So I did that for almost two years, but the interesting thing was, I spent five days a week going from state capital to state capital.
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The constant flights from coast to coast and state capital to state capital give me plenty of time to reflect on the world in which today's L.G.B.T.Q. young people are growing up.
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But that view was challenged in Albany, the state capital.
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That view has been challenged in Albany, the state capital.
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HM, said stakeholder State Capital Investment Corp (SCIC) on Friday.
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A state capital punishment trial is also scheduled for January.
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That's greater than the population of Trenton, the state capital.
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Not formally worded IN SLANG State capital = LANSING, Mich. 26A.
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Peacocks, but not peahens MALES State capital = SALEM, Ore. 44A.
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And Richmond, the state capital, is nearly solid Democratic turf.
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Auno is about 15 miles from Maiduguri, the state capital.
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But their meeting never gained attention in either state capital.
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I last was in Myitkyina, the state capital, in February.
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He has been mayor of Tallahassee, the state capital, since 2014.
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Several have been arrested this week in Raleigh, the state capital.
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Crowds of mourners brought the state capital, Chennai, to a standstill.
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He has dominated Springfield, the state capital, since the early 1980s.
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The day ended with a rally in Indianapolis, the state capital.
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Teachers and public employees rallied en masse at the state capital.
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Over the summer, she organized a rally at the state capital
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Few voters in Veracruz state capital Xalapa sought to defend him.
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Few voters in Veracruz state capital Xalapa sought to defend Duarte.
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Like some foreign protests ANTI U.S. State capital = AUSTIN, Tex. 55A.
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He previously pleaded not guilty to a state capital murder charge.
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The infamous central prison in Jigjiga, the state capital, was closed.
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So hundreds of teachers flooded the state capital for nine days.
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The area is 110 miles south of Bangalore, the state capital.
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Footage posted on social media also showed protests breaking out in El-Obeid, the state capital of North Kordofan state, and Wad Medani, the state capital of Jazeera state, southeast of the capital on the Blue Nile.
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As a result, his allies are rather few in the state capital.
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The state capital is now an emerging center of sports and culture.
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The area is around 35 kilometers southeast of the state capital, Maiduguri.
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Drug exports from state capital Hyderabad are worth around $14 billion annually.
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Mr Duggan implored lawmakers in Lansing, Michigan's state capital, to do something.
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The Puttingal temple is about 40 miles from the state capital, Thiruvananthapuram.
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Aid offices were sacked during 2014 riots in the state capital, Sittwe.
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Tlaxiaco is about 65 miles northwest of the state capital of Oaxaca.
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"It's madness," she told Reuters, on holiday from the Queensland state capital.
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A police officer in the state capital Sittwe hung up the phone.
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"There are no excuses," Mr. Scott said in Tallahassee, the state capital.
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Sittwe, the state capital, retains the air of a place left behind.
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That is an anagram for ST. PAUL, the state capital of Minnesota.
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What keeps a part apart HAIR GEL State capital = RALEIGH, N.C. 24D.
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The Amtrak Keystone Service is also available from Harrisburg, the state capital.
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The area is about 68 miles south of Jackson, the state capital.
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Belo Horizonte, the Minas Gerais state capital, has been hit particularly hard.
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Ralph S. Northam, and the other beleaguered Democrats in the state capital.
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She has been referred for further treatment in the state capital of Hyderabad.
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The current crossing is about 30 miles south of the state capital. tmsnrt.
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Hernandez was arrested in the Tamaulipas state capital of Ciudad Victoria in October.
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The town lies about 80 km (50 miles) from Patna, the state capital.
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The aftermath of a tornado that tore through Missouri's state capital Wednesday night.
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Anderson's firing prompted protests in Wisconsin in the state capital earlier this week.
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Auno is a town 24 km (15 miles) from Maiduguri, the state capital.
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Krinding Camp, just east of state capital el-Geneina, was raided on Dec.
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He is due to be arraigned in Sacramento, the state capital, on Friday.
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Neighbouring West Bengal also decided to close an airport at Kolkata, its state capital.
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Separately, he's also facing state capital murder charges, which he's pleaded not guilty to.
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Require Evers to get permission from lawmakers to ban guns in the state capital.
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Urbane, educated and liberal types in Madison, the state capital, may wring their hands.
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Bangalore, the state capital, is among the richest and most dynamic of India's cities.
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At least 65 people were killed outside Borno state capital Maiduguri on Jan. 31.
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Jackson, Mississippi's state capital, has a 79 percent black population and consistently votes Democrat.
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That influx has affected housing, health and education services in Brazil's poorest state capital.
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State capital and technology hub Bengaluru is among Ola's top three markets in India.
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Lincoln, Nebraska is the state capital, and has a lively arts and cultural scene.
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Omaha is higher on the list for savers than the Nebraska state capital, Lincoln.
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The areas hit by fires are hundreds of kilometers from Sydney, the state capital.
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When López Obrador was a boy, his family moved to the state capital, Villahermosa.
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Boston is the only state capital in the continental US that borders an ocean.
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Thousands of residents turned out at the ceremony held in Makurdi, Benue State capital.
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Brian Sandoval flew insurance executives into the state capital for meetings on the issue.
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For a place that's home to three colleges, the state capital is surprisingly calm.
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Those include several ethics proposals seeking to remedy a state capital known for corruption.
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Prices of fresh produce more than doubled in cities including the state capital, Mumbai.
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Virginia hospitals will hold their first-annual lobby day in the state capital, Richmond.
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About 500 people arrived in the state capital, Sittwe, on Monday, the government said.
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When Henry arrived in the state capital, his adversaries assumed he would seek revenge.
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He had shifted to the state capital Chennai, and adopted a new name, Kandaswamy.
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Annapolis is the state capital of Maryland and part of the Baltimore–Washington metropolitan area.
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Neighbouring West Bengal also planned to shut down the airport at Kolkata, its state capital.
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Hundreds of exploration, miners and mining services companies are headquartered in Perth, the state capital.
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ET) in the village of Kofa, 8 km (5 miles) from the state capital Maiduguri.
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Fires also burned in Yuba, Butte and Nevada counties — all north of the state capital.
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He said the rescued girl would be taken to the state capital, Maiduguri, on Thursday.
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David Baker, its managing director, says its main target market is Adelaide, the state capital.
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People want to have a reasonably good day in Washington or in their state capital.
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The other disturbing trend is the proliferation of "state capital investment and operation" companies (SCIOs).
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Now, though, Mr Murthy has gone on to a job in Bhopal, the state capital.
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A Pennsylvania court has scheduled a hearing for Monday morning in Harrisburg, the state capital.
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Tens of thousands of people lined up in Bangalore, the state capital, to pay homage.
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Sacramento is California's state capital, and offers a historic feel for visitors all year round.
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Nevertheless, in the state capital, calls for full disclosure and accountability suddenly have new momentum.
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For the Reagans, that meant a 350-mile move to the state capital, Sacramento. Mrs.
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Both disappeared, six months apart, from the same upmarket suburb of the state capital Perth.
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Trenton, the state capital, was second with 1.31 percent during the first half of 2016.
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Day Trip A shift in the cultural winds is palpable in New Jersey's state capital.
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"The laws of the country have failed," he told reporters at the Florida state capital.
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Some have reportedly left the mountains altogether, and headed for the state capital of Culiacán.
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Middleton, a suburb of the state capital Madison, is a city of about 17,000 residents.
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Topeka, the state capital, is offering potential new residents up to $15,000 to move there.
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The most severe fires all ringed Sydney, the state capital where about 5 million live.
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Winds have blown thick smoke over Sydney, the state capital where about 5 million live.
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Few hours to the vote, bombs went off in the Borno state capital of Maiduguri.
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Rhode Island Warwick: Providence, the state capital, should function much like Philadelphia but scaled down.
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Several oil and gas trade associations pay registered lobbyists in the state capital of Charleston.
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The latter figure is well within the range of the Tabasco state capital of Villahermosa.
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The snow drifts of Russia are not known for their reliance on state capital pop quizzes.
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In Leon County, which includes the state capital of Tallahassee, more than 30,000 sandbags were distributed.
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Not surprisingly, some upstate workers feel short-changed by the compromise struck in the state capital.
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Hussain was released on $150,000 bail by a court in Cobbleskill, near the state capital, Albany.
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Kyaw Soe Oo is an ethnic Rakhine Buddhist who grew up in the state capital, Sittwe.
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In few places is the controversy so searing as in Montgomery, the state capital of Alabama.
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The district includes Lexington, the second largest city in the state, and Frankfort, the state capital.
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In Jefferson City, the state capital, there is extensive damage along Ellis Boulevard near Highway 54.
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In Columbia, the state capital, hotels were rapidly filling up Tuesday night, NBC station WIS reported.
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Konduga is located some 25 km (15 miles) from Maiduguri, the state capital of Borno state.
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Here was the scene at the state capital before some of the women were escorted out.
