HK) Smithfield Foods Inc; Seaboard Foods, a division of Seaboard Corp (SEB.
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The Lightpad Block M, Seaboard Block, and Beatmaker Kit, Seaboard Block Bundle (without Equator), Songmaker Kit, and Seaboard Rise 49 are all 20 percent off.
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"I've been up and down the Eastern seaboard, now I'm going up and down the Western seaboard," he says.
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It started with the 61-key, $2,999 Seaboard Grand in 2013, and then followed this with the 25-key, $799 Seaboard Rise in 2015.
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For instance, if Seaboard Block's 24 keys aren't enough, you can snap in a second or third Seaboard Block, and they'll work as one continuous keyboard.
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Just know that Roli's Seaboard technology is multi-dimensionally expressive, a little hard to learn, and now available in a much more portable and affordable form factor: the $299 Seaboard Block.
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You can add a Lightpad Block to get a Seaboard-esque drumpad, or one of the smaller control blocks Roli offers to tweak Seaboard settings on the fly or trigger loops.
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Instead of lugging around a large Seaboard Grand (not to mention eating Cup Noodles for who knows how long to pay for it), you could just toss the Seaboard Block into your backpack.
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Some countries, mainly on the Pacific seaboard, have done better.
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Seaboard and JBS did not respond to requests for comment.
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Seaboard Triumph said it was not holding any employees' passports.
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The Seaboard Block's the latest addition to Roli's modular Blocks family.
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The Roli Seaboard and OP-1 are a couple of examples.
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Kansas-based Seaboard Corp sold at least 5.3 million, Panjiva said.
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Investigators are following additional leads along the Eastern Seaboard, he said.
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That brings the number living along the Eastern seaboard to 49.
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An excuse to hit every junk store on the Eastern Seaboard.
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Unsurprisingly, these nonstop routes are mostly departing from the Eastern Seaboard.
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Five years ago this week, Superstorm Sandy ravaged the Atlantic seaboard.
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Or perhaps he got approval from the King of the Eastern Seaboard.
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Like most of the Eastern Seaboard, we at Vox are snowed in.
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Should New Yorkers prepare for Hurricane Dorian's ascent up the Eastern Seaboard?
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All the blocks, including the new Seaboard, also work over USB or Bluetooth as standard MIDI devices, and the Seaboard Block comes with a version of Roli's own desktop software for fine-tuned adjustments of how the board plays.
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Harsher weather and flooding could batter settlements up and down the long seaboard.
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Storm Stella is currently messing up commutes up and down the Atlantic seaboard.
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And since then, it has colonized the entire Eastern Seaboard up to Maine.
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Tyson shares are down 19 percent and Seaboard shares have dropped 13 percent.
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It's happening in lots of places, but we focused on the Eastern Seaboard.
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It's too early to tell if the US eastern seaboard is at any risk.
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Space in Cape Town's downtown core and seaboard is limited, and homes are expensive.
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It reminds me a bit of ROLI's Seaboard, but with a standard MIDI keyboard.
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When China opened its economy in the 1980s, its seaboard reaped the biggest gains.
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This predominant trough feature has tended to steer storms away from the Eastern Seaboard.
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According to Condé Nast Traveler, over 2,800 flights were canceled along the Eastern Seaboard.
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That's what makes the Game of Thrones theme a fun challenge for the Seaboard.
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I first saw the ROLI Seaboard GRAND backstage at a show during SXSW 2013.
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The Midwest braced for severe thunderstorms that could push across to the Eastern Seaboard.
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Or an Alpine dual slalom competition in the heart of an Eastern seaboard city?
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As opposed to the eastern seaboard, northern post-industrial states and Pacific Ocean states.
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After playing around with the easily bendable Seaboard, the Lightpad's top felt pretty rigid.
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The journey will take the ship through the Arctic sea along Russia's northern seaboard.
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Beekeeper's clients include Hyatt Hotels, Dollar General, Domino's Pizza, Heathrow Airport and SeaBoard Foods.
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The Asian long-horned tick, Haemaphysalis longicornis, is spreading rapidly along the Eastern Seaboard.
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If you haven't used a Seaboard before, it's hard to get all the adjectives straight.
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Moving crude by water from the Gulf up the Eastern Seaboard is not unheard of.
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First came the Seaboard, which Roli described as a new instrument when it first launched.
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Seaboard told the newspaper it would not intentionally do business with anyone on the list.
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The shootings terrified people in the D.C. suburbs and along much of the Eastern Seaboard.
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Most insurance is limited to certain navigable waters, like the Eastern Seaboard and the Caribbean.
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Blue Barge held the data servers for most of its presence on the NE seaboard.
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In the winter, pregnant females and others migrate along the Eastern Seaboard to the Southeast.
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It is the largest oil refining complex on the Eastern Seaboard, according to the company.
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A strong nor'easter had knocked out power and grounded flights all along the Eastern Seaboard.
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Florence is one of the strongest hurricanes to churn toward the eastern seaboard in decades.
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She clobbered Sanders up and down the Eastern Seaboard, one after another — Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, Connecticut.
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Some 50 million people along the Eastern Seaboard were under storm or blizzard warnings and watches.
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A BuzzFeed News analysis shows that fentanyl is tainting cocaine through much of the Eastern Seaboard.
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Buying Columbia Pipeline bolsters the Canadian energy company's business of transporting gas to the Atlantic seaboard.
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Hurricane force wind gusts will be possible Saturday along the Eastern Seaboard, with moderate flooding likely.
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Hermine, a Category 1 hurricane, left cities and counties across Florida and the Eastern Seaboard soaked.
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Since 1981, she has been sighted more than 250 times up and down the Eastern Seaboard.
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But long after its winds diminished, it did enormous damage up and down the Eastern Seaboard.
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The storm largely avoided Florida, but could now affect the southern portion of the Eastern seaboard.
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When it comes to cruise ships and air pollution, the Eastern Seaboard is the Wild West.
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Moscow time on Wednesday morning, still late afternoon on the Eastern Seaboard of the United States.
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Major suppliers include American firms Smithfield, Clemens Food and Seaboard, as well as Denmark's Danish Crown.
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Many areas along the Eastern Seaboard experienced record warmth, breaking records by 10 degrees Fahrenheit or more.
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A BuzzFeed News analysis last May found that fentanyl tainted cocaine through much of the Eastern Seaboard.
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With Hurricane Florence rapidly approaching the southeastern seaboard, many are leaving the area and seeking accommodation inland.
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Ruined holiday weekend The storm doused Labor Day weekend plans for countless residents along the Eastern Seaboard.
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The Seaboard Block available for purchase from Roli's online store, Amazon, GuitarCenter, Sweetwater, and ships in June.
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It traveled up the Eastern Seaboard and even threatened the Northeast, affecting Labor Day plans for millions.
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"We think we've got the best team, certainly, in tech companies on the eastern seaboard," Silverman said.
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The sport became popular along the Eastern Seaboard, finding particular passion in Rhode Island, Connecticut and Maryland.
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An asteroid streaking frigidly through the depths of space, hopefully toward the Eastern Seaboard, at this point?
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The Hermann Hesse, part of the Seaboard Marine fleet, is one of the city's few banana boats.
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"[Lidl] is positioning themselves along the Eastern seaboard … going after a niche, middle-income consumer," she said.
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And indeed, like the Seaboard, the Blocks system is as much about music creation as it is control.
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The islands protect sea lanes vital to Russia's Pacific Fleet, which move from bases along Russia's eastern seaboard.
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They stepped out far and wide and often, along the Eastern seaboard and also in Australia and Rome.
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I made a crazy chart of all of the Gawronskis on the eastern seaboard and started calling them.
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China, however, is encouraging some of this business to move beyond the wealthy boom towns of the seaboard.
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The Buckeye State certainly has all three, with easy access to the entire Midwest and the Eastern Seaboard.
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You could connect two Seaboard Blocks vertically or horizontally, and add as many other Blocks as you want.
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Over 120 communities on the Atlantic seaboard have passed resolutions against oil and gas development off their coasts.
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The music tech firm's most well-known instrument is the "Seaboard," an electronic keyboard which lacks discrete keys.
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The storm could move up along the Atlantic seaboard through the weekend, according to the National Hurricane Center.
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I also just got my hands on a piece of gear made by Roli called a Seaboard RISE.
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Trump said on Sunday that the storm would likely impact the eastern seaboard from Florida to North Carolina.
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Kim Reynolds of Iowa said the state would temporarily block millions of dollars in incentives for Seaboard Triumph.
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Humpback whales have been dying in extraordinary numbers along the Eastern Seaboard since the beginning of last year.
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Neal emphasized the crucial role that the Panama Canal played in the economic vitality of the Eastern Seaboard.
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Around a million people on the US Eastern Seaboard face evacuation as Hurricane Florence bears down on North Carolina.
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That's a mind boggling amount of sea level rise—enough to drown Florida and most of the Eastern seaboard.
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Roli showed me a demo of the Seaboard last week, plugged into various Blocks in all sorts of configurations.
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The 90m inhabitants of Asia's great seaboard cities are among the most vulnerable to the Industrial Revolution's longest legacy.
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The Pine Barrens of southern New Jersey is the largest area of undeveloped land on the mid-Atlantic seaboard.
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Mi'kmaq are a First Nations people Indigenous to the eastern seaboard of Canada and into the state of Maine.
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Mozambique, which lies on Africa's eastern seaboard, is well placed to supply growing Asian economies with gas, analysts say.
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It's the second time in two months that the ship, the Viktor Leonov, was spotted along the Eastern Seaboard.
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If they are approved, they may begin conducting seismic surveys off the US eastern seaboard, from Delaware to Florida.
