But people have begun to head southward and westward again.
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Seoul time (0030 GMT) on a southward trajectory, as planned.
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That line will now carry gas from the Northeast southward.
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They spread southward, eventually reaching the tip of South America.
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The southward-moving airflow latched onto the (by now extremely) cold air over the weekend and brought it southward, much like food on your dinner plate starts sliding off if you suddenly tilt the plate.
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In Taiwan, officials were relieved by the typhoon's slight turn southward.
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But there were clear signs that the virus was spreading southward.
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A city project to extend Riverside Park southward is also underway.
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The move by Brazilian companies southward is sparking outrage among Brazilian unions.
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These changes help frigid air escape from the Arctic and swoop southward.
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Ms. Reisman acknowledges that the company faces challenges as it expands southward.
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Moving slightly southward along Highway 98, dozens and dozens more houses--gone.
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That high pressure area is drawing Arctic air southward on its eastern flank.
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The reefs surveyed from Cairns southward were in far better shape, Hughes said.
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Particularly concerning was Fissure 20, which was spewing lava southward to the coast.
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In response, nuclear proliferation will sweep across South Korea, Japan, Taiwan and southward.
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One need only look southward, to Gaza, to realize the folly of that plan.
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All-time record crests are predicted from Fort Smith southward to near Little Rock.
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The Antarctic Peninsula has already experienced southward-moving ice shelf collapses in recent years.
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The southward flow comes as a setback to Brazil's efforts to curb foreign shipments.
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Tomorrow, we would follow the sound southward looking for a path to the river.
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Round up the field hands and the busboys and deport them southward, they say.
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The rocket lifted off at around 9:30am local time on a southward trajectory.
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The rocket lifted off at around 26:27am local time on a southward trajectory.
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Over thousands of years, different branches expanded southward, mixing with or replacing earlier waves.
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Starting about 9,000 years ago, both teams found, additional waves of people moved southward.
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My fat pouches disappeared—or, rather, they seem to have migrated southward an inch.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Kocin said there were signs that the storm was shifting slightly southward.
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Gradually, this pattern of southward migration and dispersal resulted in the peopling of the Americas.
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This can caused sudden surges of frigid air to slide southward, out of the Arctic.
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Viet generals known as the Nguyen pressed even farther southward, bringing their state with them.
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Deal cited the storm's "forecasted southward track" in a statement declaring a state of emergency.
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The Marines, together with the Army, achieved a great victory, successfully ending Japan's southward expansion.
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With the locus of Christianity moving southward, this troubled continent represents the faith's greatest hope.
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Cosmic time corresponds to latitude, starting with zero at the North Pole and progressing southward.
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Wouldn't he be better off keeping his dragon safe and moving southward toward King's Landing?
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Eventually, the climate got hotter and drier and lions migrated southward beyond the Nile River.
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The rocket was launched on a southward trajectory, as planned, passing over Japan's southern Okinawa islands.
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That unusual warmth helped expel the coldest air in the Arctic southward, between Greenland and Canada.
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And we know, based on their movement southward, that they're gearing up to do it again.
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The section at issue is the northern part of the pipeline, stretching southward from Hardisty, Alberta.
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Beneath, the folded rocks stretching southward to Oman hold some of the richest stores of oil.
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But as the party grew more uniformly conservative, its centre has moved steadily westward and southward.
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The race jogs around the park and back onto Fifth Avenue for the continuing southward march.
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The Bermuda High, he said, has re-formed to the north to shunt the storm southward.
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Against her will, she was rowed out into the Hudson River and southward, toward Staten Island.
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There have been some years when the sea ice makes an early southward turn and exit.
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By 1967, almost 500,000 American troops were in Vietnam, as Hanoi sent its own boys southward.
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From here, scientists assumed that, as populations moved southward, some groups split off, never to meet again.
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Recent studies show climate change could cause more southward jogs of the polar vortex in the future.
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Traveling southward, it eventually flew by the equator at a brisk 77,000 miles per hour (124,000 kph).
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As Saturn's northern hemisphere summer approaches, the shadows of the rings creep ever southward across the planet.
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The icy blast it's sending southward is the biggest visitor from the North Pole since Santa Claus.
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These may be the tip of a growing iceberg, with deterrence policies likely to expand ever southward.
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Q&A The monarchs that must trek southward skip reproduction and live far longer than their forebears.
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The city then made a rapid advance southward, sucking in villages with dirt roads and rice paddies.
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If it develops a southward bulge, more cold air will travel further south — that is a trough.
