Conservative politicians may extol the virtues of a "real America" of rural areas and small towns, but the real real America in which we live, while it contains small towns, is mostly metropolitan.
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I will not leave small towns at the gas station.
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In small towns in Namibia Chinese traders peddle cheap wares.
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All the small towns in the Midwest feed into Chicago.
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He lists small towns to visit nearby, archeological sites, ruins.
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Small towns across Britain are being terrorised by feral seagulls.
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Read more: Small towns in America with the most millionaires
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Many are in small towns and have limited social activities.
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"This is in big cities and small towns," Wray said.
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In its details, it doesn't represent small towns of yesteryear.
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Things like this don't happen in small towns like ours.
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That's the things with small towns, people are small minded.
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Both often found their insular small towns disrupted from without.
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I knew many small towns with big aspirations for football.
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The protests, far from subsiding, have spread to small towns.
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In small towns, especially, they are pillars of their communities.
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We were stopping in national parks or quirky small towns.
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Even in small towns, men are furiously soliciting other men.
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Using Tinder in small towns is just not that common.
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KS: Well, at their very best, small towns are fantastic.
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Vacation spots, malls, small towns, and my all-time favorite: AIRPORTS.
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In small towns, time is not on the side of justice.
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There are small towns and pastoral church steeples along the road.
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Shoddy equipment has left garrisons in small towns vulnerable to attack.
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People don't realize, there are so many small towns in Texas.
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They're living in random small towns, they weren't big city guys.
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They got high turnout from non-minority people from small towns.
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Small towns can be hubs for innovative entrepreneurship of all kinds.
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Jackson's campaign do its work in small towns in New Hampshire.
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But even so, small towns are fighting to be wired up.
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In such small towns, campaigning is often a low-key affair.
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Kasich doesn't see the value of Ohio's cities and small towns.
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Without it, the city would be a collection of small towns.
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In small towns everywhere, resentment against newcomers and "outsiders" isn't uncommon.
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"Over 88% new customers came from small towns," the spokesperson said.
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They live in big cities, small towns and rural agricultural districts.
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Tornadoes hit several small towns in East Texas, killing four people.
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But those alternatives aren't available in a lot of small towns.
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One of the last thriving small towns in America went under.
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He asked what I loved about small towns, and I said, 'I love that everybody knows everybody, the town shuts down for football games…' And he says, 'Yeah, but why do you really love small towns?
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In 1950 U.S. agriculture directly employed more than six million people; these farmers supported a network of small towns providing local services, and some of these small towns served as seeds around which various specialized industries grew.
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You go to small towns and there's no charm there any longer.
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Obviously, this is bad news for people who live in small towns.
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It was integrated slowly, often painfully, in small towns across the country.
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In many small towns what they wanted as a big Google campus.
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Those communities can be small towns or neighborhoods, or even broad cities.
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Trump didn't just win in small towns, though he galvanized communities there.
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Small towns and rural America embody many of our nation's greatest strengths.
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Technology, which promised to save small towns, only contributed to their demise.
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Still, big changes in America often come from small towns and hamlets.
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Rocket Lawyer talked about employing attorneys in small towns across the country.
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Small towns are more intimate but also more isolating than big cities
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Several small towns and cities are home to even higher robot densities.
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Obviously, most small towns can't mimic this strategy by founding a college.
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Airports, rest stops and small towns tend to be the most limiting.
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I feel that in small towns word travels fast accurate or not.
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They came from our inner cities, our small towns and our farms.
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Neighborhoods felt like small towns, she said, and children had more independence.
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We arrived on a Sunday, when many small towns virtually shut down.
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In hard-pressed rural communities and small towns, that isn't an option.
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The cash crunch has been worst in small towns and rural areas.
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But many more remain in Italy, in cities and small towns alike.
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The small towns that struggle are less able to help their residents.
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This makes it highly attractive, especially to people who prefer small towns.
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Cities offer them very different kinds of jobs than small towns do.
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From big cities like Los Angeles to small towns like Hamden, Conn.
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Small towns get a handful of votes while big cities get more.
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But I really realized small towns were special when my dad died.
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I like local festivals in small towns the best, to be honest.
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Groups is doing the opposite clustering facilities in rural America and small towns.
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And small towns like this tend to be far sicker than the norm.
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Cities hard hit include Everglades City, Miami, Naples, and small towns in between.
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In a Democratic primary, these four relatively small towns can decide a race.
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There have been protests even in small towns such as Slonim and Maladzechna.
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The issue, mostly, pits people in northern Minnesota's small towns against city environmentalists.
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Per reports, Trump performed very well in rural and small towns across America.
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You can see it in the Ohio small towns that have but three
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Counting even people living in small towns, China has only 259m urban dwellers.
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An army of fans followed his tours from big cities to small towns.
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Hibachi and teppanyaki grills are all over America's small towns and big cities.
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Small towns and abandoned industrial areas are prime candidates for regeneration-by-brewery.
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Green Bay is the team people from other small towns love rooting for.
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People in small towns were drinking untreated water, a major risk for infection.
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Both are small towns in rural County Galway in the west of Ireland.
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It has about 80,000 believers, many in villages and small towns like Saiqi.
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Small towns can also sustain entrepreneurial activity that is tailored to their needs.
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Ghouta is an area of small towns and fertile countryside east of Damascus.
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Plenty of charming small towns throughout the country are well worth a visit.
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Crystal meth and opioid use, as in so many small towns, was rampant.
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From our inner cities to our small towns, Indian Country to Coal Country.
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Some analysts say Fidesz's support was the strongest in small towns and villages.
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"El Mencho and his associates prey on the addicts, and they prey on small towns where they can act as bullies and infiltrate these small towns," said Wendy Woolcok, the special agent in charge of Drug Enforcement Administration's special operations division.
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Small towns that are lost causes for Democrats — he's actually not writing anyone off.
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The Phi Kaps were kids from small towns who scored well on the SAT.
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And a raging opioid epidemic is hitting small towns and rural communities especially hard.
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But, like East Hampton, which has 2000,2100 residents, those are all relatively small towns.
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And the list goes on with small towns from Texas to Florida to Pennsylvania.
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As in many small towns across Canada, you need a car to get anywhere.
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Many small towns have only 75% of the population they had 25 years ago.
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Walz introduced to provide funding for community development and infrastructure projects in small towns.
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Here, the stories of real escorts whose experiences bridge small towns and big cities.
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Now, people in suburbs and small towns don't need to own their own car.
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Gossip is the plague of most small towns, but Orange City was especially judgmental.
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Yet, the micro features of our economy — particularly in small towns — continue to stagnate.
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It snakes through the jungle, passing a few small towns, waterfalls and bamboo forests.
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Michigan offers lots of rural communities and small towns that are perfect for retirees.
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In major cities and small towns, crowds rallied against President Donald Trump's immigration policy.
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Chicken plants dominate the economies of Morton and other small towns east of Jackson.
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As a result, some of Italy's most beautiful, historical small towns are dying out.
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Small towns like Ada, it turns out, are burial grounds for dirty local secrets.
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Twin Peaks Some things never change — at least in small towns in television shows.
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Six-on-six basketball became a phenomenon in Iowa, mostly in the small towns.
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Small towns and large cities all over the country now have tanks, for example.
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And they permeate small towns with a prominence that is unmatched around the world.
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The article also referred incorrectly to the location of two of Maui's small towns.
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But they were lies tailored to citizens in small towns that were getting smaller.
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So is investing in all people in both America's large cities and small towns.
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Small towns, especially in South Georgia, sometimes have more shuttered storefronts than open businesses.
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Accessible public lands and vibrant wildlife bring people to small towns and rural areas.
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That hostile tone, though, was not evident in most small towns and suburban areas.
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For that matter, it would insult people in small towns like the Lanford, Ill.
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Later, on "Face the Nation," she boasted about getting "record crowds" in small towns.
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Help-wanted signs are plentiful in our small towns' restaurants, stores and service businesses.
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Small towns across America have benefitted from delivery apps with a surge of options.
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What if the best way to rejuvenate small towns is to invest in cities?
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Because of racing, I'm used to being in small towns, and Weiner did not disappoint.
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But many are doing just that, whiling away their days in small towns throughout Norway.
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He found himself criss-crossing through a strange country, whose small towns were proving trying.
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Migration off the island, compounded by the storms, was felt the sharpest in small towns.
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Whenever it suited them, they could easily pull off to visit small towns and landmarks.
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Thousands of people remain under evacuation orders, including the small towns of Ono and Igo.
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He makes a little money, brings joy to small towns on random Thursday nights, ages,
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Small towns like mine, and similar communities across the U.S., should be celebrated and strengthened.
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I've seen small towns like Raleigh, Charleston, and Norfolk gain new life through entrepreneurial efforts.
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Garden City was selected as the sole case study for small towns in middle America.
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The lack of a citizenship question doesn't just impair voting rights enforcement in small towns.
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He doubts he will ever again write about small towns with the same unblinking realism.
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Kobach helped small towns draft draconian immigration ordinances that failed to survive inevitable legal challenges.
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In the small towns and rural communities of Iowa, he felt very much at home.
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"In small towns like Ada, the prosecutors and police are under enormous pressure," he explains.
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We see small towns and rural communities hollowed out by lost jobs and lost hope.
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His company organizes all-day scooter tours in the Dutch countryside and through small towns.
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It's a rural county of five small towns, and the biggest industry is cattle ranching.
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There is already clear evidence that the economic prosperity of urban areas benefits small towns.
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And so, a few enterprising people took a bet on the small towns surrounding Byron.
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"But many of the Democrats — they really don't focus on the small towns," he added.
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This law would remove the rights of small towns to determine where drillers could operate.
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A former banker, he proved ineffective in connecting to voters in villages and small towns.
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Food and fuel sellers dot the journey, usually near small towns lost in the wilderness.
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You heard Frisbie's complaints all over the country, especially in small towns and rural areas.
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Digital firms may attract customers from small towns, but they are unlikely to employ them.
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"Small towns like Glen Rock try to hold on to a myth," the mayor said.
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After weeks in small towns, he'll be in bigger cities tomorrow: Muscatine and Cedar Rapids.
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Tributaries of the Delaware River meander through a string of small towns in Sullivan County.
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When it passed through small towns, though, it was lined with banners, flying like flags.
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Many had attended "the common schools" outside of small towns and were otherwise self-educated.
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Small towns, outer-fringe suburbs, and the suburbs of small cities are where Republicans live.
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But in most cases, streets were in rural areas or small towns, not major cities.
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If you live in small towns in the industrial heartland, your employment opportunities are limited.
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In Hawaii, previous eruptions have destroyed small towns, but nothing on the scale of this outbreak.
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The highlight of that trip, he said, was visiting various national parks and discovering small towns.
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Not small towns in Pennsylvania, where several sites recently stopped accepting the city's treated human waste.
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We were both from small towns in Tennessee, and she was always someone I listened to.
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You go into any of the small towns around here, and it's you're like too big.
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If the protests stay within these small towns I'm not sure how long this can persist.
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The UK is full of small towns that seem to define themselves with events like this.
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Ultimately, though, Italy's many small towns and villages will have to make their own preparations, too.
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Occasionally they show up in small towns or nearly cause crashes as they cross country roads.
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What this effort means for Waynesville, and many small towns like it, remains to be seen.
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"People of small towns aren't making as much, don't have as many job opportunities," she said.
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Those living in rural areas or small towns were more likely to support Republicans over Democrats.
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They are political independents and moderate Republicans, many of whom live in suburbs and small towns.
