, many of whom used to live in rural areas.
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But the state's rural areas have far fewer resources and less diverse (read: tolerant) communities.
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Companies are already experimenting with drones, balloons, and satellites to deliver internet to rural areas.
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In many rural areas, the closest 'preferred pharmacy' can be more than 20 miles away.
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Due to this magnetic pull of Seoul, rural areas across Korea are in slow decay.
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That will bring a lot of broadband to rural areas that don't have it currently.
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It might take many years before Google manages to offer services in outlying rural areas.
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There's a little bit more of a tendency for them to live in rural areas.
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They argue it would hurt rural areas where access to high speed internet is scarce.
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But one in four Kenyans - mostly in rural areas - does not have access to electricity.
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About 100 million people from rural areas are expected to settle in cities by 2020.
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This was because higher farm wages enabled parents in rural areas to have more children.
|
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In particular, small farmers in rural areas are facing many challenges to access large markets.
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Rural areas can be hard to get around for those who don't have accessible transportation.
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This trend was most notable in more rural areas, possibly correlating to the opioid crisis.
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Water is going through septic systems in rural areas, creating a health hazard for residents.
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Government spending on rural areas is still too low, especially through the state pension system.
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But as the product line and reach expands, people in rural areas have begun subscribing.
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That curtails access to the drug, especially in rural areas where there are fewer doctors.
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Lott said that he sees drones providing the biggest benefit to patients in rural areas.
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Rural areas present many other transportation and economic challenges for people battling addiction, Marsch added.
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The vast majority of drilling and production in Texas occurs in sparsely populated rural areas.
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Add to that, rural areas have very high levels of stigma surrounding mental health services.
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But in rural areas of developing countries they can both be hard to come by.
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They are in secluded rural areas, and in cities right next to homes and businesses.
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However, recently the pressure of foreign competition has made production even in rural areas unviable.
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Most of them live in smaller cities, rural areas and regions with many ethnic minorities.
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Patients in rural areas, without easy access to specialists, can also benefit from online consultations.
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Native reservations, which are mostly located in rural areas, experience similar problems for different reasons.
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The district includes the suburbs of Charlotte but also more rural areas that trend Republican.
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Most voters in England and Wales supported Brexit, particularly in rural areas and smaller cities.
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The trend was especially strong in rural areas, which were essential to Trump in 2016.
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But he said FirstNet is working to better incorporate rural areas at the state level.
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China needed to build steel mills and highways, and to send electricity its rural areas.
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"There has to be some adjustment made for seniors living in rural areas," he said.
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Tom Wolf's persistence working for economic opportunity for those rural areas, as well as Sen.
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Some rural areas shrink with disproportionate speed; others, however, are actually experiencing net in-migration.
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They knew that they would have to turnout a huge vote in the rural areas.
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But in Missouri, Republican gains in rural areas far outstrip Democratic advantages in big cities.
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Rural areas are disproportionately affected, putting businesses at a disadvantage and isolating individuals, critics say.
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This will hit rural areas the hardest, as they have always struggled to attract insurers.
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However, people living in rural areas face a number of barriers in accessing opioid treatment.
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Others are in rural areas, where getting to the gynecologist every six months is difficult.
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Not surprisingly, the median household income is far lower in rural areas than urban ones.
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In rural areas, salesmen pass through villages selling medicines, including antibiotics, out of plastic bags.
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In the rural areas it has jumped considerably, almost to 600 calls in one day.
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However, rezoning and building in rural areas could provide some temporary relief, the report noted.
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The Opportunity Zone program could be just the catalyst rural areas need to bounce back.
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More than 80 percent of those are in rural areas, according to the World Bank.
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The CFPB rule will define which rural areas are affected by the agency's mortgage rule.
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There is a shortage of doctors, especially in rural areas, and infection control is poor.
|
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Another surprise: "For the first time since 2010, rural areas gained population," Kolko tells Axios.
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In India, 72 percent of the population lives in rural areas–around 716 million people.
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Widows face a lot of bias particularly in rural areas, where they are considered inauspicious.
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These deep cuts are being acutely felt by home medical equipment businesses in rural areas.