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In 2013, after Hurricane Sandy struck the Eastern Seaboard near New York City, Congress approved upward of $50 billion.
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Wuxi is a southern Jiangsu Province town, located halfway between Shanghai and Nanjing on the eastern seaboard of China.
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Customers are calling from all along the Eastern Seaboard, as storms have rolled across the Atlantic, devastating Caribbean islands.
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Hundreds of U.S. flights were canceled over Labor Day weekend as Hurricane Dorian continues to approach the eastern seaboard.
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It hopes to expand to two cities on the eastern seaboard that are dense enough to support its model.
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They should take a more expansive view of the America that exists beyond the confines of the Eastern Seaboard.
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A New York City community board chairman also denied knowledge of a plan to tunnel on the eastern seaboard.
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Next in line is a colossal Japanese carrier that just unloaded cars on the Eastern Seaboard of the United States.
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I underwent my 28-day transformation during a month in which the Atlantic seaboard endured no fewer than four Nor'easters.
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After a group of cave divers accidentally unleashes the vesps, they quickly blanket the entire Eastern Seaboard and attack people.
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And for anyone along the eastern seaboard, be sure to look outside and try to spot those sparkly, artificial clouds.
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Snow fell from the lower Great Lakes and central Appalachians to the eastern seaboard as far south as North Carolina.
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With this resolution, Kure Beach became the 2628th municipality on the Atlantic seaboard to come out against offshore drilling activities.
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They wanted to be a competitively priced option for all the breweries they saw popping up along the Eastern seaboard.
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It might give Mr. Kasich a better chance to nab a few delegates from Mr. Trump along the Eastern Seaboard.
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Snow fell from the lower Great Lakes and central Appalachians to the eastern seaboard, as far south as North Carolina.
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Their $11 martini may be the biggest on the Eastern Seaboard, a further way to unwind after a leisurely day.
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The European and American models have shifted westward, consistently showing a menacing hurricane coming dangerously close to the Eastern Seaboard.
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Beneath its dull green surface teems a population of Atlantic killifish, a silvery topminnow that's common along the Eastern Seaboard.
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Virginia has also declared a state of emergency as the storm continues to make its way up the Eastern Seaboard.
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He represents one of the most conservative House districts on the Eastern Seaboard and is a fixture on Fox News.
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From there, we're looking at some of Hurricane Dorian's effects on Canada, the American Eastern Seaboard, and the northern Bahamas.
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The storm claimed the lives of 400 people, including about 100 seamen, across the Eastern Seaboard, according to the Encyclopedia Britannica.
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As Hurricane Florence ravaged the Eastern seaboard, dangerous storm surge towered over a meteorologist – only she was safe inside a studio.
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Many are clustered on the wealthy eastern seaboard, but even poor interior provinces such as Gansu, Guizhou and Yunnan have them.
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The Roli Seaboard Block and the Sensel Morph are midi controllers, devices that plug into a computer to trigger electronic sounds.
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Those are dialects spoken by people in Shanghai or in the nearby southeastern seaboard or in the south of the country.
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Then, in 2016 it released the modular beat-making Blocks hardware, and an even cheaper, smaller keyboard: the $299 Seaboard Block.
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Wildfires also killed about 1,900 hogs at two of Seaboard Foods' farms south of Perryton, Texas, company spokesman David Eaheart said.
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The Seaboard intentionally looks like a melted, rubberized keyboard, but those keys are intended only as guideposts for traditional piano keys.
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Winter Storm Jonas rampaged through the Eastern seaboard this weekend, delivering 30 inches of snowfall and 19723 miles per hour winds.
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Still, Sheppeard noted the high number of cases this year, particularly on the eastern seaboard where New South Wales is located.
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"We believe this was the site of the only German attack on the Eastern Seaboard of the United States," he declared.
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There's no way to weatherproof elections, but holding them in early November is tempting fate, at least on the Eastern Seaboard.
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At first, it migrated slowly from New York to other states along the Eastern Seaboard, killing virtually every bat it touched.
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The storm is now likely to hit the Eastern Seaboard, with strong winds and heavy rains expected to batter the region.
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The possibilities of landfall are so broad that the entire eastern seaboard of Florida has made a run on gas simultaneously.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Sunday that the storm would likely impact the eastern seaboard from Florida to North Carolina.
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The storm is now heading to the U.S. Eastern Seaboard, with strong winds and heavy rains expected to batter the region.
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The vessel has been traveling along the Eastern Seaboard and was spotted near the states of Connecticut, Virginia and Delaware. Capt.
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Wordplay SATURDAY PUZZLE — Is it too Eastern Seaboard-centric of me to comment on the glorious warm weather that's finally arrived?
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I was one of the first people to cover the Seaboard when it debuted at SXSW a number of years ago.
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Its remnants continued up the coast, bringing a huge amount of rain and flooding to many states on the Eastern seaboard.
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Into October and beyond, this threat tends to focus more on Florida and the Eastern Seaboard rather than the Gulf (reut.rs/2wlDF7D).
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Secure or gated estates are popular, as are homes along the Atlantic seaboard and green suburbs such as Constantia and Hout Bay.
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According to Pollack's book, back when Weldon was married, she visited the remaining American Indian tribes on the Eastern Seaboard and painted.
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My colleague James Vincent spent 1,200 words describing the $799 Seaboard Rise back in 2015, so I won't rehash all that here.
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The Eastern Seaboard dug out from a thick blanket of snow after one of the biggest blizzards ever to hit the region.
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It's like a combination between the snow crab and king crab we ate sometimes on vacation on the Eastern seaboard growing up.
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Gasoline is also imported to the U.S. eastern seaboard from Europe and Canada, which accounts for an additional 600,000 bpd of fuel.
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It's got the versatility (all of the pressing, bending and sliding gestures) of a Seaboard Grand at a fraction of the cost.
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In North America, projections suggest that resorts close to the western seaboard, especially in California, face a ruinous loss of skiing days.
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It starts normally enough, with a top-side view of the Eastern seaboard, showing the "reasonable worst-case scenario" of water levels.
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But they're on the eastern seaboard, and we suspect Amazon is more likely to choose a city in a non-coastal state.
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If the polls are right, he will dominate in New York on Tuesday and in the coming races across the Eastern Seaboard.
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Instead of keys, the Seaboard comprises a single, continuous, touch-sensitive surface that vastly increases the number of notes you can play.
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Unlike certain places on the Eastern Seaboard like New York City, Midwesterners rarely feel like they are the center of the world
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Some countries in Latin America, especially those on the Pacific seaboard, like Mexico, Chile and Peru, never turned their backs on globalisation.
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CapitalOne, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, Mylan, Noble, Rex American, Seaboard and W.W. Grainger declined to comment on refined coal's impact on NOx pollution.
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The modular system is a unique take on music making by the company that gave the world the rubbery-keyed Seaboard keyboard.
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Recall the massive distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack that took down much of the internet across the eastern seaboard last October.
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On the Eastern Seaboard, where mountains meet ocean, the area has long attracted rusticators and "vacationlanders" who far outnumber residents in summer.
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Having been brought to manage rats on the ships, cats made landfall and, by the 22013s, established themselves on the southeastern seaboard.
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The storm missed Puerto Rico and the southern part of Florida but is now bearing down on portions of the Eastern Seaboard.
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Update New nonstop flights are dramatically cutting travel time and linking more African cities to the Eastern Seaboard of the United States.
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Boston has its own train line but is also close to Amtrak for easy access to the rest of the northeast seaboard.
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NASA also took impressive shots of a particularly freezing winter falling on Savannah, Lake Michigan, across the northern plains and eastern seaboard.
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"They want us to know they can hit the Eastern Seaboard," Vipin Narang, a nuclear expert at MIT, tweeted after the launch.
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Recent runs of the U.S. GFS model suggest Irma could gain significant strength and impact the Eastern Seaboard the weekend of Sept. 24.
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After a destructive weekend, all the snow from Winter Storm Jonas is now plowed to the periphery of streets across the Eastern seaboard.
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How to Get Away With Murder is most popular around the Northern Atlantic Seaboard, which makes sense since it takes place in Philadelphia.
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Hurricanes and storm surges are going to continue to walk up the Caribbean and onto the Gulf Coast, or maybe along the seaboard.
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It's a far cry from a network of underground hyperloops that spans the eastern seaboard, but it's an important step for Musk's project.
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ROLI, which makes the Seaboard (new type of keyboard musical instrument), has acquired FXpansion, a maker of software instruments, for an undisclosed sum.
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Strong wind and heavy surf has started along the New Jersey coast as Tropical Storm Hermine makes its way up the Eastern seaboard.
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Some analysts believe this is designed to have a range of about 9,000km (5,600 miles), which means it could reach America's western seaboard.
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It has been more than 30 years since the last seismic surveys were taken of the outer continental shelf of the Atlantic seaboard.
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From big surf on beaches on the West Coast to wide-open sweeping beaches on the Eastern Seaboard, the moon's shadow will fall.
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The aviation maintenance hub will be set up at Thailand's U-Tapao Airport, a joint civil-military airport near the country's eastern seaboard.
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Seaboard has offered to pay 40 shillings ($0.3970) per share, representing a 31.75 percent premium on the shares' 250-day weighted average price.
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If he loses along the Eastern Seaboard, as expected, or even in the territories, his goal in California would grow larger very quickly.
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YouFit, a small chain gym chain with branches on the Eastern seaboard from Rhode Island to Florida , has a one-day free trial.
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About 800 kilometers of unused fiber optic cable running down the U.S. eastern seaboard is set to become the first stateside quantum network.
