Swathes and swathes of white, straight males in packs, chugging craft beers, going to see Muse together.
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When you speak, the nation listens, even if you don't particularly like big swathes of the nation and even larger swathes definitely don't like you.
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Employing large swathes of people is obviously an expensive business.
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Market forces do not affect large swathes of Japan's workforce.
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Accompanying heavy rains have triggered floods, inundating swathes of farmland.
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Swathes of territory once lost to militants have been recovered.
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In Cameroon their armed wings control swathes of rural territory.
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This is a question obsessing large swathes of the country.
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Enormous bushfires are raging across swathes of land in Australia.
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Since then, computers have conquered swathes of the financial industry.
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The Taliban control or threaten large swathes of the countryside.
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Large swathes of California and parts of Nevada lose power.
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The Houthis control the capital Sanaa and large swathes of territory.
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Water and electricity are still unavailable in swathes of the city.
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The Kurds control swathes of north-east Syria, which borders Turkey.
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It is smooth, reasonably straight and cuts through swathes of jungle.
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The Kurdish-led SDF controls swathes of north and east Syria.
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Islamic State (IS) has taken over swathes of Syria and Iraq.
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The YPG took swathes of territory from the group last year.
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Aerial Images Capture Swathes of Amazon Rainforest Destroyed by Gold Mining.
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Despite recent territorial losses, ISIS still control swathes of eastern Syria.
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Rebel groups and militias still control large swathes of the territory.
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LATAM is now the largest airline across swathes of the continent.
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It owns swathes of land, including several square miles of Bangkok.
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Swathes of the country are struggling to find enough to eat.
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Don't wide swathes of the population already distrust the oil industry?
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Large swathes of land are still littered with debris and wreckage.
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The weather phenomenon typically brings dry weather to swathes of Asia.
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His agenda called for outright nationalisation of swathes of British industry.
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The main course turned up dressed in swathes of tangy slaw.
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Furloughs will affect vast swathes of Department of Commerce and NASA staff.
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Only two years later, he had translated large swathes of the Bible.
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Large swathes of the Donbas region remain under the control of separatists.
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The hurricane devastated large swathes of Texas previously untouched by natural disaster.
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It means funding efforts to buy and protect vast swathes of land.
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EVERY year, like clockwork, swathes of humanity go through the same routine.
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State lawmakers are blocking whole swathes of regulatory authority from local control.
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Swathes of what was once a residential neighbourhood are now empty fields.
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Rabka-Zdroj is hardly alone; across swathes of Poland, winter means smog.
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The best most successful rulers of enormous swathes of land had both.
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The decision also riled swathes of MPs in Johnson's own Conservative party.
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She is backed by swathes of white paint against a blank background.
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IN RECENT DAYS heatwaves have turned swathes of America and Europe into furnaces.
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Vast swathes of stressed coral were essentially kicked when they were already down.
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Deeper inland, vast swathes of the country, especially rural areas, lag far behind.
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Chevron, BP and ExxonMobil all own large swathes of America's most productive basins.
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That risks pushing Tencent's WeChat Pay out of swathes of the offline market.
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It still holds swathes of Syrian territory, mostly in central and eastern Syria.
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Many face a lengthy wait for vast swathes of Marawi to be rebuilt.
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Draped over this scant armature of plot are swathes of vintage DeLillo—vintage
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Laggards include swathes of Africa and also India, the world's fastest growing economy.
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The notion that broad swathes of America would legalize marijuana was a joke.
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Huge swathes of rural Sudan have never been connected to the national grid.
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Or the new assault on the civil rights of whole swathes of people.
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NASA satellite imagery showed large swathes of India's northern plains smothered by haze.
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Nearby at Kit and Ace, we find swathes of washable cashmere, a revolution.
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Mapping disease Great swathes of Tanzanian farmland have been wiped out by CBSD.
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The Democrats, specifically, and large swathes of the center-to-left forgot this.
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That leaves swathes of people and their dependents without any cover at all.
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Large swathes of eastern Ukraine are under control of separatists backed by Russia.
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The floods came as swathes of the country sweltered under scorching summer temperatures.
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For example, swathes of British laws would then refer to EU institutions only.
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The 76-year-old faded into the background for large swathes in Westerville.
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Great swathes of society were inspired by the possibilities spiritualism seemed to offer.
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Many state firms dominating large swathes of the economy have seen debt levels balloon.
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The Iran-aligned Houthis control the Yemeni capital Sanaa and large swathes of territory.
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But large swathes of the desert north have remained beyond the government's full control.
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From Seattle to Siberia this summer, flames have consumed swathes of the northern hemisphere.
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Large swathes of farmland were underwater and state highways in the area remain closed.
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Opposition groups had called for protests against plans to privatize huge swathes of farmland.
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But to make way for plantations, huge swathes of tropical rainforest have been razed.
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GPS readers and ANPRs, allowing for constant surveillance of entire swathes of a city.
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A tsunami in 2004 flattened huge swathes of north Sumatra, causing about 220,000 deaths.
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Swathes of the country refused to recognise Uhuru Kenyatta (pictured, left) as their president.
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Color War's latest song starts in ambient swathes with singer Lindsay Mound's ethereal incantations.
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It took huge swathes of territory from the Assad regime, prompting the Russian intervention.
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But it still retains a strong presence in swathes of the south and center.
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Residents fleeing Sur say swathes of their neighbourhood have been destroyed by artillery fire.
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Of course huge swathes of people, especially homeowners, are still against building more housing.
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Next came the news that swathes of Britain's steel industry might have to shut.
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Catastrophic flooding has left large swathes of Houston -- the country's fourth largest city -- underwater.
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It's like a mushroom trip, with dips of reality peppered into swathes of peculiarity.
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They also control vast swathes of resource-rich ocean and hold strategic military significance.
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Mandatory evacuation orders were in effect for swathes of Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties.
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A three-month mortgage holiday "misses out huge swathes of the population," she added.
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Swathes of Jakarta and nearby towns were inundated after heavy rain fell on Dec.
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At 2˚C, climate change will be devastating for large swathes of the globe.
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For days now, large swathes of western Iran have been covered in dust — literally.
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Instead, the huge swathes of inland water that are visible from space greet motorists.
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The real draw is the fragile, phenomenal reef that fringes swathes of the coast.
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Assad has benefited from Russian air power since 2015 to regain large swathes of Syria.
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But the entire discussion around deductions versus rates simply ignores huge swathes of Trump's proposal.
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A number have already deleted whole swathes of tweets, or had their accounts removed entirely.
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It trained residents to reforest vast swathes of the hillside and grow coffee and macadamia.
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Swathes of the country remain in rebel hands, and Islamic State retook Palmyra on Sunday.
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The YPG controls swathes of northern Syria, where it has battled IS for several years.
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The storm flooded swathes of land, exacerbating a humanitarian crisis caused by an earlier drought.
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The country remains chaotic; terrorist bombings are common and jihadists still control swathes of countryside.
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Financial turmoil radiated outwards, threatening to tip large swathes of the world economy into recession.
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ISIS is primarily focused on solidifying an Islamic state over swathes of Iraq and Syria.
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The court invalidated China's claim to sovereignty over large swathes of the South China Sea.
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The nickname comes from the munitions' ability to instantly chop down huge swathes of forest.
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African Union peacekeepers have clawed back large swathes of territory from Islamist insurgents al Shabaab.
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The mephedrone craze touched swathes of young people across Britain, from universities to rural backwaters.
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Large swathes of land are now used to grow just one crop at a time.
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Logging swallowed big swathes of the savanna; cotton and sugar plantations chewed up the leftovers.
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Startups at Plexal will be treated to views over vast swathes of the Olympic Park.
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The worst is that some fail and that swathes of the global economy become uninsurable.
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The party lost swathes of seats to Conservatives, helping Johnson win an 80-seat majority.
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The party lost swathes to seats as Johnson&aposs Conservatives won an 80-seat majority.
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Typically, news of AI robots sifting through large swathes of data doesn't sit so well.
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Meanwhile, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is promising to nationalise vast swathes of the UK economy.
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The Kurds, who enjoy U.S. military support, have taken control of swathes of northern Syria.
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By December 2014, the jihadist group controlled large swathes of territory in Syria and Iraq.
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The military statement said troops had seized swathes of farmland, several villages and some towns.
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Creating retail environments that alienate swathes of the population isn't just terrible business, it is offensive.
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Swathes of territory at the borders with Iraq, Turkey and Jordan, however, remain outside state control.
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Isn't it equally ridiculous to think of other huge swathes of humanity in the same way?
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When it all ended, one power -- now called Russia -- lost control of vast swathes of territory.
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It also explores labor in a world where technology has replaced huge swathes of human labor.
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But since Russia entered the war on its side, it has reclaimed huge swathes of Syria.
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Vast swathes of Warsaw were razed to the ground and the city still bears the scars.
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In Omar El Akkad's "American War", meanwhile, swathes of late-21st-century America are under water.
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Swathes of Brazil's economy may lie idle, but political-risk advisers report being busier than ever.
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Instead, they were gradually removed from their lands, as landlords enclosed large swathes of the countryside.
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Moscow's influence rivaled Washington's across great swathes of the Middle East — Syria, Iraq, Yemen, Libya, Algeria.
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The Lib Dems are targeting swathes of seats held by Conservatives at the next general election.
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The Federal Communications Commission plans to auction swathes of these airwaves to carriers later this year.
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All this suggests that suburbs contain two swathes of voters, each loyal to a different party.
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Like Samsung, Huawei and Ericsson, Nokia occupies swathes of exhibition space which will now be empty.
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Iran-backed Shi'ite militias, including Hezbollah, have helped Damascus regain control of swathes of the country.
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Large swathes of New England could get up to 18 inches, according to the Weather Service.
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I'll love you forever, but there are swathes of me that I will never let you access.
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The two photos taken before and after the storm show large swathes of the territory without electricity.
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Fires are devastating large swathes of the forest which is considered a vital bulwark against climate change.
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Changing to WTO rules is about more than tariffs and will affect large swathes of the economy.
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One Deutsche Bank economist laughed off the idea that this would affect broad swathes of Wall Street.
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We may well have to rethink entire swathes of public policy predicated on the comparative optimism paradigm.
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The militants seized large swathes of the country in 2014 and were finally defeated in December 2017.
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The conflict has hammered the economy and left swathes of the 11 million population without enough food.
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During the 2015–2016 battle for Ramadi, the Iraqi army devastated swathes of that city with artillery.
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Trump may not care if large swathes of the country hate him—so what else is new?
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It's toast, but buttered with swathes of blue-green algae powder mixed with almond milk cream cheese.
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Meanwhile, large swathes of California's wine country are too parched from drought to make wine production viable.
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Islamic State, the militant group that controls swathes of Iraq and Syria, claimed responsibility for the Nov.
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The party's effort extends increasingly to co-opting swathes of Chinese popular culture, such as Tianfu Shibian.
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Quieter swathes of Journal Square, like Hilltop, offer a mix of homes, along with larger multifamily buildings.
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The same went for swathes of Utah, a state also left out because it has little water.
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In order for a settlement to be established, large swathes of Palestinian land have to be confiscated.
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The separate offensives have both advanced as they race to capture swathes of Deir al-Zor province.
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Gymnasts performed in front of swathes of empty seats in an arena that can seat 13,500 people.
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ISIS has reaped havoc and misery in Syria in particular, making refugees of swathes of the populace.
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In December 2017, Iraq declared victory over the group, which once controlled large swathes of the country.
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Two other "Untitled" companions hang in the central gallery, both featuring similar blown-up swathes of skin.
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Thousands have also fled in the northwest, rendering swathes of the region inaccessible even to the military.
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Iraq declared victory over Islamic State, which once held large swathes of the country, in December 2017.
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Islamic State declared its so-called "caliphate" in 2014 after seizing large swathes of Syria and Iraq.
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For wide-field survey telescopes, which monitor broader swathes of the sky, the problem is more pronounced.
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"The concern with Sanders would have been the regulation of large swathes of American industry," he said.
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That percentage is higher outside of Manhattan, where large swathes of the city have few banking services.
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It is the second time Extinction Rebellion has shut down swathes of central London in six months.
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These prosecutors, Barr declared, have been announcing their refusal to enforce broad swathes of the criminal law.
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"See how God this rolling globe/swathes with beauty as a robe," one of his verses goes.
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The Taliban insurgents, who control swathes of the country, have warned people against participating in the elections.
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To win national power in Britain, Labour would likely have to win swathes of left-leaning Scotland.
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Iraq declared victory over the group, which once held large swathes of the country, in December 2017.
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In large swathes of rural India, such as in Rajasthan, all of this is a steep ask.
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In a field behind McGlinch's father's home, standing water covers swathes of recently planted corn and soybeans.
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Since many retail and delivery tasks are ripe for automation, this trend could terminate swathes of holiday jobs.
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And her two dates at London's Wembley Stadium next week are expected to feature swathes of empty seats.
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Large swathes of the gardens (known locally as "bosons") already lie suffocated under concrete despite the gardeners' protests.
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Though swathes of Syria remain beyond his grasp, the insurgency currently poses no military threat to his rule.
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An anti-satellite campaign waged with Earth-launched interceptors could leave huge swathes of space unusable for generations.
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That's a corrective to a decade-long trend where Democrats conceded large swathes of the country to Republicans.
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The drone footage shows a devastated bridge near Minami Aso village and huge swathes of roads swept away.
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Large swathes of Srinagar remain deserted with shops shut except for some provision stores with shutters half-down.
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While swathes of banking have laboured under cutbacks and stiff capital requirements, their headcount and clout have grown.
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Mr Gove broadened the debate by suggesting that large swathes of industry might be affected by rent-seeking.
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The ultra-hardline Sunni Muslim group seized large swathes of territory in northern and western Iraq in 2014.
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At least 23 people have died and hundreds are missing after wildfires devastated large swathes of northern California.
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China claims vast swathes of the South China Sea that are also claimed by several Southeast Asian countries.
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Madrid and Brussels are pedestrianizing swathes of their cities, and New York is experimenting with car free days.
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India's leading telecom operator by user base is showering its broadband subscribers with swathes of free lifetime data.
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Low river levels have allowed seawater to penetrate inland, ruining vast swathes of cropland in the fertile delta.
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Now FetLife has astonished its members by deleting huge swathes of content, seemingly overnight and without prior consultation.
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That's why these galactic donuts, which have swathes of blue, pink and purple light, are a welcome sight.
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Turkish forces cleared large swathes of land along Turkey's southeastern border as part of its operations into Syria.
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Kohl's decision to exchange Ostmarks at a 22:1 rate for Deutschmarks made swathes of firms uncompetitive overnight.