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Gizmodo: Ultimately, the virus did spread eastward, southward, and eventually everywhere, through the help of Culex mosquitoes.
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Afterward, developers began turning their attention southward from the East Village toward Chinatown and Lower East Side.
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As the bus kept heading southward, the Venezuelans expressed amazement at the views from their windows: Plump cows.
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This could cause a nearly unheard of southward propagating storm surge, dissected here by surge expert Hal Needham.
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This problem will, of course, only be exacerbated if objective conditions at some point take a southward turn.
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Rain will spread through low elevations of the interior Northwest and southward along the Pacific coast through California.
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"It appears any precipitation would fall as rain from the Interstate 95 corridor of the Northeast southward," weather.
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The train drifted southward, and now the moonlight, filtered through the window glass fell incessantly on her face.
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He has publicly mused that food shortages in China may send waves of hungry Chinese southward toward Indonesia.
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Starting in 1963, Le Duan pushed for gradual, direct military intervention, meaning the dispatch of P.A.V.N. troops southward.
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A weak vortex can cause the jet stream to wobble southward, bringing the cold polar air down with it.
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The southward rail fork via Berlin was accelerated by a recent upgrade of lines through Saxony and northern Bavaria.
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Rayno told Mashable that the southward trend in the model forecasts may very well reverse as the event nears.
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Jon Snow, the King in the North, heads southward to attempt an alliance with Daenerys against the White Walkers.
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Pyongyang will send artists, athletes, and political officials in South Korea after negotiating their rare travel southward last month.
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But then China joined the war, pouring in troops and driving the Americans and their United Nations allies southward.
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He argues that the 1994 accord has caused the migration of jobs and factories southward to lower-cost Mexico.
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The fronts that used to drop rain over Australia's southerly breadbaskets have begun to stray southward, to the open ocean.
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This temperature plunge will start in the northern Rockies and dive southward to parts of northern Texas by Friday morning.
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"When we have a weakened polar vortex, the winds tend to meander and then tend to dip southward," says Vavrus.
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But when Kim Il Sung marched his forces southward five months later, Truman quickly made the difficult decision to resist.
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They seized farmers' property and—in a monstrous touch—kidnapped free blacks and escaped slaves, sending scores southward into captivity.
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But if all that green goo winds up spilling southward, somebody else is going to be dealing with this mess.
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The bulge of floodwaters coursing southward, which the National Weather Service is calling a "flood wave," is causing flooding downstream.
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Then we went a couple more hours southward to see another brother in the small town of Spotsylvania Courthouse, Virginia.
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Tomato Leaf Miner spread from South America to Europe in 2006 and has since moved southward through Africa and Asia.
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Newfoundland, Canada (CNN)In the frigid waters off the coast of Fogo Island icebergs float by on their journey southward.
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I frequently found myself thinking we were driving southward when we were really driving to the north, and vice-versa.
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Above-average precipitation is likely from the northern Plains southward through the lower Mississippi Valley across to the East Coast.
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News reports suggested the gunman, whose arrest had not yet been announced, might be headed northward as they headed southward.
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The National Hurricane Center (NHC) issued a track forecast earyl Monday that contains a significant move southward compared to previous forecasts.
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"Expectations of the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Connect is one factor that pushes money southward," said Yang Weixiao, analyst at Founder Securities.
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There is a potential for more flooding in other cities southward along the Mississippi in several weeks, CNN meteorologist Chad Myers said.
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We reached Ljubljana, the Slovenian capital, after a morning drive southward, passing a Heidi-scape of Alpine horizon, blue skies, puffy clouds.
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The river of ice and rock kept moving relentlessly southward until it hit a region warm enough to halt its slow advance.
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Thousands of years later, a lineage of people descending from the ANC-B group also expanded southward, making contact with those communities.
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Overhead imagery indicates that the Abqaiq facility was guarded by Patriot air and missile defenses, but it appears they were oriented southward.
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As we age the fat in our faces dissipates and also descends southward or down due to aging of the structures and gravity.
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Monarch butterflies migrate southward in the autumn, from the central United States toward Florida and Mexico, and back up north in the spring.
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We could see more of the same today, spreading across the Ohio River Valley southward through Tennessee and the Mid-Mississippi River Valley.
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It would colonize upstate New York and spread northward and southward on the East Coast, specializing in a kind of thrift-minded novelty.
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Katia was expected to begin moving again and turn southward, and it is forecast to hit the state of Veracruz by early Saturday.
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People have stopped buying clothes with quite the alacrity they used to, and large conglomerates have begun to see their profits slip southward.