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Among other things, the city sits above the fiber optic cable spine running along the Eastern Seaboard, and there's a Whole Foods downtown.
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It pays to be prepared if you're planning to travel to the Caribbean or along the Atlantic seaboard over the next few months.
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Normally the Gulf Stream flows so strongly (3 to 5 mph) along the Eastern seaboard that it pulls water away from the coast.
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By late morning, protesters across the Eastern Seaboard were streaming out of schools and office buildings, pooling around steps of local city halls.
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Hurricanes are among the most destructive natural disasters; in the US they primarily threaten those along the Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic seaboard.
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And suggested one way to revitalize cities and towns outside the eastern seaboard is to move thousands of government jobs into small towns.
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The email chain was sent around the time that Hurricane Irene battered the Eastern seaboard, knocking out electricity for roughly 7 million people.
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Florence, one of the strongest storms on the Eastern Seaboard in decades, is a strong Category 2 hurricane with winds of 110 mph.
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Improved economic conditions along the eastern seaboard are driving new commercial and industrial developments, particularly in New South Wales and Victoria, says BIS Oxford.
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So when we arrived, expecting the latest take on the company's flexible Seaboard instrument, we weren't quite sure what the make of the thing.
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The army said the rebels are concentrated in the country's eastern seaboard where there are many plantations and mines, main sources of rebel funding.
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Rain and snow are along the front, which is why so many places along the Eastern Seaboard are experiencing the not-Halloween-friendly weather.
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The recent surge of wintry weather across the central United States is on track to chill the Eastern Seaboard over the next few days.
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Prosecutors said that nearly every U.S. state had at least one victim — some, including most of the eastern seaboard, had more than six victims.
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Weakening or not, right now it's entirely possible that Matthew will deliver powerful storm surge and heavy rainfall up and down the eastern seaboard.
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Kansas-based hog producer Seaboard Corp is also boosting its sorghum use for its animals in Oklahoma, where the crop is grown, traders said.
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That's to be expected; when the Seaboard Grand debuted, it was an $8,888 instrument — not something that most people would consider an impulse buy.
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In Baltimore, Maryland, a massive incinerator burns up tons of the drugs each year — for a fee — from nursing homes across the Eastern seaboard.
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It's making its way down the Eastern Seaboard, too: New Hampshire, New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, and Maryland have all expressed interest in pursuing legalization.
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Winter Storm Jonas hit with full force on Friday night, and as of Saturday morning, much of the Eastern Seaboard is coated in snow.
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Clinton's affluent and diverse coalition sets her up for a string of wins next Tuesday along the Eastern Seaboard, and later in New Jersey.
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Throughout the 17th and 18th centuries, it expanded up and down the Eastern Seaboard until the Sugar Act slowed American rum production in 1764.
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The Obama administration unexpectedly canceled its plan to permit oil and gas drilling off the southeast Atlantic Seaboard, a disappointment to the energy industry.
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Since then, they've been found in at least 7 states along the eastern seaboard: Arkansas, New York, West Virginia, New Jersey, Virginia and Pennsylvania.
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Even in the late 1800s, the Atlantic salmon rivers of the eastern seaboard were largely too polluted and industrialized to support the native species.
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Airbnb is offering free housing to displaced residents evacuating from the path of Hurricane Dorian and disaster relief workers heading toward the eastern seaboard.
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Even further up the seaboard, Cliff House Maine, a coastal resort in Southern Maine, has a "Fall in Love with Fall in Maine" package.
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A spokeswoman for Seaboard Triumph said the company followed all labor laws and had not forced or coerced the Micronesians to travel to Iowa.
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The train depot, better known as the Seaboard Air Line Station, was built in 1927 and was used as a train station until 1991.
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By then, other Eastern Seaboard cities had great harbors, but none had a comparable water tributary to the expanding interior of the United States.
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More than 40 million people up and down the eastern seaboard were subject to a winter warning Thursday with more than 20,000 without power.
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Thousands more across the US' eastern seaboard are without power, and at least 22010,22 residents of the Canadian Maritimes have lost power as well.
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Thousands more across the US' eastern seaboard are without power, and at least 240,2135 residents of the Canadian Maritimes have lost power as well.
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Cadillac Mountain, the highest point on the North Atlantic seaboard, towers above, offering tons of hiking and biking trails as well as stunning views.
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Today, the gang has offshoots across the Eastern Seaboard, in places like Rhode Island, Florida and Tennessee, and abroad in countries such as Spain.
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Stable turtles, however, are sent to aquariums across the Atlantic Seaboard, because the hospital was not designed to handle the current volume of turtles.
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A long stretch of the U.S. Eastern Seaboard remained vulnerable to hurricane and tropical storm conditions, from Georgia north through the Carolinas into Virginia.
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GSPC has been rapped by the federal auditor for investing about $3.5 billion in an offshore block off India's eastern seaboard without achieving significant success.
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Picking up moisture from the ocean, the system is likely to produce intense thunderstorms up the eastern seaboard as far north as New York state.
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The list is pretty East Coast-centric, too, so anyone not living over on the eastern seaboard will unfortunately miss out on this particular promo.
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The reverberations were so strong they created a tsunami with 30-foot waves that began pounding the nation's eastern seaboard less than an hour later.
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But studies indicate that climate change is having an effect on flesh-eating bacteria, and thanks to warmer waters, it's spreading up the eastern seaboard.
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To understand what resources we have along the Atlantic seaboard, and where they are, we need new surveys that can provide a scientifically accurate picture.
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The Hunter Valley rail business consists of nine trains, which move coal from mines in New South Wales to port operations on Australia's eastern seaboard.
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I'm Jamieson, I'm still your host, and I hope all of the readers scrolling from the Eastern Seaboard are appropriately prepared for this weekend's blizzard.
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The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is warning residents on the eastern seaboard ahead of Hurricane Florence, calling it a "dangerous" and life-threatening storm.
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On April 15, 2007, a once-in-a-century nor'easter pummeled the Westchester County seaboard with eight inches of rain in a 24-hour period.
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Some fear that Mr. Trump is jeopardizing commerce along the Eastern Seaboard simply to spite Senator Charles E. Schumer, the Democratic leader from New York.
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Politicians in both parties from Florida up the Eastern Seaboard have fought expanded oil exploration for decades, responding to strong public opinion in those states.
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As the Eastern Seaboard braced for Hurricane Florence, many late-night hosts said they were worried about President Trump's ability to respond to the storm.
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Fuel prices are going up in the Midwest because of expectations that much of its gasoline and diesel will be moved to the Eastern Seaboard.
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Do you or other students in your class have relatives or friends in the Bahamas or the Eastern Seaboard where the hurricane is headed next?
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Chinese-backed infrastructure projects in the region include a $5.5-billion railway scheme to link Thailand's eastern seaboard with southern China, via land-locked Laos.
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Big autumn energy along the Eastern Seaboard these days, air scented with smoke where I stay, and a bite to the breeze off the water.
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The European and American models have shifted westward in the past two days, consistently showing a menacing hurricane coming dangerously close to the Eastern Seaboard.
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President Trump is unpopular here, like in much of the rest of the Northeastern seaboard, with Morning Consult finding his disapproval rating above 60 percent.
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But in July 2017, it successfully tested the Hwasong-33 ICBM twice — a missile that, in theory, could go as far as the Eastern Seaboard.
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The first presidential debate took place during primetime on America's eastern seaboard, but in London, where I watched it, it was the dead of night.
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Yet fresh analysis of the weapon suggests Pyongyang is still many months away from being able to strike the West Coast, let alone the Eastern Seaboard.
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The weakening storm system moving into the Northeast will provide some light rain and snow for the Eastern Seaboard, especially for interior portions of New England.
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In many on the Eastern Seaboard, from Virginia up through Connecticut and Massachusetts, along with Minnesota, more than 353 percent of households would face tax hikes.
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That would take Midwest fuels all the way to Philadelphia on the state's eastern border, where it connects to distribution networks serving the entire eastern seaboard.
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The new Seaboard Block works with Roli's Blocks system, which lets you mix and match components and connect them wirelessly to Roli's companion mobile app, Noise.
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ROLI: ROLI is offering $26 cash back on the Seaboard RISE 49 (priced at $1,099.95) and $100 cash back on the RISE 25 (priced at $849.95).
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Some projections show Matthew reaching the U.S. Eastern seaboard next week, but forecasters warned it was difficult to predict the course so far ahead of time.
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At a projected cost of $20bn, the East Coast Rail Link, planned to run down peninsular Malaysia's eastern seaboard before cutting west, is a big deal.
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However, according to AccuWeather, Matthew will at the least bring rough surf, strong rip currents and large swells to the Eastern Seaboard, from Miami to Boston.
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It's a far different situation to the "stupid-level cold" the U.S. is experiencing, thanks to the bomb cyclone wreaking havoc along the country's eastern seaboard.
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EDT Computer model projections have shifted significantly on Wednesday, now showing the risk for the storm to ride up the eastern seaboard over the holiday weekend.
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In all, more than 85 million people from the Midwest to the Eastern Seaboard are expected to get walloped by snow and freezing rain into Tuesday.
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In all, more than 75 million people from the Midwest to the Eastern Seaboard are expected to be affected by snow and freezing rain into Tuesday.
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More than 9,000 oil and gas wells have been drilled using hydraulic fracturing in Pennsylvania since 2005, the most in any state on the Eastern Seaboard.
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They claimed that without subsidies for "reliable" coal and nuclear plants storing months of fuel on site, the eastern seaboard would be plunged into cold darkness.
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Last night it was making its way up the Eastern Seaboard, where it will continue to unleash rain and high winds through the Labor Day weekend.