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The Kurdish YPG militia controls swathes of northeastern Syria including most of Hasakeh province where Qamishli is located.
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Islamic State overran large swathes of Iraq and Syria in 2014 only to be beaten back in 2017.
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"It turned whole swathes of this market toxic from the get-go today," the "Mad Money" host said.
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It follows sharp interest rate cuts in leading economies as the virus has shut down swathes of activity.
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They also control vast swathes of resource-rich ocean and access to the region holds strategic military significance.
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The most visible impact is in the countryside, with millions of empty homes and swathes of unclaimed land.
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It follows sharp interest rate cuts in leading economies as the virus has shut down swathes of activity.
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In 2014, the Islamic State militant group seized swathes of Iraq and Syria, forcing U.S. troops to redeploy.
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As the coronavirus outbreak has destroyed swathes of the global economy, the public market has been hit hard.
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Imperial's dire warning persuaded the U.S. and UK governments into draconian action, shuttering large swathes of the economy.
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The fires have killed 29 people and millions of animals, and destroyed homes and large swathes of land.
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The river swelled so much there, it cut through swathes of farmland, turning the highest points into islands.
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On one hand, this could let bad actors hoover up enormous swathes of data without users' explicit consent.
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Business leaders have warned that this would create swathes of new border checks and cost billions of pounds.
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It may seem strange that anecdotes would matter to monetary policymakers, given the swathes of statistics at their disposal.
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China and India still claim vast swathes of each other's territory along their 3,500 km (2,173 mile) Himalayan border.
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Labour officially wants to push Brexit through even though swathes of the party consider themselves to be pro-EU.
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And taking any holiday across vast swathes of the year can be heavily frowned upon, if not barred entirely.
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Tories at this week's conference might have contemplated the scene outside, as swathes of central Birmingham are being demolished.
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Insurgent strongholds, including swathes of Diyarbakir's historical centre, have been pummelled by artillery fire and razed to the ground.
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Technology is often espoused as a great leveler, enabling sudden and sweeping economic progress for huge swathes of society.
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With a quarter of villages in Laos contaminated with UXOs, it makes vast swathes of the Laos countryside unfarmable.
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Saturday and lasted until around midnight, left large swathes of Midtown Manhattan and the Upper West Side without power.
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As ever-greater swathes of human activity are subsumed by the digital revolution, so they too can be calibrated.
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Critics say the rule will allow large farmers to claim swathes of land occupied by smallholder farmers like Conceicao.
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In Hong Kong he bought into everything from groceries to pharmacies, and supplied swathes of the city with electricity.
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There's always been a question mark over how these companies use the vast swathes of data available to them.
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There's the military-grade 256-bit AES encryption which swathes every one of FastestVPN's servers in impenetrable cryptographic glory.
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Islamic State - the enemy of every other party to the conflict - has seized swathes of Syria and neighboring Iraq.
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The prints are still limited to swathes of color and I suspect the coloring process slows things down slightly.
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The Arabian Gulf, with its large swathes of golden desert, is already one of the hottest places on Earth.
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The UAE state news agency WAM said large swathes of the airport compound had been taken by coalition forces.
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He has restored a semblance of security to swathes of northern Nigeria that were overrun by schoolgirl-abducting jihadists.
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Commenters are noting the sparse crowds at Donald Trump's inauguration, with large empty swathes visible on the National Mall.
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If neither side backed down, entire swathes of Europe—it's impossible to know where—would be reduced to rubble.
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The United States and China have slapped heavy new tariffs on huge swathes of each other's exports this year.
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Government forces took control of swathes of Palmyra and conducted combing operations to clear mines on Thursday, it said.
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However, Northern Ireland would continue to follow swathes of EU single market rules for at least another four years.
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Like many Pacific islands, New Caledonia, with a population of just 260,000, controls vast swathes of resource-rich ocean.
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For over 18 months, ISIS has lost huge swathes of territory and is a shadow of its former self.
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It demonstrates that swathes of Yemen's population lives under the threat of the French-made arms, according to Disclose.
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In return, the Russian leader could make concessions over eastern Ukraine, where pro-Moscow separatists control swathes of territory.
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Somalia's bloody civil war means large swathes of the country are off limits to government forces or their allies.
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Huge swathes of the planet are locked down, but people are still talking to each other with relative ease.
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The process previously required humans to manually sift through large swathes of data stored across six different IT systems.
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Australia has been grappling with severe drought and bushfires that have hit livestock and scorched huge swathes of land.
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And, if he does, will they respond, given the enmity toward the president among huge swathes of their base?
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The unrest is Iraq's biggest challenge since Islamic State militants seized swathes of Iraqi and Syrian territory in 2014.
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To clear land for the cattle, Burger King had to mow over massive swathes of pristine Costa Rican rainforest.
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Still, vast swathes of the globe, from Russia to Malaysia to Peru, will remain open to Huawei in 2020.
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Its armed affiliate, the YPG, controls swathes of northern Syria where Kurdish-led local administrations have been set up.
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But despite his strong showing at the ballot box, polls show Bolsonaro is disliked by large swathes of the electorate.
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Deutsche's biggest business by revenues is its investment bank, which holds swathes of high-risk assets such as complex derivatives.
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The jihadist group Islamic State also controls swathes of territory in the deserts and Euphrates river basin in eastern Syria.
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There are broad swathes of the economy, especially those deemed strategic by the government, that are dominated by state firms.
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Britain privatised large swathes of its economy, declared "manufacturing" old hat and gambled its future on services, particularly financial ones.
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Syrian government forces control Aleppo city and much of the province's east, while rebel groups hold swathes of its west.
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They also now have a significant presence in swathes of neighbor Burkina Faso, and in some remote parts of Niger.
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It is the last shred of populated territory held by Islamic State, which once controlled swathes of Iraq and Syria.
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Kurdish groups control swathes of northern Syria where they established de facto autonomy since the start of the Syria war.
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Underlying these local fights is a broader scramble for vast swathes of the Fertile Crescent from which IS has retreated.
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GAESA, the company directly targeted by Trump's plan, controls large swathes of the Cuban economy and is run by Gen.
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And the battle for those brains is becoming more intense as the digital revolution reconfigures swathes of the business world.
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They remain the biggest ethnic group in huge swathes of the capital, partly because non-whites are themselves so diverse.
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The drought has devastated large swathes of eastern Australia's crop land, which supplies about a third of the nation's wheat.
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Ben Libberton, a microbiologist at Stockholm's Karolinska Institute, says hackers could conceivably gain huge swathes of information from embedded microchips.
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The United States imposed sanctions on Cuba after Fidel Castro nationalized swathes of American assets more than 50 years ago.
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The bill's changes would apply to huge swathes of the state, including the majority of land in several major cities.
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Such trenchant proposals may strike a chord with those faithful to Les Republicains but risk alienating swathes of other voters.
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Iraqi government forces and Kurdish Peshmerga fighters, with U.S. backing, defeated Islamic State which had overrun swathes of northern Iraq.
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The law's extraordinarily wide remit managed to alarm broad swathes of Russian society, including many normally loyal to the government.
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Mobile internet access was cut in some areas and police cordoned off swathes of central Moscow to stop people gathering.
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The move is a boon to the large swathes of foreign tourists in China, which numbered 141 million in 363.
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The complexities of the region are denied in favor of broad statements, leaving swathes of its population unseen and unheard.
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Since December, Iraqi forces have taken back territory from Islamic State, which seized swathes of Iraq and Syria in 2014.
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Then, when I began returning in the 2000s, I saw entire swathes of urban business turn into a sterile sprawl.
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Bodies, often with heads covered or obstructed by swathes of primary colors— sometimes in oversized clothing—take on sculptural forms.
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Last week, India stopped train and flight services nationwide, right before large swathes of the country were put under lockdown.
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Weddings across India in recent weeks have been an unusually muted affair, with swathes of empty seats and leftover food.
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Mr. Alfonzo's haunting "Figurat," from 1991, with crimson swathes encircling a figure, chronicles the painter's deterioration AIDS ravaged his body.
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Vast swathes of Japan were reeling after being pummeled by the typhoon, the largest to hit the country in decades.
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We have already mentioned the criminal mining syndicates spreading mercury and polluting swathes of Colombia, Brazil, Peru, Bolivia and Ecuador.
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Idai destroyed the port city of Beira and submerged entire villages, vast swathes of land and 700,000 hectares of crops.
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They lay out how we reached and surpassed several crucial tipping points, and how entire swathes of continents are uninhabitable.
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Jihadist groups have exploited ethnic rivalries in Mali and its neighbors to boost recruitment and render swathes of territory ungovernable.
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Islamic State has lost swathes of territory since 0003 in both Syria and Iraq, including the Iraqi city of Mosul.
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"It also says it would leave Northern Ireland separated "in practice from whole swathes of the UK&aposs internal market.
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Islamic State in 2014 seized vast swathes of land in both Iraq and Syria, declaring a caliphate across both countries.
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Islamic State seized vast swathes of land in both Iraq and Syria in 2014, declaring a caliphate across both countries.
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Conflicts in both nations have left their governments with little or no control of security over swathes of their territory.
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Roads into Beira were cut off by the storm and wide swathes of the Indian Ocean port city lacked power.
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It is true that ISIS was allowed to take over large swathes of territory without a significant military force opposing them.
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Swathes of the northeast and northwest are out of his control, while sanctions and a fuel shortage are constricting the economy.
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Old lava fields from a 1955 eruption cover large swathes of the district which boasts secluded beach parks and geothermal pools.
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Islamic State still holds key cities and vast swathes of territory in northern and western Iraq which it seized in 2014.
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Brexit supporters complain that the plan means swathes of the British economy would still be subject to rules set in Brussels.
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U.S. stock-index futures traded lower on Wednesday, amid of swathes of big-name earnings and a Federal Reserve policy decision.
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But it also crammed three books into 100 minutes, which meant losing swathes of content and, consequently, some of their nuance.
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Already, large swathes of YouTube are blocked for regional copyright reasons in the EU. Apple's App Store does this as well.
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Swathes of farmland in Vietnam, the third-biggest supplier, are also parched as irrigation fed by the Mekong river runs dry.
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Vast swathes of it, transforming itself into screaming human faces and pulling people down into its depths, like creamy sentient goop.
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The outbreak of coronavirus, which the World Health Organization declared a global health emergency, threatens to disrupt swathes of Chinese manufacturing.
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Still, other data collected by amfAR shows that there are big swathes of the country without doctors who can prescribe buprenorphine.
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Triggering an election - the likely consequence of walking out - would probably wipe out large swathes of its representation in the Bundestag.
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Since Russia entered Syria's war in support of President Bashar al-Assad in 2015, Assad has recovered large swathes of ground.
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Islamic State has increasingly targeted NATO member Turkey, bordering Iraq and Syria where the group has seized large swathes of territory.
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Vast swathes of euro transactions are processed by clearing houses in London due to its status as a global financial centre.
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As a result, huge swathes of the district — particularly neighborhoods that are predominantly people of color — don't have their interests represented.
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Al Qaeda has seized swathes of southern and eastern Yemen but in recent months has seldom claimed attacks on security forces.
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Environmentalists say increasing swathes of land, including the Amazon forest, are being felled for grazing and cropland, and for development projects.
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Whole swathes of the economy, from coal and steel to banking and condom-making, remain at least partly under state control.
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The last true reform, in 1986, under Ronald Reagan, reduced tax rates without losing revenue by eliminating swathes of tax deductions.
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It can field 180,000 troops, has the country's best weapons and has bullied its way into vast swathes of the economy.
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Or take the decline in the standard of living of huge swathes of people in England or the US' Rust Belt.
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In the second half of 2014, it took over vast swathes of territory, mainly in Borno state where Chibok is located.
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Antitrust experts said the regulator's demand to sell large swathes of R&D facilities could set the benchmark for future deals.
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They helped retake swathes of land captured by Islamic State alongside Iraqi government forces supported by a U.S.-led international coalition.
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But it retains a strong presence in swathes of the south and center and carries out major gun and bomb attacks.
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BLM is charged with overseeing programs on vast swathes of public lands including oil and gas drilling, cattle grazing and recreation.
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This was also claimed by the ultra-hardline Sunni group that controls vast swathes of territory in Iraq and in Syria.
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The government and industry want reactors restarted to cut electricity bills, but swathes of the public oppose returning to atomic energy.
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In a wave of midday patriotism, vast swathes of the capital's workforce downed tools and trooped off to the nearest pub.
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The lobby at the Elektra has a full bar, glittery and new, paired with swathes of worn, '80s-holdover plush seating.
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The Pacific islands command swathes of ocean, pivotal during World War Two, as well as fish stocks and fossil fuel reserves.
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The difference in response shows the pressure large swathes of corporate America faces to avoid tussling publicly with the new administration.
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For a few hours at least, swathes of northern New York City seemed to be on a sort of war footing.
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Australia and China are vying for influence in sparsely-populated Pacific island countries that control vast swathes of resource-rich ocean.
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In recent years, China has pushed efforts to curb its annual smog, which affects large swathes of the country during winter.
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A string of military victories over the last year has helped Syrian President Bashar al-Assad recapture large swathes of territory.
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These candidates appeal to the broad swathes of Americans who want conciliation, not confrontation with the president or other political opponents.
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Named "Steve," the swathes of purple light filling skies over Regina, Canada, spurred plenty of intrigue when discovered by citizen scientists.
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Aerial video taken by drones showed swathes of Amatrice, last year voted one of Italy's most beautiful historic towns, completely flattened.
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Large swathes of scorched land decimated the maize crop, with current forecasts pointing to a 26.6 percent lower harvest this year.
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With saccharine swathes and trippy washes, Hahn paints what look like teen ghouls smoking a bowl or moping on a bed.
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But a leader like Mr. Erdogan, who purged swathes of his country's judges, tends to see the judiciary as a threat.
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Given the scarcity of electricity in parts of Congo, there are also worries that swathes of the population could be disenfranchised.
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As the coronavirus pandemic has confined people to their homes and devastated swathes of the economy, people are hungry for news.
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Now he's playing defense as the coronavirus pandemic threatens large swathes of his global tech portfolio and savages SoftBank's share price.
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The court in 2016 rejected China's claims to large swathes of the South China Sea — a ruling that Beijing had dismissed.
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He began hosting discussions to generate policies for creating economic opportunity and how the government can serve broader swathes of people.
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The SDF took swathes of northern and eastern Syria from Islamic State last year, including the jihadists' Syrian capital of Raqqa.
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But unless swathes of land are cleared of mines, many farmers and their families will be too afraid to go back.
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It was there that its leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared a "caliphate" as militants seized swathes of Syria and Iraq.
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They also took over large swathes of Yemen's conventional military, including Scud missiles, when they seized the capital in late 25.