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As fires raged southward Thursday afternoon, the County of San Diego declared a state of emergency, enabling assistance from federal and state resources.
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The system is forecast to move southward to southwestward and emerge over the northeastern Gulf of Mexico later on Tuesday, the NHC said.
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The men were so roused up they charged southward and pulled down the statue of King George at what is now Bowling Green.
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For many years, Chinese deserts expanded at an annual rate of more than 1,300 square miles, and the Gobi pushed southward toward Beijing.
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"As seen in public reporting, ISIS in the Greater Sahara has steadily increased attacks southward in Niger and in eastern Burkina Faso," she added.
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The Weichan Auka Mapu group has said it is attempting to regain land lost during Chile's nineteenth century expansion southward into Mapuche-held territory.
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When we left the gang at the end of Season 7, the Army of the Dead had breached the wall and were heading southward.
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"Many times during winter in the northern hemisphere, the polar vortex will expand, sending cold air southward with the jet stream," the NWS explains.
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CNOOC Nexen's Long Lake oil sands facility and Athabasca Oil's Hangingstone project are also in danger as winds blow southward, according to emergency officials.
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While the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq continue to preoccupy our nation's attention, the war on terror is migrating southward right underneath our noses.
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"Strong, long-track tornadoes are likely from parts of central and southern Kansas southward into western Oklahoma," the weather service said in its forecast.
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"Many times during winter in the Northern Hemisphere, the polar vortex will expand, sending cold air southward with the jet stream," the NWS explains.
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It is recovering from the loss of its urban stronghold in late 2016 and is now disrupting oil production and expanding its reach southward.
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Under the washing lines, grasses heavy with seed pods all incline slightly southward, and among the grasses a lone yellow plant, maybe a ragwort.
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Southward of Cairns, Queensland, on the central Great Barrier Reef, the "average mortality is estimated at only 5%," with 25% bleaching rates, the scientists report.
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The agreement has been unraveling in recent weeks as the Syrian government turned its attention southward, after seizing opposition-held areas near the capital, Damascus.
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He's stared into the abyss, and not only did the abyss stare back – the abyss is marching southward to destroy everything he knows and love.
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"It displaces that cold air that's there and that heads southward," he said of the unusually mild air the Iceland storm brought into the Arctic.
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The warning extends from Jupiter Inlet on the east coast of the state, southward around the Florida Peninsula to Bonita Beach on the west coast.
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"That's why we've seen such a dramatic increase in Lyme in the US." These factors are helping Lyme's geographic range spread, both northward and southward.
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Hurricane warnings also are in effect from Sebastian Inlet on the east coast, southward around the Florida Peninsula to Anna Maria Island on the panhandle.
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Then, as winter set in, a new coronavirus appeared in the Chinese mainland, killing dozens of people a day as it marched southward toward us.
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"That's why we've seen such a dramatic increase in Lyme in the US." These factors are helping Lyme's geographic range spread — both northward and southward.
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The sweet gum grows in a long list of states, thinning to a more patchy distribution as it spreads southward into Mexico and Central America.
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If these meanders, or ripples, are extreme, cold Arctic air can spill southward or hotter air from the middle of the planet can move north.
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What stops at the December solstice is the sun's apparent southward and night-lengthening (or night-shortening, in the Southern Hemisphere) march across the sky.
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This new strategy reactivated the Ho Chi Minh Trail to bring southward thousands of administrators (most of whom were native southerners sent north after Geneva).
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The New Jersey governor faced a difficult road ahead in a primary race that turns quickly southward, where he is not as popular or well known.
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And that brought us down to the levels we&aposre at right now, about 328 points southward on what was a crazy day on the markets.
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The next day I would be heading south, relentlessly southward, and in ten days I would be home again for the first time in two years.
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Americans' southward migration—for jobs, cheaper living or better weather to retire in—is helping to transform not just individual towns but the South's overall complexion.
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That would force Jon and Dany and others to retreat southward with fewer forces while the Night King's troops grow as they reanimate the Winterfell casualties.
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The migrants' route then shifted southward to Russia's border with Finland, as Russian guards on roads to two Finnish border crossings stopped blocking travelers without visas.
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Once, we are forced to stop along a westbound path for the better part of an hour while another group, barely audible, moves southward up ahead.
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"Record warmth is possible from (Washington) DC southward into Florida, while much below average temperatures stretch through the Plains," the Weather Prediction Center forecast Friday morning.
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But the southward expansion of border enforcement is a project that the US Customs Border and Protection has been working on for more than 15 years.
