South Korean officials suspect these "repeat defectors," as those who return to the North are known, may have been lured to China and kidnapped back to the North.
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Return to the North According to the Unification Ministry, citing figures quoted by the North Korean media, a total of 25 defectors have returned to the North since 2012.
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Ted Cruz visited Coeur d'Alene, 84 miles to the north.
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That ransomware was traced back to the North Korean government.
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Immediately to the north of Fujian is wealthy Zhejiang Province.
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Perhaps the best example is our neighbor to the north.
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Afghanistan, to the north, has long been a hostile neighbour.
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Occidental holds Permian land just to the north and south.
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She hadn't taken to the North, though she was trying.
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Foodies should head to the north part of the city.
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From MUNCHIES Guide to the North of England - Episode 1
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Calls to the North Korean embassy in Beijing went unanswered.
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Film has always been important to the North Korean regime.
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From MUNCHIES Guide to the North of England - Episode 3
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One was caught alive and another fled to the North.
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Enemies to the north — the Starks and the Northern lords.
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Both rivers open to the North Sea beyond your toes.
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As the city grew to the north, the industry followed.
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To the north, most could not yet afford to relax.
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Jekyll Island, just to the north, was the most popular.
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Lots are larger in the higher elevations to the north.
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There, they were handed over to the North Korean authorities.
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The cheese ball resurgence is not confined to the North.
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Until recently, his limited overtures to the North were rebuffed.
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And we're trying to convey that to the North Koreans.
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The closest attack was just 4 km to the north.
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The beachfront alternatives to the north have become more appealing.
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" Jung Pak, a former C.I.A. analyst now at the Brookings Institution, said, "In effect, President Trump is getting a mini-lesson in talking to the North Koreans even before he talks to the North Koreans.
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All right, Hogan, before we get to the North Korea summit.
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Calls to the North Korean embassy in Beijing were not answered.
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The image also included an envelope addressed to the North Pole.
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Meanwhile, China, which borders to the north, is calling for calm.
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I went to the North Side, damn near Slim Thug's neighborhood.
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And to the north is Iraq and Syria, both deeply unstable.
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For almost two decades, Bailey didn't return to the North Fork.
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Jose's on a track that will move it to the north.
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Seven North Korean waitresses at the restaurant returned to the North.
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Mr. Trump also won Michigan, which borders Indiana to the north.
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People were fleeing by routes out to the north and west.
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Trump also made some promises to the North Korean leader Tuesday.
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It's doubtful that this model translates to the North American context.
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A decked-out candy cane with directions to the North Pole
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The State Department has repeatedly warned against travel to the North.
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Members of the Plaisted expedition en route to the North Pole.
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Half a klick to the north, he spotted a redbrick schoolhouse.
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It was something that was important to [the North Koreans]. Gov.
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But to the north, Germany appears to be bucking the trend.
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The changes to the North Fork are bittersweet for Mr. Heidtmann.
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There is no viable military solution to the North Korea crisis.
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A salt marsh off Little Neck Bay stretches to the north.
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Mr. Kwon's case has provided a propaganda boon to the North.
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The family moved to Lynwood, which borders Compton to the north.
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Irma is being pushed to the north by a subtropical ridge.
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The major Chinese automakers sell vehicles to the North as well.
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Our neighbors to the north are our best friends and allies.
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Nor was the steady stream of runaways to the North insignificant.
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Oleg Belaventsev: Plenipotentiary Representative to the North Caucasus Federal District 36.
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She did not reveal how she traveled back to the North.
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Washington is now attempting to emulate its neighbor to the north.
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It also made a forestry project offer to the North Korean government.
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Authorities were called to the North Side neighborhood around 8:30 p.m.
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Washington and Seoul did not immediately respond to the North Korean statement.
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Early Thursday morning local time, it was tracking to the north-northwest.
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For everyone else, there's also the U.S.'s neighbor to the north.
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"The fire is still continuing to move to the north," Brown added.
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To the north, the Scottish National Party competes on similar leftish ground.
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Scientists said all three devices were programmed to return to the North.
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Myanmar has restricted most aid agency access to the north of Rakhine.
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Hutchinson currently serves as U.S. ambassador to the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
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"First, we tried to escape to the north of Iraq," says Mohammed.
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Baker Hughes has limited exposure to the North American pressure pumping sector.