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Swathes of forest, grass, and brush are just sitting there, parched by a series of record or near-record heat waves.
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The unrest poses the biggest challenge for Iraq since Islamic State insurgents seized swathes of Iraqi and Syrian territory in 2014.
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Serpentine locks of hair float and calligraphic swathes of drapery furl and unfurl, all set aloft by the rush of events.
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The rights group warned of greater potential violations from Assad's forces as they began to win back large swathes of territory.
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Rising temperatures and improving technologies mean longer growing seasons, higher crop yields and wider swathes of arable land in much of Russia.
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With the influx, swathes of forest were cut down to make space and build shelters, threatening biodiversity, including the endangered Asian elephant.
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Currently vast swathes of euro transactions are processed by clearing houses in London due to its status as a global financial center.
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As it haunted large swathes of the private sector, GameOver absorbed more and more of the efforts of the private cybersecurity industry.
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But incendiary materials flown in from Gaza by kites or helium balloons have destroyed swathes of farmland and forests, and killed wildlife.
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Large swathes of Burkina's north are now out of control, and France's military Sahel mission began limited operations there earlier this year.
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A more likely root cause for despair is the absence of a safety net for swathes of Americans, particularly in health care.
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When businesspeople buy swathes of property in an area with the sole intention of renting it to tourists, locals are forced out.
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Its affairs are opaque but involve broad swathes of Thailand's economy; by some calculations its holdings are worth more than $40 billion.
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Information is often out of date and tends to cover broad swathes of the country, making it hard to spot underlying trends.
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Low river levels have allowed seawater to penetrate 90 kms (56 miles) inland, ruining vast swathes of cropland in the fertile delta.
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Al Shabaab controls swathes of territory and several towns in Jubbaland, and analysts say it may exploit the spat over the election.
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Evliya took in Anatolia, Mecca, Medina, Jerusalem, Cairo, Athens, Corinth, Sudan, and swathes of Europe from Crimea to—supposedly—the Low Countries.
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Large swathes of China have been inundated with rain and battered by typhoons over the past few months, killing hundreds of people.
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Al-Shabaab is different from ISIS because ISIS is mainly focused on solidifying an Islamic state over swathes of Iraq and Syria.
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With a rise of 7°C— plausible if humanity remains wedded to fossil fuels—swathes of Earth's equatorial band would become uninhabitable.
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In the power vacuum of the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, rampant charcoal logging has destroyed huge swathes of Virunga National Park.
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Area defences, which guard broad swathes of territory like continental America, rely on shooting down missiles midcourse and on a straightforward trajectory.
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Mr Costa's new friends wanted, variously, to write off debt, leave the euro zone, renationalise vast swathes of industry and quit NATO.
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Eskom's turned off the lights across swathes of the country last week due to plant-related problems, diesel shortages and planned maintenance.
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Nearly 9,000 people died when the 29 magnitude earthquake shook huge swathes of the country, destroying hundreds of historic landmarks and homes.
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For a start, there's always been a question mark over how these companies use the vast swathes of data available to them.
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Meanwhile, both South Korea and China have made moves to auction off or reserve wide swathes of mid-band signal for 5G.
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Australia and China have been vying for influence in sparsely populated Pacific island countries that control vast swathes of resource-rich oceans.
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Funding for large swathes of the federal government — including the Department of Homeland Security — is set to run out at midnight Friday.
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Powering that rise are thousands of proprietary servers that enable the company to crunch almost limitless swathes of customer data in-house.
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The study improved on earlier predictions that could only forecast average deforestation levels in DRC over large swathes of land, said Maschler.
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Australia and China have been vying for influence in sparsely populated Pacific island countries that control vast swathes of resource-rich ocean.
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Australia and China have been vying for influence in sparsely populated Pacific island countries that control vast swathes of resource-rich oceans.
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Why it matters: Climate change, deforestation and forest degradation are causing mega-fires that are devastating large swathes of the Amazon rainforest.
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Its spread has undermined hopes for a better harvest this year, they added, with swathes of southern, eastern and western Africa infested.
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Sure, luxury travel contributes its share, but vast swathes of greater society now frequently travel long distances for much more mundane reasons.
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First, banks have partially withdrawn from the mortgage game after facing swathes of new rules and $110 billion of fines for misconduct.
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If you could do that you could sell securities in a legitimate way, thus disrupting large swathes of the asset management industry.
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Even if defeated in Mosul, Islamic State will remain in control of vast swathes of land in the border area with Syria.
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Mobile networks are largely inoperable in the Islamic State-held swathes of Iraq, areas which also have little fixed-line broadband infrastructure.
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On the ground, the result is clear to see: swathes of the country feel left out of Britain's generally healthy economic growth.
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The group once held large swathes of Somalia including Mogadishu before being ousted from the capital in 2011 and losing further ground.
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Brexit has variously fatigued and enraged swathes of voters while eroding traditional loyalties to the two major parties, Johnson's Conservatives and Labour.
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Even in Israel, just south of the shrinking Sea of Galilee, swathes of irrigated land are covered in plastic-draped banana plantations.
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They control swathes of north-eastern Syria, on the the border with Turkey, which considers the SDF part of a terrorist group.
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Iran has provided vital support to Assad, adding economic assistance to its extensive military role in taking back swathes of the country.
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Iraq was engulfed in the overspill from Syria's civil war in 2014, when Islamic State militants grabbed large swathes of the country.
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Turkey does not want to see the Kurdish YPG militia, which already controls swathes of northern Syria, capture the strategic border town.
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It has a presence in Blue Nile and controls large swathes of territory in South Kordofan, especially in the Nuba Mountains area.
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The Senate voted 55 to 45 against an amendment backed by conservatives that would repeal large swathes of Obamacare without a replacement.
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The Senate voted 603 to 45 against an amendment backed by conservatives that would repeal large swathes of Obamacare without a replacement.
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In addition, the company has provided free Wi-Fi across broad swathes of Chelsea, including inside the subway station below its offices.
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Today, fires ravage the Amazon, consuming vast swathes of living, breathing forest, and its unique plant and animal species, in their wake.
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Scientists warn further increases risk triggering tipping points that could render swathes of the globe uninhabitable, devastate farming and drown coastal cities.
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Chinese investors had also gone on a buying frenzy, building hotels, opening businesses and securing large swathes of prime coastal real estate.
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If the only journalism is performed by middle- and upper-class white people, it means we aren't seeing large swathes of reality.
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Australia has been battling devastating bushfires that have ravaged large swathes of land across the country, damaging property and impacting business activity.
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Swathes of the economy are likely to become uninsurable, leaving a growing number of people, firms and states exposed to catastrophic losses.
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Police and paramilitary forces patrolled the streets in far greater numbers on Wednesday, and swathes of the riot-hit areas were deserted.
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But if Democrats tried to demand unanimity on these very basic points from actual voters, they'd lose huge swathes of their base.
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A push to expand soya and beef production to feed demand from China encouraged farmers to burn swathes of the Bolivian Amazon.
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Biometric surveillance systems like facial and behavioral recognition also make it easier for security services to target large swathes of their population.
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Originally supported by Islamic State, which controls swathes of territory in Syria and Iraq, it split from the hardline group in 2013.
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Even so, he told me, they are defeating al Qaeda, which controls swathes of Yemen, with the help of the United States.
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The 2011 quake and tsunami, which engulfed large swathes of eastern Japan's Pacific coast, left more than 20,000 people dead or missing.
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He speaks in the gruff murmur of his native Lancashire and swathes his considerable bulk in pin-striped suits and regimental ties.
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Baghdad became a key target for attacks by ISIS fighters as the terror group gained swathes of territory in Iraq in 2014.
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Moscow is Assad's strongest ally and its air power since 2015 has been crucial to his recapture of vast swathes of Syria.
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Under Trump's plan, U.S. tariffs that could rise as high as 25% this year, threatening major damage to wide swathes of the economy.
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Indonesia has vast swathes of plantations growing palm oil or coffee on deforested land that conservationists say often encroach on or disrupt ecosystems.
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It only represents about 70 percent of the usual sample size as swathes of European factories take a break over the summer months.
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Blogging site Tumblr, for example, banned porn in 2018, and its automated filters immediately began removing swathes of innocuous content from the site.
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Australia worries China is using foreign aid to secure greater influence over small Pacific countries which control vast swathes of resource-rich ocean.
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Home to six time zones, its endless plains spread from ocean to ocean, dominating great swathes of the northern half of the globe.
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Photo: GettyTwo hackers responsible for creating the massive Mirai botnet that knocked large swathes of the internet offline last year have pleaded guilty.
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The sand was pristine and white, the sea azure; swathes of bougainvillea framed the view and the smell of gardenias filled the air.
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I also recently spoke with a company that mapped whole swathes of freeway in Mexico to identify sections that needed the most repair.
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If the courts rule that vast swathes of gig workers are in fact employees, they could raise costs, killing innovation and hitting jobs.
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The scandal has cast a pall over China's drive to use subsidies to combat heavy pollution which affects large swathes of the country.
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So the news that the EPRDF would in fact liberalise swathes of the economy to boost growth and exports came as another shock.
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Perhaps. AI's ability to analyze huge swathes of data and spot patterns could be just the help the issue of workplace fraud needs.
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Large swathes of the pine forest have turned brown, with experts assessing that up to one tenth, or 100,000 trees, have been affected.
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Germany's economy is booming; the post-industrial grimness of swathes of Britain, France and America simply does not exist on that scale here.
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The confetti has been swept up, the hangovers have almost faded, and there is nothing before us now but huge swathes of 2019.
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Swathes of homes were burned to the ground while nearby areas were unscathed and dotted with blooming lilacs, a tour showed on Monday.
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Truck driving alone is the most common job across vast swathes of the United States, and they could all be unemployed within years.
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The utility cut off power across swathes of South Africa last week because of problems with its plants, diesel shortages and planned maintenance.
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ISIS, al Qaeda and a variety of other nasties were the greatest beneficiaries of Western indifference and now control major swathes of Syria.
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That comes as swathes of residents across northeast China have had their households converted from coal to natural gas for heating this winter.
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But it still retains a strong presence in swathes of the south and center and still carries out major gun and bomb attacks.
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Indonesia has vast swathes of plantations growing palm oil or coffee on deforested land that conservations say often encroach on or disrupt ecosystems.
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YPG influence across swathes of northern Syria including in majority Arab areas, and its backing by the U.S., has provoked disquiet in Turkey.
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France was once a champion of social protest, with unions able to shut down swathes of the economy and force ministers to respond.
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Swathes of centrist MPs could lose their seats—if not at deselections then when the party sallies into the next election opposing Trident.
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Protection for the rural poor in time of drought, which presently afflicts swathes of the north and east, is more effective than before.
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But in its efforts to make that happen, authorities in recent months have demolished swathes of waterfront slums, leaving thousands of people homeless.
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Early democracy was progressive in overturning the rule of aristocracy and monarchy, but it excluded voting rights for huge swathes of the population.
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The summer is traditionally China's storm season, with typhoons battering the east and south coasts and thunderstorms hitting wide swathes of the country.
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And wow, does he have the clothing to match, a strapless silver gown with swathes of sequins suggesting swirls of stars and galaxies.
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Capital spending in the oil business plunged by 28503 percent, peak-to-trough, and the hit rippled through broad swathes of the economy.
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YPF controls large swathes of the Vaca Muerta shale play in southwestern Argentina, one of the world's largest unconventional oil and gas fields.
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They include the powerful Kachin Independence Army, which controls large swathes of Myanmar's northern Kachin State, and the United Wa State Army (UWSA).
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One consequence is that Turkey took over swathes of formerly Kurdish territory — and in the process inherited many ISIS prisoners being held there.
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Swathes of Alabama voters also seemed unswayed by the allegations against Moore, telling VICE News that they planned to vote for him anyway.
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Their wooden shuttles make a soft slithering sound as they hand weave large swathes of silk fabric in rich colors on handcrafted looms.
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Given the challenges of vaccination distribution in the developing world, entire swathes of the globe will be largely defenseless should another pandemic occur.
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Swathes of EU capital markets activity will effectively be based offshore in the UK, particularly in sectors such as trading and asset management.
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With swathes of the countryside gripped by the driest conditions in 100 years, voters feel they need a strong voice more than ever.
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Swathes of EU capital markets activity will effectively be based offshore in the UK, particularly in sectors such as trading and asset management.
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In contrast, China, which has been the first country to lock down large swathes of its territory, was slowly coming back to life.
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Swathes of the Wollemi National Park have been affected by the devastating bushfires and some of the precious pine trees have been charred.
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Second, colder sea surfaces generally mean more dense air over large swathes of the ocean — and with denser air comes more overall stability.
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There would also be swathes of checks in other areas, creating delays at Britain's ports and shortages of basic goods in UK shops.
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The party is promising to renegotiate the Brexit withdrawal agreement and implement a perceived far-left agenda, including nationalising swathes of the economy.
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Indicted on corruption charges against which his best defense is clinging to power, Netanyahu now advocates annexation of swathes of the West Bank.
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Russia intervened in the Syrian conflict in September last year, to support Assad after insurgents took large swathes of territory in the summer.
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The fall armyworm can ravage large swathes of crops and has been moving northwards in the world's second-largest corn producer since January.
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That translates over, more often than not, into cultures and language that may not be welcoming to vast swathes of diverse potential patrons.
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In 2016, an attack on a connected device was behind a hack that wiped out large swathes of internet access for many Americans.
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The two countries have also been vying for influence in sparsely populated Pacific island countries that control vast swathes of resource-rich ocean.
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The ANC-led government has brought electricity and housing to huge swathes of the country that had none -- a powerful legacy at election time.
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Since Yemen's civil war began last year, AQAP has gained control over swathes of eastern Yemen, creating a local government there and introducing services.
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There are huge swathes of rural countryside between cities that require some degree of coverage but don't have the same demands as the cities.
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In recent years, the Al Qaeda-linked group has lost large swathes of its territory to African Union peacekeepers supporting the U.N.-backed government.
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But that has presented major transport headaches, especially in the early days of the Games, and has been blamed for swathes of empty seats.
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Mexico has been ravaged by violence in a drug war that has left swathes of the country controlled and co-opted by organized crime.
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They're both fiery wordsmiths, well-known for their ability to write spellbinding swathes of dialogue, not to mention their shared fascination with American politics.
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It was part of the five-year-plan that Stalin launched in 709, along with collectivisation which consigned swathes of the country to famine.
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Point of sale technologies that work with smartphones, or even credit and debit cards, do not exist across vast swathes of the developing world.
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Large swathes of the 26-square-mile city were wrecked during the 1967 unrest sparked by the police beating of a black cab driver.
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The 1920s had seen swathes of retail investors enter the U.S. capital markets, often with very little information about what they were investing in.