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A breakdown in the polar vortex, which normally circulates strong winds around the northern pole, sent that icy blast southward in the past couple of weeks.
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The data revealed that the rupture began north of Palu, on a previously unknown fault segment, and in 30 seconds traveled at least 80 miles southward.
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The first island chain originates in the Japanese home islands — some observers include the Aleutians as well — and sweeps southward through Taiwan and the Philippine Islands.
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U.S. CPC SEES PROBABILITIES EXCEED 50 PCT FOR SOUTHERN COAST OF ALASKA, INCLUDING ALASKA PANHANDLE, PACIFIC NORTHWEST, AND NORTHEAST REGION EXTENDING SOUTHWARD ALONG EAST COAST TO FLORIDA
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As it is, a jagged cartographic dagger from Tibet points southward, separating most of the Indian state of Sikkim, to the west, from Bhutan, to the east.
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A southward-looking panorama combining images from both cameras of the Mast Camera (Mastcam) instrument on NASA's Curiosity Mars Rover shows diverse geological textures on Mount Sharp.
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Most migrants in Boa Vista arrive by land, traveling the southward route that is the only road crossing along more than 2,100 kms of border with Brazil.
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"The system could acquire some subtropical characteristics over the next couple of days while it moves slowly southwestward to southward over slightly warmer waters," the NHC added.
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But the deal spreads its reach southward, adding Virgin's 22017-odd branches to those of Clydesdale, a 203-year-old Scottish bank, and Yorkshire Bank, founded in 220.
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The winter storm is being caused by a southward plunge in the polar jet stream, causing a low-pressure system that's moving northeast, according to The Weather Channel.
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Granted, with a horde of White Walkers and wights walking southward, does anyone in Westeros have time to care about bloodlines and rightful heirs to the Iron Throne?
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Earlier this week, the army and its allies encircled the IS militants after advancing southward to join up with their forces near al-Sukhna town in Homs province.
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The system is expected to move southward toward the northeastern Gulf of Mexico, where a broad area of low pressure is expected to form on Wednesday, NHC added.
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Typhoon Mangkhut shifted southward and is expected to start lashing the Philippines' largest and most populous island within hours with heavy rains and 144-mile-an-hour winds.
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From their data, the researchers concluded that living Native Americans descended from a population of Asians who moved into Alaska and then expanded southward, likely along the coast.
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The Harmattan is currently in northern Ivory Coast and moving southward, but farmers told Reuters that harvesting was picking up, with plenty of pods ripe on the trees.
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The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation, a conveyor belt of ocean currents that move warm, salty surface waters northward and colder, deeper water southward, is in the news again.
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Look at any map of Europe and you'll note that Scandinavia widens as it heads southward into the most heavily populated parts of Denmark, Finland, Norway, and Sweden.
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Ohio politicians were so shocked by the size of the wave of cash flowing southward that they banned Florida real estate firms from doing business in their state.
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The convergence zone responsible for Belo Horizonte's prolific rainfall and flooding will begin to weaken and drift southward through Friday, though heavy rains could target Paraguay before then.
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The NHC put a hurricane watch in effect for the Jupiter Inlet southward around the Florida peninsula to Bonita Beach, the Florida Keys, Lake Okeechobee and Florida Bay.
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Forecasters warned of up to 3 inches (7 centimeters) of snow in central Mississippi and Alabama by Tuesday morning and said temperatures will plummet as arctic cold blasts southward.
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On the east, or downwind, side of this ridge, the jet stream is plunging southward in what is known as a dip or trough in the upper air flow.
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Details: Wednesday's storm is spreading a smorgasbord of weather hazards, from flash flooding and severe thunderstorms to blizzard conditions, from Colorado to Minnesota and southward to the Gulf Coast.
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Bran and Meera make it to The Wall shortly after Bran has a gross vision (+20) of an army of wights crawling southward with some new additions — wight horses.
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"The geographic range of Lyme disease cases has expanded since its first appearance in Lyme, Connecticut, in 1975 and has consistently spread northward, southward, and westward," the report says.
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A cold front was steadily moving southward and eastward across the country, bringing down the temperatures in the Upper Midwest and Great Lakes, according to the National Weather Service.
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The world animal health body said more outbreaks of bird flu were likely in the coming weeks in Europe as wild birds believed to transmit the virus migrate southward.
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While the polar vortex circulates the North and South Poles year round, in the winter it becomes weaker, which causes cold air to leak southward with the jet stream.
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Just as Mexico needs to fight the brutal cartels that drive people to flee north, the United States needs to slow the southward flow of this devastating iron river.