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Obama said there "was no easy solution" to the North Korean threat.
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I was recently appointed France's ambassador to the North and South poles.
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The PKK is now waging an insurgency against Turkey to the north.
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British Columbia: Our neighbors to the north have so much to offer.
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The move blindsided Mattis and was a gift to the North Koreans.
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To the north in Ventura County, the numbers were much more ominous.
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Move a dozen steps to the north or south and it disappears.
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We should be doing the same as our neighbors to the north.
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"Spring Comes to the North," a Japanese folk song, is a favorite.
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The United Nations sanctions do not prohibit humanitarian aid to the North.
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Off Mary and the kids fly to the North Pole, where Mrs.
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An hour's drive to the north, the Cavaliers lost that same superstar.
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"A peace agreement indicates a signal to the North Koreans," he said.
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The hurricane at some point will shift to the north, she said.
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Could that eventually lead to the North having talks with the US?
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This was the pre-sunset view out to the north of Riyadh.
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To the north, rain, flooding and ice were all in the forecast.
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To the north of the park, four mudslides have shutdown SR 410.
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Meanwhile, their neighbors to the North have remained inscrutable on the subject.
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To the north, Turkey has sealed its border, keeping displaced civilians out.
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"I hope our neighbors to the north support him for another term."
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G Esports and Team Singularity were invited to the North American contest.
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To the north, dime-sized hail pounded the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
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He disappeared on long sabbaticals, traveling to the North Pole and elsewhere.
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The second, opened by Century in 1998, sits just to the north.
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Would they give in to the North Korean entreaties to loosen sanctions?
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The Trump administration's response to the North Korean statement has been mixed.
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In other words, Chinese banks not only must avoid direct exposure to the North Korean regime, but would be wise to conduct due diligence necessary to ensure they are not serving peers with ties to the North Koreans.
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And in the Beaufort Sea to the north of Alaska "large open water areas have formed near the coast and ice to the north is strongly fragmented due to wind-driven divergence," the NSIDC said in a statement.
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The Treasury statement said Russian ship Patriot conducted two ship-to-ship transfers of oil in early 2018 - 1,500 tons to the North Korea-flagged Chong Rim 2 and 2,000 tons to the North Korea-flagged Chon Ma San.
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The council is hosting them in camps to the north of the city.
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Experts say drugs enter Argentina from Andean cocaine-producing countries to the north.
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Many of those evacuees left Fort McMurray for oil camps to the north.
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"We're terrifying our allies into giving concessions to the North Koreans," Lewis says.
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To avoid the strong winds, transatlantic flight paths were moved to the north.
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So he has urged Mr Abe to talk to the North as well.
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Meanwhile Eritrea, to the north of both of them, is considered sub-Saharan.
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Hifter says he is determined to restore stability to the North African country.
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Another 28% were independents, according to the North Carolina State Board of Elections.
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It is unclear whether it did any damage to the North Korean regime.
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Prefectures to the north and south of Fukushima are on a tsunami advisory.
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Click here to view original GIFYou gotta hand it to the North Koreans.
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Miles was declared mentally incompetent and sent to the North Texas State Hospital.
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The Marañón river to the north is considered the Amazon river's primary source.
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He was talking about the North Koreans_ (CROSSTALK) HOYER: ... to the North Koreans.
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He was talking about the North Koreans_ (CROSSTALK) HOYER: To the North Koreans.
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The council is hosting them in camps to the north of the city.
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But the sanctions do not target China's vital oil supplies to the North.
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Went back to the north to preside over a kingdom of her own.
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Donald Trump probably didn't donate to the North American Man/Boy Love Association.
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Manhattan's grid doesn't exactly point to the north, but it's rotated 30 degrees.
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"Any solution to the North Korean problem has to involve China," he said.
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Vicki Needham breaks down the tensions with our neighbor to the north here.
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Most come for six months and return to the north-east in summer.
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Bavarians still sometimes refer to the Germans to the north, derisively, as Prussians.
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Lindberg also made a 6-figure contribution to the North Carolina Democratic Party.
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Success will depend on China's cooperation in cutting off trade to the North.
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Even so, the State Department has repeatedly warned against travel to the North.
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The warning attributed the Joanap and Brambul malware to the North Korean government.