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Beyond this, 220006 million people live in rural areas and may identify with farm issues.
|
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Hundreds of millions of people still live in rural areas with few prospects for jobs.
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Soaring costs and access to primary care options remain persistent challenges, especially in rural areas.
|
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But many hospitals, especially in low-income and rural areas, are already under financial duress.
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And we actually saw the cost of housing outpacing wage gains in rural areas, too.
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"Some big cities, and even some remote rural areas, are besieged with trash," he said.
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But Republicans still cast more ballots over all, thanks to their strength in rural areas.
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In the US, rural areas and constituencies have typically weighed against progress on clean energy.
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These areas control the state budget without needing or wanting any input from rural areas.
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Election materials have yet to be distributed in many places, particularly in the rural areas.
|
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E-banking in rural areas—where internet access is patchy—is out of the question.
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Hasina's rule, helping to boost factory production and spreading out to homes in rural areas.
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How many demonstrations in suburbs, exurbs and rural areas of France took place on Saturday?
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And that's not to mention the truly desperate rural areas of southern [and southeast] Ohio.
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But life in rural areas and small cities hasn't exactly been easy in recent years.
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The Popular Party has promised more spending on technology and transport infrastructure in rural areas.
|
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The government's pledge to help rural areas was a big reason the rebels stood down.
|
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Poweshiek County, like many rural areas across the country, has experienced population plateauing or decline.
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That has been challenging for patients in rural areas, where there are fewer licensed physicians.
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The girls are often raped and forced to carry drugs from cities to rural areas.
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Officials were asked whether their schools had intensified efforts to recruit students from rural areas.
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This is especially true in rural areas, and in uncompetitive markets with exorbitant marketplace plans.
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You heard Frisbie's complaints all over the country, especially in small towns and rural areas.
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The mania swept from the cities into rural areas where farmers got their first glimpse.
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The loan portfolio maintains a strong focus on SMEs and consumer loans in rural areas.
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Wholesale decline has continued in rural areas, where barter is now common and food scarce.
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Southern states and rural areas are the most likely to have few, if any, choices.
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In rural areas, about 75 percent of Afghans depend on the radio to get information.
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Republicans should protect their constituents in rural areas instead of taking away their health care.
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Mortality rates are higher in rural areas, and many of those disparities are getting bigger.
|
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Separate research, for example, has shown that gun-related suicides are higher in rural areas.
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Create volunteer days in inner cities and poor rural areas or do something else positive.
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Volunteer firefighters usually serve communities in rural areas with populations of less than 25,000 people.
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Rural areas with fewer large employers make for a lower number of privately insured patients.
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For those who reside in upper rural areas, warnings do not always come soon enough.
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Oregon is a big, diverse state, with some rural areas that are much more affordable.
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The junta is already facing growing disillusion over shrinking incomes, particularly in the rural areas.
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That is by no means giving up on narrowing the margin in the rural areas.
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People in urban areas are more likely to own guns than those in rural areas.
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Yet to make a difference, 5G will first need to be installed in rural areas.
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But in most cases, streets were in rural areas or small towns, not major cities.
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Typically located in rural areas, private wells serve residents not connected to municipal water lines.
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Some women from rural areas have started to question Chaupadi Pratha and are becoming activists.
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The amount would be greater for older Americans and those that live in rural areas.
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They found that this was followed by a notable decrease in wages in rural areas.
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She ran up big margins around Rochester and held her own in many rural areas.
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Others are being forced to move out of cities like Istanbul and into rural areas.
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Elizabeth Warren has already released a plan to increase broadband internet access to rural areas.
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"Stigmatization is still quite powerful, especially in some smaller cities or rural areas," she said.
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In smaller cities and rural areas of the U.S., demographic decline is a painful reality.
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The problem in rural areas is further compounded by a lack of access to treatment.
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His office handles autopsies for Montgomery County and the surrounding rural areas in southwest Ohio.
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First, it's targeting towns and rural areas, where real estate is far cheaper than big cities.
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The shortage is especially acute in rural areas, where opioid and heroin addiction are spreading fast.