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In a world where foreign competition and automation risk putting large swathes of the population out of work permanently, is a UBI the solution?
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French authorities also stepped up restrictions on water use on Thursday as swathes of western Europe remained in the grip of an intense heatwave.
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Iraqis vote on Saturday in the first national election after defeating Islamic State militants who took over large swathes of the country in 2014.
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According to the WWF, "swathes of forests and other valuable ecosystems are often cleared" in order to grow the crops used to make biofuels.
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Australia, in particular, has been vying for influence with China in sparsely populated Pacific island countries that control vast swathes of resource-rich oceans.
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With Russian and Iranian backing, government forces have recovered large swathes of territory from rebel factions and Islamic State militants over the past year.
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Optimism, not pessimism, about China appears to be on the rise, with most forecasters broadly looking for stabilisation across swathes of key economic indicators.
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Iraq's majority Shi'ite population mainly lives in the south while the Kurds, largely secular Sunnis, and Sunni Arabs inhabit two swathes of the north.
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Islamic State, which controls swathes of Iraq and Syria and seeks to inspire attacks by others abroad, claimed responsibility for the July 14 attack.
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Many worry whether they will still be able to access their farmland when peace returns and accuse the army of seizing swathes of land.
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The prices at Frenchies are dirt-cheap by any other city's standards, but appropriate for the swathes of unemployed people who live in Blackpool.
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The maps were accurate; large swathes of Mabi marked as risky areas on the maps almost perfectly match the areas overrun by gushing floodwaters.
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David Cameron is expected to announce plans to lift the veil on anonymous shell companies that buy huge swathes of British real estate. bit.
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The worst wildfires in Chile's modern history are ravaging wide swathes of the country's central-south regions, burning through forests and into neighboring towns.
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Then the lights change and swathes of plastic sheeting drop away, and there she is in black wings and that terrific jumpsuit, reciting Milton.
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While the companies are relatively small compared with state-controlled companies, they represent deeper lingering problems faced by heavy industry across swathes of China.
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Al Shabaab has lost large swathes of territory in recent years to pro-government regional militias and African Union peacekeepers supporting the federal government.
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This affected large swathes of debt issues from China, Malaysia and Peru for example, said BNP AM's Carter, and more adjustments might be coming.
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Conventions are usually fairly boring coronations of each party's candidate, someone anointed a couple of months earlier and supported by large swathes of partisans.
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Richard Munang: Climate change threatens the productivity of African agriculture, the continent's most inclusive sector, which provides livelihoods in vast swathes of the continent.
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Meanwhile, cultural elites clustered in a select few affluent locales struggle to comprehend how such vast swathes of the country could be so disillusioned.
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Western states have backed the GNA to stabilize a country where chaos allowed Islamist militants and migrant smugglers to operate across swathes of territory.
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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi also introduced some of the most draconian restrictions on foreign arrivals of any other country, cancelling swathes of visas.
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Its current reincarnation is almost surely due to the fact that both globalization and technological changes have left behind vast swathes of the country.
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The only answer would be if the tax proposal eliminated vast swathes of the existing set of tax deductions, massively broadening the tax base.
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But vast swathes of the web that might function well as commons have been left in the hands of rich, relatively unaccountable tech firms.
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Even today, with West Texas Intermediate crude trading at around $46 a barrel, entire swathes of the oil-production complex are likely loss-making.
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New French President Emmanuel Macron has also made eradicating Islamic State, which controls large swathes of Syria, one of his top foreign policy priorities.
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Reigning from the thousands of televisions scattered across the land, Dumpty has deployed his henchmen to imprison swathes of the population in impenetrable darkness.
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Walking through the draped artwork — which hangs from the ceiling like a marionette — feels like swimming, or floating, through swathes of melting pastel shades.
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On Friday, the New Zealand dairy company said its exports from Australia fell 9.5% in December as devastating bushfires ravaged large swathes of land.
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As the temperatures have risen, so has the threat of fires, which have ravaged large swathes of the country and shrouded Sydney in smoke.
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These pieces of fabric have been stiffened and manipulated into elegant swathes of color and geometry, and are draped midair in beautiful, formal compositions.
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Australia and China are also competing for influence in the South Pacific, a sparsely populated region that control vast swathes of resource rich oceans.
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PARIS/BERLIN (Reuters) - French authorities announced school closures and traffic restrictions on Wednesday as swathes of Europe continued to wither under a powerful heatwave.
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Ando, 74, is known for using large swathes of unardoned concrete, wood or stone floors, and large windows that incorporate nature into his designs.
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African Union troops have taken major towns from al Shabaab but the group still controls swathes of countryside and has laid siege to urban areas.
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The state owns swathes of Egypt's economy, including three of its largest banks, much of its oil industry as well as its real estate sector.
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France was once a champion of social protest, with unions able to paralyze swathes of the economy and force ministers to back down on reforms.
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The U.S. reimposed sanctions on large swathes of the Iranian economy after withdrawing from the multilateral 2015 Iran nuclear deal in May of this year.
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Ankara backs rebel forces that control swathes of territory north of Idlib under its sphere of influence, and some that have a presence in Idlib.
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But they do disregard the large swathes of small- and medium-sized companies in need of equity investments to whom public markets are off-limits.
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Those swathes of bright pink crochet are now covering the house near the railway station in Kerava, from the chimney to the house's stone base.
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Moreover, Trump's is just one reaction to a set of circumstances, notably poor middle-income wage growth, which affect large swathes of Europe and elsewhere.
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U.S. President Donald Trump's Middle East peace plan, unveiled on Jan 28, envisages Israel keeping key swathes of the occupied territory where Palestinians seek statehood.
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China learned its lesson, investing $180bn to deploy 5G networks over the next five years and assigning swathes of wireless spectrum to three state providers.
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The automation of textile work may not have driven up the national unemployment rate, but vast swathes of the American South suffered all the same.
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Large swathes of land were completely submerged, and in some streets people waded through knee-high water around piles of mangled metal and other debris.
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Lebanon's Shiite Hezbollah has provided vital support to Syria's military in the seven-year war across the border, helping it regain swathes of the country.
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With more than 45 million people, Kenya's major cities and towns are covered by operator networks, but vast swathes of rural Kenya are not covered.
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With fewer private vehicles needing to be parked, vast swathes of land currently wasted on parking will be available for other uses, such as housing.
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Islamic State, which controls swathes of the country's north and west, has carried out a string of bombings this week that killed around 100 people.
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"The whopping costs associated with grid extension (and) low electricity consumption by rural communities dispersed over large swathes presents a barrier to investment," he said.
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Lawmakers fast-tracked building approvals and re-zoned swathes of the harbor city in 2013 as "Special Housing Areas" (SHAs), hoping to get development moving.
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Heavy rains hamper search efforts Aerial television footage shows how rivers overflowing with water ripped through swathes of land, toppling houses and sweeping away roads.
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Buildings the algorithm IDs are tagged with a tiny red dot when you're zoomed in, while larger swathes of the map are analyzed by region.
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Alongside Lebanon's Hezbollah and other Shi'ite militias, and backed by Iran and Russia, the Syrian army has recently seized swathes of land from Islamic State.
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Jabhat al-Nusra, now known as Hayat Tahrir Al-Sham (HTS), and ISIS took over large swathes of the Lebanon-Syria border region in 2014.
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Swathes of the parliamentary party, particularly those who supported, or might have supported, the Iraq war that Mr Corbyn implacably opposed, were held in scorn.
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In between the French- and British-ruled blocs, large swathes of territory, mostly desert, would be allocated to the two powers' respective spheres of influence.
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Meanwhile, the abandoned YPG forces have already been pushed back by the U.S. NATO ally Turkey and forced to relinquish large swathes of their territory.
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Syria's war created a breeding ground for the ultra-radical Islamic State, whose insurgents now control large swathes of territory in Syria and neighboring Iraq.
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But he also complained that Rubio had "cut and run" when he realized his position was politically unpopular with large swathes of the GOP base.
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Critics say this could criminalize swathes of opposition figures, ranging from pro-democracy activists and separatists to religious minorities and media figures critical of Beijing.
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Backed by the coalition, the SDF took swathes of northern and eastern Syria from Islamic State last year, including the jihadists' Syrian capital of Raqqa.
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Lebanon's Shi'ite Hezbollah has provided vital support to Syria's military in the seven-year war across the border, helping it regain swathes of the country.
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Lopez Obrador then brought large swathes of the capital to a standstill for weeks with huge demonstrations, and declared himself the legitimate president of Mexico.
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As grapevines were blossoming across the County, a nasty frost swooped in in the middle of the night and wiped out swathes of grape flowers.
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Large swathes of the region are mobile-first or mobile-only, with many consumers reliant on their phone to provide all of their entertainment options.
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The media's perception of Durant changed a lot, too, but it wasn't simply related to his newly found Judas status among swathes of NBA fans.
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Apple is an apex predator and it acts like one, shedding fat for muscle and eating entire swathes of the CE industry as it goes.
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In part, that's because huge swathes of the global health community have assumed teens to be healthy, with little need for specialized attention or investment.
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Competing claims due to insecure land tenure for vast swathes of territory often lead to conflicts between investors and local residents that can turn violent.
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In huge swathes of Indian society, especially in rural areas, women continue to be either objectified or confined to the four walls of their homes.
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Other farmers have converted swathes of their property into fish farms, attempting to take advantage of flooding and increased salinity to harvest shrimp for export.
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Islamic State militants have lost swathes of land to various offensives across Syria and Iraq, forced into a diminishing foothold along the Euphrates river valley.
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She swathes herself in vintage from the 1920s through the '50s, but she doesn't have the self-care skills required to preserve her delicate clothes.
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This leaves large swathes of dark ocean exposed to absorb more heat from the sun, which warms the ocean and in turn melts more ice.
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This leaves large swathes of dark ocean exposed to absorb more heat from the sun, which warms the ocean and in turn melts more ice.
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The bushfires that have torn through vast swathes of southeast Australia have left 26 people dead and killed or injured an estimated one billion animals.
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He mobilised Shi'ite Muslim militia forces that helped crush Islamic State, the Sunni militant group that had seized control of swathes of Iraq and Syria.
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The state owns vast swathes of Egypt's economy, including three of its largest banks along with much of its oil industry and real estate sector.
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The new coronavirus outbreak and subsequent shutdown of huge swathes of China could impact more than 5 million businesses worldwide, according to a new study.
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U.S.-backed Kurdish-led forces have taken swathes of the land north of the Euphrates and are pushing into Raqqa, previously the jihadists' Syrian capital.
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However, there are no changes to the Rahbari Shura, a central leadership council, or in Helmand province, where the Taliban control large swathes of territory.
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As well as the slump in oil prices, Iraq is also battling Islamic State militants who control swathes of territory in the north and west.
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Although Israel has effectively annexed large swathes of the West Bank, it has not officially declared its extension of sovereignty there to avoid international repercussions.
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In large swathes of the country, people will not have the choice to vote as the Taliban and Islamic State fighters are in control there.
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Analysts also said a powerful typhoon in October, which lashed wide swathes of Japan with heavy rain, also played a factor in the downbeat data.
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Vast swathes of online services, not just those concerning music or news, could face unintended consequences, said Raffaella De Santis at law firm Harbottle & Lewis.
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Now, with wide swathes of popular music history readily available on major streaming services, the albums that aren't a click away can feel increasingly distant.
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But in the swathes of China that are neither traditional nor modern, where regulations are elastic and crime is common, the dog-meat market is thriving.
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Nor do most military analysts believe Russia has the intent or capability to hold down significant swathes of Ukrainian territory beyond the Russian-speaking border areas.
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He labeled environmental fines an "industry" that must be eliminated and promised to open up large swathes of protected land to mining operations, the Times wrote.
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While Assad is militarily unassailable in the Syrian conflict, swathes of territory at the frontiers with Iraq, Turkey and Jordan and Israel remain outside his control.
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In other words, as large swathes of the Twitter userbase were asking Dorsey to de-platform Nazis, Dorsey allegedly felt the need to re-platform one.
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The award-winning project aims to help authorities hunt down illegal fishing boats using drones fitted with cameras that can monitor large swathes of water autonomously.
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Vast swathes of California continue to be at risk for flooding as the storm runoff makes its way through river systems, the National Weather Service warns.
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Swathes of Houston were underwater on Monday, the effect of Harvey sweeping ashore on Friday as the most powerful hurricane to hit Texas in 50 years.
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Farmers in swathes of southern Iraq have had too little water to plant this winter's wheat crop, leading to demonstrations and increasing anger, the minister said.
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It manages giant swathes of often sparsely populated territory, where it must maintain lines that run through hundreds of miles of hilly and sometimes mountainous forest.
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And by drastic, we're talking bowl cuts, mushroom tops, and retro rounded bobs, all black, save for wide swathes of lime green, fuchsia, teal, and more.
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China's U-shaped "nine-dash line" marks a vast expanse of the South China Sea that it claims, including large swathes of Vietnam's Exclusive Economic Zone.
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Islamic State militants, who government forces are trying to eject from large swathes of northern and western territory seized in 2014, claimed responsibility for the bombing.
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Mr Trump has yet to fill swathes of senior positions in the State Department, including the key position of assistant secretary of state for East Asia.
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Kurdish fighters, alongside Arab allies, U.S. advisers and coalition jets, have driven Islamic State from swathes of territory including its former Syrian headquarters in Raqqa city.
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Any system that encourages frenetically acquiring knowledge without stopping for reflection is fair game — and that covers large swathes of American cultural institutions, past and present.
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Back in 2018 the chief economist of the Bank of England, Andy Haldane, gave a warning that "large swathes" of the population would become "technologically unemployed".
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Talks over these dams have been inconclusive, partly because the Syrian and Iraqi states barely function and partly because IS has controlled swathes of the Euphrates.
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What point, if any, does "free speech" have when it makes huge swathes of the population tangibly less free, and less able to speak without terror?
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Islamic State runs a self-styled caliphate across swathes of Iraq and Syria, where it has faced air strikes from a U.S.-led coalition since 2014.
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Now, he says, they fear their way of life is under threat as the government declares swathes of forest in indigenous Karen homelands as protected areas.
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Islamic State, which controls swathes of Iraq and Syria and seeks to inspire attacks by others abroad, claimed responsibility for the July 14 attack in Nice.
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Odinga supporters say they are angered by police impunity, persistent government corruption and the perceived neglect of large swathes of the country by the central government.
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A year after the opposition's defeat in Aleppo, government forces backed by Russia and Iran have recovered large swathes of territory as Islamic State's "caliphate" collapses.
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The U-shaped line is used on Chinese maps to illustrate its claims, including large swathes of Vietnam's continental shelf, where it has awarded oil concessions.