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Something like Hurricane Matthew — or 2012's Hurricane Sandy, which disrupted elections along the Eastern seaboard — reminds us that citizens have enough problems to worry about.
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The East Coast notably saw several refinery explosions, including one in June at the "largest refining complex on the Eastern seaboard," reported Motherboard at the time.
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Recent customer wins include hospitality company Mandarin Oriental; retailer Dollar General; food manufacturer Seaboard Foods; and Heathrow Airport, Gate Group and Dnata in the transportation sector.
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True, the early Pony Club advocates here tended to represent our own entrenched elites, mostly Boston Brahmins or gentry from up and down the Eastern Seaboard.
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The tour starts by curving around Green Point, home to Cape Town Stadium, and then following the west side of the Atlantic seaboard to Camps Bay.
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Make your way to Discovery Pier for the noon departure of the tall ship Manitou, a replica of cargo schooners that once sailed the Eastern Seaboard.
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The warm weather should spread across the southern Eastern Seaboard, while those in the Northeast should expect the mercury to inch closer to normal January temperatures.
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In addition, other areas on the eastern seaboard such as Hampton Roads, Virginia are incorporating water reuse strategies to support their region's resiliency and sustainability goals.
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A week later, after going the long way around Florida and up the Eastern Seaboard, Hull 200 finally crossed the path of the Staten Island Ferry.
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Durban With it's beautiful coastline and turquoise seawater, Durban on South Africa's eastern seaboard is one of the global leaders in climate change adaptation, according to 100RC.
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For that, you can thank a distributed denial of service attack (DDoS) that took down a big chunk of the Internet for most of the Eastern seaboard.
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The film documents a series of events that almost led to a catastrophic nuclear accident in Damascus, Arkansas that would have spread radiation along the Eastern Seaboard.
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Seaboard Foods, Triumph Foods and Clemens Food Group are among other plants listed by USDA's Food Safety and Inspection Service as eligible to export pork to China.
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In the opening chapters of Mary Robinette Kowal's latest two novels, an asteroid lands just off the US Eastern Seaboard and threatens to drastically change the climate.
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And let's be real, as much buzz as the Seaboard has gotten over the past couple of years, a $799 starting point is prohibitively expensive for most.
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As summer heats up and people head to the water to cool off, cases of flesh-eating bacteria are becoming more frequent, primarily on the eastern seaboard.
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The building of three new LNG plants in Queensland state, on the country's northeast coast, has dramatically altered the supply-demand balance along the populous eastern seaboard.
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The fire tore through an alkylation unit at the Girard Point section of the refinery, the largest on the U.S. Eastern Seaboard, scattering debris across nearby highways.
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Nearly 2 million people along the Eastern seaboard were without power on Friday, while hundreds of flights from Washington, New York and Boston were delayed or canceled.
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And, investments along the Gulf of Mexico and eastern seaboard in oyster reef restoration are helping protect communities while improving fisheries that are important for local economies.
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Last year, unapproved Chinese vessels were spotted around waters off the eastern Philippine seaboard, an area known as the Philippine Rise to which Manila holds sovereign rights.
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In the past month the government has said over 4,000 teachers in the states of Michoacan, Guerrero, Oaxaca and Chiapas on the Pacific seaboard will be dismissed.
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With criminal interests all along the Eastern seaboard, Battle's run continued into the George W. Bush era, when he and his son were finally arrested in 2004.
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Champlain is mostly remembered for his prodigious mapping of North America's eastern seaboard, the founding of Quebec, and his monopolization of the fur trade in the region.
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I could replace the corner, but because of the interlock, it would require redoing the whole of the Eastern Seaboard, and I just couldn't pull it off.
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America's complex history stayed with me as the school year ended and our family embarked upon a summer road trip across the South and the Eastern Seaboard.
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The governors of North and South Carolina urged residents to brace for more heavy rain and storm-force winds as Michael plows northward up the Atlantic seaboard.
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Since May, they have been sporadically recording live episodes in cities in the Midwest and along the Eastern Seaboard, and now they've made their way to Brooklyn.
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Travelers flying on Tuesday should check ahead on the status of the flights, especially if they're flying through one of the major airports along the eastern seaboard.
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It analysed every square metre of satellite data in the 224 cities and counties that touch the watershed of the Chesapeake Bay on the U.S. eastern seaboard.
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The largest Arab nation has said it is committed to developing a strategy to combat what has turned into a growing smuggling industry along its northern seaboard.
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Baer said American would buy more fuel to move to markets along the Eastern Seaboard if more capacity were available, and Colonial "has a duty" to expand.
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Here in the states, large portions of the Eastern Seaboard were slammed and many are now displaced from their homes and lack power and clean drinking water.
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And it's cut off the Atlantic seaboard to oil drilling and restricted new exploration in the Arctic to the point where companies are giving up their prospects.
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And then certain patients [of Hurwitz's] who became large-scale drug dealers were really among the first to be running these pills up and down the Eastern seaboard.
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Out here on Atlantic Seaboard, I can report that the game, which was totally unusable this morning, now seems to work, though it still requires the occasional reboot.
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The 1,300-acre complex near Philadelphia's international airport has a capacity of 335,000 barrels a day, and is the largest on the Eastern Seaboard, according to the site.
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The Seaboard was a material rethink of the standard electric keyboard, with a rubbery surface that allows played notes to be manipulated directly in a variety of ways.
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Roli's done the job by creating a modular version of its Seaboard MIDI controller that slots directly alongside existing Blocks, plugging into the system's magnetic daisy-chained setup.
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While most reported cases occur in the southern part of the Eastern Seaboard, the flesh-eating bacteria is spreading north because of climate change, a new study found.
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While most cases are in the southern part of the Eastern Seaboard, the flesh-eating bacteria vibrio is spreading north because of climate change, a new study found.
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At some point in the future, AudioKit says it will add MPE (MIDI Polyphonic Expression), opening up fun possibilities to use it with things like the Roli Seaboard.
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Washington (CNN)President Barack Obama designated an undersea range of canyons and peaks off the US Eastern seaboard as the country's first Atlantic marine national monument on Thursday.
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Africa's eastern seaboard could soon become a major global producer of liquefied natural gas, with other planned projects based on big gas finds made in Tanzania and Mozambique.
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Seaboard, the Kansas-based firm known for its Butterball turkey brand in the United States, did not return Reuters' calls or emails seeking comment on the media report.
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By the mid 1970s, the business had opened retail outlets all along the Eastern seaboard, including Florida, and the Jacobson family sensed a changing landscape for big retail.
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During the past three decades of rapid economic growth, one-industry towns like Gurao and Chendian sprang up along China's eastern seaboard, often in what were once paddyfields.
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The aviation maintenance hub will be set up at Thailand's U-Tapao Airport, a joint civil-military airport near the country's eastern seaboard, 150 kilometres east of Bangkok.
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The kitchen imported black truffles from the Dordogne region of southwest France to bake in pastry, and served soft-shell crabs from the Eastern Seaboard, bluefish and turtle.
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The aviation maintenance hub will be set up at Thailand's U-Tapao Airport, a joint civil-military airport near the country's eastern seaboard, 150 kilometers east of Bangkok.
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The fisherman called Local Ocean Conservation, a nonprofit based in the town of Watamu that is the only turtle rescue and rehabilitation center on the East African seaboard.
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The Galveston Hurricane of 1900 and the Eastern Seaboard Heatwave of 1911 both saw significant loss of life, but also the survival of those who made it through.
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"A new Second Fleet increases our strategic flexibility to respond — from the Eastern Seaboard to the Barents Sea," said Chief of Naval Operations John Richardson at the time.
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In Malaysia, China is spending $7.2 billion on a new deep sea port in the Straits of Malacca and working on infrastructure projects on the country's eastern seaboard.
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" The NBC anchor Tom Brokaw echoed that sentiment, lamenting that for all its efforts at advancing diversity, the news media was still "pretty confined" to "the Eastern Seaboard.
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After a week of bone-chilling temperatures across much of the United States, a massive winter storm pounded the Eastern Seaboard, forcing millions outside to shovel their driveways.
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A weakening Gulf Stream, widely expected in a warmer world, would cause sea level to rise on America's eastern seaboard even if GMSL did not change at all.
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The great debate in the 1980s, for instance, was about acid rain, the nitric and sulfuric acids from coal-fired power plants that were poisoning the Eastern Seaboard.
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And starting Friday, major cities along the eastern seaboard, including Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, and New York City could experience highs in the upper 90s to close to 100 degrees.
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Continental heavyweights Algeria and South Africa have been backers of the Sahrawi Republic, the domestic political movements that lays claim to the territory along the northern Sahara's Atlantic seaboard.
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Although March is coming in like a lamb with potential record heat up and down the Eastern Seaboard, it is a transitional month that can still provide significant snowstorms.
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Massachusetts is the first state on the eastern seaboard where recreational marijuana is legal, though Maine will soon follow if a recount upholds passage of a ballot measure there.
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Deng Xiaoping's economic reforms, launched in the late 10.63s, helped seaboard provinces, which were then poorer than inland ones, to catch up by making things and shipping them abroad.
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Trump figures to do well in next week's contests on the Eastern seaboard, but could be tripped up or held in later contests in states like Montana and Oregon.
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Out here on the Atlantic Seaboard, I can report that the game, which was totally unusable this morning, now seems to work, though it still requires the occasional reboot.
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Rural Western-based users make up a meager 27 percent of all internet users in China, with the vast majority of infrastructure developments being focused on China's Eastern seaboard.
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But Thailand's cabinet last month approved construction of the first phase of a $5.5 billion railway project to link the industrial eastern seaboard with southern China through landlocked Laos.