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But a larger factor, it seems, was the despair of white people in struggling small towns.
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Some 3,500 residents of small towns in the fires path were evacuated on Thursday, officials said.
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That's why some funds are focusing on small towns, where they hope to build a monopoly.
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We watched in small towns we'd never set foot in before along the path of totality.
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This is how all these small towns all over America start to have a gang problem.
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National Guard vehicles rumble through small towns or idled outside Big Lots stores and baseball fields.
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At the end of December, I visited Charlotte, Raleigh and other small towns in North Carolina.
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If you go on the road and visit the small towns, then you will find America.
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Small towns in Massachusetts, Maine and Connecticut also hold town meetings at least once a year.
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While migration from small towns is nothing new, "the financial crisis is clearly the problem," Mrs.
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Today, fewer than 15 percent of U.S. businesses are located in rural areas and small towns.
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Unable to compete in the big cities, Huawei initially focused on China's small towns and villages.
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On Sundays, in many cities and small towns across our nation, Church and football are sacrosanct.
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GoBankingRates just released their annual round-up of the richest small towns in every US State.
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Mobile pay is now available in almost every place I visit in China, including small towns.
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And often, those things are a facet of privilege in small towns where everyone knows everyone.
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Many American officers, even in small towns, often speak of their deep fear of being shot.
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The program sent doctors into Brazil's small towns, indigenous villages and violent, low-income urban neighborhoods.
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In small towns, the stigma of drug use may also play a role in death investigations.
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So the goal was for it to be playable in small towns, and I've played in a ton of small towns across the U.S., going to Ingress events and also Pokémon Go, so it may not be everywhere, but we did try to accommodate for that.
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"Well, I know about small towns, and they do have their dark side to them," King said.
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I grew up in small towns in northern Minnesota where we didn't even have a movie theater.
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"It's a persistent problem throughout the country — in big cities and small towns, in all 50 states."
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Mr Modi also made it a priority to spread digital access to more villages and small towns.
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Even small towns in Rwanda have shops selling solar home systems—but not necessarily to poor farmers.
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And while creative sorts flock to cities, scientists and engineers keep small towns in rich areas alive.
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The small towns and villages of my Appalachian county were called the little cities of black diamonds.
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Then there are the young people I don't see, the ones in small towns and rural areas.
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The economic recovery that created millions of new jobs has largely bypassed small towns and rural America.
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Cosmopolitan recently reported that just one McDonald's location in each of these two small towns offers pizza.
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I love teen TV. They're such perfect coming-of-age settings: small towns, small group of friends.
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Whatever the reasons, the Front National vote seems to be more and more important in small towns.
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It's not just St. Joseph and Flint Dirty water doesn't only strike small towns like St. Joseph.
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Small towns in California, Minnesota, Colorado, Kentucky, as well as San Francisco have all had dog mayors.
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From small towns in Italy to Irish islands, these places have practically begged people to move there.
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But like many other small towns across the world, Marquette, Kansas, is in need of new residents.
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No one in the neighbor's family said anything to us, but you know how small towns are.
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If they live in regions where services are good, or in small towns, they keep their job.
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These infrastructure investments enable small towns and big cities across America to benefit from increased recycling rates.
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T5. Massachusetts — Massachusetts has big, bustling cities like Boston and charming small towns in the Berkshires alike.
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The winners are a mix of charter and district public schools, in small towns and large cities.
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Britain's bigger cities are far more racially and ethnically diverse than its small towns and rural communities.
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He wanted to stir people in small towns and rural communities like his own North Carolina town.
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It's had success with brands that are local favorites in small towns that don't have national distribution.
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I was 24 when I started, and most of them were 18 from small towns in England.
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We had been doing small towns with Redneck Rampage, so there was a little research was involved.
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Both tell tales of small towns and overworked parents, about feeling like outsiders and battling class discrimination.
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And on Friday nights, in small towns across America, none of us are trying to stay home.
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Many of the French protestors are from rural areas and small towns, where public transport is scanty.
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Newspapers in small towns across America are fighting to remain profitable and relevant in the digital age.
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In Lahore, many of them are second-generation migrants from small towns and rural areas in Punjab.
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The bustle of the urban alleyways and the restiveness of the small towns come across credibly throughout.
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If you like spooky children, cops who are quietly sad and small towns with secrets, try this.
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And she believes things can change, even in small towns in the Midwest, even among her parents.
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Uber and Lyft both depend on good cell service, something that can be spotty in small towns.
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Small towns can lower speed limits or install stop signs to make their roads unattractive to outsiders.
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Village People Small towns populated by outsize personalities mark the work of two more Down East novelists.
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There is already clear evidence that the economic prosperity of cities and metropolitan areas benefits small towns.
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For millenniums, thousands occupied small towns in the valley that at least some of them called Ahwahnee.
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It was fantastic, yet it was the moment I realized everyone in small towns wears multiple hats.
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"Back in those days, in small towns, they didn't have theaters, they had fairs," Mr. Blanchard said.
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And, while all that's going on, 85033,300 American small towns and communities have totally lost news coverage.
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Tokyo unveiled plans this week to create exemptions to anti-monopoly rules for lenders in small towns.
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In small towns and counties across the country, people read the document carefully and knew it well.
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Most troublingly, the decline is steepest in small towns and rural areas whose communities were once ironclad.
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Back office operations are a natural fit for small towns as long as they have broadband access.
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Small towns also in its path, like Anza and Hemet, have even fewer resources to fight it.
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I passed boarded-up shops in the hearts of small towns, and tumbledown barns and abandoned farmland.
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Much has been made of the outward migration from small towns in the Midwest to bigger cities.
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Certainly, in an era of concentrated wealth, taxpayers in big cities and small towns like Elwood, Ill.
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The troupe often performed in small towns to largely black audiences with little access to the theater.
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" You have these small towns — I wrote about a lot of people in small towns [who] are very interesting to me, who were the nth generation of people told by the caste system in India, "You're a bricklayer, your dad was a bricklayer, your grandfather was a bricklayer.
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"The real story of what happens in America happens in these small towns, and in these small towns there are people whose rights have been completely upended," said Asha Bandele, until recently a senior director at the Drug Policy Alliance, which helped finance Mr. Glasgow's work for years.
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The spread of small towns like Baligubadle, with a school and a health clinic, is one important factor.
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Highlands provides one window into how some of these shifts could reverberate in small towns across the country.
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There are cultivated fields (in light colors), small towns (in blue and purple), and old forests (dark green).
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I spoke to several young women who had moved to Bangalore to escape life in their small-towns.
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The shootings occurred in small towns, and are more evidence of a particularly deadly year for law enforcement.
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You expect that in small towns, but even in the suburbs it's still an us versus them mentality.
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The storm could thrash small towns with winds of up to 140 miles per hour, a meteorologist said.
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Luckily for fans of True Blood, Harris kept writing tales of small towns chock full of supernatural forces.
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When they asked about my upcoming plans, I told them I wanted to visit small towns like Vilcabamba.
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On Wednesday, Bottoms requested Congress consider giving cities and small towns greater access to information on protecting threats.
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Many find success (and paychecks) living in small towns, especially when technology and inexpensive airfares make commuting NBD.
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To avoid immigration agents, they walk for days over hills, through jungles, and into small towns like Chahuites.
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The trends appear among teens poor and rich; of every ethnic background; in cities, suburbs, and small towns.
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And yet all of you came together in small towns and big cities and you decided to believe.
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His family and Nachito's have a lifelong relationship, the kind that is common between families in small towns.
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Even as America has urbanized over the past two centuries, we maintain our national mythology around small towns.
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Like many small towns, Denmark's water bills have been rising since its population dropped, along with its revenue.
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And all across America, in small towns and big cities, municipal bonds play the same vital economic role.
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They were supposed to teach best practice to farmers and factory managers in small towns and rural areas.
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I learned that people in small towns don't feel FOMO over not living in a bustling, large city.
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Roads connect small towns—truck stop, church, motel, houses and trailers—and lonely expanses roll by in between.
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A spokeswoman for New Mexico's Democratic Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham criticized the releases in small towns like Deming.
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We tell them that: Do not venture out alone in small towns during the night, don't wear skirts.
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Small towns with names like Apache, Rodeo and Tombstone echoed the Old West I had in my head.
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Known for both charming small towns, beach coastline, and metropolitan Atlanta, Georgia is attracting Gen Xers in droves.
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By doing so, they permanently altered the political and social landscape of the small towns where they lived.
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But Guernier plays up the successes the company is having in small towns that aren't so far removed.
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They trekked through North Carolina, Kentucky, Georgia, Mississippi, and elsewhere, stopping in small towns and meeting local eccentrics.
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Left behind in these small towns were aging, more conservative voters who pushed their regions to the right.
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Disputes are especially common in small towns, said Mr. Zabel, who is not involved in the McKee case.
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Internet commerce has spread the trend, making it easy for shops to reach devotees even in small towns.
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Others may not be aware that federal prisons are generally in small towns with very few employment opportunities.
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But there also are active prejudices against farmers, country people, the country, small-town people and small towns.
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I know how suspicious, and sometimes awed, residents of small towns can be of privileged, big-city visitors.
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It's an oversimplification to say that more rural groups, or those in small towns, have stronger social capital.
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"It guarantees or minimizes the possibility that these small towns will succumb or disappear with time," he said.
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In small towns and small cities, your ability to provide health care will quite literally be a lifesaver.
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The city fell away, then the suburbs, and then she passed through small towns with no posted names.
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For these small towns, Vietnam remains a touchstone, a defining moment in their history, even as memories fade.
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Programs to settle less-educated (or black or Muslim) migrants in small towns have sometimes proven more difficult.
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Kimmelstiel and her family spent 12 years moving through cities and small towns throughout France during the Holocaust.
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Much of her literary trove was set in small towns in Mississippi, and in Rome, Venice and Montreal.
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Small towns are lovely for bringing up families, but the services they may be accustomed to are limited.
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PiS is popular in small towns and rural areas of Poland but less so in major urban centers.
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And in the reassurance that small towns can be counted on to give comfort to another in pain.
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Robert Wuthnow, a sociologist at Princeton University, spent eight years interviewing Americans in small towns across the country.
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Small towns notified residents that their plows might not keep up with the rapid snowfall, leaving streets impassable.
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It's hard to know who is to blame: Mr. Tracy's temperament or the insular nature of small towns.
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We wanted to figure out how small towns declined, what's going on today, and what the future looks like.
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It's a small community with a low cost of living, which describes many small towns in the United States.
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A lot of our customers were in small towns that had lost their industry, in North Carolina or Virginia.
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For this to work, however, children like E's daughter need to stay in the small towns after the graduate.
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A national popular vote system wouldn't devalue the votes of people who live in rural states and small towns.
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It happens everywhere from bigger cities like Jakarta, Bandung, and Yogyakarta, to small towns like Lingga, Payakumbuh, and Malili.
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Ukrainian forces have been creeping forward into the "grey zone" in recent months, seizing positions in several small towns.
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From a distance, it presents itself like so many other small towns all over the world: safe, decent, innocent.
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Some small towns and communities have been cut off by floods while others were short of fresh drinking water.
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"Today in big cities and small towns, there is an affordability crisis" proved to be a big applause line.
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Making geofilters scalable so even people in small towns around the world can use them has massively boosted viewership.
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It has particularly ravaged small towns, and rural communities where there is little economic opportunity and limited health resources.
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Both experiences also grapple with the idea of government conspiracies, revolving specifically around military-led experiments in small towns.