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The U-shaped line is used on Chinese maps to illustrate its claims, including large swathes of Vietnam's continental shelf, where it has awarded oil concessions.
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Freeing up markets made sense in Britain when large swathes of the economy were in public hands and there were too many shackles on private enterprise.
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Campaigners say that without titles demarcating ownership, powerful interests have been able to take control of vast swathes of land, displacing local residents in the process.
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Because of her Korean heritage, Kim has attracted swathes of support from local fans and is greeted by cheers and requests for selfies everywhere she goes.
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But the hedge and mutual funds that hold large swathes of its debt oppose the idea vigorously, and so far the legislature has failed to act.
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Gradually, they have pushed ISIS out of large swathes of territory, aided by hundreds of coalition airstrikes, and are now inside Raqqa -- ISIS' 'capital' in Syria.
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SDF fighters are now battling Islamic State remnants in an enclave in eastern Syria, after seizing vast swathes of land from the jihadists with U.S. help.
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In a world where yields on large swathes of the European and Japanese sovereign bond markets are still negative, U.S. Treasuries are effectively high-yielding securities.
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Iranian forces and Iran-backed Shi'ite militias, including Hezbollah, have provided critical military support to Damascus, helping it regain swathes of Syria from rebels and militants.
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Heavy rain has hammered southern, eastern and central parts of the country since last week, cutting off highways, destroying bridges and submerging vast swathes of land.
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African Union troops have taken major towns from al Shabaab but the militant group still controls swathes of countryside and has laid siege to urban areas.
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The government has cordoned off areas of the region for development projects including a hydroelectric project that flooded vast swathes of cultivable land and displaced thousands.
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The IRGC is Irans most powerful security entity and wields control over large swathes of Irans economy as well as considerable influence within its political system.
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Since at least 2012, Iran has provided critical military support to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's government, helping it regain control of swathes of the country.
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In "Shattered Light" (1954), compressed swathes of beige and brown evoking ruined seashells, stones, or wood chips are punctuated by squibs of blues, yellows, and reds.
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The chaos created by Islamic State's occupation of swathes of Iraq and Syria has given Kurds a chance to further their long-held dream of independence.
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The trusts are therefore widely seen as test cases for a market the exchange created to capitalize on the eventual privatization of swathes of public infrastructure.
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There is increasingly positive noise that the group, which has controlled swathes of Iraq and Syria amid governmental and regional instability, is soon to be defeated.
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So she will need the support of some of the Labour Party's 257 lawmakers or to win over swathes of her own party and the DUP.
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However omitting her surname also serves to distance herself further from her father, who alienated swathes of the population and was convicted of inciting racial hatred.
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"I let you into my thinking, I let you into my head," Rocha sings, her voice darting over militaristic drum rolls and rich swathes of synth.
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Heavily irony-based humor hit the mainstream like never before in the '80s, and today large swathes of popular culture communicate almost solely in ironic terms.
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But there is a difference between streamlining government and just not governing, which is what seems to be happening in swathes of America's single-largest organisation.■
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With military backing from Russia and Iran, Assad has recovered control of swathes of lost Syrian territory over the last two years and appears militarily unassailable.
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Swathes of northern and eastern Burkina Faso have been overrun by militants, leaving the government struggling to assert authority and forcing over 100,000 residents to flee.
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But at other times, Trump has seemed to want to seriously push for China to genuinely dismantle huge swathes of how its current economic policy works.
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Through much of 1968, the Communists strengthened their position in large swathes of the countryside, pinning American and South Vietnamese ground troops in bases and cities.
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But unusually this year, fires have consumed forests and moorland in huge swathes of land in parts of Europe that are much less accustomed to them.
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Visitors are drawn to the untouched stones, red brick sidewalks and multi-level townhouses decorated with American flags, gas-lit lanterns and swathes of hanging ivy.
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Iran has provided critical military support to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, helping his army regain swathes of land from rebels and militants in recent months.
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It has used military force in the past against Kurds in northern Syria, who have seized control of swathes of territory in the fight against ISIS.
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Since at least 2012, Iran has provided critical military support to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's government, helping it regain control of swathes of the country.
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Tensions have been rising in the South China Sea as China continues to reclaim land and stake claims over vast swathes of an important shipping corridor.
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Twitter verification can increase a candidate's visibility and allow them to reach new swathes of supporters and donors on the platform with 220006 million daily users.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Swathes of southeast Australia were bracing on Thursday for a days-long heatwave that threatens to stoke bushfires that have been burning for months.
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The report also noted that the "activities of large-scale transnational crime groups" were "closely related" to ethnic armed groups which control swathes of Myanmar's territory.
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Indonesia is not part of a broader regional dispute over China's reclamation activities in the South China Sea and Beijing's claims on swathes of key waterways.
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With Islamist insurgents controlling large swathes of territory and appealing to young men to join their ranks, creating jobs is crucial to Afghanistan's battle against militancy.
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The two countries started imposing heavy new tariffs on huge swathes of each other's exports in July, alarming investors and disrupting companies' operations around the world.
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Turkey's offensive in Afrin pits it against the Kurdish YPG militia, which also holds swathes of land in northeast Syria supported by Ankara's NATO ally Washington.
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A deal to end the 70-year-old Israeli-Palestinian conflict remains elusive, and wars and insurgencies continue to plague larges swathes of the Middle East.
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The 21985 magnitude quake off the southern coast late Thursday was stronger than a devastating 2230 temblor that flattened swathes of Mexico City and killed thousands.
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No longer an insurgency bent on holding large swathes of terrain and sway over population in Syria and Iraq, ISIS is returning to its terrorist roots.
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The IRGC is Iran's most powerful security entity and wields control over large swathes of Iran's economy as well as considerable influence within its political system.
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It has laid waste to swathes of Syria, helped the rise of Islamic State, fed sectarianism, and seen the deadliest use of chemical weapons since the 1980s.
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Drought warnings were already in place across swathes of France before a high pressure system sucked up a cauldron of hot air from the Sahara last month.
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They'll need to query large swathes of data about rides in the city, but pulling that thread could expose lots of information about individual riders and drivers.
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But while Washington's troops stand with the Kurdish forces in the much larger swathes of east Syria they control, it has not given them support in Afrin.
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But Trump's executive orders, more numerous and altogether more ambitious than Reagan's first, are already cutting broad swathes across the agency, without approval or oversight from legislators.
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Whole swathes of Houston are charming at best, sprinkled with strip malls and churches and overgrown parking lots, but Montrose is beautiful in a classical, fantastical way.
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While still popular among older members, he has less pull over the swathes of youngsters who flocked to the party after the failed independence vote in 2014.
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Video footage taken from an Indian navy aircraft showed extensive flooding in areas around Puri, with wide swathes of land submerged in the aftermath of the storm.
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Grain prices, especially corn, have risen in recent weeks as persistent rains and forecasts for continued wet weather prevented spring planting across large swathes of the Midwest.
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Ms Anderson contends that Republicans now want to create disillusionment with the voting process, so that large swathes of the electorate come to believe it is hopeless.
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Jihadist groups linked to al Qaeda and Islamic State have exploited ethnic rivalries in Mali and its neighbors to boost recruitment and render swathes of territory ungovernable.
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In the past few years, some have wildly speculated about how automation will eliminate wide swathes of the US job market, leaving masses of unemployed, frustrated workers.
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The communities in the path of wildfires can be shut down in an orderly fashion, without the need to black out giant swathes of territory around them.
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And as a first-person shooter, there are huge swathes of experiences it can't touch; by definition, the solution to almost every problem is easy, cathartic killing.
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Those offensives have accelerated since linking up last month, taking swathes of land from Islamic State except for a small zone near the town of al-Salamiya.
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Taking advantage of Yemen's 20-month-old conflict, several hundred al Qaeda fighters have seized swathes of territory in rural and tribal areas of the impoverished country.
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Many economists have praised Egypt's economic reforms over the past two years, though austerity measures have caused immediate pain for wide swathes of Egypt's 98 million population.
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In the global south, according to the HPA report, it destabilizes entire states, destroying the basic functioning of government while hollowing out swathes of civil society institutions.
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But Islamic State, which controls swathes of territory in neighboring Syria and holds a barren pocket of land near the border, has attacked Lebanon in the past.
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Syrian Kurds and allied forces have seized large swathes of territory by helping the United States and its allies to drive Islamic State jihadists from the area.
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Yet even as the amount of energy the oceans hold has risen, the details of its transfer to the atmosphere remain unknown for large swathes of water.
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On swathes of black fabric dotted with various particulate matter, chance encounters between a lint roller and a jewelry box, a glove and a USB key, unfold.
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Here, just 35 miles from Mosul, knots are tied in swathes of colored silk for good luck and scarves are thrown at sacred rocks for good fortune.
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That's because the federal government doesn't have dominion over great swathes of privately owned land, where a majority (some 77 percent) of the nation's oil extraction occurs.
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Gradually, they have pushed ISIS out of large swathes of territory, aided by hundreds of coalition airstrikes, and are now inside Raqqa -- the self-proclaimed ISIS capital.
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Having initially helped invent the internet, the U.S. government awoke late to the fact that huge swathes of cyberspace are now dominated by private firms like Google.
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Alongside Russia, Iran-backed forces in Syria have helped Assad drive rebels from the country's biggest cities and reclaim swathes of the eastern deserts from Islamic State.
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Islamic State's black flag has been flying from the mosque since the militants captured Mosul and seized swathes of Iraq and Syria in the summer of 2014.
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His second term expired in 2013 but was extended without elections being held as Islamic State militants swept across vast swathes of territory in Iraq and Syria.
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The 8.1 magnitude quake off the coast of Chiapas on Thursday was stronger than a devastating 1985 temblor that flattened swathes of Mexico City and killed thousands.
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He sees organized crime challenging Mexico's sovereignty by creating parallel states in vast swathes of the country such as Michoacán, Guerrero and Tamaulipas as well as Sinaloa.
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The YPG controls swathes of northern Syria, including nearly all of the cities of Hasaka and Qamishli, home to an airport that remains under Syrian government control.
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While swathes of rural America are indeed mostly white, rural communities have always been home to black and Native Americans, and they also draw growing immigrant populations.
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But the swathes of unoccupied seats told a different story, reflecting mounting unrest among fans frustrated that Arsenal has gone 12 years since lifting the league trophy.
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The museum had closed an hour before, allowing Mr. Schreiber private communion with the heaving bosoms and coy smiles, the swathes of silk and froths of lace.
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Local land offices in rural states, and some notaries, can be key initial players in the manipulation of documents to illegally claim swathes of land, he said.
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Obi belts tied wrap cashmere jackets and coats lined in satin; swathes of satin swirled around sheath dresses; and ballooning ball gowns topped miniskirts and skinny trousers.
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The YPG has been the most effective partner against IS in Syria for the U.S.-led coalition, and took swathes of territory from the group last year.
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Vertical swathes of red and black and purple raced their way up tunics over flared, cropped trousers, and it was all a little Wonkaville in hi-def.
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And while anti-Houthi fighters have taken back significant swathes of territory over the past six months , most analysts think the war has now reached a stalemate.
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Two weeks later, sessions began again in La Frette-sur-Seine, France; Cave re-wrote swathes lyrics and adapted the songs, attempting to grapple with the loss.
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IS, which considers them heretics, killed more than 3,000 Yazidis and kidnapped nearly 7,000, selling many into sexual slavery, as it seized swathes of Iraq and Syria.
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Whether it's a hole in the ground or the vast swathes of space between celestial bodies, these "empty" spaces are filled with something that has physical properties.
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While the CDC has made wider swathes of the population eligible for testing, there are limits to how many samples can be processed at any one time.
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Demand for beef and leather has caused huge swathes of land in the rainforest to be cleared for cattle ranches, potentially a major factor behind the fires.
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"In the past, nothing was agreed to until everything was agreed to, and you had these broad, comprehensive agreements that covered whole swathes of issues," he said.
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Several European destinations are competing against rival banking hubs as swathes of financial services workers appear poised to move out of London due to the Brexit fallout.
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Swathes of trading in euro-denominated shares in London could move to new platforms that have set up in Amsterdam and Paris to ensure continued EU access.
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The steps announced on Thursday, at a meeting which the Syrian Democratic Council convened, will combine civil councils that govern various swathes of the north and east.
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Part of it may be about ISIS, whose militants remain scattered across the swathes of desert there, in refugee camps, or trying to cross into southern Turkey.
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The tariffs already imposed by the two countries last year on huge swathes of each other's exports have caused major disruptions for businesses and rattled financial markets.
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Its troubles began in the 1990s when swathes of farmland began being sold off to property developers by the village leadership in a series of opaque deals.
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Islamic State holds swathes of territory in the east of Syria, and is being fought by separate forces, including U.S.-backed fighters and Russian-backed Syrian troops.
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Meanwhile, violence has spread and is thriving across wide swathes of Nigeria's northwest, northeast and central states, often in places that were less troubled before Buhari's rule.
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Its self-declared "caliphate" is also crumbling fast in eastern Syria, helping President Bashar al-Assad and his Iranian and Russian allies to recapture swathes of territory.
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It has also claimed responsibility for a series of bombings in swathes of northeast Syria held by the SDF, including one last month that killed four Americans.
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They are estimated to number in their hundreds, while the Taliban number thousands or tens of thousands and have gained swathes of territory in the last few years.
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Governments own huge asset portfolios, including swathes of land, firms such as utilities or post offices, and financial assets, such as investments held by public-sector pension funds.
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After all, though Iran and Russia say that Mr Baghdadi is dead, his organisation still occupies swathes of (thinly-populated) territory either side of the Iraqi-Syrian border.
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Earlier this year, after student protesters took to the streets to demand safer roads, the government similarly shut down mobile internet access across large swathes of the country.
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They left exposed swathes of synthetic phenolic insulation which is rated either B or C for reaction to fire in British Standard tests, which means they are combustible.
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PRAGUE (Reuters) - Hot, dry summers are fanning an unprecedented outbreak of bark beetles that are destroying vast swathes of central Europe's spruce forests which define the region's landscape.
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The quake was apparently stronger than a devastating 1433 tremor that flattened swathes of Mexico City and killed thousands, but this time damage to the city was limited.
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Swathes of beautiful, fertile land have been given horrible monikers – the Rust Belt, the Meth Belt, and, more innocuously but insidious in its own way, the Bible Belt.
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Several rebel groups fighting under the Free Syrian Army (FSA) banner operate in the sparsely populated Badia, where they captured swathes of territory from Islamic State this year.
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Rhodes was an imperialist, businessman and politician who played a dominant role in Southern Africa in the late 19th century, driving the annexation of vast swathes of land.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's "yellow vest" protests have exposed a deep-rooted belief that society is not working for large swathes of the French population, especially outside major cities.