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A FIELD GUIDE TO THE NORTH AMERICAN FAMILY By Garth Risk Hallberg Illustrated.
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To the North Carolina Department of Public Safety, he was a habitual felon.
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Still, there are folks finding their way to the North Georgia Mountains enclave.
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"A quick fix is very appealing to the North American society," he said.
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For now, China is providing visible help to the North in smaller ways.
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Just to the north is Mena House, an upscale hotel with similar views.
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Mr. Moon's visit to the North was met with cautious optimism in Washington.
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That installation featured a video recreating Henson's 1909 expedition to the North Pole.
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The view from Belgrade, some 240 miles to the north, is decidedly different.
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They might even provide warning to the North Koreans to evacuate the base.
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There was no public discussion of pursuing a diplomatic opening to the North.
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Trump made the reference to the North Korean leader in a tweet Sunday.
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Our neighbors to the north in Canada have certainly caught this loathsome disease.
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But their experience is of limited use to the North and the East.
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Castro gave Chavez a sprawling mansion next to the North Korean ambassador's residence.
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And so my crazy trip up to the north to ask them why.
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The first phase, launched in early November, targeted IS positions to the north.
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Stephen E. Biegun appealed to the North to return to dialogue on denuclearization.
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Rebel-held territory stretches southwards before us, sovereign Ukraine back to the north.
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That's the kind of item Michurin started out selling to the North Koreans.
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The battle in the region to the north of Verdun continued yesterday without respite.
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A negotiated solution to the North Korea crisis now seems well beyond the horizon.
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Harry has also been patron of the walks to the North and South Pole.
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Meanwhile, nearly 5,000 miles to the north in Boone, Iowa, farmers are hunkering down.
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William and Charles were then driven past and down to the north nave door.
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According to the North Carolina Legislature's website, the House failed to override Democratic Gov.
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Friday, it is expected to start taking a shift more to the north-northeast.
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Each year, thousands flock to the North Pole to see thousands of holiday lights.
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" It's the constant, unending references to the North Korean dictator as "Little Rocket Man.
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Mongolia, which is closer to the North, is a long shot, the official said.
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It may slowly spin southwest, parallel to the North Carolina and South Carolina coasts.
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She has not decided whether to return to the north side, where she works.
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The closest neighboring land mass, Ushakov Island, sits some 87 miles to the north.
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Meanwhile, nearly 5,22017 miles to the north in Boone, Iowa, farmers are hunkering down.
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To the north, rising sea levels are swallowing the 115-island archipelago of Seychelles.
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The war ended in 1975 with the fall of Saigon to the North Vietnamese.
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It even led at one point to the pipeline to the north being closed.
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These demands were not negotiable to the South and were unacceptable to the North.
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Some White House aides have trumpeted the President's forceful response to the North Korea.
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The threat from terrorism remains high in Turkey, which neighbors Syria to the north.
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According to the North Koreans, he then contracted botulism and fell into a coma.
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Some horses are being sheltered at the Panaewa Equestrian Center, also to the north.
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Meteorologists say we can thank our nice neighbor to the north for that one.
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They are central to the North Korean identity as a pretentious major world power.
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When it comes to the North Korean problem, a miracle would sure be welcome.
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To the north, Sweden, Finland and Norway are integrating their air and naval forces.
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Maybe we should all just skip New York and head to the North Pole.
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The southern region of the district is historically agricultural; coal lies to the north.
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And we're trying to convey to the North Koreans, we are not your enemy.
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Maybe our neighbors to the north can help Charlie Brown finally grab that football.
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Apparently, we&aposre going to get tougher when it comes to the North Koreans.
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Winds are blowing the column some 10 kilometers (6 miles) to the north, northeast.
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Hay Beach, to the north, is a 1960s subdivision with minimum one-acre lots.
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Then, a delivery to a hospital in the city of Utuado to the north.
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Today (Sunday): High pressure to the north may provide partly sunny skies at times.
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The couple began coming to the North Fork in 1995 and saw development increasing.
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That honour goes to the Rexdale and Jane and Finch neighbourhoods to the north.
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"It got seedy," while new restaurants opened on blocks to the north and south.
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The other two were returned to the North on Tuesday over the land border.
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The majority are migrants from Central America that go to the north fleeing violence.
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A young man in the group to the north is hit in the leg.