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Even in small towns, like Wappingers Falls in upstate NY — a town of 5,000— crowds amass at local bars.
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Funding this program and continuing to expand broadband into underserved small towns is critical to keep the momentum going.
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Small towns and villages may be the spiritual heart of the nation, but economically they will continue to struggle.
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Small towns still struggle — in June 2019, the Jones County courthouse and jail in Trenton were still under repair.
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There is a perception that in the South, particularly in the small towns, everyone walks around being openly racist.
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Women endure the same treatment from less prominent figures in big and small towns, and businesses of every kind.
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Many large employers in the manufacturing sector have left small towns, and entrepreneurship and investment have declined as well.
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Their members were drawn primarily from small towns in the countryside, and were small business proprietors and small farmers.
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They travel through small towns, up and around mountains and across the Polar Ice Cap to reach Santa's workshop.
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But in small towns and the countryside, Cubans identifying as gay are not open about their sexuality, said Prendes.
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When our community banks are gone, one of the major economic engines of our small towns will be gone.
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Small towns like the one I grew up in are built on an economy of face-to-face trust.
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We can only hope we're not forgotten, as climate-driven catastrophe newly puts other small towns in national headlines.
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Even then, rural areas and small towns weren't the "real America," somehow morally superior to the rest of us.
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Counties outside metropolitan areas — mostly small towns and rural areas — draw and lose roughly even numbers from domestic migration.
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The Italian manager cut his coaching teeth at tiny clubs in the small towns near where he grew up.
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What had been a scattering of small towns is now a major metropolitan area housing around four million people.
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If you include small towns in the total, the parties' votes were almost identical, 91m Democrats to 90m Republicans.
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Small towns often felt more unsafe than bigger cities like Milan, Turin, or Florence, where diversity was more accepted.
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These small towns are now predominantly Latino and are among the very first to lose water when drought comes.
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The poultry-plant work pays roughly $11 to $13 an hour in small towns in Virginia and West Virginia.
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Even as free information has proliferated online, libraries have remained essential fixtures of America's small towns and city neighborhoods.
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He has also started scouting for shuttered boulangeries in small towns, hoping to overhaul their finances and reopen them.
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These businesses are central to the social, civic and economic vibrancy of small towns and cities across the country.
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You could solve a lot of this stuff by moving people from the cities and into these small towns.
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The strains on Little Bay Islands — emigration, resource collapse, aging populations — are familiar to small towns around the world.
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As with a lot of isolated small towns on the Great Plains in decline, there are no easy answers.
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Point three is that there are significant differences between small towns and large cities, but there are also commonalities.
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Florida cities hardest hit by Irma were Everglades City, Naples, and the Florida Keys and small towns in between.
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In short, the best strategy to mend the nation's regional divides is one that supports cities and small towns.
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Young people fled farms and small towns to live in big cities and work in factories, restaurants, and bars.
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My mom couldn't really take the small towns, so she got a map and found the biggest city on there.
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"For people in small towns -- the closures that we've already experienced, these closures have had a devastating impact," Barrasso said.
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This array of measures reflects the concentration of Democrats in metropolitan centers and Republicans in small towns and rural communities.
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It's what small towns do best, Melissa Tschudy said: Look after each other like family, especially in times of need.
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Small towns "should be places where everyone can live and be accepted and have an opportunity to thrive," Vest said.
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And sending off small groups of guys from Calabria to small towns in obscure parts of Europe helps with discipline.
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The Outsider, like so many of King's works, is in part an exploration of the ugliness festering within small towns.
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Millions have left their villages for other villages, small towns and cities in search of jobs that are not there.
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ROME — In Finland, militia groups are patrolling small towns housing asylum seekers in the name of protecting white Finnish women.
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We were in Italy for 10 days and recorded eight stories, moving quickly by train and car through small towns.
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"It will destroy small towns and cities across the country because they will virtually have no air service," she explained.
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It pretends to bring America back to its imagined roots as a collection of small towns with deep civic involvement.
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HBO's hit Game of Thrones is mainly shot in Europe, around world heritage sites, major tourist attractions, and small towns.
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Authorities urged residents of several small towns in Oklahoma and Kansas to leave their homes as rivers and streams rose.
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For adventurers, the state features tons of small towns and national and state parks for kayaking, hiking, biking, and exploring.
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Once more communities have access to revolutionary technology, it also spurs growth and development in small towns and cities alike.
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Back then, there were still small towns–you knew all of your neighbors and we looked out for each other.
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Dunne and his wife are currently living in London, but both are originally from small towns in the United States.
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Some small towns and communities have been cut off by floods while others have seen fresh drinking water become scarce.
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Some small towns and communities have been cut off by floods while others found themselves short of fresh drinking water.
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In its small towns, food vendors ply their wares from stalls, mechanics work on cars and children walk to class.
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Drinking water America's problem with bad drinking water is more widespread than you think, and many small towns are vulnerable.
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One of the small towns had a plaque in a town square of the Jewish victims taken to their deaths.
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But the countryside, small towns and hard-hit industrial provincial industrial centers voted overwhelmingly to leave and carried the day.
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Small towns are under the government's thumb; cities, where the opposition is a majority, will get only one extra representative.
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Two decades ago, Wuzhen was one of many small towns across the country that were being hollowed out by urbanization.
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Heroin is the drug of choice in small towns in New England and wide-open rural areas across the country.
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For instance, I represent several small towns in Eastern Kansas that rely on Critical Access Hospitals and other rural hospitals.
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Footage filmed on his journey — open highways, desert scenery, small towns — provides the visual backdrop for vigorous movement (1:00).
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Adams believes if you cut down demand in these small towns enough, the dealers will be forced to go elsewhere.
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He added that he hopes to meet with teachers and scientists and visit small towns and universities throughout the year.
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Without a main industry to drive the area's economy, hockey is the center of life in these two small towns.
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Bailey said several people from small towns nearby have reached out to learn more about how she pulled it off.
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He dominated in Michigan's small towns and rural areas, losing only in few counties that tended to have older voters.
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From Kyoto, I took three separate trains past power plants, greenhouses, small towns, backyard yuzu trees and grass tennis courts.
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Eastern Ghouta, a cluster of farms and small towns, is one of the last major areas held by Syrian rebels.
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Because he loves driving cross-country, it is, too, a poetry of motels, small towns, remote outposts and roadside attractions.
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But like many other small towns on the way to Los Angeles, Needles used to be a lot more important.
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Because whether in cheek-by-jowl metropolises or intimate neighbourhoods or small towns that answer is both absurd and unwanted.
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With his predilection for small towns and their operation, Kuma had been one of the first architects to help Minamisanriku.
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And regional wealth and income disparities will deepen, as small towns and remote suburbs remain isolated from major employment centers.
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"Small towns and what they are with their rumor mills — you take everything with a grain of salt," he said.
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And as more people have left rural areas, schools in small towns and villages have closed, creating a vicious circle.
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Many of the commenters said they live in small towns and love the tight-knit communities they've grown up with.
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But in the American small towns, where he encountered checkout clerks, bartenders and car mechanics, he saw parts of himself.
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They work in small towns where there are no other doctors, in poor urban neighborhoods and in Veterans Affairs hospitals.
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Some firefronts in Australia's south-east stretch more than 1,000km (621 miles), pressuring the firefighting resources especially in small towns.
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Small towns are usually the targets of these attacks, but larger cities like Atlanta and Baltimore have also been victims.
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Kansas prides itself on its public schools, and, in many small towns, the high school serves as a community anchor.
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On Saturday, it plowed into the Philippines, flattening homes in small towns and villages on the northern island of Luzon.
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Latinos are making their mark on Wall Street, and Hispanic families and businesses are revitalizing small towns in rural America.
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Looking at small towns and rural areas, which account for the vast majority of the country, things appear even worse.
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Even before Florence hit, many small towns in North Carolina were struggling due to a decline in agriculture and manufacturing.
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No, sorry, I was at the Albany Times Union right out of journalism school, covering a few small towns there.
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She has received stories from around the country, from big cities and small towns, from married women and shy men.
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Some small towns and communities have been cut off by floodwaters while others have seen fresh drinking water become scarce.
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It has also widened the gap between the metropolises those firms call home and less-populous small-towns and rural areas.
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But in small towns where gossip travels fast, landlords might be reluctant to rentW an apartment to an HIV-positive woman.
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Often some Democrats minimize or do not understand the power of faith, family and a sense of community in small towns.
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Hurricane Harvey struck the coast of Texas on Friday, drowning highways, ravaging small towns, and causing some 30,000 people to evacuate.
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Lafayette has a population of 126,000 but is the urban center of a region scattered with small towns and Venezuelan immigrants.
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I guess my tip would be maybe don't take your Sport through small towns, or rather, don't do what I did.
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It is a trademark of Mr King's to use supernatural events to expose and inflame wounds already festering in small towns.
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District 16 is split among three wards of New Hampshire's largest city of Manchester and four more small towns surrounding it.
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In some, you'll find small towns with occult secrets, in others, a dash of '80s sensibilities or episodes oozing with creepiness.
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As I have done during my most recent trips, they should drive to the small towns in the island's mountainous interior.
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Economic revitalization of small towns and rural areas in Virginia and across America will depend on the availability of digital infrastructure.
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Most small towns are weird, but I feel like the small town I grew up in is particularly weird about food.
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Small towns in California, Minnesota, Colorado, and Kentucky have all had dog mayors, and San Francisco had one for one day.
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"I think small towns and rural communities are at stake," said State Representative Kenton Onstad, a Democrat and the minority leader.
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In the decades since Sanders was elected to Congress, he has been hosting spaghetti dinners in small towns across the state.
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Ins small towns people crowded along the streets despite the rain, to wave tricolors and to cheer each vehicle that passed.
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The earthquake was felt from Rome to Bologna, in Emilia-Romagna, in a broad area pockmarked with dozens of small towns.
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But the US has dozens of cities and many more small towns where the season is just as bad — or worse.
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As in small towns all over America, shopping and much of the middle class have moved out of the city center.
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It operates throughout the country, often in small towns and villages, relying on drug trafficking, illegal mining, and extortion for income.
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But in small towns, being beholden to a private company for an essential service can put local administrators over a barrel.
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The brick sidewalks and storefronts frequently earn it the honor of one of the best small towns to visit in America.
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"It's amazing that any of these small towns can do junior hockey teams," said Dean Brockman, a former Broncos head coach.
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They describe small towns, fights with parents, wrecked cars, late night meet-ups, and other aspects of the universal teenage experience.
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While much of the overt indoctrination is now gone, the material traces of this campaign still permeate cities and small towns.
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The tiny villages and small towns along the way depend on the pilgrims, offering accommodation and food in all price ranges.
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In some cases they lived in small towns where the dating pool was limited, or they were victims of sexual trauma.
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Big cities have lots of ways to forge friendships and communities that are open and accepting — more so than small towns.
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These surcharge areas are home to about 70 million people, according to our calculations, in rural areas, small towns and suburbs.
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Across the United States, navigation apps have diverted traffic from congested highways onto quiet residential streets, creating headaches for small towns.
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Meanwhile, small towns and rural areas have been bypassed, forming a sort of economic rump left behind by the knowledge economy.
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Day by day, the authorities say, he has recounted details of long-ago murders: faces, places, the layouts of small towns.
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But almost none had travelled the United States, spending time in the small towns, big cities and back roads of America.
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Small towns are struggling, she said, with populations shrinking, schools closing and farmers wrestling with bankruptcies and a growing suicide problem.