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China and Japan have reclaimed even greater swathes of land, and China has outraged global opinion by building artificial islands on disputed rocks in the South China Sea.
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Researchers have huge amounts of statistical material to examine since many millions of women have taken birth control pills over vast swathes of the planet since the 1960s.
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Mr Trump has been known to vacillate over great swathes of policy, but on trade he has been consistent in his belief that America gets a bad deal.
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The United States is leading a military coalition conducting air strikes against Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, where the group seized broad swathes of territory in 2014.
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And in the United States, the past 12 months have been the wettest on record, with central regions experiencing weeks of near-continuous rainfall, inundating swathes of farmland.
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Communities were turned into swathes of debris and mud, hampering search and rescue teams that had to wait for heavy machinery to arrive in order to clear access.
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German intelligence officials say more than 1,000 Germans went to fight in Syria and Iraq where Islamic State once controlled swathes of territory in a self-declared caliphate.
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In longitudinal studies conducted by different scientists on different people over varying swathes of the lifespan, the consistent pattern is that positive psychological traits get better over time.
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ISIS took control of swathes of territory in Iraq and Syria in 2014, taking advantage of sectarian divides and popular dissatisfaction with the ruling regimes in both countries.
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Months of advances by U.S.-backed rebels against Islamic State have allowed them to secure swathes of territory in the Badia, alarming the Syrian government and its allies.
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But in addition to the jihadist insurgency, communal violence has plagued swathes of the country in the last few months, including a clash on Thursday that killed 18.
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Wide swathes of the city are zoned only for single-family homes, ensnaring the few parts of town where tall, dense housing is allowed with countless construction sites.
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The FSO's remit stretches far beyond the traditional bullet-stopping and gun-wielding into public-opinion polling, political analysis and the management of vast swathes of federal property.
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FAO, Iraq (Reuters) - In southern Iraq, where the Euphrates and Tigris rivers meet, the Fao peninsula was once known for its swathes of henna plants and palm trees.
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The move comes amid heightened tensions in the South China Sea over China's land reclamation there and over its claims on vast swathes of an important shipping corridor.
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Yet even as the amount of energy the oceans hold has risen, the details of its transfer to the atmosphere remain unknown for large swathes of the ocean.
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Carried on eastward-flowing air currents, dangerous particulate matter from wildfires is increasingly smothering large swathes of the US, causing health scares wherever these air pollution spikes hit.
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The YPG is the dominant force in the Syrian Democratic Forces alliance that has seized swathes of territory from Islamic State in a U.S.-backed campaign in Syria.
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In a fight to survive, it struck a deal with Russian-backed Syrian forces, and they have taken swathes of land close to where the Turks are fighting.
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Abadi has warned that the continuing political turmoil could hamper the war against ultra hardline Sunni militants, Islamic State, who control large swathes of northern and western Iraq.
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Online platforms - largely U.S. tech companies - have come under increased scrutiny in the 28-nation bloc for their business practices as well as handling of swathes of data.
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Mane wolves are native to Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia, and Paraguay, and require large swathes of open land, making them particularly susceptible to the disastrous effects of habitat destruction.
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Libya has been in turmoil since the NATO-backed toppling of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011, with parallel administrations and armed groups carving the nation into swathes of control.
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From Kaliningrad, a Russian exclave on the Baltic Sea, the missiles would be able to reach large swathes of territory in NATO-members Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia.
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To me, the question became important in February 218, after the Victoria Black Saturday bushfires in Australia destroyed large swathes of my home state and killed 2503 people.
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All except one of Assam's 31 districts have been hit by flooding, with satellite imagery from the Indian Space Research Organisation showing vast swathes of the state inundated.
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Over 22 percent of the heat trapped on Earth ultimately collects in the oceans — and repetitive marine heat waves have already proven dire to vast swathes of coral.
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However, incumbents like Vanguard have leveraged existing strengths to move in to the market, and other startups like Robinhood have carved out swathes of the fast-growing market.
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Islamic State militants, who control swathes of territory in Iraq's north and west, were behind the attack, according to Amaq news agency, which is affiliated with the group.
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Since then, the terrorist group which calls itself the Islamic State has occupied large swathes of land in Syria and Iraq, adding to further instability in the region.
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Already, competition between potential issuers is hotting up, with London and New York have recently seen swathes of roadshows by governments, testing investors' appetite for new bond sales.
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The deadly storm that turned Houston streets into rivers was also transforming vast swathes of grazing land into lakes, destroying crops and stranding countless cattle across southeastern Texas.
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As the slum population has increased, residents have been cutting into the hills that surround the settlements, destroying natural bushland around it and creating swathes of barren land.
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The conflict, which erupted barely two years after South Sudan's independence in 2011, has hammered the economy and left swathes of the 11 million population without enough food.
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Millions still under flash flood watches While the storm had weakened by Thursday, it was still dumping rain across large swathes of the country, according to CNN meteorologists.
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Three meters of sea level rise will imperil not just hundreds of millions of coastal dwellers, but vast swathes of vital economic powerhouses, and their invaluable cultural heritages.
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Gulf investors have bought large swathes of agricultural land and food-producing companies in Serbia and Bosnia to help address weaknesses in the supply chain of halal ingredients.
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Bolsonaro, however, said that the fires, which are destroying large swathes of the world's largest rainforest are no worse than fires in recent years, and are in the
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The country of 37 million saw huge swathes of its infrastructure destroyed as well as the expansion of Iranian influence and a failed Kurdish independence referendum last fall.
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Clearing houses have grown since the financial crisis a decade ago, after regulators ruled that swathes of the derivatives market must be cleared to increase transparency and safety.
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On April 26, 1986, a botched test at the nuclear plant in Ukraine, then a Soviet republic, sent clouds of smouldering radioactive material across large swathes of Europe.
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Prices of staple cereals have doubled in some markets, reaching record and near-record levels in swathes of Ethiopia, Kenya, Somalia, South Sudan, Uganda and Tanzania, FAO said.
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Islamic State has recently lost large swathes of territory, mainly in the north, to separate military campaigns, including by the Russian-backed Syrian army and U.S.-backed militias.
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Instead, Madgavkar said, the company has developed a proprietary sensor and camera which pilots in traditional aircraft, like Cessnas, can fly over vast swathes of farmland every day.
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Other presidents' apocalypse contingencies have included forced nationalization of industries as well as plans to install unelected private sector executives to run broad swathes of the emergency government.
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German intelligence officials say more than 1,000 Germans went to fight in Syria and Iraq, where Islamic State once controlled swathes of territory in a self-declared caliphate.
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Following the hacking scandal of the US presidential election—where WikiLeaks released thousands of Democratic Party emails and documents—swathes of Democrat politicians began using it in 2017.
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This is identical to how most of Stephen Harper's "charm" (don't laugh) lay with his ability to make large swathes of the Canadian left lose their fucking minds.
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If such isolated incidents become a trend, it could ignite large swathes of Kenya, as happened after a 2007 presidential election when weeks of violence left 1,200 dead.
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Cities no longer have swathes of open space to build parks from scratch as they did 100 years ago, and the very definition of a park has changed.
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The government also prevailed five years ago, when huge crowds of demonstrators paralyzed swathes of Hong Kong while demanding free elections to choose the territory's next chief executive.
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However, as Ronald Reagan was quick to acknowledge when taking office, it is not as easy as it was in Roosevelt's day to pass swathes of new legislation.
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Chinese coastguard and People's Liberation Army navy ships patrol vast swathes of the South China Sea, routinely shadowing U.S. and other international naval deployments, regional naval officers say.
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Venezuela's socialist government has nationalized significant swathes of the private sector before, which has involved picking confrontational and often costly legal battles with large foreign companies like Exxon.
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Chinese authorities shut down vast swathes of the country's travel infrastructure and industrial production last month, causing a profound short-term shock to the Chinese and global economy.
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In recent years, Murdoch has shed vast swathes of his media empire, which is now focused on the Fox News cable network and a stable of influential newspapers.
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In Syria, President Bashar al-Assad laid waste to huge swathes of the country as he fought an armed opposition and has managed to hold on to power.
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"Congress never intended to give one individual the power to unilaterally dictate the manner in which Americans may enjoy enormous swathes of our nation's public lands," he said.
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A private 50-minute session with a psychologist costs between HK$800-HK$3000 ($102-$384), making private treatment out of reach for large swathes of the population.
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On one side Saudi Arabia and the U.A.E. are supporting the ousted president, Abdu Rabbu Mansour Hadi, and their myriad proxy forces control large swathes of southern Yemen.
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In July, an international court ruled against China in a case brought by the Philippines that rejected China's claim to a vast swathes of the disputed maritime area.
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The group seized large swathes of Syria and Iraq but has gradually lost its territory since the United States and its allies started a military offensive in 2014.
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The disaster will also have a huge impact on farming, and employment in areas heavily dependent on agriculture, with huge swathes of farmland destroyed and valuable crops swept away.
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Its advantages are manifold: clients can asses vasts swathes of land in a matter of hours, and glean information about a property that is not apparent when on foot.
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Britain's liberal economic model has also generated mounting resentment, both because it left swathes of the country behind and because the financial crisis produced a decade of stagnant wages.
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"It's partly an empathy for Soviet existence and also schadenfreude for these titans of industry, that there were swathes of the world that they were forbidden from," he says.
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Abadi has said the turmoil could threaten the campaign against Islamic State militants who still control swathes of territory in the north and west, including the city of Mosul.
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Rawa's capture marks the end of Islamic State's era of territorial rule over a so-called caliphate that it proclaimed in 2014 across vast swathes of Iraq and Syria.
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Instead, they said the hacker scanned swathes of the Internet to find Netgear routers that were set up improperly, and then exploited a vulnerability to swipe documents from machines.
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Even though he undertook few of the reforms needed to bring vast swathes of the Tata empire to profitability, the outgoing boss will prove a difficult act to follow.
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The concerns echo comments from the European Central Bank, whose previous attempt to force large swathes of euro-denominated clearing to move from Britain to the euro zone, failed.
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While property is often contested in Brazil, it is usually waged over remote jungles or distant mountains - vast swathes of land that can be mined or farmed for profit.
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The government could also offer swathes of land to foreign investors from the land banks it plans to create from unutilised land controlled by public sector enterprises, Kumar said.
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Despite the objection, Indonesia is not part of a broader regional dispute over China's reclamation activities in the South China Sea and Beijing's claims on swathes of key waterways.
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Islamic State lost control of the city of Ramadi at the end of last year, another key stronghold for the group which captured large swathes of Iraq in 2014.
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You have dedicated vast swathes of your time, committed your gifts, sacrificed relationships and REM sleep for years to an open source project that could have come to nothing.
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On a planet now dominated by humans, the solution — if somewhat obvious but difficult to apply — is to provide animals big swathes, or corridors, of land to thrive in.
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Government borrowing costs in Spain, Portugal and Italy hit record lows after the launch and swathes of the yield curve in countries such as Germany dropped below zero percent.
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If hackers gained access to such databases, they could remove or manipulate huge swathes of registered voters, causing confusion at polling stations and undermining the legitimacy of the election.
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Colombia's left-wing guerrilla group, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), planted thousands of landmines across swathes of the country during its five-decade war against the government.
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Most of it is but the places that it isn't – parts of rural America, the third world, huge swathes of Asia and India – are getting more bandwidth than ever.
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One of the reasons it's a huge driver of traffic to websites is that page owners pay for ads to promote the content to big swathes of Facebook users.
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Swathes of the prison population are addicted to Spice, resulting in a web of smuggling, extortion, intimidation, and violence, as more and more inmates become indebted to prison dealers.
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Saudi Arabia, the world's top oil exporter, is also a leading producer of dates and the area around Buraidah is known for its large swathes of date palm trees.
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Yet Facebook has been known to shut down swathes of accounts deemed fake ahead of elections, while apparently failing entirely to find other fakes (such as in this case).
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While many Western nations have well-developed addressing systems so we can get parcels or letters delivered to our door, there are large swathes of the world that don't.
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Applications include searching through vast swathes of data to find patterns, such as in image recognition, cyber-security and, more prosaically, recommendation engines that suggest products consumers might like.
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Investors risk being given fake title deeds, or finding their plot has multiple titles, experts say, with swathes of land being traded informally because they have not been demarcated.
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Paris's action was co-ordinated not with the rest of the EU, but with Chad's brutal government and Khalifa Haftar, the Libyan warlord who controls swathes of his country.
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"The government has scared away private enterprise and nationalized large swathes of the domestic economy leading to stagnant growth and chronic inefficiency," he told CNBC via email on Thursday.
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Last summer, after a record heat wave in northern Europe and forest fires that ravaged swathes of Swedish land up to the Arctic, Thunberg decided to go it alone.
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The Syrian Kurdish YPG militia controls swathes of northeast Syria, where conflict with the government is rare and the U.S. air force mounts regular air strikes against IS targets.
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And despite swathes of ECB stimulus, aimed at getting inflation back up to its target of around 2 percent, an increasing number of respondents now predict deflation in 2016.
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Aleppo was Syria's most populous city before war broke out six years ago, but swathes of it have been destroyed and thousands displaced in the conflict gripping the country.
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Turkey this month began an assault against its Syrian Kurdish militia enemies in Syria's northeast with the help of rebel forces who control swathes of territory north of Idlib.
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Sixty years ago, the American middle class began fleeing inner cities and pushing to their boundaries, creating a suburban sprawl that made large swathes of the country car-dependent.
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Several attempts at U.N.-sponsored peacemaking have fallen flat as Syrian government forces backed by Russia and Iran have recovered large swathes of the country from rebels since 2015.
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Al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) has taken advantage of chaos in Yemen since the civil war began to win control over swathes of southern and eastern Yemen.
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Pointing at huge swathes of coffee trees covering the hills, painting once barren land vibrant shades of green, Dubria spoke about planting more to combat deforestation and soil erosion.
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Kurdish-led groups who control swathes of northern Syria have revived contacts with Damascus in the wake of U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw troops from their region.
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Fights reach huge crescendos where a downed foe winds up on the receiving end of attacks that shower the landscape with sparks and great swathes of light and blood.
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The strikes are part of a campaign by the U.S.-led coalition to target oil infrastructure controlled by Islamic State, which occupies swathes of territory in Syria and Iraq.
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Rebel groups fighting President Bashar al-Assad's government in the Syrian conflict hold swathes of Quneitra, while the army and pro-government forces control another part of the province.
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Relations between Ukraine and Russia collapsed following Moscow's annexation of Ukraine's Crimea peninsula in 2014 and its support for separatist fighters who control swathes of territory in eastern Ukraine.
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The database contained an array of data, but we found large swathes of customer data, including names, postal addresses and email addresses, job titles and invoicing data and receipts.