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The state capital, Jackson, hasn't flown the flag on city property in more than a decade.
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The woman was still critical, said staff at the hospital in the state capital of Lucknow.
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You basically file a lawsuit in Leon County, which is where Tallahassee [the state capital] is.
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Rick Scott of Florida said at a news conference on Saturday in Tallahassee, the state capital.
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Voters in Olympia, the state capital, rejected a similar tax on its highest earners last year.
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Over the past month, Adelaide prices grew the fastest of any mainland state capital at 1.8%.
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The jurors were chosen at a courthouse in Harrisburg, the state capital, about 200 miles east.
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ALBANY — It's been an eventful six months in New York's state capital, to say the least.
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"It would unleash massive health care debates in every state capital," said Mr. Levitt, at Kaiser.
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NARAL Pro-Choice has organized protests at the state capital in Texas against restrictive abortion laws.
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"I was literally blown off," she said of her trip to the state capital, St. Paul.
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The gathering took place in late January at a cigar bar in Annapolis, the state capital.
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Public financing of state elections is the best way to clean up New York's state capital.
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About a thousand people supporting the action gathered in the colonial state capital, Oaxaca City, to protest.
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The Texas state capital is best known as countercultural hub, a home base for beleaguered Texas liberals.
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It&aposs a state capital and it covers the county around it and that sort of thing.
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Late last month, thousands of those workers joined protests against AB 450 in Madison, the state capital.
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Some protesters burst makeshift bombs outside a police station in the state capital of Thiruvananthapuram, police said.
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The companies publish Australia's two national papers and the major metropolitan dailies in nearly every state capital.
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The lawsuit was filed on Tuesday evening in New York's Supreme Court in Albany, the state capital.
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Mandan, a city of 25,000, is located just across the Missouri River from Bismarck, the state capital.
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In Bastrop County, southwest of the state capital of Austin, flooding damaged nearly 300 homes, it added.
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Kyaw Soe Oo, an ethnic Rakhine Buddhist from state capital Sittwe, has worked with Reuters since September.
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Many older structures in the state capital were damaged but his home escaped largely unscathed, Cardenas said.
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Gillum, the mayor of the state capital, Tallahassee, will face off with DeSantis in November's general election.
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The students are traveling to Tallahassee, the state capital, to call for a ban on assault rifles.
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On Monday, an estimated 36,000 people gathered at the Oklahoma state capital in support of the walkout.
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The state capital of North Carolina, Raleigh is also a business epicenter and close to several universities.
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She had almost nothing to pack besides her clothes and Landon's before relocating to the state capital.
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They chose San Jose as the state capital, and the Sierra Nevada as the state's eastern border.
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When not in the state capital Olympia, he lives here at his 2000,230-acre Promised Land Ranch.
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Toa Green, who runs Crank & Boom with her husband, Mike, grew up in Frankfort, the state capital.
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"I made a bet," Rodriguez told a meeting of financial sector bigwigs in the state capital Monterrey.
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In Bhubaneswar, Odisha's state capital, about 40 miles north, huge tree limbs snapped in the lashing rain.
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Yet instead of confronting the ethical horrors of the state capital, his administration has added to them.
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A third-party lawsuit will be filed Monday in Franklin County, home of Columbus, the state capital.
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Northern California would comprise the Bay Area, Silicon Valley, Sacramento and counties north of the state capital.
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State capital Kolkata, formerly known as Calcutta, was once the headquarters of the British East India Company.
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Democrat George Scott needs Republican support to defeat Perry in a district including the state capital, Harrisburg.
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But their flight from Austin, the state capital, ended when the Texas 11 became the Texas 10.
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At a historically black church near the South Carolina state capital, things got awkward for Bernie Sanders.
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Film production has since moved to other cities, especially Asaba, an otherwise sleepy state capital in southeastern Nigeria.
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Springfield's State Journal-Register reports the state capital broke a 55-year record for daily snowfall on Saturday.
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Northern California would comprise the Bay Area, Silicon Valley, Sacramento and counties north of the current state capital.
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Meanwhile, four reservoirs that supply Chennai, the state capital and India's sixth largest city, have run nearly dry.
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The Buchenwald concentration camp, where 56,000 people were killed, was 12 miles east of the state capital, Erfurt.
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Montgomery, the majority-black state capital of Alabama, made history this week by electing its first black mayor.
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After the briefing in Corpus Christi, Mr Trump and his entourage headed to Austin, the Texan state capital.
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Everyone agrees that the only adequate road is the national highway from Shillong, the state capital, to Assam.
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In the state capital of Ciudad Victoria, the brewer Cervecera Cuauhtemoc has received police protection in recent weeks.
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Tlaxcala's state capital has 85,000 people, only eight times more than the culture ministry's staff in Mexico City.
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Apple and Amazon have been looking at Raleigh, the state capital, for possible additional headquarters, Think Progress reported.
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"He's a sellout," said Juan Carlos Rivero, 34, at an auto repair shop in Zulia state capital Maracaibo.
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She has served in the Kansas state Senate since 85033, representing the district that includes the state capital.
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Congress party workers staged a demonstration in the state capital of Lucknow, where the victim is in hospital.
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Vice President Pence announced the decision during a meeting in the state capital of Sacramento with emergency responders.
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Legislation under consideration at the state capital would establish penalties for sharing them on the Web, Feuer said.
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The phone call capped a humiliating moment for an industry that had long reigned in the state capital.
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Gavin Newsom was sworn in on Monday before thousands sitting in rain-soaked tents outside the state capital.
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Across the world, disinfection teams have descended upon kindergartens, state capital buildings, markets, mosques, airports, and public roads.
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Sarah Palin of Alaska told Moore supporters at a rally in Montgomery, the state capital, on Thursday night.
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He insists that the torpor in the state capital demanded that citizens make an end-run around lawmakers.
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EST) on Monday in Mississippi's LeFlore County, about 100 miles (160 km) north of Jackson, the state capital.
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Andrew Cuomo (D) on Thursday, saying he excels at "the corruption Olympics" in the state capital of Albany.
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The Whitsunday Islands is a popular tourist site 900 km (560 miles) northwest of the state capital Brisbane.
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"We're bringing the ballots to Lansing today to be audited," Mr. Woodhams said, referring to the state capital.
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The sum would exceed its insurance and assets, raising concern in the state capital about the utility's future.
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One afternoon last October, Terry Link drove from his home outside Chicago to Springfield, the Illinois state capital.
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Community activists in Richmond called for a protest in the state capital on Sunday to demand new leadership.
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Despite the funding threat, the liberal state capital of Lansing is still considering declaring themselves a sanctuary city.
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The ACLU filed its lawsuit against Ashcroft in Cole County Circuit Court in Jefferson City, the state capital.
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He waited inside their homes The crimes, when they unfolded, shook their communities in and around California's state capital.
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Residents said attackers entered Magumeri, around 50 km (30 miles) from Borno state capital Maiduguri, around 7:00 p.m.
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The office, based in the state capital, Springfield, includes a Special Prosecution Unit staffed with about a dozen lawyers.
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But so far, all the residents have come in from Wake County, where the state capital Raleigh is located.
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"People over in Lansing, they forget how the poor folks live," Sheriff Pickell said, referring to the state capital.
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The central hub for Bavaria One will be Ottobrunn, a small town southeast of the state capital of Munich.
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"These kinds of radicalized protests generate violence," he told a news conference in the state capital of Oaxaca City.
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Growing up in Sittwe, the state capital, Kyaw Soe Oo was a Buddhist living among Muslims his whole life.
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He was criticized while in office for rarely being in the state capital of Springfield, and letting legislation stall.
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The highest of India's major cities, Bengaluru, still commonly referred to as Bangalore, is the state capital of Karnataka.
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He misidentified his state capital as Las Vegas instead of Carson City, a common mistake made by American schoolchildren.
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NLB was rescued by the state in 2013 when it received a state capital injection of 1.55 billion euros.
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Phil Murphy signed the measure into law in Trenton, the state capital, calling it an "important human rights issue".
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He was one of 10 children raised in poverty in a poor area of São Luís, the state capital.
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Rebekha Sharkie, a Nick Xenophon Team candidate, snared the prized Liberal seat of Mayo near Adelaide, the state capital.
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Around 120,000 Rohingya remain sequestered in displacement camps around the state capital Sittwe following ethnic violence six years ago.
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Travis County, which includes the state capital of Austin, is one of the most populous counties in the state.
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Brown later appeared at a news conference in the state capital of Salem, with young people standing behind her.
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In July that year, Arnoldo Rueda Medina, the group's second-in-command, was captured in Morelia, the state capital.
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It rents an existing Wi-Fi network to bring signal from Oaxaca city, the state capital, into the mountains.
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With a large state school in this state capital, residents still owe quite a lot on their student loans.
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In Guilford County, about an hour's drive west from the state capital, the population is roughly one-third black.
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From Washington to Florida's state capital Tallahassee, elected leaders from both parties vowed to work to prevent another catastrophe.