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Hurricane Florence's unusually slow approach is proving a particular challenge for many of the small towns on North Carolina's coastal plain.
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The Republican vote in emerging (outer) suburbs, exurbs and small towns either held steady or dropped by only a small amount.
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The same thing is happening in other small towns and rural communities where refugees settle, across every state in the union.
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"The idea that scientists are leading the march started to evaporate when these small towns started to show up," he said.
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In contrast, people in small towns are left devastated when global competition forces the only large manufacturing plant to shut down.
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The risks were slightly higher among young people living in close quarters, such as small towns or close-knit university communities.
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Ontario's liquor board, for example, argues that its near-monopoly brings a uniform level of service everywhere, even in small towns.
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"I'm visiting small towns in Iowa, and just stopped in Wilton, population 85033,800," Zuckerberg wrote in a Facebook post on Friday.
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The ancient Mayan cities collapsed in the eighth or ninth century, but the Mayan people remained, farming corn in small towns.
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But a New York Times report last year chronicled the disappointment that many small towns felt when the construction boom faded.
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Urgent urbanization after the world wars resulted in homogeneous scenery in every corner of Japan, from small towns to metropolitan areas.
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Erwin spends his time riding the trains of postwar Austria, traveling to small towns for a few nights before moving on.
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And it's particularly the young women who leave the small towns in hope for a better life in cities or abroad.
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Small towns all over the world let Kate Russo lead them into the "path of totality" Small towns all over the world let Kate Russo lead them into the "path of totality" On a bright August morning in 1999, Kate Russo put on the special glasses she'd bought for the occasion and looked directly into the sun.
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Based in Brentwood, Tennessee, LifePoint operates hospitals in around 70 communities across 22 states, focusing largely on small towns and rural areas.
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"I'm traveling so slowly, mile by mile, so I can stop in the small towns that the interstate has bypassed," says Tanenhaus.
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National and state parks, along with campgrounds and small towns, were among the destinations Americans said they would most want to visit.
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Presidential leadership is desperately needed to address the problems of the millions of people who live in small towns and rural areas.
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As Jughead (Cole Sprouse) tells us time and time again in voiceover, Riverdale represents all small towns that have a dark underbelly.
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For the last three months, she has been working on building a waste water treatment plant for two small towns in Arizona.
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They also have little in common with Russia's grim, small towns in the hinterland which form the core of Mr Putin's electorate.
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Small towns in the South operate differently than other places—what happens here stays here but not in a cool Vegas way.
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Along its path, small towns from Oregon to South Carolina placed its hopes on the promise of eclipse tourism, just like Hopkinsville.
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Their exchange is a familiar one for most queer women who live in small towns where lesbians are still seen as unicorns.
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In raw numbers, this phenomenon of return migration isn't common, but that's the most common type of in-migration for small towns.
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It targets consumers with no bank accounts and in small towns and cities, helping them to make purchases online through its agents.
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We've had a situation in Iowa where a lot of those small towns have been withering — and some of them literally disappearing.
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And yet, all of you came together, in small towns and big cities … you knocked on doors and you made phone calls.
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It's often the small towns and rural areas, the families and friends you thought you left behind, where the fertile weirdness lies.
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America's 'dirty secret' It's not just Flint -- thousands of small towns in the US are vulnerable to dirty or contaminated drinking water.
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Convoys of volunteers have traveled to small towns in central Mexico that were closer to the epicenter of Tuesday's 7.1-magnitude earthquake.
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Along the way, we will ride through small towns and big cities, with stops in Peekskill, N.Y.; Morristown, N.J.; Philadelphia; Newark, Del.
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Despite their shared themes, this fiction has little in common with the suburban stories of John Cheever or Alice Munro's small towns.
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Competitors often have infrastructure in major cities, but Slim's network is the only option in many small towns and villages, Negrete said.
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Meanwhile, smaller cities like Dayton, Ohio, already floundering, have been falling further behind, as have countless disconnected small towns across the country.
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In his visits to Utah's 29 counties, he has met with county commissioners, sheriff's department officials and elected officials in small towns.
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Small towns and cities from Pittsburgh to Omaha had perfected the YC model of accelerator creation and low-cost/high-impact funding.
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Many country songs figure small towns as relics from a more wholesome past, or reserves against the excesses of contemporary—urban—life.
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And too many TV small towns are filled with kooks and oddballs and weirdos, when they're not full of angry, shouting mobs.
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Reliance Jio said Facebook helped it build and curate modules that are relevant for people in cities and small towns in India.
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And more and more small towns, many in Republican states, are moving in progressive directions by becoming beacons for love and optimism.
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She had spent her life in small towns on the outskirts of Toledo, working the kitchens at truck stops and nursing homes.
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People are especially wary in small towns, said Gabrielle Lee Hurst, a mental health worker who lives in nearby Lee County, Florida.
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The Americans I saw that day were F-4 Phantom bombers, brutally attacking small towns on the shore of Ha Long Bay.
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We were Ivy Leaguers, graduates of the Naval Academy and respected colleges, from big cities and small towns all over the country.
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So I felt a guilty shudder of satisfaction reading Williamson's vituperative 2016 attack on the dysfunctional small towns that supported Donald Trump.
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That is particularly true in small towns and cities in what is already one of the most parched regions of the world.
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Recent reports indicate that about 1.5 million Puerto Ricans, particularly those living in small towns and rural areas, are still without electricity.
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Our small and midsize farms in particular are disappearing from rural America, and with them our small towns are toppling like dominoes.
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There are a lot of judgments in the small towns and dressing like this can bring unwanted attention and lead to trouble.
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MICHAEL DAVIS, NEW YORK To the Editor: Traffic nightmares in small towns aren't the only issue with Waze and other traffic apps.
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In my experience, African-Americans, especially in small towns, often smile and nod at black passers-by and not at white ones.
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Out there are ties that bind, when small towns are flooded by tourists and race matters less than where you are from.
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For a century it has been the cultural anchor of the region, though, like all small towns, it has its warring factions.
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Farther down in Dillon, S.C., dozens of people had to be rescued overnight as waters rose in small towns and rural areas.
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In cities and small towns to the east, thousands of others remained stranded by rising waters and were still without dry shelter.
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Their core constituents, Hett indicates, were Protestants from the countryside or small towns who felt themselves to be the victims of globalization.
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Sheriffs serve as the primary law enforcement for many rural areas and small towns, making arrests, serving warrants and enforcing protective orders.
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These small towns, these small teams — places where nobody is really ready to rumble — find themselves caught in a free-for-all.
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Many of the small towns nestled among the waterways of the Alaska Marine Highway are also largely dependent on tourism, reports NPR.
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The crowd followed Thursday festivities that took place in Rachel and Hiko, two small towns that are close to the military site.
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Basically, we limited ourselves to small towns with fewer than 25,000 people and only those that were away from suburbs or cities.
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It's Mattiet's attempt to help revive Locana, which like many other small towns in the region, has been experiencing dwindling and aging populations.
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So, before the invention of air conditioning, traveling magic shows and their crews used to settle in small towns during the summer months.
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Local governments of small towns in the caravan's path are having to respond, however, as Mexico's government is limiting the help it offers.
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"If I was one of these nutjobs, that's what I'd be doing," Joe Giacalone, a former NYPD sergeant, said about targeting small towns.
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Mistrust has made small towns and metropolitan centers like Mexico City alike self-reliant as it remains skeptical of the federal government's response.
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Tonight parts of America are in the grip of a deadly heroin epidemic, spanning race and class, hitting small towns and cities alike.
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This summer I visited a bunch of small towns across the country, and I saw signs that white nationalists are becoming more active.
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As part of this work, our organizers had over 10,000 conversations with people in small towns across the country over the past year.
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Many of its victims were local councillors, businesspeople or police in the small towns and tight valleys in the hinterland of San Sebastián.
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Indeed, flying these RAM flying taxis around in wide-open areas and small towns may help refine the technologies required for denser airspace.
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He also said his campaign would focus on the small towns and struggling parts of Pennsylvania that Democrats neglected so badly in 20163.
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Contrary to what cynical New Yorkers might think, there are still some small towns in Kentucky where crazy kids in love do that.
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Many in Poland's small towns and villages felt that the previous government, led by the liberal Civic Platform party, looked down on them.
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Founded in 2014, Kudo helps consumers with no bank accounts and based in small towns and cities make online payments through its agents.
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The quartet drive perhaps the most luxurious car possible, while traveling long highways dotted with small towns and lots of charming little diners.
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"I think people in small towns really struggle to open their eyes to the possibilities of what careers are out there," she said.
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But in the past few years, we've witnessed friends leaving the city's downtown for its outskirts, or in some cases, for small towns.
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Because there had been fraternizing, and women had left their small towns and come to Washington and begun to live very different lives.
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She began her campaign with a "listening tour," mostly in the dark-red Republican, rural areas and small towns of Upstate New York.
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Demonstrations have erupted in cities and small towns across the region, and security agents stand accused of responding with reckless, often fatal violence.
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These are good-paying jobs at companies based not just in New York or California, but in small towns like Sauk Rapids, Minn.
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His multifaceted plan calls for significant investment in people ... to develop a generation of entrepreneurs doing business in rural America and small towns.
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Cossack republics were declared in the Luhansk region, in three small towns, where traditional Cossack rule including punishment by public whipping was established.
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Clinton across most of the white working-class countryside and small towns — communities that look a lot like where he basically tied Mrs.
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In the very small towns in particular, they felt that everything they dealt with in the community they could trace back to meth.
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Yet as much as they celebrate small towns, Kelley and Hubbard seem intuitively aware of the bored desperation that these places can foster.
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As beloved host of numerous public television programs, Howser traversed the state, exploring small towns, important but under-recognized landmarks, and natural wonders.
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I cover a section of the West, which means I spend a lot of time in small towns and on winding mountain roads.
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As a military veteran he also gets a warm welcome from supporters, again predominantly white, in small towns in New Hampshire and Iowa.
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"You are not alone anymore," was the Zeman slogan plastered on billboards and echoed in meeting after meeting in small towns and villages.
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It's a story that's becoming more common across America, as small towns face a choice between preserving their identity and saving their economy.
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Less-populated areas may be hit disproportionately hard, including small towns such as Pollock, La., where the biggest employer is a federal penitentiary.
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TIJUANA, Mexico — When we think of southwestern borderlands, many Americans think of half-abandoned outposts or quaint small towns with lone desert highways.
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Like Texas, Bavaria has been historically divided politically, with traditionally minded conservatives in its small towns and liberals and progressives in its cities.
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Family members passed out pictures of the boy — then 4-foot-2, with brown hair and brown eyes — in small towns in Illinois.
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Twelve people in Alamance County — a patchwork of small towns in North Carolina — have been charged with voting illegally in the 2016 election.
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In 2012, along with a team of lawyers who represented small towns, Ms. Haney challenged a revision to Pennsylvania's oil and gas law.
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My wife and I are both from small towns in the rural Midwest, but neither of us had imagined ever returning to one.
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David Lynch is still one of my favorite directors, and I'm repeatedly drawn to the eerie darkness and strange allure of small towns.
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So, if you're looking to discover emerging small towns before they're officially on every globetrotter's map, head to these rising destinations this year.
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Many of the assignments are in small towns or isolated regions along the US border, and job demands can be strenuous and dangerous.
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And often, they can apply only on specific days of the week or in certain seasons, especially in small towns and rural areas.
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Thousands of people were evacuated from mostly rural areas and some small towns in the path of the fires, which remain under investigation.