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SEVENTY-FIVE PROBLEMS Landesa has identified 75 potential problems related to land ownership in rural areas.
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The fight to defend safe and legal abortion isn't limited to red states or rural areas.
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This growth has been particularly pronounced in the field of mental health and in rural areas.
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Residents in rural areas often have to travel more than an hour to watch a movie.
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Madhavan added that in rural areas, young girls might drop out of school in mass numbers.
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The accounts showed military doctors treating the sick and soldiers performing public works in rural areas.
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In particular, participation dropped among Latino youth and youth from rural areas and economically disadvantaged backgrounds.
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"Chairman Pai equates closing the digital divide with addressing infrastructure availability in rural areas," Horrigan said.
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Rural areas also tend to have less competition among both insurers and providers, driving costs up.
|
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Rural areas also have higher rates of preventable deaths, due to limited access to health care.
|
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People in rural areas often have significantly fewer and slower options than their city-dwelling counterparts.
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Fitzsimmons also revealed that students from rural areas get an advantage over students from urban areas.
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Cruz targeted the state's rural areas, hoping to win one or two of Maryland's eight districts.
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The figure is far lower in India's rural areas, home to 66% of the country's population.
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The parties the founders feared competed strongly with each other in both urban and rural areas.
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Security concerns could limit 5G in rural areas, where smaller carriers operate at lower profit margins.
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He has attributed his later gains to votes from rural areas where he has more support.
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He has attributed his later gains to votes from rural areas where he has more support.
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That may be feasible for a metropolitan downtown, but it's too expensive in many rural areas.
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Yeah, and I think where you're going to see even more applicability is ... Rural areas. Yeah.
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Now, professionals from the Uganda Ministry of Health are considering using the device in rural areas.
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By the 21990s more Americans lived in suburbs than either in cities or in rural areas.
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The most obvious solution would be for PG&E to bury electrical lines in rural areas.
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Both companies have been recruiting drivers in big cities and the more rural areas now covered.
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Rural areas tend to be populated with older, sicker and lower-income people than urban areas.
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In many rural areas, emergency patients are often taken to hospital in hand-pulled rickshaw vans.
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In general, this would boost speeds in rural areas that receive broadband through government-subsidized programs.
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Guinea is predominantly Muslim, but many in rural areas have been practicing traditional religions for centuries.
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But in rural areas, the CPB is the difference between life and death for many stations.
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The study reinforces concerns reproductive rights advocates have long had about abortion access in rural areas.
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These chronically poor tend to be in remote rural areas or on the periphery of cities.
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In this way, plans for rural areas, where costs typically are lower, can be priced lower.
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For years, it acted as a de facto state in rural areas with scarce public services.
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National parks, wilderness and rural areas are some of the best places to find dark skies.
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Widows in India are highly stigmatised, particularly in rural areas, where they are regarded as unlucky.
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In rural areas, only 12 percent of women have access, compared to 88 percent of men.
|
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India's overburdened health system remains plagued with an acute shortage of government hospitals in rural areas.
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Absolutely, and especially in these rural areas in states where they haven't passed the Medicaid expansion.
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Combined with limited internet and 4G data connections in many rural areas, it makes change difficult.
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They are running in Arkansas, Pennsylvania, Maine, Iowa, New Mexico, and more rural areas of California.
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Klobuchar, in particular, points to rural areas, which have traditionally had difficulty accessing high-speed internet.
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They host videos by people living in rural areas or in third- and fourth-tier cities.
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He wants to give small businesses and startups in rural areas tax credits to incentivize development.
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Amy Klobuchar, a senator from Minnesota, has shown she can pick up votes from rural areas.
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In addition, in most rural areas, everyone, including the majority Han group, was allowed two children.
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A cultural divide is opening up between urban regions and more conservative suburban and rural areas.
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But unions didn't flourish everywhere — they had particular trouble breaking into rural areas and the South.
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The details: Death rates from cancer were 180 deaths per 100,000 people in rural areas v.
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Even dwelling in urban areas, as opposed to rural areas, increases the prevalence of psychiatric disorders.
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Stålenhag's two previous series explored landscapes like southern Sweden's forests, rural areas, and come urban environments.