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Like Nashville, Austin is a booming state capital with a prominent university and it has a lively music scene.
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In 2012, deadly sectarian clashes broke out between the two groups, mostly in or near the state capital, Sittwe.
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The short trip to the Pennsylvania state capital underscored the complicated politics of the tax fight for the president.
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The losses were most concentrated in the state capital, Belo Horizonte, with 13 dead, according to the latest numbers.
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Greg Abbott canceled $1.5 million in criminal justice grants to Travis County, whose seat is Austin, the state capital.
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He was one of about 100 Stoneman Douglas students who piled into buses headed for Tallahassee, their state capital.
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In Jefferson City, the state capital of Missouri, officials said a "massive" twister caused widespread damage but no fatalities.
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Legislation being proposed this week in New York's state capital of Albany may prevent that from being an issue.
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And thanks to an executive order issued from Albany, the state capital, that task is looking thornier than ever.
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The state capital is home to the Kirkland Correctional Institution, where four inmates were fatally strangled a year ago.
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Dunnings served as chief prosecutor of Ingham County, which includes the state capital of Lansing, for close to two decades.
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Their full names are also publicly known, though only because a prison official in the state capital leaked them illegally.
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At least six people died in Bhubaneswar, Odisha's state capital, where fallen trees blocked roads and electricity supply was hit.
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The old town of Kochi, the state capital, is a laid-back city that is good for exploring and shopping.
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And in Jackson, Mississippi, The Guardian reported yesterday, residents in the state capital are facing a familiar, Flint-like, situation.
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Thick, slippery mud coated streets in the town of 5003,200 residents, about 30 miles northeast of the state capital, Charleston.
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He is currently being held in another prison about 300 miles south in the city of Saltillo, the state capital.
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Boko Haram hit a Nigerian IDP camp for the first time last September, in the Adamawa state capital of Yola.
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I grew up in Lexington, South Carolina, a beautiful, sleepy suburb less than 30 minutes from the state capital, Columbia.
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Most cholera-related deaths have been recorded at the Muna Garage camp, on the outskirts of Borno state capital Maiduguri.
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Rankin, just to east of the state capital of Jackson, voted for Donald Trump by 50 points over Hillary Clinton.
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Forecasters had warned of heavy rains and the possibility of flash floods in and around Baton Rouge, the state capital.
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Most of the ferry communities, including the state capital of Juneau, can be reached only by airplane or by boat.
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The police murder of Jimmie Lee Jackson, a local black activist, inspired a 50-mile march to the state capital.
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The demonstrators were attempting a symbolic 54-mile march to the state capital to demand full voting rights for blacks.
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But last year, hundreds of teachers flooded the state capital for nine days, demanding more school funding and higher raises.
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Four bodies were found in the municipality of Los Cabos, the other two near the state capital of La Paz.
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Bhagwat's team also rescued an Uzbek woman last year from the sex trade in Hyderabad, the state capital of Telangana.
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Unlike the nearby state capital, Krasnodar, where there are several universities with African students, in Sochi Africans are a rarity.
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Around the same time a Reuters witness said blasts were heard in Maiduguri, the state capital of neighboring Borno state.
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And, they go to Washington, or they go to the state capital, wherever, and they don't deliver on those promises.
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Busloads of Florida students headed to the state capital Tallahassee on Tuesday to call for a ban on assault rifles.
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After graduating high school, Lomillos spent three years in the state capital studying ecology, graduated, and returned to the sierra.
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Independently-run art galleries are rare in Mississippi—even in Jackson, the state capital, where And Gallery makes its home.
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Robinson told NBC News the ad ran in Little Rock, the state capital whose population is nearly half African-American.
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"Politics is so dirty and everybody knows it," she told reporters at a news conference in Imphal, the state capital.
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More than 100,000 people already live in refugee camps in southern Rakhine, on the fringes of the state capital, Sittwe.
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The state capital, Charleston, has been a sea of red, as the teachers evoked the mine wars with red bandannas.
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In 2003, Chennai, the state capital, introduced the method to 264 public schools with help from the Rishi Valley's institute.
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Albany, the state capital, is roughly 150 miles north of New York City; Suffolk County is on eastern Long Island.
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The population of Boa Vista, the state capital, ballooned over the past few years as some 50,000 Venezuelans resettled here.
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Commercial tricycle and motorcycle riders also staged protests Monday in Apapa, west of Lagos Island and Ikeja, the state capital.
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Kentucky Education Association President Stephanie Winkler encouraged teachers and students to rally against the bill at the state capital Monday.
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What's ahead for Oklahoma After teachers converged at their state capital on Monday, another day of walkouts is scheduled Tuesday.
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But in Burleigh, home to the state capital of Bismarck, the decision degenerated into jeering, insults and heated online posts.
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It is tempting for lawmakers in Annapolis, the state capital, and nearby Washington, to blame the city for its troubles.
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The state capital provides a wholesome, heartland life at a fraction of the cost of most metropolitan areas its size.
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A small group of noisy, ill-dressed university students gathered at the state capital for a Save the Martians protest.
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With parts of the state capital Sittwe still smoldering, Suu Kyi departs on a five-nation tour of Europe. Oct.
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Shettima's motorcade left the state capital Maiduguri in the morning, bound for the market towns of Mafa, Dikwa and Gamboru.
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"It's not delaying it — the people spoke on it," Mr. DeSantis told reporters in Tallahassee, the state capital, on Monday.
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The New York Assembly's vote in the state capital Albany followed a Senate vote that passed the measure on Tuesday.
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Hugo Rubén Castellanos Jiménez named Melissa Carolina Lizárraga as Miss Sinaloa in the state capital of Culiacan on Saturday afternoon.
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Borno state capital Maiduguri was struck by several bombs at the end of December that killed at least 48 people.
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An ethnic Rakhine Buddhist, Kyaw Soe Oe grew up in the state capital Sittwe, and was one of five siblings.
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They live in crowded internal displacement camps outside the Rakhine state capital Sittwe and are subjected to severe restrictions on movement.
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While Helena is, as the state capital, inherently somewhat urban, with a population of 31,000 it is far from Clinton country.
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One was an ambush that killed 15 state police officers on the highway between the state capital, Guadalajara, and Puerto Vallarta.
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The boat being was loaded with aid at a dock in the state capital of Sittwe, a government information office said.
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Kharge tells Bloomberg News that manufacturing will begin in state capital Bangalore, officially known as Bengalaru, by the end of April.
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To further its electric ambitions, VW is partnering with Dresden, the state capital of Saxony and home to around 540,000 people.
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The epicentre for the well-wishers' demonstrations is the Apollo hospital in the state capital of Chennai, formerly known as Madras.
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Thick, slippery mud coated streets in the town of 500,226 residents, located about 27 miles northeast of the state capital, Charleston.
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Two months later, a grand jury in the state capital decided that the case contained insufficient proof to bring criminal charges.
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UPS, a big delivery company, is using Matternet's drones to move medical samples across a hospital campus in the state capital.
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They also say emergency management gives influence to what is now a mostly white, Republican leadership in Lansing, the state capital.
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If you've rented a car, the charming and history-rich state capital Santa Fe is just an hour north by freeway.
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The allegations have captivated those in Indianapolis, but it's less clear if those outside the state capital are paying close attention.
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The county is home to Phoenix, the state capital, and more than 4 million people, about 30% of whom are Latino.
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He then met camp leaders in Thet Kae Pyin camp for nearly 6,000 Rohingya, a short drive from state capital Sittwe.
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Montana's other Catholic diocese in Helena, the state capital, filed for bankruptcy in 2012 to settle cases stemming from similar accusations.
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He has by turns thrilled his state's progressive base and frustrated even some of his Democratic allies in the state capital.
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His departure has added to a growing power vacuum in a state capital where the governor is facing calls for impeachment.
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Students who survived the high school shooting last week are visiting the Florida state capital Wednesday to demand that lawmakers act.
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With several big universities in the area and very close to the state capital, Raleigh, Durham attracts visitors all year round.
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Indeed, it was not even clear on Wednesday when, exactly, lawmakers would be asked to return to Montgomery, the state capital.
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Russian Finance Minister Anton Siluanov said on Friday authorities would need to assess if Evrofinance Mosnarbank requires a state capital injection.
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Mr. Barrett, who lives in Missoula, now spends 235 days every other year in Helena, the state capital, as a legislator.
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Teachers strike at the state capital in Oklahoma on Monday to protest for better teacher pay, working conditions and school funding.
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Since March 2, there have been four attacks in Austin and one in Schertz, 65 miles south of the state capital.
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Rick Scott of Florida said during an appearance on Tuesday at the state's emergency operations center in Tallahassee, the state capital.
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They also plan to rally for gun control, mental health issues and school safety on Wednesday in Tallahassee, the state capital.
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Mr. Yaw sponsored a bill in Harrisburg, the state capital, to restrict how many pain pills doctors can prescribe at once.