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Daniel found one called the Creole could help him access vast swathes of visual, color-coded data, opening a door back to color that he had previously thought shut.
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In recent years, the practice has helped create a thick haze of toxic smog that envelopes vast swathes of northern India, including New Delhi, the capital, during the winter.
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The Syrian war began to turn in President Bashar al-Assad's favor as his forces began to seize swathes of territory from ISIS and opposition rebel groups in 2016.
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Since the early 23s, Cambodia has awarded large swathes of land as concessions to foreign companies for mines, power plants and farms, to spur economic growth and alleviate poverty.
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Still, Fontes said authorities need to act now to stop local drug gangs from growing in size and power and dominating swathes of territory, as they have in Mexico.
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A turbulent exit Less than a month after Kurds voted overwhelmingly in favor of secession, Iraqi government forces, backed by Shia militia, swept through swathes of Kurdish-controlled territories.
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Defeat in Mosul, the militants' last urban stronghold in the country, would still leave Islamic State in control of swathes of Syria and Iraqi territory near the Syrian border.
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The Islamist militant group, which launched attacks around the world after seizing large swathes of Iraq and Syria in 2014, is now on its back foot in those countries.
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Iraqi government forces swept through swathes of Kurdish-controlled territories in recent weeks in an offensive that appears be moving forward in spite of the KRG's attempts at reconciliation.
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In a charming choreographic addition, dancers munch on snacks or chat quietly: a nod to the large, unvarnished swathes of rehearsal time needed to master complicated choreography like Rainer's.
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Britain's foreign workers – many of whom came from Europe after borders opened in 2004 – are vital to whole swathes of the economy, not least public services such as healthcare.
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Iran's puppet regime in neighboring Iraq, under the genocidal control of former Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, opened the door for ISIS to seize great swathes of Iraqi territory.
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U.S. authorities said Mateen called police during the massacre to pledge allegiance to Islamic State, which in recent years declared a caliphate over large swathes of Iraq and Syria.
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He pointed to the Mezquital Valley, north of Mexico City, where vast swathes of agricultural land are irrigated - and fertilised - by copious quantities of untreated wastewater from the capital.
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Members of the community report that they have had to move over 30 houses in the last 15 years and that swathes of coastline have disappeared in their lifetime.
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But most noticeably, like the launch night for their mixtape, the Culture Clash saw huge swathes of the city's local crowd come out in full force to support them.
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The SDF has been the main ally on the ground in Syria for the U.S.-led coalition against Islamic State in Iraq and Syria, capturing swathes of northern Syria.
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Indonesia faces global pressure to put an end to slash-and-burn clearance of land, especially as fires have also burned swathes of the Amazon and parts of Africa.
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Russia has been a key ally to the beleaguered regime of President Bashar al Assad during the six-year civil war, which has left swathes of the country decimated.
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Swathes of Paris' affluent Right Bank north of the Seine river were locked down on Saturday, with luxury boutiques boarded up, department stores closed and restaurants and cafes shuttered.
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In the front room, where four canvases glow with sunny swathes of yellow, boots are polished, cheeks are lathered and shaved, roadside litter is cleared, a grave is dug.
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At the end of the Ediacaran period, 540 million years ago, burrowing animals and filter feeders might have wiped out vast swathes of exotic life clinging to the seafloor.
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The paper's uncompromising stance, which critics say can lack the editorial balance of including the opposing side's viewpoint, coincided with swathes of Hong Kong's media becoming more pro-Beijing.
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The ABS said there was "no notable impact" in Thursday's figures from the coronavirus or recent bush fires that had ravaged large swathes of the country late last year.
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The winner is Kapwani Kiwanga, a Paris-based artist whose outdoor installation, titled "Shady," is made of large swathes of colored semi-transparent agriculture fabric layered on steel frames.
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Beijing has long been criticized for restrictive economic policies that shut foreign companies out of large swathes of its economy and favor local businesses, particularly big state-owned enterprises.
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So far 27 people have been killed, thousands made homeless and thousands more evacuated repeatedly as the monster fires have scorched large swathes of Australia, especially in its southeast.
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That has left the military on the defensive and the insurgents able to roam across large swathes of territory and carry out attacks, often on civilians, with few repercussions.
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Versace may have been designing for the next powerhouse diva with the collection, which featured padded shoulders and puff sleeves, bustiers and dresses that revealed vast swathes of skin.
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Militants with links to al Qaeda and Islamic State have strengthened their foothold, making large swathes of territory ungovernable and stoking ethnic violence, especially in Mali and Burkina Faso.
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Clinton supporters worry that history might be repeating itself, and that the former president's attacks could boomerang on his wife by turning off large swathes of the Democratic electorate.
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Islamic State militants have swept through Iraq and Syria in recent years, seizing swathes of territory with an eye toward establishing jihadism in the heart of the Arab world.
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Kerry has pushed hard for the talks to try to end the conflict, which has been intensified by the Islamic State militant group's seizure of swathes of Syrian territory.
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Besides the outlandish, socialist proposals from 2020 Democratic presidential hopefuls that involve government takeovers of swathes of the economy, the Democratic Party has little to run on besides obstruction.
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The Syrian pound was already under pressure even before the Lebanese crisis set in, reflecting Syria's deep economic problems, compounded by a war that devastated swathes of the country.
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Large swathes of land across the country have been designated as forest reserves and national parks over the years, depriving many communities of their customary land rights, Pradichit said.
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Large swathes of land across the country have been designated as forest reserves and national parks over the years, depriving many communities of their customary land rights, Pradichit said.
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Many cash-strapped Maasai have become landless after subdividing and selling swathes of land to the south of Kenya's capital, Nairobi, where they used to roam with their cattle.
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But the scenario in which rapid technological advance decimates the demand for human labor, leaving huge swathes of the population permanently unemployable, bears no resemblance to our current situation.
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The mining giant on Tuesday announced a radical reduction in its business, cutting 60% of jobs, selling off huge swathes of assets, and stopping mining of commodities like nickel.
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A U.S.-led coalition has helped the SDF drive Islamic State from swathes of northeastern Syria and down the Euphrates since 2015 with air strikes and special forces assistance.
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Kurdish-led groups who control swathes of northern Syria fear an attack from Turkey in the wake of U.S. President Donald Trump's decision to withdraw troops from their region.
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Arab Spring protests undermine Saleh's rule, lead to splits in the army and allow al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula (AQAP) to seize swathes of territory in the east.
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He was working at St Luke's as early as 1945, when he treated victims of the World War Two Tokyo firebombing that left vast swathes of the city in ruins.
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If you really care about increasing turnout, ensure that the early voting process that gets the most attention isn't an hourslong affair that prohibits large swathes of people from participating.
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As predicted, a potent heat wave settled over Europe this week, bringing abnormally high June temperatures to vast swathes of France, Spain, Germany and beyond — home to hundreds of millions.
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But a further blaze was meanwhile ripping through swathes of hillside on the island of Corsica that lies off the French coast in a corner of the Mediterranean near Italy.
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But smog has engulfed Beijing and large swathes of the north and center of the country for days at a time in recent weeks, disrupting flights, port operations and schools.
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Beijing has confirmed its backing for the Afghan defense forces struggling against a Taliban insurgency that has taken swathes of territory in recent years, but it has offered few details.
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The government that works with the US has been pushed out of the capital, Sanaa, by Houthi rebels, who, like AQAP, have also taken swathes of territory from government control.
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For still more it meant owning and benefiting from a network of sites so varied and popular that they could control whole swathes of national conversations in very specific ways.
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In other words, the system is continuing to fail swathes of young people (rather than seeking to understand and cure the root causes of violence using a public health approach).
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had initially sought to move quickly to annex large swathes of the West Bank containing Jewish settlements, following the U.S. plan's announcement on Jan. 28.
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Those groups have exploited ethnic rivalries in Mali and its neighbors Burkina Faso and Niger in recent years to boost recruitment and extend their influence over vast swathes of territory.
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Swathes of southern Florida, including parts of Palm Beach county, are under mandatory evacuation orders as the state prepares for a possible direct hit by the massive, category 4 Irma.
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For a country that is used to attracting swathes of investment from abroad because of its membership of the single market and stable political climate, this is a huge shift.
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Moscow is Assad's closest ally and Russian military power has proven decisive in helping him turn the tide of Syria's eight-year civil war and recover large swathes of territory.
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The group has been pushed out of most of Somalia's main towns by AU peacekeepers and clan militias, but it still holds swathes of the countryside in south-central Somalia.
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Venezuela's oil-dependent economy capsized with the fall in crude prices that began in 2014, leaving whole swathes of the country's 723 million people without enough food or other necessities.
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"Huge swathes of people, in Europe and North America in particular, spend their entire working lives performing tasks they secretly believe do not really need to be performed," he argues.
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Moreover, during Congo's two bloody wars, which ran for a total of six years between 1996 and 2003, great swathes of the forest were unreachable and the company's output dwindled.
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Opposition to the development of swathes of city space reached a peak in 2013 when demonstrators took to streets to protest the proposed leveling of Gezi Park in central Istanbul.
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Islamic State, which controls last swathes of Iraq and Syria, has heavily relied on the 300 million-person site, as well as others, to recruit fighters and propagate violent messages.
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Venezuela's oil-dependent economy capsized with the fall in crude prices that began in 2014, leaving whole swathes of the country's 31 million people without enough food or other necessities.
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At the beginning of this decade, Mark Zuckerberg was promise-threatening to put the entire web on Facebook, and for large swathes of the world's population, he has actually succeeded.
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The Democratic party and liberals are plentiful on the coasts, but light on the ground in swathes of the country that hold the majority of electoral votes and congressional seats.
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But in recent decades they have proliferated, first among amateur bodybuilders and powerlifters and now among large swathes of men keen, as one puts it, to "look like a beast".
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The fighting in Aleppo ended in December when the Syrian army drove out rebels, but they still hold swathes of the country and Assad's government is hobbled by Western sanctions.
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The media and large swathes of the public have been transfixed by every twist and turn of the Trump-Russia investigation, especially after Trump abruptly fired Comey on May 9.
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In 2014, however, the group took control of swathes of territory in Iraq and Syria, taking advantage of sectarian divides and popular dissatisfaction with the ruling regimes in both countries.
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The United States and its Western allies worry that China is using foreign aid to secure greater influence over small Pacific countries which control vast swathes of resource-rich ocean.
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The city controls routes east into the heartland of territory held by the militants, who have proclaimed a "caliphate" to rule over all Muslims from swathes of Syria and Iraq.
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Toxic smog has started to envelope vast swathes of northern India, including New Delhi, as it does each year when winter approaches and farmers burn off the residue of crops.
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The YPG, which controls swathes of northern Syria, also said in a statement the political transition needed to include all parties, including a Kurdish-led autonomous administration in northern Syria.
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Flooding in the western U.S. Midwest remained a focus for grains markets as large swathes of Iowa and Nebraska - two of the top three corn-producing states - are under water.
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Taliban insurgents control large swathes of Afghanistan, and the security forces are struggling to contain them, especially in the provinces of Helmand to the south and Kunduz to the north.
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The impetus behind fixing the relationship now is security, especially with Islamic State and other jihadists in control of swathes of Syria, which Israel and Turkey both border, Cohen said.
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Turkey is opposed to the US' support for the YPG and is anxious that the Kurds may gain swathes of territory in Syria near its border if ISIS is defeated.
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The helicopters are central to a U.S.-funded "Quick Reaction Force" set up by Jordan to counter Islamic State, which controls large swathes of territory in neighboring Iraq and Syria.
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It also appears unlikely that Díaz-Canel, who served briefly in the army, will be the top general of the island's army, which oversees large swathes of the Cuban economy.
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But the Russian state responded by blocking millions of IP addresses belonging to Amazon Web Services and Google Cloud, apparently causing collateral damage to swathes of other digitally delivered services.
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The PMF is a coalition of mostly Iranian-backed militias that are fighting Islamic State, the hardline Sunni group that overran swathes of northern and western Iraq two years ago.
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A vehement opponent of immigration into Europe by Muslim refugees from the Middle East and Africa, Orban's campaign - helped by his party's media dominance - resonated with swathes of the electorate.
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Boko Haram has devastated vast swathes of northeast Nigeria over a ten-year period and has kidnapped more than 1,000 children in Nigeria since 2013, according to a recent report.
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Scheduled to take effect on February 1, the rule changes reflect fears that large swathes of the world's fastest growing major economy could come to be dominated by American firms.
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The family applied for a U.S. visa in September 2014 as security conditions in Iraq deteriorated, with Islamic State insurgents seizing swathes of the country and carrying out mass killings.
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Beyond the prohibitive expense of the expo itself, activists in Milan protested the government's use of the project as an excuse to redevelop and gentrify vast swathes of the city.
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But the conflict is far from over, with rebels holding swathes of Syria, especially in the northwest and southeast, and Islamic State controlling other areas in the north and east.
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Kurdish groups and their allies control swathes of the north in areas held by the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), an alliance of militias spearheaded by the Kurdish YPG.
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A crowd of what organizers said was more than two million protesters, many dressed in black, swarmed over swathes of Hong Kong island on Sunday, chanting for Lam to quit.
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But with large swathes of the population stuck at home over the past few weeks deliveries have become even more important for people trying to get their groceries and food.
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After the death of Soleimani, the coalition announced Sunday that it would be suspending most operations against ISIS, which once controlled large swathes of Iraq and Syria before allied intervention.
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Matthew, which killed at least 26 people and damaged swathes of homes in southern Haiti, was predicted to strengthen from Category 3 to 4 storm en route to eastern Florida.
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But Italy was still considerably better off than large swathes of Asia, with the Indian capital Delhi, one of the world's most polluted cities, scoring above 300 on the index.
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Both local governments and vast swathes of the population in eastern provinces such as Bali, Papua and East Nusa Tenggara objected to the legislation outright, as did women's rights activists.
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He said a global coalition had made 'enormous progress' in the fight against Islamic State, with swathes of territory the size of the United Kingdom being liberated from the group.
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The decision comes in the wake of deadly bush fires that have engulfed large swathes of Australia, especially the state of New South Wales where the company's vineyards are located.
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Bushfires are common during Australia's summer months, but this fire season started unusually early, often moving quickly and unpredictably, and leaving swathes of the drought-stricken land a scorched earth.
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The state owns vast swathes of Egypt's economy, including at least three of the country's largest banks along with much of its oil industry and large chunks of real estate.
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Kurdish groups and their allies control swathes of northern Syria in areas held by the U.S.-backed Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF), an alliance of militias spearheaded by the Kurdish YPG.
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But what if this healthy cycle of rebalancing is broken in 2018 despite two years of Trumpian chaos, disrespect for large swathes of our society and daily contempt for dissent?