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Their families are a composite portrait of the economic forces that have drawn undocumented immigrants to the nation's small towns and metropolitan heartland.
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That could really hurt small towns that are already spending extra money on police, emergency services, cleanup crews and all those portable toilets.
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It is a tale that applauds women's ambitions in politics, celebrates our lost arts and the return of music to our small towns.
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Lost jobs, empty storefronts and shrinking populations are ingrained images of small towns in the U.S., but the reality is far more complex.
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Warren's four-stop tour Friday and Saturday took her from the small towns of Kermit and Chillicothe, Ohio to Columbus, Ohio and Cincinnati.
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Part of my fieldwork and my research was going to small towns and asking, If I was this character where would I work?
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I'm sure, like my mother, he has been dead many years, but he exemplified what Sears meant in small towns across the country.
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They began selling drugs in Jojutla, then spread to Tlaltizapan, Tlaquiltenango, Zacatepec, fighting off other groups in the small towns across southern Morelos.
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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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This can help sidestep one problem of relying on charity alone: well-endowed foundations focusing on the plight of cities, not small towns.
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The circus was made especially profitable after the brothers began using railroads to travel to both small towns and big cities by train.
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It says to the children of small towns and cities that we care more about a wall than we do about your minds.
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And the small towns that once defined Middle America are dying as big metropolitan areas outpace them in job creation and cultural dominance.
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"The issues in the small towns are no different than the issues in the urban areas, but there's just less volume," she said.
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We'd plop into big cities like Houston and small towns like Wilkesboro, N.C., and we'd find 25 to 100 community "Weavers" almost immediately.
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Most of the violence against Muslims has involved fringe Hindu vigilante groups that have become active in small towns and cities across India.
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I headed north on Route 9, past farmland, meadows and small towns, to the second city of New Netherland, Beverwijck, which became Albany.
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For those in small towns or suburbs, finding people to bang is a lot harder when you've known most of them since birth.
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This makes it easy to speed, so I had to set my cruise control for small towns where the limit drops to 30 mph.
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Search-and-rescue efforts have not managed to make contact with many small towns and villages that were in the path of the tsunami.
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He had spent two months on the campaign trail visiting dairy farms, taking photos with college students and making stump speeches in small towns.
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My little brother got arrested over parking and traffic tickets, driving through one of those small towns in Texas where they just make revenue.
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Addiction has long afflicted rural east Tennessee, where the rolling hills and mountains are woven with small towns suffering from poverty and poor health.
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In all three, the victorious side drew its support from rural areas and small towns, and was opposed by voters in the big cities.
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"Rural America is movable," she argues, pointing to the appeal of Laura Kelly, the Democratic governor of Kansas, in suburbs, small towns and cities.
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People still exist, in small towns and stables, but much of Hyrule is beset by hordes of monsters who have bivouacked into the hills.
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Small towns along the militarized line that divides Indian and Pakistani-controlled Kashmir are on the frontline of ongoing tensions over the disputed region.
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Before 2016, Gianforte was primarily known as an entrepreneur who could use his business acumen to bring new industry to Montana's dwindling small towns.
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The towns they serve are growing older and thinning out as working-age Americans migrate from small towns to cities, often never to return.
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Small towns had theaters too, and the biggest stars traveled to them; one of Bernhardt's many US tours included a stop in Muskogee, Oklahoma.
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" Owen adds, "You'd be surprised at how many of them also move back to their small towns and don't take advantage of their momentum.
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It's not just an urban problem; rural areas and small towns can have a vacancy rate nearly twice as high as major metro areas.
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More than 80 percent of the company's current export vendors were from small towns and cities, vice president of seller services Gopal Pillai said.
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According to the cartographer, Martian craters smaller than 60km in diameter are named after small towns on Earth with populations less than 100,000 people.
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Brigade is a conceptual driverless motorcycle I have designed to keep the peace in small towns, and keep human officers doing more important work.
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The farmers, the shopkeepers, the restaurant owners and just about anyone else you might associate with small towns in rural America have gone missing.
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In a cool (but clunky) vintage car, Shadow and Mr. Wednesday (Ian McShane), cut through fields of wheat and small towns, half rusted-over.
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Here's your guide to celebrating Pride all across the U.S. this month — including parties and parades in your favorite large cities and small towns.
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I spent the summer of 2016 playing pick up ball and visiting courts ranging from the small towns in Bosnia to fortresses in Belgrade.
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Big cities may get most of the attention, but America's small towns have so much to offer travelers, especially at this time of year.
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Yet even as overall emigration to the west dries up, eastern cities are sucking educated people away from already struggling small towns and villages.
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Meanwhile, the talent and creativity in small towns is going untapped at the same time that traditional tech centers are struggling to find talent.
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Bukalapak expects to break even in three years, as it adds new product segments and expands coverage in small towns, Oetomo previously told Reuters.
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Dollar-store chains selling cheap food are entering hundreds of small towns, but their shelves are mostly stocked with frozen, refrigerated and packaged foods.
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The O.S.C.E. has opened "forward patrol bases" in hotels in small towns more stable than this one, and leaves video cameras rolling at night.
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But the region is at risk of losing its younger generations and having its small towns fade even more fully into the past. Why?
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Sandpoint's internet situation isn't as dire as a lot of small towns—Northland, a Seattle-based cable company, offers cable internet to the town.
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Nearly every person I met in Anchorage, Tyonek, and small towns in between managed to somehow work the state's financial woes into the conversation.
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Innisfil—like many of the world's rural and small towns—doesn't have public transit, and residents need a car to get pretty much anywhere.
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They came in the ships to the ports, so when you go to a block party in the small towns, they're playing African music.
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As detailed in recent articles by Politico and Buzzfeed, cryptocurrency miners have descended in droves on small towns in Washington state and Wyoming, too.
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"It's an issue that a lot of small towns are having," she said, noting that the budget for their police force hovers around $47,000.
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" He was swept to power by voters in small-towns and rural America who believed him when he said he would "rebuild your communities.
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That turns out to be an idiom rich in humor, as fans of "Parks and Recreation" (speaking of small towns in Indiana) will recall.
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"Texas seems to recruit a lot of boys from small towns, and most of them have small minds just like their fathers," he said.
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In small towns across the state, there are farmers and working-class voters who appreciate plenty about Mr. Trump, including his anti-trade message.
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There is a cliché that small towns seem condemned to — that everything remains the same, and nothing ever happens to you unless you leave.
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While visiting bustling cities is one way to travel, small towns can offer a more relaxed feel and a charm that can't be paralleled.
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Cities were able to come up with the money, but often small towns couldn't collect enough taxes to keep professional EMTs on the payroll.
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As he drove around the country, visiting mostly small towns and cities, Mr. Tunbjork searched for people and places that visually reflected his emotions.
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Kaputa works at a district school in New Hampshire that has students traveling from six small towns which are divided along the political spectrum.
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Now, Walmart is rebranding itself as a company focused on the needs of its workers and the fate of small towns and hardscrabble cities.
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In August, almost two dozen small towns in Texas were targeted by coordinated ransomware attacks, while schools districts across the country were also hit.
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But it is clear when you drive through the byways, small towns, and farmlands of our nation that rural America has not kept pace.
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The article also misstated the location of two small towns, Lahaina and Kapalua; they are on the island's northwest coast, not in the south.
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The supermarket chain will continue expanding by opening new stores in small towns and rural areas where Zubkou says it has practically no competitors.
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To determine the richest small towns, GoBankingRates analyzed income data from the US Census Bureau, specifically focusing on locations with 500 to 15,000 households.
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But in the rural places and small towns, people expressed a deeply felt sense of not getting their "fair share" — defined in different ways.
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MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa (Reuters) - Four years ago, Donald Trump campaigned in small towns like Marshalltown, Iowa, vowing to restore economic prosperity to the U.S. heartland.
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Denmark is building cycling superhighways between its small towns and plans to ban the sale of gasoline and diesel cars entirely from 22018 forward.
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The weirdest thing about using dating apps in small towns is that you inevitably see everyone you've ever known, and everyone you've ever dated.
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When he launched The War, for instance, it was meant to look at World War II through the lens of four American small towns.
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The king himself hunts moose, and small towns shut down for the season opener much like Wisconsin towns do for the state's deer season.
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He was going to restore millions of lost factory jobs, revive economic growth, and replenish the depleting vibrancy of distressed cities and small towns.
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But the prospect of change has failed to resonate with inhabitants of small towns nestled in the lush, wooded countryside of southwestern Michoacan state.
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The PiS, which commands strong support in conservative small towns and villages but is unpopular among educated urbanites, insists all its reforms are lawful.
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What Brexit tells us about an already-divided England Small towns and big cities weigh in on life before--and after--the conversation about Brexit.
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To see who will be keeping their egos in check and what they think makes America's small towns so great, watch the full video above.
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Instead, Republican candidates echo Trump in seeking to alarm a conservative base disproportionately composed of older, less-educated whites in small towns and rural areas.
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For nearly six months he has traveled to nearly a dozen small towns in a remote region of the Peruvian Andes called the Sacred Valley.
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For the party's base of conservative white voters – especially older, less-educated ones in small-towns and rural areas – it's fear for their personal safety.
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Downie is considered one of Canada's greatest songwriters and was the frontman of the rock band beloved for songs about culture, small towns and hockey.
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He was talking about the more than 200 town halls he'd held -- from the small towns of New Hampshire to New York and San Francisco.
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In 2014, a plan to expand Addis Ababa into the surrounding region of Oromia - in effect swallowing up small towns like Dukem - sparked mass protests.
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In small towns, younger patients fear that their local doctor — who may also be their Sunday school teacher or basketball coach — may call their parents.
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"I think American Idol picks people out of small towns who don't know much about the business or how to navigate it afterward," Owen says.
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In small towns, younger patients fear that their local doctor -- who may also be their Sunday school teacher or basketball coach -- may call their parents.
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It also could improve the chain's already-substantial financial advantage, since in many small towns it competes with local businesses for workers and market share.
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Organizers hosted rallies in large cities, in small towns, in blue states, in deep-red pockets, in places where guns are knitted into everyday life.
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Hasidic communities&apos tech limitations are not just in small towns like Kiryas Joel and New Square that are situated far from big cities, though.
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Like many small towns across Canada, hockey is stitched into the identity of Humboldt, a farming and potash mining hub 87 miles northeast of Saskatoon.
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Perdue's vision for all of the families in small towns and rural communities who deserve a champion for their jobs and their way of life.
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In the Democratic race, Sanders won most of the state's white working-class countryside and small towns in an upset over front-runner Hillary Clinton.
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Maybe that's because Nebraska is also a land of ghosts, of small towns dwindling to the point where, in another generation, they might disappear altogether.
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This is a big, diverse country, encompassing not just urban centers and peripatetic young people, but small towns and 50-somethings with chronic knee trouble.
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The 40-year-old program helps give small towns and remote communities access to air service, where it can otherwise be difficult to support financially.
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But in small towns and villages far from journalists—who are paid not to be interested in what real people think—the resisters are gathering.
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Battle Mountain, Nevada (CNN)Route 305 is a seemingly nondescript stretch of road in the middle of a very empty state, connecting two small towns.
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Once upon a time, a party with roots in small towns churned out policies like rural electrification and anti-poverty programs and the GI Bill.
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Particularly critical to small towns and rural areas as well as to small businesses, USPS also is the nation's largest civilian employer of military veterans.
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For a majority of women, it's become important to learn how to keep themselves safe as they move from small towns and villages to cities.