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A son, Fred T. Hopkins III, worked until this summer for the Lexington County Sheriff's Department near Columbia, the state capital.
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Survivors of the shooting are taking the long ride to the state capital, Tallahassee, to call for tighter gun-control laws.
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Albany, the state capital, is roughly 150 miles north of New York City, and Suffolk County is on eastern Long Island.
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Driving to the state capital in their Pontiac Montana minivan, they did not realize how long the storm would stick around.
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Most recently, more than 20,000 people on Monday marched and rallied in Richmond, the state capital, to defend their gun rights.
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Injecting state capital into Bremer Landesbank would trigger state aid proceedings by the European Commission, which the owners hope to avoid.
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It's the state capital and home of Ohio State University and major corporations like Nationwide Insurance, Cardinal Health and Big Lots.
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That was the hottest ever December temperature recorded in the state capital city of Hobart, according to the Bureau of Meteorology.
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But if North Carolina Republicans have been chastened in Washington, there is scant evidence of it here in the state capital.
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He and other hunters gathered their families and moved them from their rural villages to the state capital, Maiduguri, for safety.
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The landslide hit the village of Laptap in Pamumpare district, about 40 km (25 miles) south of the state capital Itanagar.
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Suicide bombings killed 12 people on Monday and 14 people died in an attack on state capital Maiduguri on June 7.
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He and his family live in Charleston, the state capital, and he drives two hours each day going back and forth.
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Broadway's honky-tonks and the state capital are a walk away, but the acclaimed restaurants of historic Germantown are even closer.
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Art Thiel, a longtime columnist and sportswriter who covered the Sonics story, said Mr. Schultz simply didn't understand the state capital.
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Newsom delivered the apology during an appearance with tribal leaders at the California Indian Heritage Center near Sacramento, the state capital.
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Student survivors gathered with teachers and gun safety advocates to plan a visit to the state capital of Tallahassee on Wednesday.
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More than 40,000 Venezuelans have swollen the population of state capital Boa Vista by 11 percent, Mayor Tereza Surita told Reuters.
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Like her three defeated primary opponents, James vowed she would take on corruption in Albany, the state capital — and Donald Trump.
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He inflames culture-war issues; she pushed for the removal of the Confederate flag from the state capital after the Charleston massacre.
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Groups that live far from Hawassa, the state capital, have less say than those, such as the Sidama, that dominate the centre.
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During that time, they solidified their hold on Bama, the second largest town in Borno State — state capital Maiduguri is the biggest.
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He plans to address supporters later Tuesday in the state capital, Helena, where he grew up not far from the governor's mansion.
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The National Weather Service reported 31.9 inches of snow in Allentown, Pa., and 30.2 inches in the state capital, Harrisburg, both records.
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He held a cabinet meeting at the festival site late last month, the first such meeting held outside the state capital Lucknow.
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The visit was met with multiple days of protests, including gatherings Monday at the state capital and elsewhere in Salt Lake City.
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She arrived in the state capital Sittwe on Thursday morning and headed to restive northern Rakhine where many Rohingya villages were located.
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Mr Trump toured an ethanol plant in the far west followed by a political fundraising dinner in Des Moines, the state capital.
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Campbell told his supporters in the state capital of Baton Rouge that he had called Kennedy to congratulate him on his victory.
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The only other abortion clinic in Arkansas, Little Rock Family Planning Services in the state capital, offers both surgical and medication abortions.
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In Pataskala, Ohio, near the state capital, Columbus, city finance director Jamie Nicholson said the local police department needed a new station.
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The island where the girl was bitten is a popular tourist site 900 km (560 miles) northwest of the state capital Brisbane.
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Operations at the mine in Godda district, about 280 km (175 miles) from the state capital, Ranchi, have been stopped, Amitabh said.
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Besides the state capital injection, junior bondholders and shareholders will contribute 4.3 billion euros from the conversion of junior bonds into equity.
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Instead of sending her crop to Mumbai, the state capital and financial metropolis, she was distributing it in her village for free.
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Freital is a quiet industrial burg of 40,000 people, located about a 20-minute drive from downtown Dresden, the Saxon state capital.
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THE 22011-mile drive from Union Springs, seat of Bullock County, Alabama, to Montgomery, the state capital, might not seem very arduous.
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Baton Rouge, the state capital and largest city in the region, and Denham Springs modified their floodplain building standards to reduce risk.
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It was noonish, and on the streets of the state capital, the assembled tech-and-music cognitive elite were starting to stir.
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Much of this part of Florida is rural areas known for small tourist cities, beaches, wildlife reserves and Tallahassee, the state capital.
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Mr. DiNapoli has released the numbers each year as lawmakers in the state capital take up budgeting for the next fiscal year.
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North Carolina teachers are holding demonstrations at the state capital for better quality in education with a "personal day" of protest today.
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Clinton, for example, carried Franklin — home to the state capital, Columbus — by nearly 16 percent more than Mr. Obama did in 2012.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Heather DeLuca-Nestor, a county teachers' association leader, was driving back to Morgantown, W.Va., from the state capital on Feb.
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Prior to the announcement of the positive case, Charleston, W.Va., the state capital, declared a state of emergency due to the virus.
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Wade, gathered this month outside her office in Bismarck, the state capital, to urge her to vote in favor of his confirmation.
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Federal prosecutors have also refused to bring charges in that case, which led to large protests in Baton Rouge, the state capital.
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Issac Jencks, personally escorted 2100 soldiers, including a machine gun battalion, from Camp Pike in Little Rock, the state capital, to Elaine.
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Monday, one day before lawmakers start a new legislative session, thousands of teachers packed the state capital to demand more education funding.
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Israel advocates from the Lone Star state took to the state capital, lobbying support for anti-BDS legislation introduced late last year.
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These lingering diplomatic and military questions leave some congressional leaders voicing skepticism about a swift, decisive attack on the Islamic State capital.
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In Syria, they took control here of the former Islamic State capital Raqqa, strengthening their hand following the withdrawal of U.S. troops.
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The fate of the stores could be decided next month, when the three-member commission holds hearings in Lincoln, the state capital.
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Students have traveled to Florida's state capital and to Washington, D.C., to demand that lawmakers take action to prevent future school shootings.
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The prospect has drawn no public opponents in the state capital as yet, but it is a concept that sometimes raises eyebrows.
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They included Shoshone, Arapaho, Sioux, Platte, Big Horn, Yellowstone, Sweetwater, Lincoln and Cheyenne, the last the name of the eventual state capital.
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A volcano commonly known as Diamond Head grandly presides over Waikiki, the world-famous mecca for tourists in the state capital of Honolulu.
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The state prosecutor&aposs office says the body of Hector Gonzalez Antonio was found Tuesday morning in the state capital of Ciudad Victoria.
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Economic activity ground to a virtual halt Wednesday in state capital San Cristobal amid looting and clashes between anti-government protesters and police.
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This was the closest attack to the state capital since the end of January when 65 people were killed in a nearby village.
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The legislature that sits in the state capital, Lucknow, also appoints a substantial share of members in India's upper house, the Rajya Sabha.
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"At the end of the day, time was probably the factor," he told supporters at an event in the state capital of Perth.
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Protesters gathered Saturday outside police headquarters in the state capital after it was announced the officers would face "no criminal liability," CNN reports.
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His Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has captured one state capital after another, building daunting momentum ahead of the next national elections in 2019.
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Chanting an oath of loyalty to the state, the new recruits began an accelerated training program in the state capital Sittwe this week.
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The violence in the state capital follows clashes between two communities in the Kasuwan Magani area of southern Kaduna which left 55 dead.
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"Legalizing the industry is one of our top-most priorities," Barnwal told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone from Ranchi, Jharkhand's state capital.
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The attack occurred Saturday during a burial in the Nganzai district, near the Borno state capital, Maiduguri, local government chairman Muhammed Bulama said.
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In Travis County, which includes the state capital of Austin, two people were reported missing, said Jacob Dirr, a spokesman for the city.
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Who is fighting for us at the state capital for the little guy out here, for the working Georgian, for the Georgian family?
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Police on Wednesday released body camera and helicopter video of the shooting in Sacramento, the state capital, sparking street protests the next day.
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On the road into the city from Melbourne, the state capital, the red brick Gothic-like presbytery of St. Alipius immediately stands out.
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Officials said they feared the damaged spillway could unleash a 30-foot wall of water on Oroville, north of the state capital Sacramento.
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He says that around 28 percent of the industry has shut down out of fear leaving only 2150 tortillerías in the state capital.
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The pope then headed to the state capital, Tuxtla Gutierrez, where he held a rally at a packed stadium and met local families.
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In 2014, Guzman evaded capture by fleeing through a network of interconnected tunnels in the drainage system under Culiacan, the Sinaloa state capital.
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Thousands of his supporters were gathered outside the hospital in state capital Chennai to mourn his demise, as scores of policemen kept watch.
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"We're looking at four years on both, and nothing more than that," Durkin told reporters at a news conference in the state capital.