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A crowd of what organisers said was more than two million protesters, many dressed in black, swarmed over swathes of Hong Kong island on Sunday, chanting for Lam to quit.
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But Islamic State has been in retreat for two years, losing swathes of territory in both countries and forced back into an ever-diminishing foothold along the Euphrates river valley.
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The former outed surveillance programs that had allowed the US government to scoop up entire swathes of the internet, digital communications, and phone traffic, including metadata on millions of innocent people.
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A Reuters reporter who visited recaptured districts of Aleppo in recent days saw large swathes reduced to ruins, with rubble everywhere and sections of the famous Old City all but destroyed.
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While many schools are far more willing to adapt, making changes can touch on huge swathes of the day, from the layout of the building to the way classes are run.
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Thousands of farmers have learned to use methods such as zai and stone bunds - low walls that slow run-off - to boost crop yields and restore large swathes of degraded land.
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In a blog post, it said the large amount of storage offered at the time was a mistake, with users attracted to the swathes of free space to dump their images.
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"No other U.S. system can match the S-400's ability to protect large swathes of airspace at such long ranges," said the source, who was not authorized to speak publicly.
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Its economy is reeling under the double impact of lower crude prices and the cost of fighting Islamic State, the militant group that overran swathes of its territory two years ago.
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Though the capture of Aleppo will leave the government in control of all Syria's main population centres, including its four largest cities, large swathes of territory remain beyond the regime's authority.
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Yet for vast swathes of China's population, the appeal of the Tour de France remains as far-removed from their everyday lives as car ownership was only a few decades ago.
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Insurgents have taken authorities by surprise in the last year or so by seizing large swathes of territory in a part of the country where their presence has traditionally been weaker.
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The USS Mason was targeted late Wednesday by missiles from territory controlled by the Houthis -- a minority Shia group that has taken control of swathes of Yemen, including the capital, Sanaa.
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The North African kingdom, an ally of the West against Islamist militancy, has been on high alert since 2014, when IS took control of large swathes of northern Iraq and Syria.
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It is part of a broader project to bring stability and better living standards to swathes of the countryside once controlled by the FARC, which has now become a political party.
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With Beijing's poorest still stewing over a decision to demolish swathes of the city's cheap housing, the risk is that this year's seasonal disputes will end up even tenser than usual.
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I write this as large swathes of the industry are moving away from traditional programming and towards the various flavors of AI. How do we formally specify a convoluted neural network?
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First, large swathes of citizens eligible for early pensions have been left untouched, in particular those working in hazardous conditions, such as miners and members of the military and security services.
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Google has rapidly bought up swathes of the digital ad business and owns YouTube, and along with Facebook is estimated to control well over half of the U.S. digital ad market.
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After Congress tried and failed to reach a deal over the weekend, huge swathes of the federal government have suspended operations and furloughed employees until a government funding bill is passed.
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In countries like Hungary, so many human rights groups have sought OSF grants at some point that politicians can use the association with Soros to attack whole swathes of civil society.
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As predicted, a potent heat wave settled over Europe at June's end, bringing abnormally high June temperatures to vast swathes of France, Spain, Germany and beyond — home to hundreds of millions.
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Since sweeping through large swathes of northern and western Iraq in 2014 and declaring a "caliphate" over that area and parts of Syria, Islamic State has lost most of that territory.
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India's Burj Khalifa-plan is a part of the government's "dream project" of beautifying huge swathes of industrial wasteland by setting up green boulevards, maritime museums, lavish buildings and recreation centers.
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Indonesian farmers burn huge swathes of land every year to clear land for agricultural expansion, creating a vast haze that clouds the skies over large parts of Southeast Asia - including Singapore.
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China's U-shaped "nine-dash line" marks a vast expanse of the South China Sea that it claims, including large swathes of Vietnam's continental shelf where it has awarded oil concessions.
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Many games' reliance on dubious Vita features like the rear touchpad came back to haunt Sony, as vast swathes of the system's library was rendered incompatible with a regular gaming controller.
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Scientists have reported more swathes of forest are dying off, while farmers point to trees that have survived 100 years on their properties but which are now dying before their eyes.
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Despite having been pushed out of the vast swathes of territory they controlled in 2014, their attacks and the counter operations by Nigerian authorities still disrupt vital economic activity, officials say.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Slow growth leaving swathes of the population with no real income gains for another 10 years will foster more disaffection that just bakes in political volatility and economic stagnation.
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With Euro 2020's group stage matches being played in 13 countries, matchday supporters are inevitably going to have to trek across vast swathes of Europe to follow their national teams.
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"It rises into the atmosphere and is carried by currents across wide swathes of the country, and then comes down to breathing levels, affecting those hundreds of miles away," explained Billings.
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The Crown Property Bureau, which manages the multi-billion dollar holdings of the monarchy and controls huge swathes of land in Bangkok, was placed under the king's direct control in 20113.
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VICE News obtained exclusive satellite images that show the extent of the devastation in North Korea's North Hamgyong Province, where swathes of farmland and entire neighborhoods were wrecked by the floodwaters.
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The loss of huge swathes of forest around the world also has major implications for climate change as they absorb a third of the planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions produced globally.
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The conflict has left swathes of the 11 million people without enough food and has driven inflation up to 729.7 percent year-on-year as of August, according to official data.
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TheKona 360° Grill Brushis our top choice because its triple coil design allows it to scour large swathes of the grill with each pass, cleaning the surface on top and bottom.
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The loss of Abu Kamal leaves the group with only a handful locations in the country, a far cry from 153 when the terrorist network controlled swathes of Iraq and Syria.
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This is because Northern Ireland would leave the customs union with the rest of the UK but continue to follow swathes of European single market rules covering agricultural and industrial goods.
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Daniel found that one called the Creole could help him access vast swathes of visual, color-coded data, and open a door back to color that he had previously thought shut.
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Nobody who has to face the voters wants to own up to favoring a free market system in which huge swathes of the population can't get care when they are sick.
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Islamic State militants control swathes of Syria's vast eastern deserts and most of Deir al-Zor province bordering Iraq, but they have been on the back foot over the past year.
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The bill would, according to the minister, seek to avoid land speculation and large foreign investment funds buying vast swathes of territory only to leave it idle if commodity prices fell.
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It is also a microcosm of the lawlessness permeating swathes of Mexico where cartels have for years replaced the state as benefactors, providing jobs and handouts in return for residents' loyalty.
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With the Acholi people, who dominate swathes of northern Uganda, accounting for a significant proportion of the security personnel of the previous government, they became the target of post-war reprisals.
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Odinga accuses the ruling party of stealing the election, overseeing rampant corruption, directing abuse by the security forces and neglecting vast swathes of the country, including Odinga's heartland in the west.
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Having failed to maintain their title challenge over the last few months, the Gunners' home games have been characterised by swathes of empty seats and the occasional, impotent outburst of #WengerOut.
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Such bombings have become frequent again in the capital in recent weeks, after months in which security there had improved despite Islamic State's control of swathes of territory in the provinces.
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When ISIS rose to prominence and began taking control of vast swathes of land in Iraq, it specifically targeted Yazidis because the group doesn't see the Yazidis' religious beliefs as legitimate.
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The world has declared the defeat of the self-proclaimed caliphate, which has been reduced from controlling large, populous swathes of Iraq and Syria to a small enclave in the desert.
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Turkey fiercely opposes the primarily Kurdish forces that hold the area and helped the U.S. retake swathes of Syria from ISIS, leading to bipartisan accusations that Trump is abandoning an ally.
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Huge swathes of the U.S. government have stopped functioning in the standoff between Congress and President Donald Trump, who is demanding funding for his promised wall on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Now that Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's position seems to have stabilized after the regime recaptured large swathes of territory, Iran appears to be aiming for more than just regime survival.
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It has been weighed down by drought, a refugee crisis and a costly military campaign to combat militant group Boko Haram, which took over large swathes of neighbouring Nigeria in 2014.
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The signals triggered a global surge in risk appetite that lifted metals and swathes of trade-sensitive currencies and bond markets, but it was equities that saw the most explosive action.
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Renzi said he preferred a diplomatic response to Islamic State, which has faced U.S.-led air strikes on the caliphate it has proclaimed across swathes of Iraq and Syria since 2014.
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More carry-on bags mean that more people are hunting for room on a given plane, which often entails moving past their own row or stopping for long swathes of time.
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After two powerful cyclones battered swathes of the country in March and April, its north now faces floods, while the south struggles with drought, said Gaspar Sitefane, Mozambique director for ActionAid.
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Since December, Iraqi forces trained by the U.S. military and backed by coalition air strikes have taken back territory from Islamic State, which seized swathes of Iraq and Syria in 2014.
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The Syrian army, alongside Hezbollah and other Shi'ite militias, and backed by Iran and Russia, have seized swathes of central and eastern Syria in the advance against Islamic State this year.
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It allows the government to financially whack anyone, even those who escape local justice, with serious consequences, without unfairly targeting wider swathes of the country in which they might be operating.
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Russia also supports Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, and with its help Assad has recovered control of swathes of lost Syrian territory over the last two years and appears militarily unassailable.
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Six years into Syria's civil war, in which Islamic State has seized swathes of land, the jihadist group is on the retreat across the region, losing ground to an array of foes.
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Two years ago the militants appeared unstoppable as they seized large swathes of Iraq including the major city of Mosul, but in recent months they have been pushed back from some areas.
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Its Baghouz enclave was the last part of the huge territory it seized in 2014, straddling swathes of Iraq and Syria, where its leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi declared a new caliphate.
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Hundreds of people from the impoverished former Soviet republic of 9 million are believed to have joined Islamic State, which at one point controlled large swathes of land in Syria and Iraq.
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It is also increasingly clear that many anti-establishment political forces – whether Gabbard, ardent British Brexit supporters or swathes of the European right – are entirely open to receiving support from those elements.
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Islamic State has lost swathes of territory in recent months to the Syrian government, backed by Russian air power and Iran-allied militias, in eastern Deir al-Zor province that borders Iraq.
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It helped organize, train and arm a volunteer militia to help wrest back the vast swathes of territory taken by the terrorist group and then inserted itself in Iraq's troubled political system.
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The Astana agreement with Assad's foreign allies Russia and Iran involves reducing fighting in several regions of Syria, including Idlib and adjacent swathes of the northwest, the most populous rebel-held area.
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The loss of Raqqa, following its defeat in Iraq's Mosul and its retreat from swathes of territory in both countries, would mark a milestone in the battle to destroy the jihadist group.
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Previous rounds of U.N.-sponsored talks have made little progress while Syrian government forces backed by Russia and Iran have gained significant ground since 2015, recovering swathes of the country from rebels.
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The kolis, whose song and dance are part of Mumbai tradition and who have featured in Bollywood movies, have lost swathes of land over the years to railway stations, schools and parks.
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In practice, this means, in certain swathes of forest, the Forest Service can either intentionally set controlled fires (known as prescribed burning) or use chainsaws and bulldozers to "mechanically" thin the forest.
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Warplanes have pounded Halfaya and swathes of territory near the highway in a region vitally important to Assad's government, which has shored up its rule in the populated west of the country.
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Several states in America, including Florida and Missouri, have large swathes of land sitting on top of rock salt and other materials that easily wash away and generate sinkholes as a result.
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The statement made no reference, however, to a July ruling by an arbitration tribunal in The Hague that rejected China's claims to economic rights across large swathes of the South China Sea.
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But they also hark back to an older model from Honduras's banana-republic days, when the country in effect turned over swathes of territory to giant firms like the United Fruit Company.
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Officials say the project will irrigate vast swathes of drought-prone land in Bundelkhand region and bring drinking water to more than 1.3 million people in one of India's least developed areas.
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But in stark contrast to the swathes of optimism, there was very little talk of when the next round of major LNG projects will reach the stage of final investment decisions (FID).
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The American Prairie Reserve (APR) is buying up large swathes of private cattle ranchland in northeastern Montana and also applying for grazing permits on about 220,280 acres (121,000 hectares) of public land.
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Since losing large swathes of territory to African Union peacekeepers supporting the government, al Shabaab have frequently launched raids and deadly attacks in Mogadishu and other regions controlled by the federal government.
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It struck just six weeks after Cyclone Idai destroyed the port city of Beira, further south, and brought deadly floods, submerging entire villages, vast swathes of land and 700,000 hectares of crops.
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A Senate panel on Wednesday advanced legislation meant to combat ticket bot software that snaps up large swathes of tickets to live events so they can be resold at a higher price.
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GALLERY: I am an acid attack survivor "There are whole swathes of regions across the globe where acid attacks are occurring but are not being recorded," he said in an telephone interview.
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As swathes of Britain's cities are knocked down, dragged away by diggers and replaced with those flats with little glass-fronted balconies, we're quietly losing some of those slightly decrepit-looking areas.
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Mr Buhari was elected president last year at least in part on the promise that he would restore security to the north-east, large swathes of which had fallen to Boko Haram.
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They aren't considered an endangered species in California, but they are large carnivores that need uninterrupted swathes of land for hunting and for roaming between groups to spread genetic diversity and repopulate.
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A Senate panel on Wednesday advanced legislation meant to combat ticket bot software that snaps up large swathes of tickets to live events so they can be resold at a higher price.
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Conservative opponents of a no-deal Brexit are deeply suspicious of Corbyn, whom they see as a dangerous Marxist intent on nationalising swathes of British industry and hiking state spending and taxes.
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HQ is still usually playable, but I find that even on a strong Wi-Fi connection, whole swathes of Rogowsky's patter are lost as the screen freezes for 15 or 20 seconds.
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By flexing the sheet it's possible to dramatically widen its field of view, capturing larger swathes of reality as an image, whilst also allowing the device to be wrapped around an object.
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During Obama's tenure, Russian President Vladimir Putin has invaded Ukraine, annexed the Crimean Peninsula, spread propaganda networks around the world, bombed large swathes of Syria into oblivion while pretending to fight ISIS.
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This is because the Northern Ireland would leave the customs union with the rest of the UK but continue to follow swathes of European single market rules covering agricultural and industrial goods.
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One of the most vociferous opponents of Muslim immigration into Europe, Orban won a third term in power after his campaign resonated with large swathes of the electorate, particularly in rural areas.
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Brussels is pushing for a backstop under which the province would stay in the customs union and follow swathes of single market rules until alternative means of preserving the border are ready.
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Across large swathes of Texas, Arizona and New Mexico today, students and teachers, activists and church groups are helping local authorities to locate and identify migrants who have perished in inhospitable terrain.
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Islamic State, the militant group that has seized swathes of territory in Iraq and Syria, claimed responsibility and said it had smuggled a bomb on board hidden in a soft drink can.
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