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Even as major cities prospered, towns and rural areas suffered from declining wages and lost jobs.
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Technological advancement has spurred job creation, higher wages and increased economic activity in our rural areas.
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That tree growth would ideally be spread across both urban and rural areas, even near farmland.
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King Bhumibol's promotion and funding of charitable work in rural areas endeared him to the population.
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There's a give and take between international events and micro-communities in cities and rural areas.
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Finkenauer passed her first bill last month, one aimed at helping small businesses in rural areas.
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It could prove revolutionary for rural areas in developing countries, and save lives in the process.
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Energy firms have their allies in the rural areas, too, who would welcome an economic jolt.
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Maharashtra officials said all health facilities in rural areas in the state would now be surveyed.
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Schools are closed for the Summer and many town dwellers have moved back to rural areas.
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Phone and internet consultations are discouraged, although Medicare will pay for telemedicine services in rural areas.
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Instead, she emphasized streamlining the construction process and balancing between priorities in urban and rural areas.
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In Nevada, for instance, there are only 13 hospitals providing critical-care services to rural areas.
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Many victims are from rural areas and are often lured with promises of jobs in cities.
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It may also be tricky in rural areas, where chains have been slower to take off.
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Twelve percent of all jobs in low-density rural areas are in agriculture, forestry, and fishing.
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The government claims that it has a plan to boost the economic fortunes of rural areas.
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Big cities cost more and are more profitable; rural areas cost less and are less profitable.
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That leaves a shrunken core dominated by conservatives from rural areas whose constituents overwhelmingly support Trump.
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Those from rural areas were particularly badly hit, as agricultural activity stalled for over a year.
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Mr. Beshear found success in cities and in suburbs and in some rural areas as well.
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Just under 23 percent are in urban locations, and just 12 percent are in rural areas.
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Studies have clearly demonstrated that home health in rural areas works, if we adequately support it.
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What's more, less than 22019 percent of venture capital goes to entrepreneurs in rural areas today.
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Those living in rural areas or small towns were more likely to support Republicans over Democrats.
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Peace with the FARC will improve the lives of Colombians, especially those in remote rural areas.
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In recent years population growth has been far slower in rural areas than in urban ones.
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Rural areas ended up about a third more dependent on manufacturing employment than highly urban places.
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Democrats also did badly in rural areas outside the South, such as in Ohio and Indiana.
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That benefits the ruling Liberal Democratic Party, which is stronger in rural areas than urban ones.
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It's even worse in the state's rural areas: The numbers reach as high as 84 percent.
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"Young children in rural areas are particularly at risk for adverse outcomes," Ganley and colleagues write.
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Travel alone is 36 percent higher than in non-rural areas ($229 vs $168 per episode).
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Wind and solar projects built in rural areas also create new jobs during construction and operation.
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Economic populism, especially in the rural areas, offered a counterweight to the capitalists in the cities.
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Veterans have long sought options to federal system in rural areas far from the hospital centers.
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"Our bill will give telehealth service providers better incentives to serve more rural areas," said Schatz.
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Keep an eye on rural areas, where Trump's endorsement could help Moore run up the score.
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Many hail from rural areas bordering China and brought heart-wrenching stories of victimhood and escape.
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Conditioning Zakaria said that often, women's lifestyles, especially in rural areas, are completely disconnected from politics.
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He also said the study's design shows it can be implemented in urban and rural areas.
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In Western states, this species is the primary carrier in rural areas for West Nile virus.
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That crisis began, and continues to rage, in rural areas and especially among blue-collar whites.
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She also emphasizes digital health, especially for rural areas, as an affordable and accessible care option.
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Folks in rural areas used to use dried corn on the cob to wipes their butts.
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India's overburdened health system is plagued by an acute shortage of government hospitals in rural areas.
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Texas and California have the highest number of "very small" system violations, mostly in rural areas.
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But in recent years, heart attacks and strokes have become more common, especially in rural areas.
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European cities get it worse than suburbia and rural areas when it comes to heat waves.
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This is partly geographic: The military relies heavily on recruits from rural areas and the South.