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But Dalori—which is located 5km (3 miles) from Maiduguri, a state capital and the military's headquarters—was an audacious choice of target.
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Bama, about 60 km (40 miles) southeast of Borno's state capital Maiduguri, was held by Boko Haram from September 2014 until March 2015.
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Several of these posts referenced planned attacks by several armed militia groups, which prompted Oregon's state capital building to shut down last week.
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A host of politicians, including the Jalisco governor and the mayor of Guadalajara, the state capital, all tweeted their condolences to his family.
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During my visit, security forces found six decapitated bodies in a car in the state capital and four tortured corpses in another town.
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In contrast, working-class Americans on the losing end of a local ordinance are unlikely to prevail in the state capital or Washington.
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In response, Kentucky teachers walked out of schoolrooms on Monday and hundreds are expected to stage a protest in Frankfort, the state capital.
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Denver, the state capital, sued the state to make sure the laws would not affect the city's longstanding ban on openly carrying firearms.
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Rick Scott of Florida said on Sunday that electrical service issues remained a problem in Leon County, which includes Tallahassee, the state capital.
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Here you can find parks, plazas, museums and the historic Old State Capital, the tallest building in the state at 2000 feet high.
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"In the north we have a very high coral death rate," Mr. Miles said at a news conference in Brisbane, the state capital.
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The city of Troy is located just outside of the state capital, Albany, and is about 160 miles north of New York City.
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The governor of Mexico&aposs Durango state says are no deaths from Tuesday&aposs crash of an Aeromexico airliner near the state capital.
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Vallejo, a city of about 115,000 people in the San Francisco Bay Area, was, in 1852 and 1853, the state capital of California.
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On June 13, with parts of the Rakhine state capital Sittwe still smoldering, Suu Kyi departs on a five-nation tour of Europe.
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We are sitting in his simple home in Trivandrum, the leafy state capital, where he now lives with his wife, Chandrika, a pathologist.
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"Today, we live in a time of threats like few others in recent memory," she said, speaking from the state capital of Columbia.
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Financial institutions, including banks, state capital investment companies and insurers, would be supported to conduct the swaps, the news agency said without elaborating.
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A bill that would have taken deletion of disciplinary records off the table in collective bargaining died in the state capital in 28503.
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On Tuesday, hundreds gathered outside the New York state capital to protest against a bill that would ban religious exemptions from mandatory vaccinations.
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Atlanta, he explained, is a constant brain drain, and Nashville, as the state capital, gets the bulk of the government's attention and funding.
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Derailments rarely cause more than minor injuries, but the aftermath was tragically different on Sunday not far from Columbia, the state capital. Gov.
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A sudden resignation would prompt a special election for Mr. Tiberi's seat, in a solidly Republican district outside of Columbus, the state capital.
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The potential for such pickups, turning Bleeding Kansas several shades bluer, has alarmed Republican officials in Topeka, the state capital, and in Washington.
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While the fate of the fairgrounds gondola seems murky at best, another gondola plan seems to be gaining traction in the state capital.
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Tens of thousands of gun rights supporters rallied in the state capital, Richmond, on Martin Luther King Jr. Day to protest the proposals.
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The Westerville deaths shook the populace and resonated in the halls of power -- in Columbus, the state capital, and in Washington, D.C. Gov.
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In Belém, the state capital, the people killed by the police are disproportionately poor people of color, as they are elsewhere in Brazil.
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I THINK CAPITAL HAS BEEN FLOWING OUT OF CHINA BECAUSE OF ECONOMIC WEAKNESS, BECAUSE THEIR STATE – SO CALLED STATE CAPITAL SMILE DOESN'T WORK.
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Prominent among Greitens' campaign positions was a vow to clean up Missouri politics by reducing the influence of money in the state capital.
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In Kentucky, a very red state, Democrat Andy Beshear has claimed victory, potentially injecting some blue into the state capital by defeating Gov.
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Clark's killing became a symbol of strained relations between police and residents in California's state capital, as well as overall racial tensions there.
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The violence in West Darfur broke out after a dispute between Arab and African ethnic groups in the state capital of el-Geneina.
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He highlighted how he was elected as a political outsider and as governor pushed back against the traditional rules of the state capital.
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This payback might have less to do with politics in New York's state capital and more with the New Yorker in White House.
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In a speech in the state capital, Sessions accused California of obstructing federal immigration enforcement efforts and vowed to stop the state's defiance.
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Abortion rights organizations even pooled their resources to charter a plane that trailed a banner reading "Abortion is OK!" over the state capital.
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Tens of thousands of people gathered outside a memorial hall in the state capital, Chennai, where Jayalalithaa's body lay draped in the Indian flag.
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In North Carolina, thousands of teachers are expected to rally on Wednesday in Raleigh, the state capital, to seek more school funding from lawmakers.
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This murder occurred in the midst of a bloody turf war within the Sinaloa cartel that paralyzed the state capital in 2008 and 2009.
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Trains would also be suspended for several hours, while a cricket stadium in state capital Chandigarh had been commandeered as a temporary detention center.
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"I believe that this is the best plan the state has produced in decades," Cuomo told a news conference in the state capital, Albany.
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Young men link arms during the march led by Martin Luther King Jr. from Selma, Alabama, to the state capital of Montgomery, March 1965.
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But for many small and medium-sized businesses in the state capital of Kolkata, the last five years under Modi's leadership have been tough.
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Two Department of Transportation workers came to tell her they had been in the state capital with Finkenauer during the vote over bargaining rights.
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Turnout was strong in Democratic strongholds such as Madison, the state capital, and the largest city, Milwaukee, but also in Republican suburbs around Milwaukee.
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The Virginia House of Delegates passed seven Democratic gun reform laws 10 days after large protests at the state capital over the proposed measures.
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"But we feel we have to do something to change the temperature in Harrisburg," Mr. Peduto said, referring to the state capital of Pennsylvania.
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Schools in Chennai, the state capital, and other coastal towns have been closed with the weather office warning of intermittent heavy rains this weekend.
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In his memoir, he said he absorbed politics through conversations with prominent Nevadans while working in his mother's French restaurant in the state capital.
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Police fired teargas and used water cannons to disperse a large crowd of protesters in the state capital of Thiruvananthapuram, television news channels showed.
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The FTC and the state contended that the merger would give the combined system a 76 percent market share around Harrisburg, the state capital.
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State officials said Tuesday that more than 16,000 of those customers reside in Leon County, which is home to the state capital of Tallahassee.
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And Bentley recently confirmed to the Times that he and Mason shared a safety deposit box at a bank in Montgomery, the state capital.
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Its state capital, Montpelier, is among the least populous capitals in the U.S. Come January, the state will up its game in recruiting residents.
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He also wants $49m to build two new high-security units with an additional 384 beds at a prison in Lincoln, the state capital.
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Local people, who described unrest in both Christian and Muslim areas of the state capital, said troops were also seen on the city's streets.
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It started late on February 10th in Topo Chico prison, in the state capital of Monterrey, and was brought under control after two hours.
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Around 800,000 displaced people - mainly women, children and elderly - live near the state capital Maiduguri, about a quarter of them in camps, MSF says.
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The leisure class is not prone to fly off to Bismarck (the state capital) for a few days in February for rest and relaxation.
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"We have immense difficulties," Ranilson Monteiro Camara from Brazil's Ministry of Mining told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in Porto Velho, Rondonia's gritty state capital.
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Shootouts in the state capital Culiacan resulted in 12 deaths over three days in the last week alone, the office said in a statement.
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As cities and counties struggled to raise revenue on their own, a good deal of power shifted from them to Sacramento, the state capital.
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The agency said it had received reports that those in Juneau, the state capital, and Whitehorse, the capital of Canada's Yukon territory, felt it.
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Among them is Juneau, the state capital and Alaska's third-largest city, and Kodiak, an island city that is a major U.S. seafood port.
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Auctions are a bellwether of demand and real estate industry participants hope buyer interest has returned, with clearance rates rising across state capital cities.
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I'd graduated from high school in Salt Lake City, the state capital where many of my friends' parents were attorneys, politicians, and prominent businesspeople.
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A flash flood watch also remained in effect for Oahu, home to the state capital Honolulu and 70 percent of Hawaii's 1.4 million residents.
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Pockets of his supporters protested outside the electoral board's offices in state capital Ciudad Bolivar, with some clashes breaking out on Monday and Tuesday.
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In this episode she heads to Raqqa, the de facto Islamic State capital reclaimed by American-backed forces in a ruthless battle in 2017.
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A communications expert at the county's emergency operations center had improvised, establishing direct communications with a federal air operations branch in the state capital.
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Austin, the state capital and a liberal mecca that prides itself on welcoming immigrants, has been the city most clearly caught in the middle.
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He will find himself with even less sway in the state capital if his challengers together take a large percentage of the vote. 3.