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The post-tropical cyclone – which came ashore as a hurricane last Friday in Florida – is bringing life-threatening waves to the Eastern seaboard just in time for Labor Day.
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The U.S. Gulf Coast refineries that supply much of the southern and southeastern U.S. seaboard were designed in the 1970's and 80's to take on heavy crude.
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Raimondo, who describes the 1,2012 square mile Rhode Island as a "city state", is particularly bullish on her state's geography in the heart of the north eastern innovation seaboard.
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You can see the beginnings of the Florida Peninsula and the outline of the Gulf of Mexico, as well as make out the Eastern Seaboard and the West Coast.
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August 29 2017 With the waters continuing to rise in parts of Texas, we're explaining the potential impact that Tropical Storm Harvey could have up the U.S. Eastern Seaboard.
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If you happen to be see some trippy red and bluish-green clouds adorning the sky over the US eastern seaboard this evening, don't worry: You are not hallucinating.
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In most states along the Eastern Seaboard, slaying the gerrymander requires you to beg the very lawmakers who created a gerrymander and benefit from it to mend their ways.
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For example, research published in Scientific Reports found that wetlands, dunes, and other natural habitats along the Atlantic seaboard reduced damages from Superstorm Sandy by more than $625 million.
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Most Americans came from somewhere else to this continent and Penn Center provides us with a direct link to the African origins of slaves that occupied America's southeastern seaboard.
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TIRANA (Reuters) - An earthquake with a magnitude of 5.1 shook the Adriatic seaboard north of Albania's main port of Durres on Wednesday and was felt in the capital Tirana.
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Striped bass are found throughout much of the Eastern Seaboard and breed in several river systems, but the majority of local stripers are a gift of the Hudson River.
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Chief among the changes is a new wave surface on top of the block inspired by the Seaboard that brings a little tactile guidance to the formerly flat surface.
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But by the mid-2000s, the invasive species were mounting an ecological threat in the Bahamas, the Caribbean, and as far up the US's Eastern Seaboard as North Carolina.
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A warship was detected 70 miles off its Western coast in the South China Sea and survey ships were seen at the north and south of the eastern seaboard.
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At SPI she was in charge of selling InSmile™—a drug so dangerous that it required its own special prescription protocol—to the whole highly populous Eastern Seaboard.
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The three men make their way up the Eastern Seaboard, mostly by train, toward Portsmouth, N.H., stopping along the way to break up the trip and vary the scenery.
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In order to blunt the inevitable impact to the U.S. economy, Cotton said officials should develop criteria to allow "critical trade" to continue, like cargo flights and seaboard shipping.
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After laying waste to the Caribbean and plunging Puerto Rico into darkness and turmoil, the storm is set to make its presence known on parts of the eastern seaboard.
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For example, the stock price of Seaboard Corporation, a leading US pork powerhouse, increased by almost 2% just a day after the trade deal was signed by both countries.
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This pattern is tapping a plume of deep, tropical moisture from the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Sea into the Eastern Seaboard around high pressure in the Atlantic, weather.
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Florence is one of the strongest hurricanes on the eastern seaboard in decades, and more than 1 million people are under mandatory evacuation orders in the Carolinas and Virginia.
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"My first psilocybin journey began around an altar in the middle of a second-story loft in a suburb of a small city on the Eastern Seaboard," he writes.
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If offshore wind turbines are built up and down the Atlantic seaboard from Rhode Island to South Carolina, in about 20 years from now they'll need to be replaced.
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Those few days of extreme cold across the Atlantic seaboard demonstrated the need to change the way electricity markets operate in order to ensure the resiliency of the grid.
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"We'd like an opportunity to look at all of the areas (including the Eastern Seaboard and Alaska)," said Tracy Krohn, the chief executive of W&T Offshore Inc (WTI.
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Seven years ago, she took a temporary office job at Vane Brothers, which runs a fleet of tugs and barges in New York Harbor and along the Eastern Seaboard.
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Look at a dot map of cave systems in this country, and you'll see a disproportionate concentration in Appalachia, a long and distinct smudge roughly parallel to the Eastern Seaboard.
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On the flip side, this also is far and away the most affordable version of the Seaboard the company has offered up, at $299, versus somewhere between $799 to $8,888.
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Labor Day weekend plans for thousands of vacationers who were headed to popular beach spots along the Atlantic seaboard were dampened after the storm battered Florida's $153 billion tourism industry.
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Unlike the gorgeous but pricey Seaboard—ROLI's flagship product, which brought squishy, feature-heavy keys to the piano back in 2013—BLOCKS requires little musical fluency to operate or master.
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ATLANTA — The powerful post-tropical cyclone Hermine lurked off the Eastern Seaboard on Sunday, and its evolving path made the storm more likely to be a bother than a threat.
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When the issue is a potential big snow along the eastern seaboard, forecasters usually lean upon the model from the European Center for Medium-Range Weather Forecasting (the "Euro" model).
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But because of Gulf Stream currents, a major spill could affect the entire eastern seaboard, where about 1.4 million jobs and $95 billion in GDP depend on healthy ocean ecosystems.
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After the superstorm inundated the eastern seaboard, from the Mid-Atlantic to New England states, he worked in a bipartisan fashion with state and local officials to mitigate the crisis.
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Dorian, back to a Category 3 hurricane, began hitting the Southeast seaboard Thursday, threatening to inundate low-lying coastal areas from Georgia to Virginia with a life-threatening storm surge.
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For the first time in 50 years, a new tick species has arrived in the U.S. The Asian long-horned tick, Haemaphysalis longicornis, is spreading rapidly along the Eastern Seaboard.
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Even as Asia was dealing with the effects of the typhoon, the United States' southeastern seaboard faced severe flooding as a result of Tropical Depression Florence, which pummeled the Carolinas.
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Over the Labor Day weekend, the nation was transfixed by the images of a storm barreling down in the Atlantic Ocean, just off the southeastern seaboard of the United States.
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Jennifer Lawrence is hours away from saying "I do" on the Eastern Seaboard -- but until then, the meat and potatoes of her wedding venue are still being worked out ... literally.
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After a week of bone-chilling temperatures across much of the United States, a massive winter storm pounded the Eastern Seaboard today from Maine all the way down through Florida.
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The ethos of Tel Aviv — which runs, in effect, up the seaboard to Haifa — reflects the attitudes of another 40 percent of the Israeli Jewish population, which declares itself secular.
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The saga of the ship is a window on the leverage Moscow has over Ukraine's Azov seaboard, affecting dock workers, port operators, brokers and farmers who depend on the route.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - PTT Global Chemical Pcl, Thailand's largest petrochemical producer, on Tuesday announced a $4 billion investment plan over the next five years in an industrial development on the eastern seaboard.
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But the burial ground's powers are rooted in a long mythology, stemming back to the Algonquin-speaking people, who inhabited the northeastern seaboard and continental interior, especially the Great Lakes region.
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In February, Seaboard offered to buy the 46.15 percent of Unga's shares that are held by minority shareholders and listed on the Nairobi bourse in order to take the company private.
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During the most recent quiet period, from the 1960s through the early '90s, Kossin's data shows that hurricanes were several times more likely to undergo rapid intensification near the Eastern seaboard.
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According to guidelines first laid out in a 2001 SEC report known commonly as the Seaboard Report, companies can be credited for their efforts to discipline wrongdoers and self-report problems.
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The Great Blizzard of 21 Much like the Storm of the Century, the Great Blizzard of 21972 hit the Eastern seaboard in the middle of March and raged for several days.
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The private school in a wealthy city on China's eastern seaboard had moved to a smart new campus in September 20113, close to a site formerly occupied by three chemical factories.
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Andreotti says that the decline in the number of sharks is due to the impact of fishing -- especially the implementation of shark nets and baited hooks along the country's eastern seaboard.
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The proposed line, part of China's efforts to expand infrastructure in Southeast Asia, would cover 845 kilometers from the Thai-Laos border to Thailand's industrial seaboard along the Gulf of Thailand.
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Four years ago this month, America's eastern seaboard began the long and difficult process of rebuilding in the wake of Hurricane Sandy's destruction, the second-costliest weather disaster in American history.
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Consumers were in a "panic," said John Cardinale, president of Pilgrim Oil Group, a sort of energy co-op that contracts with dozens of heating-oil providers along the Eastern Seaboard.
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They hailed from A.M.E. churches in the South and throughout the Eastern Seaboard and had surnames like Sheppard, Hamilton, Wilmore and King, which continue to be common throughout the port town.
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Based on China&aposs eastern seaboard, the 72nd is one of three active group armies under the Eastern Theatre Command and has priority status in terms of readiness, strength and equipment.
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The early winter storm is expected to move northward along the eastern seaboard leaving a trail of snow and slush along major airline routes, including the New York area and Boston.
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They assisted over 41,000 people and saved 3,965 lives on our waterways, and conducted over 6,85033 hours of icebreaking operations for cargo ships on the Great Lakes and the Eastern Seaboard.
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For the most part, the trip involves hugging the Eastern Seaboard for more than 1,000 miles in a ferryboat designed to zip between landings in Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens and the Bronx.
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Four times a month he sets off for the Eastern Seaboard in a 73-foot-long 18-wheeler loaded with fresh produce and returns several days later, carrying mostly house paint.
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Michael B. Jordan is positive climate change is the real deal, escaping NYC juuuust before the so-called "bomb cyclone" shut down the city, along with most of the eastern seaboard.
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To date, Roli has released two primary devices: the Seaboard, which resembles a traditional keyboard; and the modular ROLI BLOCKS, square-shaped pads that use light to indicate sounds, pitches and volumes.