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As his will was not legally watertight, his three half-brothers staged a boardroom coup and ousted Mr Chang as chairman, sending shares in listed subsidiaries of Evergreen Group southward.
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The Iraqi forces, deployed north and west of Hawija district, are pushing southward along the Tigris River and had cleared the first lines of defense by midday, state TV said.
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Weichan Auka Mapu has previously claimed responsibility for arson attacks in southern Chile, where it wants to regain land lost during Chile's nineteenth century expansion southward into Mapuche-held territory.
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However, the company does do a handful of launches from Vandenberg Air Force Base, whenever it needs to fly southward to put satellites on a north-south orbit around Earth.
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Trump has threatened to dump NAFTA unless it boosts U.S. manufacturing and employment, arguing the 1994 accord has caused the migration of jobs and factories southward to lower-cost Mexico.
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Dallas-based ETP chose to route its proposed Dakota Access pipeline away from North Dakota's capital, Bismarck, and southward within half a mile of the Standing Rock Sioux tribe's reservation.
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The Great Barrier Reef, which stretches from the tip of northern Queensland more than 1,400 miles southward along Australia's east coast, has experienced significant coral bleaching over the last year.
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Keystone XL is a 36-inch crude oil pipeline that will originate in Hardisty, Alberta and stretch southward for over 1,85033 miles through Alberta, Saskatchewan, Montana, South Dakota and Nebraska.
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The highest chances of warmer temperatures are in northern Alaska, across the central Great Basin southward into the Gulf states, and into the Southeast and portions of the Mid-Atlantic.
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He looks southward, toward the statue of the song-and-dance man Cohan, who, having no giant cross to shield him, was easier for you to give your regards to.
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The secretary repeatedly returned to a single event to justify the rationale behind the directive – the 2628 extreme cold weather caused by the southward shift of the North Polar Vortex.
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FROM PEN: Game of Thrones Top 10 Game Changing Moments The itinerary continues southward to Trogir, where viewers will recognize some of the streets and buildings as the City of Qarth.
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And the area's growth, coupled with the steadily rising popularity of the island of Sodermalm to its immediate north, is pulling the inhabitable boundaries — if not the heart — of Stockholm southward.
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While these government meteorologists aren't getting paid for their work, they are vigilantly observing the freezing mass of polar air as it spreads southward, blanketing the U.S. in an extreme chill.
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The trees would block the wind and sand that move southward from the desert and improve the quality of the soil by binding sediment together and adding nutrients to the mix.
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But speculation that Durkin's trip southward might have been a prelude to his joining the program was understandable, since several high-profile Alabama assistant coaches began their tenures after similar visits.
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And DNA drawn from ancient people has shed light on one of the enduring mysteries of history: how humans from Siberia spread across the Americas, branching southward, some disappearing, others mixing.
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I was on my way out of Islam when I made my way with the rush of tens of thousands of pilgrims shuffling from the prayer hall southward toward his tomb.
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Typhoon Mangkhut shifted southward and is expected to start lashing the Philippines' largest and most populous island with heavy rains and 127-mile-an-hour winds (about 200 kilometers an hour).
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Rather than pushing up toward western Virginia, as initially thought, the storm's center is now predicted to pivot southward and move across the middle of South Carolina, making landfall on Saturday.
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Eastern Time from a foggy Vandenberg Air Force Base lighting up the skies as it headed upward on a southward arc, visible to early risers in Los Angeles and San Diego.
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But Christianity has "marched southward" to grow rapidly in places like sub-Saharan Africa, the U.S.-based group said, and is practiced with more fervor in Africa generally and Latin America.
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There is a potential for more flooding at other cities southward along the Mississippi until the water flushes out into the Gulf of Mexico in several weeks, CNN meteorologist Chad Myers said.
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Right now, the jet stream is flowing far to the north, over Alaska, and then plunging southward toward the Gulf Coast, allowing frigid air to ooze into the U.S. from the Arctic.
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What's more, it shows that the Philippines played an important role in enabling the southward movements of early humans into Wallacea, the archipelago of oceanic islands between the Asian and Australian continents.
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Since 2005, as the war in Iraq dragged on, however, American pride has mostly sloped southward, the polls show, to the 70% proud, and 2016% extremely proud number where they now sit.
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The AMOC involves the northward movement of warm, salty water in the upper layers of the Atlantic, as well as the southward return flow of cold, dense water in the deep Atlantic.
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As the polls open Tuesday, rain and storms will be located just ahead of the advancing cold front and will stretch from western Pennsylvania southward through eastern Tennessee and into southern Mississippi.