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By the end of last year, an estimated 40,000 Venezuelans had resettled in the state capital, Boa Vista, straining its infrastructure and health system.
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In Bismarck, the Republican-leaning state capital, interviews with voters at two breakfast hubs Saturday illustrated what a political bind Ms. Heitkamp was in.
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But voters here have a penchant for alternating between the two major parties when it comes to sending a governor to the state capital.
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ALBANY — Even by the sometimes perplexing standards of New York's state capital, the scene in the Senate on Wednesday afternoon was something to behold.
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Others found it duplicitous, given the rampant culture of sexual harassment that had been permitted to fester for so long in the state capital.
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Outside of his home state of Vermont, there are few places more familiar with Sanders – or more enamored of him – than Wisconsin's state capital.
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For Mery Cacua, manager of La Gran Parada, a supermarket chain in Tachira's state capital San Cristobal, it has become too much to handle.
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"In this area, the Maoist rebels' presence is too much," Raman Singh, the chief minister of Chhattisgarh, told reporters in Raipur, the state capital.
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And so even in a state capital that has lately been a hub of headspinning political debates, Monday's hearing regularly bordered on the surreal.
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Legislators in Richmond, the state capital, continued to go about their business amid hushed speculation that more politically damaging personal history would be exposed.
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Forecasters said the Missouri River was expected to crest on Thursday at more than 32 feet (9.75 meters) at the state capital, Jefferson City.
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Some medium-sized banks in Kazakhstan have benefitted from state capital support to address this, but in Azerbaijan lenders often remain dependent on regulatory forbearance.
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"I'd never really done any washing, even at home," said Terry, who lives in Toowoomba, 125 km (78 miles) west of Queensland's state capital, Brisbane.
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Security forces fired teargas at stone-throwing gangs, and crowds smashed their way into shops and offices in San Cristobal, the state capital, and elsewhere.
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Klobuchar, who didn't appear on any of the national Sunday shows, started her day greeting voters at a breakfast spot in Concord, the state capital.
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There has been a public outcry over environmental damage, however, with mining blamed for polluting land and turning waters red near the state capital Kuantan.
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It covers an area near Lansing, the state capital, and its constituents are a little better-educated — all ingredients that could give Democrats an edge.
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Banks have an aggregate Tier 220 capital ratio of 3.60%, higher than the Bank of England's view on steady state capital requirements of around 21103%.
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How the mayor is received in the state capital will be a notable undercurrent of the day, as will Mr. Cuomo's proposals for the city.
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In 2013 the bank received a state capital injection of 1.55 billion euros which prevented it from collapsing under the weight of the bad loans.
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The civil defense office of Durango state said the plane came down in a field near the airport for the state capital, also named Durango.
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Gillespie owes his 4,300-vote statewide margin of victory to his strength in the close-in suburbs of Washington, DC, and Richmond, the state capital.
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Austin is home to the state capital; the University of Texas at Austin, a campus with 50,000 students; and a long list of technology companies.
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"I am today announcing that I will not seek a third term as governor," Malloy said at a news conference in Hartford, the state capital.
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The home in Muzaffarpur, close to 80 kilometers (49.71 miles) from state capital Patna, has been shut since last month, after police arrested 10 people.
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Instead, they show the grinning face of Nick Xenophon, an independent senator from Adelaide, the state capital, whose influence reaches far beyond his home state.
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A catalyst for the law was last year's fatal shooting of Stephon Clark, whose death sparked major protests in the state capital and reverberated nationwide.
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In every state except two, the party that wins the popular vote gets to send all of its electors to the state capital in December.
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The civil defense office of Durango state says the plane came down in a field near the airport for the state capital, also named Durango.
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When submitting the birth record in Richmond, the state capital, he left the race of the child blank, much to the consternation of state officials.
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Some residents said they were resorting to traveling hours by road to the state capital, risking landmines and gunfire, to get access to the internet.
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Republicans can usually rely on strong support from the more rural central portion of the state, which includes Springfield and Jefferson City, the state capital.
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Like Ms. Nixon, Mr. Molinaro said the combined taint of the two corruption cases was damning evidence of Mr. Cuomo's time in the state capital.
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Some organizations have mobilized scores of protesters to Tallahassee, the state capital, where they have held signs and prayed outside the offices of key lawmakers.
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Whether such an effort would be mounted in Albany is unclear, though giants like Google and Facebook keep lobbyists on retainer in the state capital.
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Beshear's remarks, made at a press conference in the state capital of Frankfort, are the latest in a burgeoning political war between the two politicians.
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Esteban, who was injured, was taken with his mother to the state capital, Oaxaca, where on Sunday he was operated on for a fractured hip.
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But soldiers at a roadblock in Benisheikh town -- around 45 miles west of Borno State capital Maiduguri -- ordered them to go back for their safety.
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Motorcycle-hailing startups organized a protest in the state capital January 31 asking that the government to regulate them instead of imposing an outright ban.
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Over 13 days, the case played out inside a courtroom in Tallahassee, the state capital, revealing a web of tumultuous relationships around Mr. Markel's murder.
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Medicaid is now the single largest line item in most state budgets and yet spending decisions are made in Washington not in a state capital.
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Kingston, N.Y. To be sure, most people drive to Kingston, an easy-to-love city in the Hudson Valley that was once the state capital.
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"This is the worst of the weather from a fire behaviour point that we will have seen," Eden told reporters in Adelaide, the state capital.
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But the state capital is now one of the country's fastest-growing cities, and it has dynamic art projects, good restaurants and a revitalized riverfront.
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The case last year became a symbol of strained relations between the police and the community as well as racial tensions in the state capital.
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The Corporations Division of Delaware's Department of State comprises a warren of cubicles in the basement of a government building in Dover, the state capital.
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Rescue efforts have been launched at the accident site near Nerwa, a town about 110 km (68 miles) from Shimla, the state capital, he added.
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Perry even drove a Tesla Model S through California's state capital back in 2014 in an attempt to stand out from the other state bidders.
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But protesters prevented liquor stores from opening in the state capital, Patna, even though they were still legal under the first stage of the ban.
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Austin is home to the state capital; the University of Texas at Austin, a campus with 50,000 students; and a long list of technology companies.
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The Ohio State University, located in Columbus, the state capital, is one of the largest universities in the country, with more than 66,000 students enrolled.
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A state militia commanded by Brigadier General Asamnew Tsige attacked government buildings in Bahir Dar, the state capital of Ethiopia's Amhara region on June 22.
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It covers an area near Lansing, the state capital, and its constituents are a little better educated — all ingredients that could give Democrats an edge.
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Abortion rights activists on Sunday marched on the Alabama state capital in Birmingham to protest that state's new law, which would take effect in two months.
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Uttar Pradesh state spokesman Awanish Awasthi said Tuesday that six people had died in Unnao district, 40 kilometers (25 miles) south of Lucknow, the state capital.
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At the time, he recalls, Winchell had nearly 30 stores in the LA area and was planning to open three more in Sacramento, the state capital.
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It covers an area near Lansing, the state capital, and its constituents are a little better educated — all ingredients that could give Democrats an edge. Rep.
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"Let's make sure that Wall Street, corporations and the super rich pay their fair share of taxes," Clinton said in Raleigh, North Carolina, the state capital.
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The accident took place in Harchandpur, located some 77 km (48 miles) south of the state capital Lucknow, Reuters partner ANI News said in a Tweet.
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"This year, because it might create conflict, we've delayed the list," said Kyaw Swar Tun, General Administration Department (GAD) director based in the state capital, Sittwe.
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For Tin Tin Htwe, a 20-year-old Karen woman working in a bustling shopping mall in Hpa-an, the state capital, war is now unthinkable.
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I was in an all-electric Chevrolet Bolt, driving from the state capital of Sacramento to Marshall Gold Discovery State Historic Park, deeper into gold country.
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The Audi A7 that will do the first demo at the New York state capital is not new to the company's fleet of autonomous test cars.
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The wreckage was found about 6 miles (10 km) northwest of the airport, which is about 100 miles (160 km) west of Austin, the state capital.
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Boise Mayor Dave Bieter said the "horrific attack" did not represent the state capital, which is the largest city in Idaho and has some 225,000 residents.
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The company shut the line on Thursday after a leak spilled some 1,200 barrels of oil near Bastrop, Texas, a city outside the state capital Austin.
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The Nirmala Shishu Bhavan home run by the Missionaries of Charity in Jharkhand state capital Ranchi was required to inform authorities about all babies born there.
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State capital Bengaluru is regarded as the home of India's "Silicon Valley", while voters in farming and mining areas have very different priorities from urban dwellers.
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A survey in January found that Mr Adenan's approval rating has climbed above 80%; billboards near Kuching, the state capital, boast that "Adenan fever" is rife.
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Both have the advantage of being women at a time when the #MeToo movement has spotlighted the downside of male-dominated environments, like the state capital.
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One lobbyist, for instance, described how he and two others had once met about their business in Mr. Hubbard's conference room in Montgomery, the state capital.