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Sole Concessionaire: JWD holds the sole Port Authority of Thailand concession to provide warehousing and handling of dangerous goods shipped to and from the Laem Chabang Port, located on Thailand's eastern seaboard.
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But that cost has risen in recent years, all along the Gulf Coast and Eastern Seaboard, as a growing population and coastal development have put more people and property in harm's way.
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For India, the gathering is an chance to put on a show of force close to China's eastern seaboard and signal its displeasure at increased Chinese naval activity in the Indian Ocean.
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For India, the gathering is a chance to put on a show of force close to China's eastern seaboard and signal its displeasure at increased Chinese naval activity in the Indian Ocean.
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Bowing to widespread opposition from coastal towns, the Obama administration announced Tuesday that it won't open the US Atlantic seaboard to offshore oil exploration, but will still allow some leases off Alaska.
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We've been a fan of Roli's futuristic keyboard for a few years now, as we watched virtuosos like Hans Zimmer and Jordan Rudess push the Seaboard Grand to some pretty impressive extremes.
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I am sure many of our colleagues on the Eastern Seaboard have received the same notes of gratitude for their coverage of Hurricane Matthew as it made its way up the coast.
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" New York Community Bancorp, a midcap regional bank doing business on the Eastern seaboard, comprises 2.6 percent of Ellison's fund, due to what he describes as "attractive franchises in highly desirable markets.
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Millions of Americans faced a slow and slippery return to work Monday as the Eastern Seaboard dug out from a record-setting blizzard that killed at least 30 people and paralyzed travel.
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This mystery may be by design, or merely the result of Mueller's sharpest tactical decisions: spinning off parts of his investigation to multiple U.S. attorneys' offices up and down the Eastern Seaboard.
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There is a rueful saying in the west of Ireland that "you can't eat scenery," but it's only half true: During the summer, tourism is the lifeblood of the beautiful Atlantic seaboard.
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Officials said the indictment, which included seven murder conspiracies, drug trafficking and weapons sales, capped a sprawling two-year investigation that reached across the country and up and down the Eastern Seaboard.
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It was snubbed at the customer service desk, and is now demanding to speak with the manager—all of the managers, every single one it's expected to encounter along the Eastern Seaboard.
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Inland Runner Also called a Coastal Runner, it is an area of low pressure that travels northeast along the Eastern Seaboard, cutting through cities such as Washington, Philadelphia, New York and Boston.
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The Midwest witnessed multiple "500-year" floods in the span of a few years; powerful hurricanes fueled by warmer waters have battered the eastern seaboard; unprecedented wildfires have devastated the West Coast.
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The latest storm projection paths from the National Weather Service predict that Humberto will travel north, missing most of the Bahamas before drifting east into the Atlantic Ocean, missing the Eastern Seaboard.
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The missiles theoretically have enough range to go as far as the Eastern Seaboard, but it's not clear if North Korea has the technology to attach a nuclear warhead to these missiles.
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A July report by the insurance company Lloyd's and Cambridge University found that a large attack on the power grid of the U.S. eastern seaboard could cause damages of up to $1 trillion.
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The Newark port is part of the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, which is the third largest port in the United States and the busiest on the U.S. Eastern seaboard.
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In this alternate world, a meteorite slams into Earth in 1952 and wipes out much of the US Atlantic seaboard, threatening humanity's survival, and prompting a massive effort to establish off-world colonies.
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He faces an electoral challenge from opposition communists, while Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party is a marginal force in the state on India's southwestern seaboard that is popular with foreign tourists.
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In Florida, we are home to more than a dozen seaports that depend on the Jones Act, including JAXPORT in my district, which is one of the largest ports on the Eastern Seaboard.
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Musk has already started projects in the Los Angeles area and in Maryland, where he hopes to eventually connect Baltimore and Washington, D.C. before creating tunnels along the rest of the Eastern Seaboard.
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This moving image is a representation of Hurricane Dorian, the storm which leveled the Bahamas, leaving at least 30 dead, and is currently wreaking havoc on the southern portion of the Eastern seaboard.
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Heroin's presence is fading up and down the Eastern Seaboard, from New England mill towns to rural Appalachia, and in parts of the Midwest that were overwhelmed by it a few years back.
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Brock Long, the director of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, said Thursday that the federal government had staged resources and personnel in states along the Eastern Seaboard to help quickly after the storm.
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The birds have moved to new habitats in the past, in the sense that the marshes of the Eastern Seaboard were not where they are now when the species appeared thousand years ago.
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Since Superstorm Sandy ripped through 24 states and all of the Eastern Seaboard in 2012, the dune system at Island Beach State Park hasn't been quite the same, said park superintendent Jennifer Clayton.
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A heat wave forming off the west coast in the Pacific Ocean resembles a 2014-15 phenomenon that led to major disruptions to marine life along the western seaboard, federal scientists said Thursday.
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The Midwest, Atlantic Seaboard, and South all have some metro regions in which more than 15 percent of the census tracts had a lead exposure risk of 29.2 — the highest possible risk level.
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The company has one fulfillment center in New Jersey, which services the entire Eastern Seaboard, one in California, which services the West Coast, and one in Texas, which takes care of the fly-overs.
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The storm gathering strength over the eastern Pacific Ocean is expected to sweep across the United States and hit the eastern seaboard on Friday and Saturday, said Rich Otto, a National Weather Service meteorologist.
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The fourth coastal storm in three weeks to hammer the Eastern Seaboard appears likely to form early next week, potentially delivering yet another crippling snowstorm to millions from the Mid-Atlantic to New England.
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The visualization above shows us predicted high air temperatures today, reflecting the onset of the heat wave expected to grip the nation from the Rockies to the eastern seaboard by later in the week.
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Outside of their recent efforts to boycott Wegmans—which has more than 92 supermarkets across the Eastern seaboard—Stop Trump Wine calls on restaurants, bars, wine tours, and wine distributors to boycott Trump Winery.
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New York City issued a snow alert for Monday night, preparing its fleet of snow plows, as some 50 million people up and down the Eastern Seaboard came under winter storm or blizzard watches.
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"I know the president likes to call her 'Pocahontas,' but now that she's making her way from the eastern seaboard into the center of the country, maybe Sacagawea would be more appropriate," Gaetz said.
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"I know the president likes to call her 'Pocahontas,' but now that she's making her way from the eastern seaboard into the center of the country, maybe Sacagawea would be more appropriate," Gaetz said.
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The Navy's 2nd Fleet, which extends from the eastern seaboard of the U.S. through the Barents Sea, was re-established in the summer of 2018 to deter and confront threats throughout the wide area.
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Megan ... Came to New York to talk to book publishers about putting book stuff on Google in the very early days, and there was an electrical outage that ... Yes, on the entire eastern seaboard.
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Heavy rains on the Eastern seaboard fell overnight from central New York state south through eastern North Carolina, where the National Weather Service forecast that a new round of downpours could cause more flooding.
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In Xinjiang, tens of thousands of Uighurs and other minorities are being sent to work in factories in other provinces of China, especially on the eastern seaboard where many manufacturers and exporters are based.
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A strong cold front could cause rain and wind anywhere along the Eastern Seaboard, from the Florida Panhandle all the way up to Maine, said Tim Loftus, a data scientist and meteorologist at AccuWeather.
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As the Category 2242 storm cut a swath through the Bahamas and pounded the southeastern seaboard, airports in the region began closing as part of pattern that likely will ripple along the East Coast.
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So in 2013, scientists packed up the 50-foot wide ring of magnets and shipped them to Fermilab by way of a barge that went down the eastern seaboard and up the Mississippi River.
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But the saga involving Kim Wall, a Swedish journalist, Peter Madsen, a Danish inventor, Madsen's sunken submarine and Wall's headless, armless and legless torso washed up on the Copenhagen seaboard contains layers of mystery.
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Water floods a street in lower Manhattan in 20173 after Hurricane Sandy, which killed at least 22017 people in the Caribbean and North America and caused massive flooding across much of the Atlantic seaboard.
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As mandatory evacuations begin for parts of three East Coast states, millions of Americans have been preparing for what could become one of the most catastrophic hurricanes to hit the Eastern Seaboard in decades.
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Aside from a Q&A with a small local outlet and an interview with a niche podcast, one might never know that Brown has one of the most important jobs on the Eastern seaboard.
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John Smith, a founder of the colony of Virginia in 1607, blatantly rewrote reality a decade later by naming a vast swathe of the eastern seaboard "New England", replacing native villages with fictitious English towns.
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The Trump administration's plans to open up offshore drilling along the eastern seaboard has riled state governments, including Republican-leaning South Carolina, who fear seismic testing and offshore drilling will harm their lucrative tourism industries.
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"Seaboard has decided to waive the minimum acceptance threshold and intends to complete the acquisition of the shares for which acceptances have been received," it said in a notice published in the Daily Nation newspaper.
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Writ larger on the national stage, the wind resources along the United States' Eastern Seaboard alone could potentially provide a huge fraction of our energy -- indefinitely, and the source of the energy itself is free.
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With rising seas and stronger storms, it's only a matter of time before states along the Eastern Seaboard are scrambling for sand to repair their shores, and the bureau wanted to know where to go.
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The storm is expected to be a major hurricane, so it would still bring high surf, erosion, and rip currents to much of the eastern seaboard, but staying offshore is obviously the best case scenario.
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In the past, many containers heading from Asia to the eastern seaboard would arrive at west-coast ports, such as Los Angeles and Long Beach, and then travel to their destinations by road or rail.
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On Comedy As Hurricane Florence headed toward the Eastern Seaboard in September, Ted Tremper, the showrunner for "This Week at the Comedy Cellar," realized he had a problem, and it wasn't damage from the storm.