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Only two decades ago did Pakistan's mainstream media begin to report on them in rural areas.
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Demographically, the military draws heavily from the South, rural areas and the working and middle class.
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The agency will begin accepting applications at the end of the month for designating rural areas.
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Many of the rural areas surrounding it have dial up, satellite, or no internet at all.
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Project Aries, meanwhile, is aimed at rural areas that today often have older, slower wireless network.
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Cramer's insights about resentment in rural areas have helped to explain the 2016 result, of course.
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The context: Chairman Ajit Pai has put expanding broadband in rural areas on his priority list.
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Today, teacher quality is uneven, particularly in the lowest income school districts cities and rural areas.
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That proved to be particularly appealing to those in rural areas with little access to doctors.
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Clinton has argued that cities and rural areas should be allowed to adopt different gun rules.
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In rural areas, improvements are now slowing and even declining, widening the rural-urban health gap.
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A few decades ago 493 percent of Chinese lived in rural areas; today only half do.
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About 10 percent of the world still lives in remote or rural areas without internet connectivity.
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Employment has increased for young single mothers of all races, in both urban and rural areas.
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The aforementioned 2018 study also found that rural areas could be lucrative for Uber and Lyft.
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The death of Mr. Catrillanca spurred protests in several cities and rural areas, and on Nov.
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Some microgrids stand on their own, apart from any larger grid, often in remote rural areas.
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Women and older people, indigenous populations and people in rural areas are the most at risk.
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Rural areas in particular are hard to reach, because of poor roads and irregular air service.
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Most older landlines, the kind found more often in rural areas, cannot adopt the new protocol.
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Perhaps related, there is a massive shortage of doctors in the country, especially in rural areas.
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And Biden is outperforming in college towns and rural areas, where Sanders should be doing better.
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Democrats win the cities, Republicans win the rural areas, and the battlegrounds are in the suburbs.
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Will Democrats have anything to say to white, non-college-educated men in the rural areas?
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Rob wanted to build a network that people could use in Africa and in rural areas.
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Teams of detectives are dispatched to raid the homes of pot-smokers in remote rural areas.
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"Ninety-five percent of people who go to those celebrations are from rural areas," he explained.
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Because rural areas lack hospitals and physicians, they also lack the ability to test for coronavirus.
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Instead, Mr. Biden delivered a thumping, performing significantly better in the state's rural areas than Mrs.
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About two-thirds of colleges are privately managed, and more than half are in rural areas.
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Most rural areas have only one grocery store and school, and only a few restaurants, too.
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He's focusing on rural areas, where other candidates won't have time or resources to get to.
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Japan&aposs population has long been on a decline, especially in the country&aposs rural areas.
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Tens of millions of children have been left behind in rural areas, often with limited care.
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Reasons for this low vaccination rate include cost and lack of access, especially in rural areas.
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Rural areas face access challenges, too, including a spate hospital closures and low retention of doctors.
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More than three and a half million people were removed from their homes in rural areas.
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Money. Lumber is a valuable business and a crucial employer in rural areas in both countries.
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A responsible national school-choice initiative should be aimed at reaching suburban and rural areas, too.
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They also warned that landslides set off by typhoon rains could affect more mountainous, rural areas.
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In most of the island rural areas, the picture is that of a bomb-blasted area.
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Women in rural areas are more likely to die from pregnancy-related deaths than urban women.
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And the votes from Iowa's metropolitan areas don't count as much as votes from rural areas.
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It brings to mind militias in rural areas, or unhinged preppers posting conspiracy theories on YouTube.
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She was campaigning aggressively in rural areas, and followed through on her plan to stay positive.
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In rural areas, many Rwandans rely on cell phones to make payments and communicate, says Nyakarundi.
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In the rural areas I think there's still a lot of loyalty towards the ruling coalition.
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Access to traditional counseling is on decline in many rural areas due to lack of access.
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In particular, its rural areas — long considered the wellspring of Russian culture and identity — are dying.
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Post offices have sought to plug gaps created by banks removing cash machines from rural areas.
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But as the Taliban have held back on urban assaults, they are attacking in rural areas.