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NJ Advance Media said that such upgrades would need support in the state capital since about 93 percent of Rutgers' operating budget comes from the state.
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"To the rest of the world, John McCain was Arizona," Ducey said on Wednesday during his remarks at the memorial service in the Arizona State Capital.
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Several automakers, including Ford and Hyundai Motor, have set up production hubs in Tamil Nadu, giving state capital Chennai the nickname; the 'Detroit of South Asia'.
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ELAINE GLUSAC Tours by Air in Alaska Floatplanes are a vital mode of transportation in Alaska, where even the state capital, Juneau, is inaccessible by road.
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And leave it to Phoenix — border-state capital and overheated epicenter of the great American immigration freakout — to have gone down this road already, years ago.
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This summer, three goats were brought to Montpelier to eat the poison ivy spreading throughout the Vermont state capital: they are named Ruth, Bader, and Ginsburg.
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The civil defense office of Durango state says the plane came down in a field Tuesday near the airport for the state capital, also named Durango.
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Blame for this latest predicament falls on both Washington and state capital budget makers, but the problem lies mostly in 50-year-old Medicaid law itself.
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Some private clinics in Hobart, the state capital, offer the procedure at a comparatively steep cost: one listed it at 2,500 Australian dollars, or about $1,850.
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But here in California's state capital and in Los Angeles, elected officials long ago passed local laws requiring ammunition dealers to keep detailed logs of sales.
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Confidence in the state capital Albany was shaken last year after the convictions on corruption charges of the speakers of both the Senate and the Assembly.
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Its six hospitals are clustered around the state capital and are the only resort for residents in broad swaths of the eastern part of the state.
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Just over 40 miles northeast of the state capital (also called Campeche), it looks, at first glance, like little more than a few half-excavated hillsides.
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Only two West Greene staff members would march with thousands of people in Raleigh, the state capital, later that week to demand more money for education.
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By last year however, local residents in Pacaraima, the border town, and Boa Vista, the state capital, which is 130 miles from the border, felt overwhelmed.
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But instead of going to bankruptcy court, Mr. Rawlings went to Austin, the state capital, to lobby for state pension laws that would stop the bleeding.
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Yet he does once again find himself the victim of a game of brinkmanship in the state capital over which he has little or no control.
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Samsung plans to open the plant in a former Caterpillar factory in the town of Newberry, about 40 miles northwest of the state capital in Columbia.
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For some of the families sleeping on cots in Houston's convention center, the signals coming from Washington, and the state capital, Austin, were clear, and alarming.
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Kumar did well at school, and was able to attend university in Patna, the state capital, where he studied geography and got involved in student politics.
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Some said they fear that gun control measures being weighed in the state capital in recent days were a prelude to the government seizing all firearms.
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The balloon hit a power line and plummeted in flames into a pasture near Lockhart, about 30 miles (50 km) south of the state capital Austin.
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Bentley's lawyers have been involved in negotiations for the governor to step down, likely by Wednesday, reported AL.com, citing unnamed sources in Montgomery, the state capital.
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Broughton, the second person to be named publicly as a member of Patrick's fledgling campaign, is a political operative based in the state capital of Columbia.
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Greenville has submitted bids for the N.C.A.A. men's and women's tournaments for the 2019-22 cycle of bids, and the state capital, Columbia, is also bidding.
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Mark Anthony Conditt, 23, planted a series of explosive devices in the state capital, killing two people and terrorizing the city for 19 days this month.
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The military and the government have proclaimed that the countryside outside Maiduguri, the busy Borno State capital where Boko Haram was born, is mostly safe now.
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Two of the 116 people injured were in critical condition after the wreck, which occurred about 5 miles (8 km) southwest of the state capital, Columbia.
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Neil Parker, 54, said he was walking alone on Mount Nebo, 32 km (20 miles) west of Brisbane, the state capital of Queensland, when he fell.
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Kashim Shettima's motorcade was traveling from the state capital of Maiduguri to a campaign rally in the village of Gamboru when it was ambushed Tuesday night.
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After a meeting with landowners, the plane shuttled him to Oklahoma City, the state capital, where he met with a newspaper editorial board and state officials.
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In the state capital, he stopped at a fading, drab emergency center to speak to volunteers who sat at their computers beneath charts tracking recovery efforts.
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Two of the 116 people injured were in critical condition after the wreck, which occurred about 5 miles (8 km) southwest of the state capital Columbia.
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The policemen were patrolling a weekly market, M. L. Meena, additional director general of police in Jharkhand, told Reuters by telephone from Ranchi, the state capital.
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"Immigrants have been coming to our shores for generations to live the dream that is America," Haley said in a speech delivered from Columbia, the state capital.
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The banner, which journalists marched with in the state capital&aposs Fourth of July parade, made the temporary quarters "feel a bit more like home," he wrote.
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Tens of thousands of people remained without electricity in the state capital Bhubaneswar and the Hindu temple town of Puri after the storm made landfall on Friday.
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"The morgue is totally overwhelmed," he said later in an interview, adding that the raid on the prison in the state capital Puerto Ayacucho started around midnight.
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"He has matured," insists Rafael De Dávila, a previously PAN-voting electrical engineer in Escobedo, a suburb of Monterrey, the state capital of fast-growing Nuevo León.
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Which means you're gonna have this free-for-all battle royale in every state capital now for the next couple of years for who gets those licenses.
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Scott declared a state of emergency in 35 Florida counties, mostly encompassing rural areas known for small tourist cities, beaches, wildlife reserves and Tallahassee, the state capital.
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The BJP's president in Uttar Pradesh, M.N. Pandey, said both lawmakers had been summoned to the state capital Lucknow and that "strict disciplinary action will be taken".
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The fire caused heavy damage to the Orange County Republican Party's office in Hillsborough, North Carolina, about 40 miles (65 km) from the state capital of Raleigh.
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It's a way not only to bring different types of Trentonites together, but to dispel the often negative perception the outside world has of the state capital.
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" In the ad, Hawley says that Missouri's state capital of Jefferson City is "full of career politicians just climbing the ladder, using one office to get another.
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If you're planning to speak on behalf of your state in front of thousands of viewers, it's probably a good idea to learn your state capital first.
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The district covers an area near Lansing, the state capital, and its constituents are a little better educated — all ingredients that could give Democrats an edge. Rep.
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Earlier this week, an activist for the center-left Citizens' Movement, the party which holds the mayoralty of state capital Guadalajara, was also shot dead in Jalisco.
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Juan Carlos Huerta, a news radio host, was shot dead by armed men as he drove from his home in the state capital of Villahermosa, authorities said.
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The legislative leaders were two of the "three men in a room," along with the governor, who control virtually all legislation in the state capital of Albany.
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Lenz also turned to the state capital for help and found an ally in California State Senator Connie Leyva, whose district includes the California Institution for Women.
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In my own state of South Carolina, every mayor in every coastal city and our state capital, as well as our Governor, oppose seismic surveys and drilling.
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"Our inquiry is going on and we will look into the family's allegations," Krishna, the additional director-general of police, told reporters in Lucknow, the state capital.
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The government also mobilized a "national team" of brokers and investors, backed by up to three trillion renminbi in state capital, to purchase shares and raise prices.
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With the second-largest Somali population in the United States, the area's 38,000 immigrants fear the college town and state capital may be less welcoming of foreigners.
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Students who survived have been rallying lawmakers in Florida's state capital and have planned a march later this month in Washington, D.C., to rally against gun violence.
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That lone black nominee, Terry Moorer, currently a magistrate judge in Montgomery, Alabama, had sought a US district judgeship in that state capital city where he sits.
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Air Senegal was formed in April 2016 with 40 billion CFA francs ($68 million) in state capital to replace the now defunct, heavily indebted carrier Senegal Airlines.
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Local television channels showed fire and smoke billowing out of the workshop in a cottage in Bahabalpur village, about 200 km (120 miles) from state capital Bhubaneswar.
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There have also been suggestions in the state capital that the city could do more to fund healthcare costs and pay more for the city's university system.
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Despite some spending cuts, new taxes are required to stave off devastating cuts to public services, Walker said during a news conference in Juneau, the state capital.
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However, due to state capital requirements, health insurers have to have enough cash on hand to cover expected medical claims, so Oscar can't continue to bleed money.
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In April 2017, Pehlu Khan, also a dairy farmer, was attacked by cow vigilantes while coming back from a cattle fair in the state capital of Jaipur.
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The blackout happened after strong winds destroyed major powerlines north of the state capital Adelaide and lightning struck a power plant, causing a surge across the grid.
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But she underperformed in Franklin County, home of the state capital, Frankfort, and more important, Mr. Barr ran up the score in the district's 17 rural counties.
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Republicans summoned legislators to the state capital this week to consider a plan that could diminish the power of Tony Evers, above, the Democrat who beat Gov.
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Similar skirmishes took place at the state capital building in Sacramento in summer 2016, as well as in Huntington Beach, Berkeley and San Bernardino the following year.