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In cities and small towns across the country, citizens worried about the future world their grandchildren will inherit started sharing those concerns with federal lawmakers.
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Six of the bodies, including Cummins' relatives, were found off a rural road between Westmoreland and Fairfield, small towns about 50 miles northeast of Nashville.
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There are decent alternatives to the military-owned properties in Havana, but that is not the case in small towns like Baracoa, in eastern Cuba.
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There were lots of kids from really small towns, who had barely enough money to scrape through and weren't exposed to the world that much.
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To hear him explain it, the coaching deficit in China sounds an awful lot like the coaching deficits common in many small towns across America.
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Bailey's hope, and mine too, is that other small towns will recognize their power to shift hearts and minds everywhere and will consider following suit.
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Also, larger groups rely on buses for transportation, which are too big to get into the city centers of many small towns, especially in Europe.
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All around the globe, there are lots of small towns that have an old-school atmosphere, incredible landscape, and an array of activities for travelers.
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Sedona, Arizona, is often named to lists of the best small towns in America thanks to its easily explored range of red-tinted rock formations.
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In Atlanta, these include nearby small towns whose picturesque squares have served as settings for shows like "Stranger Things" (Griffin) and "The Vampire Diaries" (Covington).
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But, as with much of rural Europe, many residents in the mid-20th century fled agricultural work for the cities, leaving many small towns barren.
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Arts & Leisure ___ Tournament organizers, property developers and a handful of small towns have created a network of megacomplexes to court travel teams, athletes and parents.
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For two players at distinct points in their careers, the path to the lucrative WTA Tour begins in small towns on the humbling Pro Circuit.
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Arts and entertainment are important in Beckley — the Smithsonian Magazine honored Beckley as one of the top 20 small towns for cultural enrichment, Moorefield said.
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Since September, the bushfires have destroyed more than 900 homes, decimated small towns, and killed more than 480 million animals and at least 17 people.
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Wednesday's warning follows attacks on more than 20 Texas small towns and other entities, and attacks on multiple school districts in Louisiana that led Gov.
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Wednesday's warning follows attacks on more than 20 Texas small towns and other entities, and attacks on multiple school districts in Louisiana that led Gov.
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A byproduct of this mentality was, in some circles, the proliferation of a stereotype of small towns as all being conservative, judgmental or unwelcoming communities.
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The job promises a competitive salary, benefits, paid expenses and the opportunity to be a "mini celebrity" in small towns and big cities across America.
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Although many of the areas where the Minas Gerais state government has reported cases of yellow fever are rural, some cases are in small towns.
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I realised then that my story had resonated with people who live in small towns and villages, just like the one I grew up in.
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Our reporter Adam Nossiter headed to Albi, one of those small towns whose fate is intertwined with voters' anxieties about the French way of life.
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The plaintiffs include areas hard-hit by the opioid crisis, ranging from heavily populated places lsuch as Cleveland to small towns such as Opp, Alabama.
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Many of the films' stories still see women giving up promising careers to move to small towns with the guys they've too often just met.
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But in the course of his 2020 run and especially through small towns in Iowa, his emotional exchanges have become a hallmark of his events.
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Museum on Main Street is designed to share the resources of the Smithsonian with small towns through partnerships with state humanities councils and museum associations.
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In many parts of the United States, including small towns, Chinese and Mexican restaurants preceded bilingual schools and elected representation in local and state politics.
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In many small towns, belonging to the Klan was a means of career advancement for political strivers — among them Hugo Black and, apparently, Harry Truman.
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"Even if we can understand the dismantling of Calais … our small towns are not the solution for this dismantling," the mayor said during the rally.
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Weekend practicums will take students to small towns, state parks, festivals, and big cities in the Midwest to work with social practice artists and placemakers.
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Groups' model, grounded in DeFlavio's thesis from Dartmouth, targets the two barriers — proximity and price — by building low-cost facilities in small towns and rural communities.
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"I think what we battle now, in these small towns, is that they have to identify as addicts, and realize they have a problem," says Carpenter.
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Wins for big cities, losses for small towns The recession and its aftermath shifted the geography of prosperity in America — and workers still haven't caught up.
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And in small towns like O'Neill, Nebraska, these policies had a devastating impact on Latino workers who had settled in the US over the past decade.
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A coordinated ransomware attack on almost two dozen small towns in Texas crippled networks for a week in August, while a school district in Flagstaff, Ariz.
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Her themes draw deep from Americana, trailer parks, and small towns — familiar country music imagery — and yet the lyrics take the genre somewhere necessary and new.
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Meanwhile, says Mr Colvin, "small towns are getting swallowed by the big towns", as Walmart and other large employers turn places like Tontitown into dormitory suburbs.
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American Boys is a portrait series of 29 transmasculine individuals from big cities to small towns across the USA captured at distinct stages of their transition.
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Across from the White House, he spoke on behalf of small towns at the "Families Belong Together" march, along with celebrities, activists and immigrants rights groups.
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Ms Poonam travels to small towns, largely in Hindi-speaking parts of north and central India, and repeatedly finds the same mix of aspiration and anger.
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Lexington spent November 8th in southern Wisconsin, talking to voters in small towns known for an unflashy, church-picnic and chambers-of-commerce sort of conservatism.
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Authorities discovered six of the bodies and the injured victim off a rural road between Westmoreland and Fairfield, small towns about 50 miles northeast of Nashville.
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To make ends meet, wives and daughters who would have been confined to the home in villages and small towns go out in pursuit of work.
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The bottom tier had 003,135 primary hospitals, which tend to concentrate in small towns and lack the financial capacity to pay the one-off device fees.
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Many of these angry voters are from small towns and rural parts that have lost jobs, factories and services, and see no benign side to globalisation.
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But developers aren't knocking down the doors in distressed Rust Belt cities and small towns — the very places that can least afford to fix the problem.
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Musk also sent Tesla's energy generation and storage teams to Puerto Rico last fall after Hurricane Maria to help restore power to hospitals and small towns.
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Republicans often win in small towns and rural areas, while Democrats roll up big margins in the cities, where Democratic and minority voters wield much power.
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Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack, the longest-serving member of Obama's original Cabinet, will head an effort probing many of the particular ailments facing America's small towns.
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On its face, Gilmore Girls is a show about relationships: between mothers and daughters, between small towns and their dedicated residents, between innocent girls and boys.
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In his gritty images, all taken with an iPhone, Markov documents ordinary life in small towns far removed from the grandeur of the country's buzzing metropolises.
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Samara — not to be confused with Sakara, the vegan version of Blue Apron — is envisioned as a way to "revitalize" small towns with Airbnb-sponsored projects.
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Small towns usually competed with one another to recruit companies from across the country, but most of the industry in Orange City was founded by locals.
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Trump's failure to fix, and propensity to exacerbate, longstanding problems in small towns provides an opportunity for Democrats, who are on the verge of blowing it.
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Hiking from Chikatsuyu to Takahara on the Kumano Kodo, a series of trails through deep forest and small towns on the Kii Peninsula south of Osaka.
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And so I chose the Kumano Kodo, a series of trails through deep forest and small towns on the Kii Peninsula several hours south of Osaka.
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Hurricane Harvey reserved its full ferocity for small towns along the Texas coast north of Corpus Christi, including Rockport, Texas, where storm chasers captured the scene.
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What's good for the industry is likely bad for workers, and the small towns propped up by the industry's tax revenue likely won't survive unscathed either.
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Datsun sales were slow to pick up - few knew the brand and dealerships are sparse in small towns where demand for low-cost cars is highest.
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"In small towns and big cities across America, families have spent the past several years struggling under the health care law known as ObamaCare," Barrasso said.
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The vote exposed and widened divisions familiar also in America: metropolitan, university-educated people against working-class people; big cities versus small towns; young versus old.
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Chinese athletes have often come from small towns, where parents saw tough training in sports schools as a doorway to a better life for their children.
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She finds women who live in big cities and women who live in small towns, where remaining single after your early 20s is virtually unheard of.
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But for many people, experimentation just isn't a possibility where they live, be it due to religious parents or small towns with less-than-progressive views.
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Especially for those who occupy the corners of the world that traditional media tends to overlook, like small towns without big feeder colleges or women's sports.
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Like business owners in many small towns along the cruise route in Alaska's panhandle, Mr. Schooler depends on the summer rush to float the winter season.
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To many theater nerds, "Eastern Standard" is a riot, the kind of literature that makes them want to flee their small towns and move to Manhattan.
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But by 2016, he had changed his mind and tried to bring his don't-leave-small-towns-behind mentality to the halls of the US Senate.
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Her financial affairs were handled by a group of attorneys, accountants, insurance agents and bankers who form the familiar center of many small towns in America.
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A wildfire north of San Francisco ballooned to tens of thousands of acres within hours of being touched off last September, sweeping through two small towns.
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The 1964 quake and the tsunami that followed killed more than 100 people, destroyed scores of homes and wiped out several small towns along the coast.
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Fueled by the meatpacking industry's demand for cheap labor, small towns like Storm Lake now have schools with student bodies that are 82 percent non-white.
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May's government survive until then — it would also need the support of pro-Brexit voters in small towns who remained loyal to the Conservatives last time.
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Nearly eight years after a tornado outbreak that devastated major cities and small towns alike, Alabama remains wary of severe weather and the menace of tornadoes.
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And Bitcoin has enabled new kinds of deadly drug traffic, like the synthetic opioids that have flowed from China to small towns in the United States.
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The anti-political message of Reagan that I mentioned essentially offered a picture of society that was of small towns, small church groups, families, and entrepreneurs.
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The so-called flyover states have long been an avatar for the real America — small towns, country music, conservatism, casseroles and amber waves of grain. Whiteness.
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Jason Duff, founder of Small Nation, develops and revitalizes small towns, and has been working on the renewal of Bellefontaine, Ohio, for the past several years.
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Over decades in Michoacán, Walter introduced irrigation systems in small towns and was among the founders of the Faculty of Agro-Biology at Michoacán's state university.
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ProPublica and The Kansas City Star recently detailed Mr. Kobach's 13-year history of pitching his consulting services to small towns, helping them enact such ordinances.
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Australia's West Coast Braces for Tropical Cyclone Damien: The storm could thrash small towns with winds of up to 140 miles per hour, a meteorologist said.
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Significant growth in immigrant populations has occurred largely in the Southeast, from small towns in rural communities to bigger cities like Charlotte, North Carolina, and Atlanta.
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Small towns across America have produced some exceptional football talent, including Eatonville, Florida (Deacon Jones); Castle Rock, Colorado (Christian McCaffrey); and Rand, West Virginia (Randy Moss).
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Every four years, politicians descend on small towns in Iowa, New Hampshire and other early primary states across the country to kick off presidential campaign season.
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Thumbtack has roots in all fifty states, and not just in the big cities — you can find Thumbtack pros in small towns across the country too.
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At a time when politicians in Australia, and around the world, are calling for restrictions on immigration, small towns in Australia are asking for more immigrants.
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Closer yet is Huntsville, one of several small towns in the Ogden Valley, where a 15-room boutique property, the Compass Rose Lodge, opened last winter.
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In detention centers and in prisons, in big cities and small towns, women across America don’t have access to the period products they need.
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Women over 28500 who live in urban areas have a more positive take on their circumstances as compared to those in rural areas and small towns.
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The dependence of small towns such as Columbus on international trade can lead to tougher times during a recession than what big, less dependent cities experience.
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They're all over the world, but they're also in small towns and cities across the US. And they don't have access to the actual, physical spaces.
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"The idea behind this tour is to bring full production concerts to small towns that would not see larger scale shows," Bryan said on his website.