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They do remarkably well in cities, apparently having larger litters than they do in rural areas.
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"I like to focus on ordinary people who live in villages, in rural areas," he says.
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Most involve cellular connections, which are either impractical in rural areas or beyond a user's budget.
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In rural areas, child labor rates are nearly double that of urban areas, the report noted.
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According to the sociologist John Eason, 70 percent of these facilities were built in rural areas.
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"Rarely will one encounter a road sign in rural areas of reservations," the court document continues.
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They tend to live in rural areas without existing fiber-optic lines, cell towers, or routers.
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The two have been vocal about the issue as rural areas fall behind cities in connectivity.
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Obviously this would be far cheaper and faster than road-based deliveries, especially in rural areas.
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There are tragic stories from all corners of our state – from rural areas to big cities.
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Others, however, said that in such rural areas of Nuristan Province, people are often heavily armed.
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Today, fewer than 15 percent of U.S. businesses are located in rural areas and small towns.
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But legislators in rural areas, where private schools are relatively rare, had doubts about the bill.
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In an emergency, that can be extremely dangerous, especially since some rural areas are extremely remote.
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There are fears the typhoon could lead to flash flooding in more rural areas, triggering landslides.
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But attention is focused on cities, while assaults in rural areas are largely ignored, Gidla said.
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Lower physician-to population ratios in rural areas also means higher hospital visits and ambulance calls.
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Other times they ask for better cellphone coverage and updated radios to use in rural areas.
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And in rural areas, they can be crucial in giving drivers a geographical point of reference.
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Despite a swell of support in cities, opposition to the bill is strong in rural areas.
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Going back to those days, especially in rural areas—rural hospitals are just going to fail.
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The bottom line: Not all online access is equal, especially in rural areas, per the report.
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Deliveries in these underdeveloped rural areas can cost up to six times more than city trips.
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We've seen this happening all over in urban areas, but it's happening in rural areas too.
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"All of these things are potentially much harder to come by in rural areas," Rosenbaum said.
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Nowadays you see them being worn a lot more in rural areas, even on nights out.
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The measures, which apply to 2019-2020, include support to encourage car purchases in rural areas.
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In the rural areas, many, many people feel left out and left behind by our country.
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And I think that includes rural areas and very urban areas...But I think in rural areas that typically have been left behind with the most vulnerable people...they continue to be a group that needs advocacy, needs people paying attention and providing them a comprehensive model.
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He said a final count was continuing in rural areas, where he said he had large support.
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He said a final count was continuing in rural areas, where he said he had broad support.
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Thousands of people are still without water and power, and suffering—especially in rural areas—goes on.
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This makes it ideal for rural areas, where conventional broadband service is either unavailable or prohibitively expensive.
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Jalbert spent years studying citizen science and environmental justice movements, particularly around water monitoring in rural areas.
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About 70 percent of Myanmar's population lives in rural areas and depends on agriculture for a living.
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But growth could come at the expense of rural areas, as businesses move away and into cities.
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That will lead to increased income inequality between cities and rural areas, as well as between regions.
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For example, some farmers in rural areas have reportedly been unable to purchase seeds and/or fertiliser.
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In October, it set a goal of lifting everyone in rural areas out of poverty by 2020.
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Some of her clients experience real anxiety about rural areas and the people they might encounter there.
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But this depends largely upon unlicensed brokers working in rural areas and opens the door to trafficking.
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The ability to scale poultry farming is also a significant boon to impoverished living in rural areas.
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"SunSaluter is beneficial to rural areas because it's… cheaper," Santosh Jha, product innovation engineer at SunSaluter, said.
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Truly terrifying data visualizations from the report show how drastically rural areas are in need of doctors.
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Houses in rural areas often lack plumbing or wiring that can act as grounding against lightning strikes.
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That may have been the case, continued Ezzati, but as rural areas industrialize, life starts to change.
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Rural areas around Beijing are also prohibited from organizing banquets — whether for festivals, birthdays or school promotions.
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Women from rural areas are often lured by traffickers with false promises and then forced into prostitution.
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The populist Mr Hofer won majorities among men, those with less education and residents of rural areas.