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The case reflected and further strained relations between the police and the community as well as racial tensions in the state capital and inspired the bill's writing.
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Around the same time, New York legislators sought a state capital that would not only be more centrally located, but also sufficiently insulated from downstate political influence.
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The people have slipped out of Boko Haram's control quietly by night or trudged en masse from a large-scale attack to the Borno state capital, Maiduguri.
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Larry Hogan, the Republican governor here, called for the removal of a second Taney statue, this one from the State House grounds in Annapolis, the state capital.
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Ten of Buttigieg's scheduled 15 events between Thursday and Monday are to be held east of Des Moines, the state capital and population hub of central Iowa.
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He has been in custody at the El Paso County Detention Facility since his arrest in August and is awaiting trial on the state capital murder charge.
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Protestors marched across most of Australia's state capital cities earlier this month, calling for Prime Minister Scott Morrison's resignation and slamming the government's stance on climate change.
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"They will say you cannot get it through Albany," using the state capital to refer to the state government, whose approval would be required for the tax.
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The NCAA's decision will not help McCrory's re-election chances, said Steven Greene, a political science professor at North Carolina State University in Raleigh, the state capital.
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Students across the country walked out of schools in support of the Parkland students, who came to the Florida state capital to discuss gun control with lawmakers.
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ALBANY — Even by the sometimes funhouse-mirror standards of the state capital, the current battle between Charlie King and some of his fellow Democrats seems truly bizarre.
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"That's problematic," he told reporters on Wednesday in Tallahassee, the state capital, adding that residents should still be able to vote there, but not the general public.
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In the financial hub of Mumbai, the state capital, suburban trains, which usually carry 8 million people a day, were suspended until the end of the month.
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"(Nahuatzen) have cut themselves off from the government... We're not the bad guys," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in his office in the state capital, Morelia.
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The focus of the 2020 race will remain on South Carolina next weekend when Representative Jim Clyburn hosts his annual fish fry in Columbia, the state capital.
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S.K. The diciest moment was when I got into a brief fistfight at the bus station in Porto Velho, a small, isolated state capital in the Brazilian Amazon.
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Because it is in the state capital there in Annapolis, but if you have the FBI and ATF there, does that then mean it&aposs a federal case?
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In addition, the office said Yonathan Quintero, 21, had been killed while a group was "damaging" a business after a protest in the Carabobo state capital of Valencia.
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Authorities said Monday that the attacks began Sunday afternoon and continued through the night in the state capital of Belo Horizonte and more than a dozen other cities.
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Close to 60 km (37 miles) inland, high winds uprooted trees and electricity poles in the state capital, Bhubaneshwar, where authorities had ordered the airport to stay closed.
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"I will be receiving their letter today ... we hope that we can have a good discussion," Liow told reporters in the Western Australian state capital Perth on Monday.
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James Kester, 64, injured 12 people when he intentionally drove his car into a crowd at Greenlawn Memorial Park in Columbia, the state capital, on Wednesday, police said.
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"The flag obviously was removed and the personnel involved were disciplined," Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull told reporters in the Tasmanian state capital of Hobart, without specifying their punishment.
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Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson said it was time for the state to do more to reverse what he described as an intensifying crime problem in the state capital.
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Duesseldorf, the state capital just 30 kilometers (19 miles) away, has been a beneficiary from the transformation, growing richer as the economy shifts toward lighter industry and services.
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The blackout happened after strong winds destroyed major power lines north of the state capital Adelaide and lightning struck a power plant, causing a surge across the grid.
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Police released dashcam video of the confrontation, which occurred Monday after the officer exited his patrol car and approached Cain on a residential street in California's state capital.
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Local authorities said 21 others had been rescued by the navy after the ferry capsized on an early morning trip between Ilha de Itaparica and state capital Salvador.
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Abbott's office said Monday it would cancel $1.8 million in grants to law enforcement programs in the county, the state capital and the University of Texas's flagship campus.
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In the last decade-and-half, she was mostly fed through a nasal tube and lived under house arrest at a government hospital in Manipur's state capital Imphal.
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Security forces have also strengthened border guard posts in the region, said Kyaw Swar Tun, the director of the general administration department based in the state capital, Sittwe.
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Min Aung Hlaing did not mention the accusation of ethnic cleansing in his speech to business people, officials and some of the displaced, in Sittwe, the state capital.
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The Commission to Investigate Public Corruption, as it was formally known, was convened after the state capital Albany had been plagued by a series of scandals involving lawmakers.
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Further, the state's budget crunch is threatening its cities including the state capital of Hartford, which is considering bankruptcy due, in part, to its dependence on state aid.
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Obama's announcement in 2007, on the steps of the Illinois state capital in Springfield, attracted a large crowd despite the frigid weather, showcasing his grass-roots support. Sen.
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Vietnam's State Capital Investment Corporation (SCIC) said on Monday it would sell a further 13 percent of Vinamilk , worth around $21 million at current market prices, on Dec.
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The attack was the second in as many months in remote Sukma district in the forests of Chhattisgarh state, about 400 kms (250 miles) from state capital Raipur.
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Wing has partnered with FedEx Express and Walgreens to deliver goods to customers' homes in the Southwest Virginia town, about 210 miles away from the state capital Richmond.
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The boy and his sister, Shirley, grew up mostly in Sacramento, the state capital, where their father established his business, Tower Cut Rate Drugs, in the late 1930s.
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Relatives of dead inmates and one surviving prisoner told Reuters there was a shoot-out with police on Wednesday morning in the jail in Carabobo state capital Valencia.
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In Lincoln, the state capital, where a unicameral legislature is officially nonpartisan but is dominated by Republicans, the battle over the death penalty has gone on for decades.
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The statewide death toll now stands at 24, including five children and 13 adults in Putnam County, about 80 miles (130 km) east of Nashville, the state capital.
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The lone holdout is Ingham County, which includes the state capital of Lansing, where Bernie Sanders leads by just nine votes out of more than 123,000 ballots cast.
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At least 30 people were injured in Nashville, the state capital, and least 48 buildings were destroyed, with many more damaged, Fire Department Director Chief William Swann said.
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The statewide death toll now stands at 24, including five children and 13 adults in Putnam County, about 80 miles (130 km) east of Nashville, the state capital.
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"Not just people taking a couple or three, I mean just actual thefts of those products," Cuomo said at a press conference from the state capital in Albany.
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Victoria's state capital Melbourne, Australia's second-biggest city and a major tourist drawcard, was blanketed in hazardous smoke on Tuesday although cooler weather had eased the fire danger.
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In filings with federal regulators, the company said at one point it considered running the line far north of the reservation and close to Bismarck, the state capital.
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No official details were immediately available on the circumstances of the crash in northern Mississippi's LeFlore County, about 100 miles (160 km) north of Jackson, the state capital.
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The U.S. Census Bureau cites that as of 2017 data, Oklahoma City and Newkirk both have majority white populations, but Newkirk is less diverse than the state capital.
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His two-bedroom house in the heart of this Southern state capital is partly boarded up, with no running water or electricity, but he cannot afford much better.
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Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who campaigns against vaccines as a director of the Children's Health Defense network, also appeared last week at a rally in the state capital.
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"I just feel like they're missing something," he said during an interview at his home in Seguin, about 50 miles (80 km) south of Austin, the state capital.
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On Wednesday, students who survived the shooting rallied in the Florida state capital to call for lawmakers to pass new laws to try and prevent future school shootings.
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"People are starting to talk about a Bay Area nether region that goes all the way up to Sacramento," she says, referring to the state capital deep inland.
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The federal enclave would become their state capital and, though Norton admits it would be much smaller than other state capitals, "You'll still have a capital," she said.
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His mistake, even before his capture, was to court more fame, said Adrián López, the publisher of Noroeste, a leading newspaper in Culiacán, the state capital in Sinaloa.
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Local officials reported similar findings on Tuesday in Fort Bend County, outside of Houston; Travis County, home to the state capital, Austin; and Williamson County, outside of Austin.
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Kentucky teachers demonstrated in the state capital, Frankfort, in April after lawmakers passed a bill that mandates a hybrid pension plan with individual retirement accounts for new hires.
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Students and parents calling for tougher gun controls traveled earlier this week to meet with politicians in Tallahassee, the state capital, and with Trump at the White House.
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Militants on Wednesday took a Nigerian army base at the village of Kareto in northeastern Borno state, some 130 kilometers from state capital Maiduguri, the security sources said.
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It's our second day in Wisconsin, and the first stop is in Madison, the state capital, where Texas Senator Ted Cruz is rolling out his "Women for Cruz" coalition.
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However, the mosquito that carries the Zika virus, Aedes aegypti, was found breeding around his hotel in Rockhampton, 640 kms (400 miles) north of the state capital of Brisbane.
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This memorial found a home in the eastern Washington town of Cashmere after the state capital, Olympia, rejected it for commemorating a national event, rather than a state one.
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