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While Mr. Trump usually appeared alone at his large rallies, Mr. Pence stood beside senators, governors and congressmen on stages in small towns across the country.
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In the week before the United States elected Donald J. Trump to the presidency, I traveled through Kentucky, through endless miles of farmland and small towns.
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There are many rural communities in the South that are almost entirely African-American, and the same is true of small towns in places like Minnesota.
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I think a lot of white Americans in these small towns are simply reacting against a country that is becoming more diverse — racially, religiously, and culturally.
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Laurent Fairon: Until the age of 21985, I grew up in the French countryside or provincial small towns where I was only exposed to commercial music.
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Zuckerberg plans to take road trips with wife Priscilla Chan, make stops in small towns and at universities, visit Facebook offices and meet with teachers and scientists.
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I also want to give a strong, beautiful message to kids from small towns, who don't have the opportunity to go to a big city and work.
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Rescuers are fanning out through several small towns in a mountainous area around 100 miles (150 km) northeast of Rome, where the quake did the worst damage.
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Bossé is a quasi-mythical figure in small towns across Québec, having made his reputation when the LNAH may have been the toughest league in hockey history.
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On The WB alone, shows like Dawson's Creek, Gilmore Girls, and Everwood (all about teens dealing with their emotions in small towns) became critical and audience hits.
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Carrying on the tradition are circuses that operate in the old-time way, under big tops in small towns across the Midwest and along the East Coast.
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Despite avoiding top positions since 2014, Ennahda remains the largest party, with grassroot networks even in small towns, in contrast to secular parties, which have repeatedly split.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. presidential candidates are spending long days on the campaign trail and their nights in a succession of budget hotels, often in small towns.
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Like so many other big cities, small towns and even obscure villages, the Belgian capital has acquired a number of symbolic siblings over the past half-century.
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The central government is making it easier for migrants to obtain hukou in small towns and cities where apartment blocks often lie empty but jobs are scarce.
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Around Christmas the Washington Post ran an article about how used bookstores became cultural hubs in small towns and cities where cultural hubs were hard to find.
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In North Dakota, which is speckled with small towns and governors still request that people call them by their first names, one-on-one "retail" politicking matters.
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I take the road, which tends to be safer than the woods, and make my way past burned-out farms, houses, and the remains of small towns.
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Children from humble backgrounds in small towns up and down the country rely on coaches and scouts to steer them through an aggressive and economically minded machine.
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Early in his governorship he survived a recall election that pitted furious city-dwelling voters against Republicans mostly in small towns and villages spread around the state.
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Among the latest victims were at least 20 killed on July 8th when the paramilitaries cleared opposition barricades from two small towns south of Managua, the capital.
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There are small towns and a couple relatively large cities and, most importantly, there are mines that you can take over to fund your ongoing war effort.
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"It has become increasingly unsustainable for small towns to run museums, and it has become increasingly simple for fraudsters to trick municipalities with fakes," Mr. Forcada said.
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Tokyo's rush hour trains are just as crowded as ever: Japan's biggest cities have continued to grow as younger workers leave small towns in search of work.
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Both men were self-starters who came from little, were based in small towns outside of Bologna, and yet somehow managed to change the world of cars.
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According to Lukas Weiden from Empirica research institute, the chances of migrants having relatives or friends already settled in small towns or rural areas is also lower.
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Demand for property in small towns and sparsely populated rural areas around the Demilitarised Zone (DMZ) is surging on expectations of an influx of people and investment.
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In recent days governors and nearly 200 mayors — from small towns to megacities — have vowed to collectively reduce U.S. greenhouse gas emissions and adopt clean energy technologies.
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Demand for property in small towns and sparsely populated rural areas around the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) is surging on expectations of an influx of people and investment.
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For example, in many rural communities and small towns family planning providers are often the only place a woman can go to access vital reproductive health services.
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The EAS program, which costs taxpayers about $28503 million per year, gives small towns and communities access to air service and is used by many red districts.
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As a representative of the right-wing Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR), Kobach had authored similar ordinances in other small towns in Pennsylvania, Kansas, and Texas.
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Like the US president, she plumbed resentment towards elites from a power base in small towns and rural areas that abhor voters in more cosmopolitan, liberal cities.
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The fact that this is becoming a national issue instead of one that's clustered around small towns and groups of people who feel uniquely affected is huge.
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Mr. Graham took the role of evangelist to a new level, lifting it from canvas tents in small towns to packed stadiums in the world's major cities.
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As more and more people move out of rural communities and into cities, small towns across the US and Canada are struggling to provide vital emergency services.
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York, a county of small towns, suburbs and farmland in southern Pennsylvania about 50 miles north of Baltimore, is predominantly white, said Ms. Ojo, who lives there.
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"It's really hard for us to fathom how isolated people were, especially in rural areas and isolated small towns before there were telephones and radios," she said.
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While many small towns might have bemoaned the decline of rural life and wailed about funding cuts, villagers in Mevagissey were determined to avoid losing the service.
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Each locality in the country, from small towns to major cities, would receive a payout in a settlement with the companies who made, distributed and sold opioids.
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But there's something about Bienville that rings true, something about the plight of small towns all over the South struggling to remain relevant in a modern economy.
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In Hersh's case reporting involved long hours in libraries as well as jumping on last-minute flights to far-off small towns to hunt down reluctant witnesses.
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For the decades that followed the postwar era, the Modernism of Le Corbusier and Mies van der Rohe dominated cities and even small towns across the world.
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People who preach an anti-immigrant, pro-white gospel in Germany have been spreading their views through festivals and other open-air family events in small towns.
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Small towns in Texas are known for football and delicious Southern food, but Royse City has made a name for itself with something a little more unique.
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We wanted to include geographic variety — there are people here from the West and East Coasts, the South, the Midwest, and from small towns and big cities.
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The USDA's self-imposed funding stipulation could bar local service providers from accessing funds to provide their small towns and communities with meaningful access to the internet.
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Then-candidate Trump rallied supporters using his "Make America Great Again" slogan, calling for a return to the "real America" -- meaning small towns with "old-fashioned" values.
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These aren't tech startups sprinting toward a big windfall; they are small towns, urban neighborhoods and farming communities that are a vital part of America's economic backbone.
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"A lot of these small towns have accepted and embraced the fact that they will have to get with the demographic trends of the country," she said.
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The technology executive said while he has come across small towns that are struggling, he has also come across towns that have grown and continue to grow.
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Retail assets under management at equity funds have more than doubled in the past two years, with investors from small towns contributing the most, industry data showed.
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Frandsen was not available for comment, but he told KARE that he has started the Frandsen Family Foundation to pay college tuition for students in small towns.
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Conventional wisdom holds that regions are diverging economically in drastic fashion, and many are raising alarms that fewer people are moving from small towns to prosperous cities.
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Some BJP officials privately say they are not quite sure of sentiment in the small towns and villages of rural India, where two-thirds of the people live.
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"Despite all being great schools, the actual experience of being there — the small towns, the culture, the quality of student life — simply wasn't what I expected," he said.
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We heard from people at companies large and small, from people who worked at companies in Silicon Valley and in small towns in the middle of the country.
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I understand the dangers and benefits of VC, the pride that some people have at bootstrapping, and the importance of the entrepreneurial spirit in small towns and cities.
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The men, one from Kentucky and one from Virginia, argued over who had the better horse, a somewhat standard debate in the booze-filled outskirts of small towns.
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He's in small towns like Iraan, population 1.53,236, talking to a dozen people about rural issues like broadband internet; he's filling theaters in bright red cities like Abilene.
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During the campaign it has managed to gain control over all the Afrin region's border areas with Turkey, including several small towns and a large number of villages.
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On his Twitter account, Bambang said the state-owned energy company had hired the plane to deliver fuel supplies to Jayapura and Wamena -- two small towns in Papua.
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It's the same conclusion that many other small towns in the area have come to, including Lyndon Township, where last summer residents voted to approve a similar measure.
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"Local hospitals in small towns start to close — that's not a great headline if you're sitting in the White House," said Tom Getzen, a Temple University health economist.
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"Generally, due to higher rates of vandalism, theft and accidents, urban drivers pay a higher auto insurance price than those in small towns or rural areas," she said.
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Northeast Community College in Norfolk has the state's only program to train wind turbine technicians—an initiative that helps bolster the economies of small towns across the region.
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It is, on the other hand, important to entrepreneurs and investors revitalizing urban districts of former industrial towns and cities, as well as small towns across the country.
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In the small towns between ranches, lanky men in straw hats lean in shady doorways, waiting for their feed orders to be filled, their boots to be reheeled.
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But when it comes to real economic impact people can feel, it's the small towns, when someone makes a bet on a little-known street, where it matters.
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Small towns and cities rely on broadband investment to spur economic development and connect small businesses, so the FCC's rule could have a significant impact on average Americans.
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While honeybees may congregate in insect cities of 100,000 bees or more, bumblebees live in the equivalent of small towns, with colonies of 50 to a few hundred.
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Fremont, Grabar explains, like so many small towns in America, is haunted by the memory of a more prosperous past and is trying to find a way forward.
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While the President's hard line against China could prove popular in small towns that revolve around manufacturing, it has drawn near universal condemnation from the leading farm groups.
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"I would drive through small towns in Mississippi and I would see this little old ladies who have been friends for 50 years bowling together," King tells Creators.
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"Juggalos tend to be poor and uneducated, from economically depressed small towns and broken homes," cultural critic and self-described Juggalo Nathan Rabin writes at the AV Club.
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As he traveled the countryside for his geological work, he became drawn to the country's remote dorps, or small towns, and the marginalized white people who lived there.
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Long working days flow into alcohol-fueled socializing with male lawmakers, often bunked in hotels in isolated small towns for the few months of a state legislative session.
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Many non-Catholic parents, particularly in small towns and rural areas, find they have no choice but to send their children to local schools teaching Catholic faith formation.
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But interviews with more than a dozen people in the Guatemalan highlands' largest city and several small towns showed that few residents have seen or heard the warnings.
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Like Ansari, many of India's TikTok stars live in small towns or villages, have either never made it to college or dropped out, and speak their vernacular language.
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Many feared a reprise of Hurricane Matthew, which spared much of the shoreline from severe damage only to deluge small towns in North Carolina's river-veined coastal plain.
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Ms. Smith, 45, said she planned to use the position to be a literary evangelist of sorts, by visiting small towns and rural areas to hold poetry events.
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In America's small towns, though, where trivial feuds can overpower a city's agenda, mayors who flout local tradition — or the law — can quickly find themselves booted from government.
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Dead-girl mysteries are often set in such sleepy, half-forgotten corners of the world: small towns, rural backwaters, suburbs that pride themselves on their tranquillity and safety.
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And the presence of gay communities in cities is less a product of the nature of cities than the inhospitality of rural areas and small towns to gays.
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New South Wales Rural Fire Service Commissioner Shane Fitzsimmons said there were preliminary reports of three potential fatalities in small towns in the state of New South Wales.
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But the city&aposs quarantine isn&apost foolproofChen said it could be more difficult to quarantine small towns and villages that don&apost rely on major transportation systems.
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Previously, authorities have said "hundreds" were arrested in Tehran alone, not offering a total figure for arrests as the demonstrations spread into the Iranian countryside, including small towns.
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America produces food and products to be shipped around the world, yet often in our own small towns, many cannot even make a proper living without federal assistance.
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Young people leave their small towns in search of career and meaning in anonymous big cities, destroying the communal ethos that allowed people to feel happy and secure.