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Left uncovered by the EMP field are the western half of South Korea, including Seoul, the capital, and the major highway systems radiating around and from Seoul southward—the best invasion routes.
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Surge warnings also were in effect for the area from North Miami Beach southward around the Florida peninsula, as well as for the area between the South Santee River and Jupiter Inlet.
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Winters with a predominantly negative Arctic Oscillation tend to be cold and snowy across the eastern U.S., with blocking areas of high pressure forming across the northern latitudes, forcing cold air southward.
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Once on the German side, the aging, three-car clunker rolled southward past spinning wind turbines, weather-beaten fishing hamlets and pancake-flat farmland as the sun set over the scenic countryside.
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It begins with a deep look into the vortex at Saturn's north pole, then travels southward as the spacecraft's altitude drops from more than 40,000 to just 4,200 miles above Saturn's cloud tops.
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Once in Mexico, the weapons were transported southward along Route 2 to Caborca, Mexico, where the runners stated they were met by both a U.S. national and a person of Middle Eastern descent.
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The provinces of Limpopo and North West in the north of South Africa were most affected by the caterpillars, which spread southward from neighboring countries after first being detected in Nigeria last year.
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But the allegations against Mr. Sawyer, 35, have turned the 29th Legislative District, a working-class Democratic area that includes part of Tacoma and stretches southward into unincorporated Pierce County, into a battleground.
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"We know dragonflies go south, but as far as we are aware, there is not one specific site where they hang out, but instead they seem to just spread out southward," Spring said.
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This northward movement of the jet stream around Alaska then caused another section of it to dip into the Eastern US. As a consequence, freezing air around Hudson Bay is descending southward. Brrr.
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A massive counter clockwise swirl of freezing air, the pattern is driven by varying pressures in the atmosphere that either keep cold air locked above the Arctic circle or let it drift southward.
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Meanwhile, the southern branch travelled southward along the Pacific coast, inhabiting islands along the way, and finally arriving in the southern continent where they gave rise to all Central and South American indigenous populations.
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The World Organization for Animal Health had warned in an interview with Reuters mid-November that more outbreaks of H5N8 were likely in Europe as wild birds believed to transmit the virus migrate southward.
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FANNING out from the sodden delta of the Yangtze, and southward to the flanks of the Nanling mountains, over 6m hectares of emerald bamboo groves—one-fifth of the world's reserves—flourish in China.
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This nor'easter will churn the waters of the Western Atlantic, creating waves higher than 40 feet across a vast swath of the ocean, from Nova Scotia to Massachusetts, southward all the way to Bermuda.
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The World Organisation for Animal Health had warned in an interview with Reuters mid-November that more outbreaks of H5N8 were likely in Europe as wild birds believed to transmit the virus migrate southward.
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Pointing southward, he shared an infamous bit of Cold War history that every American and Cuban school kid learns: On April 220, 210, a C.I.A.-sponsored invasion landed very near where we were standing.
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I took the stability my dad had constructed for me and used it to leap: first, a puddle jump across the Midwest, to the University of Wisconsin, then a plunge southward to Lima, Peru.
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But in mid-December our ship, L'Austral, encountered relatively little ice as we sailed into the sea and southward, toward James Ross Island, visiting an Adélie penguin colony at Devil Island along the way.
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Syrian rebels supported by the Turkish Army are currently advancing southward, having pushed the Islamic State out of the towns of Jarablous, al-Rai and Dabiq near the Turkish border between August and October.
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It's clear that there is going to be a widespread outbreak of severe thunderstorms on Tuesday, with the greatest threat for "giant hail," damaging winds and violent tornadoes extending from Nebraska southward into north Texas.
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Flash flood watches have also been issued for the Big Island as the storm passes to the south -- with the biggest threat of flash flooding along the eastern southward facing slopes of the Big Island.
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The cutoff routed them southward of the established trail, through the Wasatch Mountains and the Great Salt Lake Desert, where they were forced to build a road, suffered terribly from thirst and lost many oxen.
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The military, with American help, is building a desert wall: a sand berm about ten feet high, backed by a saltwater moat and electronic surveillance equipment, that extends a hundred miles southward from the sea.
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By 1860-61, the choice facing the planter class was pretty clear: American slavery was not going to be extended westward (or southward, to the Caribbean), so "the irrepressible conflict" proved to be just that: irrepressible.
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Pena Nieto said the U.S. government shares responsibility for migrants seeking to reach the United States, and should also work to stop the southward flow of weapons and illicit funds that help finance Mexican organized crime.