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The retailer is "more likely to start with short hops" in rural areas, spokesman Dan Toporek said.
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Obviously, it will be harder to get it to rural areas in general, as with any technology.
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The Norwegian government provides fat subsidies to keep rural areas populated, yet remote communities continue to shrink.
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The State Police could be used in some rural areas, though homelessness is primarily an urban problem.
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Gyumi is cautiously optimistic about her legal victory's impact on customs and traditions, especially in rural areas.
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This poor performance in rural areas will prevent Democrats from retaking the Senate for years to come.
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Pooling the preferences of urban and rural areas leads to less overall satisfaction than more local approaches.
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Today, only 30 years later, ultra-broadband has become accessible in most rural areas around the world.
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And local PBS and NPR affiliates in rural areas are occasionally among the only local stations left.
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In rural areas, people are more likely to own their own chippers, to make DIY mulching easier.
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Many of these workers are recruited through hiring agencies in rural areas across China, according to Bloomberg.
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Although there are still many rural areas in rebel hands, Aleppo is their last big urban redoubt.
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Many young men migrated from rural areas to cities in recent decades just as that trade expanded.
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Evangelical Christians and those living in rural areas tend to be the most downcast about the future.
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That could benefit the Socialists, allowing them to capture some of the PP's seats in rural areas.
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America has always allowed such child marriages, which happen mostly in conservative religious communities and rural areas.
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In some rural areas, where nine in ten women are already illiterate, schooling makes little economic sense.
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Around half of China's population lives in rural areas, where delivery routes are few and far between.
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People in rural areas are reluctant to move for a job, which helps keep participation rates low.
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Doing so, he hopes, will ensure there are more new doctors interested in working in rural areas.
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There's such a pervasive love for history and for the environment and storytelling, especially in rural areas.
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Officials are urging the public to search their properties, local camp grounds, rural areas and parking garages.
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Then there are the young people I don't see, the ones in small towns and rural areas.
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Analysts said Zuma remains in favor in rural areas, contrasting with his waning popularity in urban quarters.
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It asks the nation to remain vigilant, especially in rural areas, campgrounds, parks and other isolated areas.
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His party allowed the opposition to campaign safely throughout the country, in both urban and rural areas.
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There are limited to no alternative uses of prisons and the properties are often in rural areas.
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But the group still controls some rural areas and often launches guerrilla-style assaults and bomb attacks.
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Rural areas don't have as many pharmacies, so many residents must travel to have their prescriptions filled.
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These rates are even lower in states with rural areas where the disease is disproportionately more common.
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This is how many white Americans, particularly in working-class and rural areas, view the world today.
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The first thing to understand is how white Americans, especially in rural areas, hear accusations of racism.
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By the 2000s rural areas were fairly dependent on manufacturing employment: businesses prized the cheap, plentiful land.
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The divisive election pitted much of the country's liberal coastline against the more socially conservative rural areas.
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But the NPA remains a deadly nuisance, especially in rural areas on the southern island of Mindanao.
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"Without this support, many rural areas may no longer have access to air services," the letter says.
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How do you help people who need medical attention in rural areas that aren't accessible by ambulance?
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Youth in rural areas, where poverty is widespread, are seen as particularly vulnerable to the terrorists' message.
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Some 22010m Indians live in rural areas, and nearly 1.843% of them depend on farming for survival.
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Nonetheless, in rural areas private domestic rituals to venerate ancestors or ward off ghosts were often tolerated.
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The legal challenge to that practical approach came from white conservatives living in Republican-leaning rural areas.
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The killings were a reminder of the stubborn threat of insurgents in rural areas of the Philippines.
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Many are prefabricated structures built quickly and inexpensively in rural areas or on the outskirts of cities.
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Homophobia is common, particularly in rural areas, leading many gay and trans people to migrate to cities.
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America has an alarming shortage of primary care physicians, and the problem is worse in rural areas.
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Lawnmower injuries in rural areas were not only more common - they were also more serious, on average.
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In its annual budget last week, his government increased spending on rural areas, infrastructure and fighting poverty.