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In the transition from the Mesozoic to the Cenozoic eras, around 65 million years ago, when the North American continent began to take shape, much of what we call the Eastern Seaboard was under water.
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"It will probably only take us through mid-October at the most, with the massive amount of requirements in Texas, and add to that at least that much, if not more, for the Eastern Seaboard."
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Full Coverage: Hurricane Dorian Millions from Florida to the Carolinas kept a wary eye on Dorian, meanwhile, amid indications it would veer sharply northeastward after passing the Bahamas and track up the U.S. Southeast seaboard.
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It begins during the War of 1812, when British soldiers promised land and freedom to a small group of West African slaves along the Eastern Seaboard if they would take up arms against their masters.
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AIR Worldwide, which models the risks of catastrophic events for insurance companies and governments, found that $1.1 trillion in property assets along the Eastern Seaboard lie within the path of a hundred-year storm surge.
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The railway will connect Thailand's main Suvarnabhumi airport in Bangkok to Don Muang and U-Tapao airports in the east, one of five major public-private partnerships aimed at boosting infrastructure on the eastern seaboard.
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The 85033 BP Deepwater Horizon disaster — which killed 11 people, sickened clean-up workers, and spilled 4.9 million barrels of oil into the Gulf and onto beaches across the southern seaboard — is one such example.
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Track the storms with CNN's storm tracker A Storm will lash the East this weekend A storm affecting the Southeast on Friday will ride up the eastern seaboard through the weekend affecting travel through Sunday.
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In a series of short runs along the Eastern Seaboard immediately before a New York premiere, it tested them all — and the material — often past the point of endurance, until the best possible product emerged.
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What about the idea that terrorist attacks could take out key natural gas pipelines and leave the whole eastern seaboard in the dark … unless we have giant piles of coal laying around, ready to go?
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As the snow has moved out of the Eastern United States, cold temperatures have rushed in, and residents all along the Eastern Seaboard can expect Sunday highs to be 2000 to 21 degrees below normal highs.
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As a map on Twitter shows, Miss Costa has been traveling up and down the Eastern Seaboard over the past few weeks, most recently sticking close to the shoreline of the Carolinas as she headed north.
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The Outer Banks, a string of narrow barrier islands where Rodanthe is situated, may have been spared the worst of Florence, which flooded roads, smashed homes and killed at least 210.6 people across the eastern seaboard.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The summer crab season has begun on the mid-Atlantic seaboard and supplies of the crustaceans in the largest U.S. estuary are improving, according to a survey, meaning crab lovers will enjoy bountiful feasts.
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Not only is that a relief for the eastern seaboard, it also gives specialists like Eric Blake, an expert based at the National Hurricane Center, free reign to ogle at the incredible beauty of these storms.
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Whatever the next 40 years bring, you can count on more destructive hurricane seasons and higher sea levels across the Eastern Seaboard — but many coastal communities have yet to grapple with what that will truly mean.
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New York just joined the other Eastern Seaboard states in committing to a multiyear deployment of offshore wind farms, now that the cost of wind energy has — you guessed it — crashed down to insanely affordable levels.
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For all films in release, studio distribution executives estimated that the blizzard, which prompted nearly a dozen states on the Eastern Seaboard to declare states of emergency, depressed North American ticket sales by roughly 10 percent.
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America has grown increasingly alarmed that its bases in Guam, or perhaps America's western seaboard, could soon be threatened by the regime of Kim Jong Un. Japan has long lived under the shadow of his rockets.
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Now, with its new capital, the company is focusing on expanding its sales and marketing on the East Coast, opening a new warehouse for distribution and reaching out to the vegan community on the Eastern Seaboard.
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With voters along the Eastern Seaboard getting wet heading to the polls this Election Day, political scientists and meteorologists are attempting to game out whether the inclement weather could be an issue affecting voters this cycle.
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The law passed by the Egyptian parliament is the first major official step by the largest Arab nation toward developing a strategy to combat what has turned into a growing smuggling industry along its northern seaboard.
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With a lethal Hurricane Dorian trundling toward the eastern seaboard last week, the Navy sortied its warships and aircraft, ordered mandatory evacuations for personnel in coastal areas and also sent to safety its sea mammal sentries.
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Much of the attraction is nearby Acadia National Park, where deep evergreen forests meet the craggy, glacier-sculpted coast of the Atlantic and where Cadillac Mountain, the highest point along the Eastern Seaboard, offers spectacular views.
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Neuville owned a portable watercolor paint box, a new contraption during that period, and she used it to document landscapes and people, flora and fauna, factories and mansions throughout the Eastern Seaboard and New York State.
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The last major mass casualty event for marine mammals in this part of the world took place from 2013 to 2015, when a resurgence of the morbillivirus killed thousands of bottlenose dolphins on the Eastern Seaboard.
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Yet the consequences of missing the target are devastating, particularly for arid regions like the Mediterranean, and low-lying ones like Bangladesh and the Eastern seaboard in America, where shorelines are being gnawed by rising seas.
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School classes were suspended in at least five provinces and fishermen in Luzon and the eastern seaboard advised not to go to sea, with warnings of storm surges of up to three metres in six provinces.
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The 5.8-magnitude temblor struck in Virginia and vibrated across the Eastern Seaboard, sending New Yorkers scrambling out of buildings and into the streets of Midtown Manhattan as police officers ordered the evacuation of City Hall.
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"The Frayed Atlantic Edge" is an account of a year-long kayak voyage that he made down the western seaboard of the British Isles, from the northernmost tip of Shetland to the most southerly point of Cornwall.
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But its close cousin, Aedes albopictus, known as the Asian tiger mosquito, came to the United States in the 1980s and is now in some 30 states, including the entire Eastern Seaboard up to New York City.
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Seaboard, which had about 2 percent of Unga before the offer with Victus which has a 50.93 percent stake, needed to acquire three-quarters of the total issued share capital to be able to take Unga private.
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Granted, it has fewer keys (24) and features than the full-size version, but modularity means that you can pair it with any number of controls or make it larger by snapping together Seaboard Blocks ad infinitum.
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As people along the Eastern Seaboard try to survive the heat, one Virginia police chief tried a new way to serve his community: Instead of pulling people over and handing out tickets, hand out ice cream cones.
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If the bill becomes law, Florida will be one hour ahead of the rest of the Eastern seaboard for 8 months of the year, putting it in the same time zone as Puerto Rico and Nova Scotia.
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He was in love with it; he was in awe of the men who wrote it; the late 18th century was a time when genius burst forth on the eastern seaboard, as it had in Periclean Athens.
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On Cape Cod, Massachusetts, new warning flags and signs are cropping up at some of the coastline's most popular beaches and a local shark research nonprofit is developing a shark tracking app for the entire Eastern Seaboard.
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This geography and its less extreme temperatures help Cape May produce one of the longest and best growing seasons for European vinifera wine grapes on the Eastern Seaboard, according to several winemakers who have studied the peninsula.
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Bad weather is always a potential hazard, especially in the northern part of the country and along the busy Eastern Seaboard, where a snow or ice storm in one city can trigger a chain reaction of delays.
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The remnants of what had been Hurricane Hermine swept up and along the Eastern Seaboard on Saturday, disrupting the holiday weekend in much of the coastal South while preparing to bedevil the Northeast well into the week.
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But as most of America's eastern seaboard braces itself for this year's first potential mega blizzard—dubbed Winter Storm Jonas—we all seem to be fearing shortages worthy of early-Bolshevik Siberia in the dead of winter.
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At a meeting scheduled for Monday and Tuesday, the fisheries commission is considering several options for managing menhaden along the Eastern Seaboard, including one that would allow up to a 40 percent increase in the catch limit.
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Newark also sits directly above the fiber optic cable spine running along the Eastern Seaboard, allowing companies to tap into some of the fastest internet services in the country and among the least expensive ultra-broadband network.
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As Vox's Dara Lind reports, because there were so many air traffic controllers calling in sick at key airports along the Eastern seaboard, many planes weren't able to land safely at places like New York's LaGuardia Airport.
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Of the eight men named Thursday, the most notorious was Mr. Ferraro, who is believed to have been one of the most prolific priest pedophiles on the Eastern Seaboard, and one of whom the most is known.
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While many of school districts and cities up and down the eastern seaboard have pledged to accept students fleeing Maria's devastation into their classrooms, preparing to do so isn't easy for both schools and their prospective students.
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It was unclear at the time where the vessel was heading, but the official said the spy ship has typically traveled up the eastern seaboard near Cape Canaveral, King's Bay, Norfolk and New London in the past.
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Much of this part of the Eastern Seaboard is not very high at all and forecasters expect storm surge between the mouth of the Cape Fear River and Cape Lookout to be as high as 13 feet.
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Today marks the centennial of this inaugural life claimed by the "Jersey man-eater," as newspapers came to call the mysterious shark—or multiple sharks—that sparked mass panic on the American eastern seaboard in July 1916.
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Given the early stages, weather models are not in total agreement over Irma's likely path or potential power, but all hurricane-prone areas - from the Gulf of Mexico clear up the Eastern Seaboard - could be in its target.
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There has been a constant battle between an El Niño-influenced weather pattern, featuring milder-than-average conditions across much of the country, and Arctic-influenced air masses that have brought snow to the Midwest and eastern seaboard.
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The facility -- in the south of the city, a few miles from Philadelphia International Airport -- is the 10th largest refinery in the United States and the largest oil refining complex on the Eastern Seaboard, according to its website.
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Along the increasingly crowded Eastern Seaboard, Cape Lookout National Seashore is a place apart — 56 miles of wide and mostly pristine beaches on barrier islands stretching from Cape Hatteras to Beaufort, N.C. No paved roads or resorts intrude.