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Pena Nieto said the U.S. government shared responsibility for migrants seeking to reach the United States, and should also work to stop the southward flow of weapons and illicit funds that help finance Mexican organized crime.
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"Colder air will sweep into the Southeast behind the severe weather with temperatures dropping into the 30s (1 C) southward to central Georgia and across most of Alabama by Monday morning," AccuWeather meteorologist Kristina Pydynowski said.
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It has been a buffer to revolutionary Iran, and a barrier to Russia's southward ambitions since long before it joined NATO in 1952 (and even more so since Vladimir Putin decided to leap into Syria's maelstrom).
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She's the first immediate member of the Kim family ever to travel to South Korea, and the fact that Pyongyang is sending her southward is a sign that tensions between the two countries may be thawing.
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According to the NSIDC, weather patterns during February favored low sea ice extent in the Barents and Kara seas, with sea ice motion in the Barents preventing sea ice from advancing southward as it usually would.
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"Today we are expecting the flash flood risk to shift to North Carolina, Virginia, anywhere in the Southeast as the front continues to shift southward," Roth said, noting the storm was likely to dry out by evening.
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The system, about 80 miles (125 KM) east of Tampico, Mexico with maximum sustained winds of 35 miles per hour (55 km/hour), could drift eastward and southward in the next couple of days, the NHC added.
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The term El Nino, meaning the boy, and referring to the infant Jesus, was originally employed by fishermen to describe an unusual warm southward current appearing each year in the cold waters off Peru just after Christmas.
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The Dai Viet used military might and Confucianist statecraft and administration to push the Viet empire southward, in order to "respectfully bring the Mandate of Heaven, and do the work of striking and killing those cruel people".
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"We are delighted to continue deepening our relationship with music by partnering with ICE in a first-of-its-kind licensing deal," said Anjali Southward, Head of International Music Publishing Business Development at Facebook, in a statement.
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The division's southward push is being reinforced by troops from the Emergency Response Division, which answers to the Interior Ministry, and two army brigades that were pulled from security duties in eastern Mosul and near Tal Afar.
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In 2008 in Canada's Baffin Bay, seismic testing is believed to have delayed the southward migration of narwhals — the whales with the long spiral tusk — until it was too late and they became trapped in sea ice.
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The southward displacement of the polar jet stream across the Eastern US (trough) during Greenland blocking/negative North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO) episodes facilitates storm systems to track across the Midwest or Southeast and eventually off the Eastern Seaboard.
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Startup Jr. married Hagar in Salt Lake City and soon after established his own candy factory 45 miles southward on the industrial outskirts of the newly budding town of Provo, right next to the hide and fur plant.
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In the North Atlantic, a strong high-pressure cell blocked the normal southward flow of polar air in 2013, kicking off the first of three warmer-than-normal winters in a row as far south as the Caribbean.
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As the sky sharpened at its edges in pink, slashing tongues, I could see, finally, through a gap in the cliffs, a long curve of juniper-covered hills rolling and tumbling southward before breaking up into open country.
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The vortex, a brutal mass of cold air within strong bands of circulating winds, has spread southward from its normal location near the North Pole in recent weeks, bringing arctic weather to the middle of the United States.
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Or are we witnessing an inevitable flattening out caused by a shift reflected by the arc of history, unsettling financial realities at UConn, the changing nature of recruiting and the continued broadening of the women's game westward and southward?
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Because they couldn't enter the property, no one bothered to get out of the van, and they paused for only a few minutes before Grayson set a course southward, skirting suburban-style subdivisions before plunging into rural territory again.
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Opening next Friday at Red Hook Labs, "Ghosts Don't Walk in Straight Lines" is a chronicle of de Brauw's slow, southward amble from Manhattan's 210th Street to Battery Park over the course of a single day in May 24.
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Starting in October, usually, and lasting all through the winter and into spring, the jetstream shifts southward, causing ripples of pressure that turn into a persistent bubble of high pressure over the North American great basin—the western states.
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Some computer model runs have shown a tendency to shift the storm southward from previous projections, taking Boston and Hartford out of the main snow shield, and even putting New York City out of the 6- to 12-inch range.
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By Thursday, the storm system will weaken as it moves over the Tennessee River Valley, bringing mostly rain from Michigan southward to the Gulf Coast and some remaining snow only in the far northern parts of the country, he added.
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Among them is Guillermo Ponce, a civil engineer living in the Santiago neighborhood of Nunoa, who found out recently that the electoral service had changed his residence to Chilean Antarctica, a largely unpopulated province well over 2,000 miles (3,219 km) southward.