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It's sensible reform that Americans of diverse ideological and racial backgrounds clearly embrace, whether they live in small towns or big cities, or were born here or elsewhere.
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What is the right approach if I'm in Towanda, Pennsylvania, or Stillwater, Minnesota, or other small towns that I could think of off the top of my head?
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Her plan also uses federal dollars to help encourage cities and small towns and rural areas to eliminate unnecessary zoning requirements that needlessly raise the cost of construction.
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But tree thieves have struck again and again this season, in small towns and big cities, seizing piney shrubs and giant spruces that could dominate any living room.
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The movement has been fueled by economic and class resentments, particularly over elitism and inequality, and mostly among white working-class French in small towns and rural areas.
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But the majority of her focus on preparation so far has been with a cluster of small towns in Nebraska, in the middle of the path of totality.
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According to the Reuters/Ipsos daily tracking poll, the Republican president's popularity is eroding in small towns and rural communities where 15 percent of the country's population lives.
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New Mexico announced two years ago that it was joining other states in pushing an initiative to revitalize downtown districts in isolated, small towns by rehabilitating aging, historic theaters.
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Although the party has support in Sofia and other cities, "in small towns very few people know who Hristo Ivanov is," says Boryana Dimitrova of Alpha Research, a pollster.
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Instead, small towns in places such as Wondo-Genet are becoming dependent upon the production and trade of a substance that will probably be outlawed in yet more countries.
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In five-odd days there, most of which were spent in small towns far from the big cities, I never once waited more than 10 minutes for an Uber.
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She says state Republicans can emulate a strategy that worked in neighbouring Wisconsin by winning over small towns and blue-collar voters even if cities remain out of reach.
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Government was corrupt but more accessible to you if you knew somebody, and in small towns you didn't have to be Donald Trump or Hillary Clinton to know somebody.
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It also appears to be surrounded by an almost desert-like landscape, which seems a lot different from the wooded mountains and small towns I've been exploring so far.
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But the theme extends beyond "small towns are evil" into a broader, queasier suggestion that some acts of evil are just beyond comprehension because some people are beyond comprehension.
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An alternative and perhaps preferable approach is to return to ways of old, picking up some votes from rural areas and small towns, appealing to progressive farmers, he says.
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Instead, the small towns surrounding Lubbock would be the perfect place for supernatural creatures to hide out, as there are so many tiny burgs, it's easy to miss one.
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The pace of the global movement away from rural areas and into urbanized areas — a category that includes suburbs and small towns as well as city centers — is startling.
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Partial results emerging from about 50 small towns across Iran, show reformists and their moderate allies were leading the vote with moderate conservatives and hard-liners trailing behind them.
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A number of callers agreed the attack on libraries with budgetary cruise missiles is politically motivated to limit the information choices of people in small towns and rural communities.
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The new initiative pushes the company into a type of urban planning, with the firm positioned to evaluate declining small towns that could benefit from an Airbnb-sponsored project.
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Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg recently toured small towns in Iowa, as part of his "year of travel," and Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson has openly entertained a run for office.
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According to new research released by the Georgetown University Health Policy Institute, families living in rural areas and small towns benefit more from Medicaid than those in metropolitan areas.
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It assumes that by looking cool on TV, it can win over those of us who could leave our small towns and move to a coast or major city.
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There is concern that if commercial trucking is completely automated, it would be economically devastating for small towns in America that thrive from supporting the long-haul trucking industry.
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Samara hasn't said where it plans to go next, but FastCo reports that it does plan on expanding the community center project to other small towns with dwindling resources.
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" Howard observes another troubling aspect when it comes to attracting local clientele: "People who live in small towns, their impetus is to travel and spend money in larger cities.
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"There aren't many towns, even small towns, where you can stand in town limits and see the Milky Way like that," Mr. Linderer, 69, said from his camping chair.
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The vast majority of those banks were in small towns and rural areas, such as the First Bank of Idaho, in Ketchum, or Horizon Bank, in Pine City, Minn.
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Zito prides herself on having caught a populist conservative wave that other analysts failed to see coming, and on doing it through interviews in small towns across the Midwest.
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As a band that is always traveling and playing very small towns in red states, we always knew that there was a very strong possibility that he could win.
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It's been a bloody and slow fight, but Iraqi and Kurdish forces — backed by US airpower and troops — are gradually retaking both small towns and major cities like Mosul.
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We're going to set up language programs for immigrants, and we're going to ask young people to go to small towns across America and help families rebuild their lives.
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The locusts have devastated animal grazing pastures covering some 2,500 hectares (6,200 acres) of land in the central province of Nuoro, between the small towns of Ottana and Orani.
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Today, as Naomi arrives at top tournaments and Grand Slams with a sizable entourage, Mari usually travels alone to low-level satellite events, often in small towns and cities.
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Despite efforts to narrow the digital divide, rural areas, small towns and low-income neighborhoods in big cities still struggle to have access to reliable and affordable broadband service.
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In cities and villages, small towns and suburbs, young and old voted on Sunday in one of France's most important presidential elections in memory, with the starkest of choices.
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One of those small towns, Enterprise, Louisiana, has a population of just about 200, and is struggling to deal with crumbling infrastructure, high costs and dangerous levels of toxins.
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To the east, a separate force that controls oil terminals and is also loyal to the U.N.-backed government captured two small towns from Islamic State earlier this week.
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But beneath the surface of this sleepy commuter town south of Brussels, and in a dozen or so other small towns and minor cities across Belgium, something has changed.
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A number of small towns and cities with charming restaurants and boutiques are within 20 miles, including Rhinebeck, Millerton and Hudson; there are also numerous farms in the area.
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These are just a few of the Vietnam-era stories to be found in Coomer's latest collection, which is set in small towns in the Midwest and the South.
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The decline in Congrier's fortunes is mirrored in small towns and villages across rural France where empty properties and vacant storefronts tell of the slow decay of local businesses.
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Yes, it has many of the positive components of small towns -- like a supportive community and knowing your neighbors -- but it doesn't come at the expense of its residents.
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More than 70 million Americans depend on Medicaid, many of them patients seen in our hospitals with drug addiction and mental health disorders in small towns and big cities.
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Small towns also lag cities in efforts to reduce incarceration, such as releasing nonviolent offenders without requiring them to pay hefty bail amounts while awaiting their day in court.
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Farmers are used to harsh conditions, but Mr. Hamilton worries that businesses in small towns are less likely to bounce back from the drought, given the cascading economic effects.
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In rural America, prison construction was pitched to residents as a kind of carceral Keynesianism, a shot in the arm for deindustrialized economies in small towns and former farmlands.
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The National Front has, in recent years, become more popular in many rural areas and small towns like Wizernes, places that are often relatively homogeneous and have few immigrants.
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Still, 70 percent of rural voters overall said they're concerned that Main Street is in decline in small towns, including 56 percent of Republicans and 79 percent of independents.
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In that sense, they believe, quite correctly, that they're the ones who stayed in these small towns while young people — and really the country as a whole — moved on.
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The presence of a largely black community whose members wear Muslim garb has been conspicuous in the nearby small towns like Hancock that are populated with mostly white residents.
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Nearly half of all voters live in Henderson, a prosperous Las Vegas suburb; the rest live in smaller suburbs or in the small towns scattered throughout greater Clark County.
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And moving to more upwardly mobile neighborhoods is easier for families in small towns, which have lower cost of living — and, as a bonus, higher rates of community satisfaction.
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During the Great Recession, I visited many hard-hit small towns, exurbs, rural areas, and old industrial cities, and kept meeting Americans who didn't match the red-blue scheme.
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But there's another important way in which the recovery from the Great Recession has widened preexisting disparities: by amplifying the difference in growth between big cities and small towns.
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These images encapsulate much of what makes Twin Peaks work — the quiet solitude of small towns, and the strange visitation of death in them, which throws everything off-kilter.
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That may be by using mosquito repellent religiously at the Olympics, taking public transport in New Zealand, and spending less time in big European cities and more in small towns.
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That slightly narrowing reflects rising interest in the election from the foundation of Trump's support: White men, especially older, less educated, less affluent ones in small towns and rural areas.
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It's is the latest strategy by officials in small towns, and rural ones, who have been forced to battle an epidemic ravaging the lives of an alarming number of people.
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They discussed it several times, but in their final conversation over their drugged meals, they talked about the small towns around Yosemite, and how they would pick where to live.
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Authorities found two more bodies Monday in the small towns of Paradise and Magalia, raising the death toll in the devastating Camp fire to 79, Butte County Sheriff officials said.
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For decades, these have been based on average rent prices stretched over entire metropolitan areas, including low prices in small towns and poor neighborhoods and higher prices in richer neighborhoods.
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Public safety was supported through updates to National Guard readiness centers, and small towns will receive funds for needed water and sewer infrastructure to support future growth and job creation.
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If Democrats can win here in Coleraine and other small towns, they could chart a path for a rural Democratic Party that has faded in many other rural Midwestern counties.
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"Republicans are uniting and coming together behind our campaign," he said as part of his regular stump speech, at press conferences, at quick stops in small towns across the country.
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Earlier this week a separate force that guards key oil terminals east of Sirte also advanced towards the city, taking control of two small towns previously controlled by Islamic State.
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Mr Trump claims to speak for America's "forgotten men and women", the people who live in small towns or rural areas and are looked down on by the metropolitan elite.
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A lot of travelers focus on spending their time off in big cities like San Francisco or Austin, but America is filled with small towns that are worth a visit.
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The eye-opening short documentary When a Town Runs Dry by Go Project Films gives a powerful look at what the drought has done to the small towns across California.
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But very shortly after Russell arrives, he's subjected to the kind of eerie portents and dire warnings that so often greet outsiders digging into other people's business in small towns.
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Authorities in Guatemala are evaluating whether it&aposs safe to resume the search for survivors and the dead on the third day after a volcanic eruption devastated several small towns.
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Many of the new bunch came from small towns themselves, so places like Boston in Lincolnshire, which is now home to a lively Polish community, did not feel too strange.
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That moment gave me a jolt because if we lose the small towns and only save the big cities, we lose so much more than places that people call home.
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That might be because drug deaths have disproportionately hit small towns and rural America, mainly in Appalachia and in the Southwest, far away from the eye of the national media.
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Friedrich says that the bombing campaign killed more than 635,000 civilians, including around 75,000 children—and many of the bombings were carried out on small towns of little strategic value.
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I think we haven't adequately grappled, as a nation, with what it means to go from white Protestant America to progressive fundamentalist America — from the small towns to the cities.
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During much of the 269th and 21945th centuries, government at multiple levels played an essential role in shaping the nation's transition from farms and small towns to cities and factories.
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The committee has been investigating the opioid crisis for months, including looking into "pill dumping," where drug distributors flooded small towns, particularly in West Virginia, with millions of opioid pills.
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Since its launch last year, one of the biggest additions to Fallout 4 has been the ability to construct small towns, little beacons of hope amongst the post-apocalyptic desolation.
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In his wife's minivan, complete with acid stains on the carpet, Edwards says he makes long drives to small towns that are hurt by dwindling populations, and slowly being forgotten.
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It hurts people living in small towns all over this country who will not have access to the arts without NEA support for their community theater or traveling arts exhibitions.
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It's also surprising how many small towns across the country that have built fiber to the home in recent years, now enjoying gigabit-speed internet that surpasses most urban offerings.
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The U.N. says drought and violence have forced more than 2 million people to seek refuge elsewhere in the country, often in informal settlements located around small towns and cities.
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