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At some offices in rural areas, Korea Post workers will make rail and airline bookings for customers.
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Even in the rural areas, living standards rose as workers in the cities sent money back home.
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The curriculum in rural areas is the same as the best that's taught to the city kids.
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But it still serves a critical function, particularly in rural areas where the digital divide still looms.
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Many families live in rural areas — "flyover country" — where brick-and-mortar charter schools do not exist.
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But rural areas are not the only parts of France affected by economic hardship or Macron's reforms.
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The report divides Continuums of Care into major cities, largely urban, largely suburban and largely rural areas.
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Huawei's products in the US - we are essentially helping rural areas enjoy having accessibility to digital services.
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A quarter of the appropriations would be for a program dedicated to promoting investment in rural areas.
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The Obama administration has done much to close the digital divide, which hits rural areas especially hard.
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Not so in rural areas, where only 10 percent of the population had easy access to electricity.
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Some of these gaps mirror other deserts for healthcare access that arise in sparsely populated rural areas.
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Authorities also restricted relief groups from rural areas around Torit town in Eastern Equatoria state, OCHA said.
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Most of the decline in reported formal sex education happened in rural areas, the study team notes.
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The company's project job growth in retail and customer service operations, with an emphasis on rural areas.
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Twenty other men joined them, ages 22 to 44, all born in rural areas all over China.
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The government needs to spend more in rural areas to generate employment and boost incomes, Nitsure said.
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But with each passing generation, many young, educated people leave those rural areas for more hospitable places.
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Now one of our greatest challenges is to build more Rev3 projects in remote and rural areas.
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A newer trend is that there are more people dying in many rural areas than being born.
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Very low levels of basic schooling were found in rural areas of Nigeria, Ethiopia, Niger and Uganda.
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"We're noticing that rural areas pose a greater opportunity for singles to meet a potential mate."Huh.
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Mortality rates are particularly high in rural areas, where the lack of doctors and nurses is acute.
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Many of the French protestors are from rural areas and small towns, where public transport is scanty.
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In rural areas, zebu - cattle that are distinctive for having a hump on their backs - embody wealth.
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A majority of the fatal crashes in rural areas involve a single vehicle running off the road.
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In Lahore, many of them are second-generation migrants from small towns and rural areas in Punjab.
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Walmart is betting big on the millions of Americans in suburban and rural areas who drive everywhere.
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Indigenous peoples living in rural areas are even worse off, with 68 percent lacking access to broadband.
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While as always we find exceptions, this reality is often doubly true for the more rural areas.
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HIV testing vans used in rural areas were also highly visible and associated with stigma, he said.
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"Obamacare is having trouble in rural areas," Northwestern health economist Craig Garthwaite tells her of these areas.
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Hundreds more were missing, and tens of thousands were stranded in mainly poor, rural areas, officials said.
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"People that look at rural areas have known mortality rates are higher for a while," said Moy.
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The Trump administration must "ensure that rural areas are not left out of the equation," said Sen.
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Immigrants were responsible for 22020 percent of the population growth in rural areas from 403 to 240.
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"Addressing poverty and unemployment in the rural areas would go a long way in protecting our wildlife."
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Awareness about dental and oral health was improving, he said, though access in rural areas remained problematic.
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Many of those deaths were in remote rural areas and were attributed to cross-fire and accidents.
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As part of the New Deal, FDR created the Rural Electrification Administration, charged with electrifying rural areas.
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In rural areas, not owning land means not being able to eat, let alone earn any money.
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Guatemala is a vastly unequal country where half the children are malnourished and rural areas are neglected.
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And American legislative institutions, especially the Senate, still overrepresent rural areas where gun culture is the strongest.
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The world is urbanizing, meaning millions more people are now living in cities instead of rural areas.
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The EB-5 program was created in 1990 to boost rural areas and economically distressed urban ones.
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In a growing number of rural areas, a Catholic hospital is the sole provider of acute care.
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They would use an established addressing system for rural areas to assign residential addresses on the spot.
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Most newspapers have been unable to report or publish information across the region, especially from rural areas.
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This problem is not segregated to red states or blue states, or to cities or rural areas.
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