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Construction and factory work used to be plentiful, he says, as he eats his lunch from a yellow plastic container while sitting on a wall outside a job centre in Hangzhou, a city on China's wealthy eastern seaboard.
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As well as the Seaboard, ROLI has developed Equator, the software synthesizer; NOISE, the free app that turns iPhones into musical instruments; Blend, the social platform for music collaboration; and JUCE, the C++ coding framework for audio developers.
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Tropical storm and flooding watches and warnings were in effect along the Atlantic seaboard from South Carolina north to Rhode Island as the potentially life-threatening storm moved along a stretch inhabited by tens of millions of Americans.
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Via India, Islam spread east, too, after Arab merchants carried their faith to the Malabar Coast of south-west India and, eventually, to Quanzhou on China's eastern seaboard, where 13th-century Muslims lie beneath gravestones inscribed in Arabic.
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"There are communities all across not only the northeastern seaboard, and the Gulf of Mexico, and beyond who are resource challenged and capacity challenged and still will need to adapt," Orff said in an interview with VICE Impact.
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The southward displacement of the polar jet stream across the Eastern US (trough) during Greenland blocking/negative North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO) episodes facilitates storm systems to track across the Midwest or Southeast and eventually off the Eastern Seaboard.
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Last summer an academic was removed from the management board of Nottingham University's campus in Ningbo, a city on China's eastern seaboard, after writing an essay critical of the 19th Communist Party Congress, a meeting of government bigwigs.
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The storm is projected to pass perilously close to Florida's entire eastern seaboard beginning later today, with a Category 3 or 4 eye passing directly over Kennedy Space Center on Friday, according to Weather Underground meteorologist Jeff Masters.
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Now, as Hurricane Matthew finally disembarks from its path along the Southeastern seaboard, first responders and others are venturing into areas impacted by the storm, they will be greeted roads completely flooded in some parts of the region.
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Late last year, Roli unveiled the Seaboard Rise, which disconnected the software aspect of the keyboard — it requires a laptop or tablet to play versus the standalone capabilities of the Grand — but also lowered the price of entry.
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Part of the the investment would be in the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) on the country's eastern seaboard where the company is looking at setting up an industrial estate to support a lithium business with partners, Chaiwat said.
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Clinton split the delegates along the Eastern Seaboard and the territories — which is very generous to Mr. Sanders — he might still need to win California by more than 100 delegates, or at least 20 points, to close Mrs.
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But as yet another deadly hurricane looms on the US eastern seaboard, juiced up from soaring global temperatures, even truly earnest efforts to leverage the oil boom toward a greener future seem to be too little too late.
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Energy companies would have access to billions of acres on the U.S. Atlantic continental shelf, which has never had a producing oil well, and could expand production on the Pacific Seaboard for the first time in 6900 years.
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Last month, Thailand approved the construction of the first phase of a $5.5 billion railway project to link the industrial eastern seaboard with southern China through landlocked Laos, part of China's One Belt One Road regional infrastructure drive.
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University of Miami climate researcher Shimon Wdowinski said that the eastern seaboard cities like New York and Boston are already getting a taste of what is to come, with seasonal high tides flooding greater amounts of coastal area.
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SYDNEY, Feb 12 (Reuters) - Australian consumer sentiment improved slightly in February as the threat from bushfires eased across the eastern seaboard, though concerns over the spread of the coronavirus in China and globally loom as a fresh headwind.
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In Australia, a million revelers thronged Sydney harbor and nearby districts to watch more than 100,000 fireworks explode above the city, even as thousands of people along the country's eastern seaboard sought refuge from the bushfires on beaches.
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Image: CDCLyme disease is the most common vectorborne disease in the United States, but it's also mostly confined to a small swath of the country running down the eastern seaboard to the Mid Atlantic and along the Great Lakes.
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The Justice Department is investigating whether Seaboard tried to conceal wheat-flour sales to firms linked to a Lebanese businessman and his brothers, who were put on the government's terror black list in 2009 and 2010, the newspaper said.
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Chinese ships sailing from their eastern seaboard must pass through this barrier to reach the Western Pacific, access to which Beijing needs both as a supply line to the rest of the world's oceans and for naval power projection.
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U.S.-based processors like Seaboard Corp and Smithfield Foods, a unit of WH Group Ltd, face a disadvantage for sales, compared with other suppliers, because Beijing imposed steep tariffs on U.S. pork as part of the countries' trade war.
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A Monday letter signed by 85033 businesses from New Hampshire to Florida says drilling threatens existing economic activity along the Eastern Seaboard, especially tourism or fishing sectors that they warn could be damaged by drilling or oil spills there.
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Nearly 2,300 U.S. flights were canceled by Sunday evening, more then 90 percent of them at airports in Chicago; Houston, Texas; Charlotte, North Carolina; Pittsburgh; Columbus, Ohio and a dozen major airports on the Eastern Seaboard, according to FlightAware.com.
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But for Democrats who had long hoped for the field to narrow and the options to sharpen, there was still mass uncertainty as people in 14 states from the Eastern Seaboard to the Pacific Coast went to the polls.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Holidaymakers trapped by bushfire had to be rescued by boat from a national park south of Australia's largest city of Sydney and 200 people were evacuated by firefighters as a heatwave struck the eastern seaboard on Saturday.
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But later this week, a storm front is expected to roll through and cool down the eastern seaboard for the weekend, Petersen said, providing relief to Washington, D.C. and Philadelphia on Friday night before heading down to the Carolinas.
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SM: When you can frame it in the absurdity of the fact that there was a town in West Virginia that filled enough prescriptions for painkillers to treat the entire Eastern Seaboard, you can make a joke off that.
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Rain on the horizon The storm that hit the Southeast turned into a nor'easter as it headed up the Eastern seaboard overnight into the morning, with strong wind gusts of 250-2125 mph expected overnight, said Taylor Ward, a CNN meteorologist.
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Already, some studies suggest that the "Atlantic conveyor belt," which brings warmer surface waters up from the Gulf of Mexico and returns cooler, deeper water down the US Eastern Seaboard, has weakened by up to 213% since the mid-237s.
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There's been an increase in frequency of major flood events along Australia's eastern seaboard, and rainfall during September was below to very much below average over much of Australia, and lowest on record for the Murray–Darling Basin as a whole.
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Seaboard feeds sorghum to hogs in part because it makes their belly fat firmer and whiter, which is preferred by customers in Japan, said Earl Roemer, who chaired the research committee for the United Sorghum Checkoff Program, an industry group.
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An analysis of concentrations of tiny airborne pollutants known as PM2.5 highlighted the effectiveness of government policies to clean the air in key population centers along the eastern seaboard that includes areas around Beijing, Shanghai and Guangdong, Greenpeace East Asia said.
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In the United States, meat companies such as Seaboard Triumph Foods and Prestage Farms have spent hundreds of millions of dollars boosting U.S. slaughter capacity by more than 10 percent from three years ago to nearly half a million hogs daily.
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In response to the multibillion-dollar devastation, the federal government passed legislation to help the Eastern Seaboard rebuild stronger and make it more resilient to the inevitable storms that will come in the future -- storms like the one we just had.
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That's why we saw rare glimpses of snowfall in southeastern states like Florida and Louisiana earlier in the week, and it's why meteorologists up and down the U.S. eastern seaboard are still warning against the dangers of sub-zero wind chill.
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For people who live along the U.S. Eastern seaboard, near the Gulf of Mexico or anywhere in the Caribbean, being reminded that we are still less than halfway through the 2018 hurricane season must be unsettling, to say the least.
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From the Great Plains to the Eastern Seaboard, a heat wave has been rolling over much of the US, with temperatures set to eclipse 100 degrees Fahrenheit on the East Coast and 284 degrees in the Midwest over the weekend.
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For example, 18% paid very close attention to Hurricane Dean, which impacted Mexico in 2007, and 28% paid very close attention to Hurricane Earl, which did not make landfall in the US but slightly-impacted the eastern seaboard in 2010.
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Over the past year, I have been stopping off to see Close in various homes and apartments up and down the Eastern Seaboard, trying to get a handle on the changes in his life and their connection to his work.
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Activists have been energized by successes on several fronts, including the decision last week by President Obama to block offshore drilling along the Atlantic Seaboard; his decision in November to reject the Keystone XL pipeline; and the Paris climate agreement.
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The barrier island on which Brigantine sits is part of a semi-continuous chain of skinny, shifting accumulations of sand that lie a short distance offshore along much of the Gulf Coast and most of the way up the Eastern Seaboard.
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Of course, many winter-lovers want to know what the future holds, and the prospect of doing snowstorm research during the warmest winter yet along the Eastern seaboard raises some tantalizing questions about whether this is becoming the new normal.
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It is almost unheard of for hurricanes to hit the Daytona area: They tend to bounce off the southern tip of Florida and then churn out to sea, only to hit the Carolinas as they move up the Eastern Seaboard.
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The Defense Department and several governors up and down the Atlantic Seaboard are opposed to drilling in those regions; the Navy historically conducts military exercises off the coast, while governors and lawmakers argue that drilling will hurt tourism and conservation efforts.
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The winter storm that caused chaos at Kennedy International Airport in January roared up the Eastern Seaboard, dumping more than a foot of snow on Boston Logan International Airport and sending water from Boston Harbor flooding onto the airport's grounds.
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During the past three summers, Mary Lee has been a regular on the Northeastern Seaboard, cruising along the Jersey Shore and the Hamptons, Fire Island and Montauk, in New York, attracting the attention of residents and tourists with each visit.
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