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More outbreaks of a severe strain of bird flu in Europe are likely to occur in the next few weeks as wild birds believed to transmit the virus migrate southward, the deputy head of the world animal health body said.
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Some recent studies have suggested that the loss of Arctic sea ice because of warming could be a factor, by influencing air circulation patterns, weakening the jet stream and allowing more polar air to shift southward, at least in some regions.
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In recent years, Workstead has been turning its attention increasingly southward — in 2016, they finished the transformation of a midcentury-era Charleston government building into the majestic Dewberry Hotel, complete with a Rubenesque brass cocktail bar and cypress-clad spa.
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For smaller loads, they chose among the legions of junks and sampans plying coastal waters from the demilitarized zone southward to the tip of the Mekong Delta, then turning west into the Gulf of Thailand and north to the Cambodian border.
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It also stipulates 40 percent to 45 percent of a vehicle's value be made in areas paying at least $16 an hour, such as the United States or Canada, which could potentially stem the southward drift of industrial capacity to Mexico.
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Image: André StraussA pair of closely related genetics papers, one published in Science and one in Cell, chronicles the movement of the first humans as they spread across the Americas, venturing both southward and northward and sometimes mixing in with the local populations.
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One particular forecast trend to watch is if future computer model runs start shifting the axis of heavy snow southward, which is what happened with several 2009-2010 storms that slammed the D.C. area while sparing the New York to Boston corridor.
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In mid June a Chinese road-building crew was spotted pushing southward onto the Dolam plateau, a flat area within the slightly larger region known as Doklam, a territory where the three countries meet and which is disputed by Bhutan and China.
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Big, southward plunges of cold air are unlikely Cold air is most likely to win some battles and perhaps the war from the northern Rockies and Plains to the upper Great Lakes and northern New England over the next one to two weeks.
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Although that southward trending sales figure is a first for Apple, it certainly isn't the first for most smartphone makers, who've been feeling a similar mobile sales plateau for at least a year aided in no small part by a slowing Chinese economy.
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Within minutes the spot I had marked on the ice with my ski poles as the North Pole was no longer precisely 90 degrees North as the ice layer we stood on moved imperceptively southward under the influence of wind and current.
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The most serious of these strikes, says the correspondent, is centred in the Tampico (State of Tamaulipas) oil fields, whence it is spreading southward like wildfire and soon will embrace all the oil regions, including the Tuxpan and Coatzacoalcos districts in Vera Cruz.
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Biden's plan aims to cut travel time between Washington, D.C., and New York City by half, rebuild the Hudson River Tunnel, expand the Northeast Corridor southward, keep plugging away in California and jump-start high-speed rail networks in the Midwest and West.
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If his approval ratings are in the 40s and heading southward despite this being his first month in office during a time of relative peace, prosperity, and low crime rates, this does not bode well for him for the next few years.
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The migrants the AP talked to described being rounded up hundreds at a time, crammed into open trucks headed southward for six to eight hours to what is known as Point Zero, then dropped in the desert and pointed in the direction of Niger.
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An Oregon man who presented a clay jug to one of the program's apparent expert appraisers received word that it dated to the late 19th century, had emerged somewhere in the "Middle Atlantic states headed southward," and had a value of up to $50,000.
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Storms to deliver snow to mountains, passes While colder air will be drawn southward from the Northwestern states with the first storm this weekend, not enough cold air is likely to be around to bring snow to Tejon and Cajon passes in Southern California.
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The Earth spins more quickly at the equator than the poles, causing those north and southward winds to twist into swirls, for the same reason that your body would rotate if you laid perpendicularly on a pair of parallel moving walkways moving different speeds.
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This area has since refrozen, but the ice there could be more vulnerable to melting this summer, or being pushed into the North Atlantic via the Fram or Nares Straits, which can act like funnels by draining Arctic ice southward where it gradually melts.
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PARIS (Reuters) - More outbreaks of a severe strain of bird flu in Europe are likely to occur in the next few weeks as wild birds believed to transmit the virus migrate southward, the deputy head of the world animal health body said on Tuesday.
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Trapped on a floe drifting southward, they continually checked the thickness of the ice over the next few days: Bombardier probed with a chisel and then carefully stepped on to the gray ice, progressing inch by inch until the ice grew black and watery.
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The air temperature is forecast to flirt with the century mark from Albany, New York to New York City southward to Washington, with heat indices reaching as high as 110 degrees Fahrenheit or higher, prompting the National Weather Service to issue excessive heat warnings.
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