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The nearest large city is Buffalo, some 22010 minutes to the north by car.
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Callimachi: ISIS turned its attention to the north, to a place called Mount Sinjar.
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Boko Haram's recent attacks in the state had taken place farther to the north.
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The rocket came down about a mile away, near some hills to the north.
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Someone had delivered it from the Yatsugatake Mountains, a volcanic range to the north.
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The Japanese government has said little about Mr. Inoki's latest visit to the North.
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In the Keys to the north, water levels toppled over the banks of canals.
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To the north, Golborne ranks as one of the two poorest wards in London.
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Within weeks, intelligence agencies traced the attack back to the North and its leadership.
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Two possessions later, Taylor intercepted Howell, returning the ball to the North Carolina 75.
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It is, in other words, a long way from here to the North Pole.
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The pedestal extends 42 feet beyond the building's core to the north and south.
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But back in the operation zone to the north, the sky is still blue.
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American Airlines had canceled its flights in Mazatlán, about 275 miles to the north.
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There were 66 enforcement actions, according to the North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA).
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A few asked if they could come back to the North Pole with me.
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American Airlines has canceled its flights in Mazatlán, about 275 miles to the north.
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Extremists in the country immediately to the North killed four American soldiers in 2017.
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There has also been heavy flooding to the north along the smaller Belin River.
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American officials say they still favor a diplomatic solution to the North Korean crisis.
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Puig de Randa mountain, to the north, is a popular climbing and cycling destination.
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Most of his first pupils were from families preparing to move to the North.
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Addis Ababa is surrounded by hills and, immediately to the north, the Entoto Mountains.
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Nor did it require countries, especially China, to cut off oil exports to the North.
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Turns out you don't need reindeer and a sleigh to get to the North Pole.
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After the solstice, the sun reverses course and begins to shift back to the north.
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The strike has been fueled by union opposition to the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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If you need additional evidence of this, just look to our neighbors to the north.
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Our friends (for now) to the north also have some meteorologists of the rodentia persuasion.
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The targeted landing spot is located to the north of the Mars equator Elysium Planitia.
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Any excess funds will be donated to the North Texas Food Bank in Fawcett's memory.
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The aquarium was not damaged, but many of the houses to the north were burned.
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At least 12 states mandate a plan, according to the North American Securities Administrators Association.
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Photos of Getty, 8am PT. #GettyCenter and #GettyVilla remain safe from #GettyFire to the north.
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I won't make a list and send it to the North Pole for Saint Nick.
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In 333, Regan gave a booming, well-received speech to the North Idaho Tea Party.
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The area around Remada is poorer than the capital Tunis, 600 km to the north.
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At times, Mr Bolsonaro's gripes echoed those of the Trump administration, far to the north.
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There's a living room, where stunning views overlooking the bay to the north are afforded.
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The company is also looking at prospects to the north and in Canada, it said.
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An American airbase is next door; another is being built in Agadez, to the north.
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CNN reached out to the North Korean embassy in Beijing, but our calls went unanswered.
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It was initially heading SW and it made a pretty sharp turn to the North.
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You back down one inch to the North Koreans they will roll all over you.
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America's neighbor to the north was the fifth-largest market for U.S. coal in 2015.
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Moving capacity from some Australian routes to flights to the North Asian market also helped.
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I probably shouldn't say this, but I take my hat off to the North Koreans.
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But their closest connections are with the island of Newfoundland, 25km (15.8m) to the north.
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To the north, the windows of Uber's glistening new headquarters glimmer a strange smokey orange.
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This lake would have existed some 2 billion years ago, eventually draining to the north.
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Its neighbor to the north, China, is reportedly making preparations for trouble in North Korea.
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"I'm not asking the President to telegraph his actions to the North Koreans," Cardin said.
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To the north of the storm system there is a strong area of high pressure.
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And to the North, the Carr Fire, infamous for its towering fire tornado, still burns.
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Ross said the U.S. needs to defend its borders to the north and the south.
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But he questioned whether Cruz can compete effectively in the upcoming states to the north.
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The goats will be relocated to the North Cascades where they are a native species.
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From Dorne to the Iron Islands to the North, visitors arrived to bend the knee.
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There was a strong, frigid area of high pressure to the north of the system.
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Its exports to the North also dropped by 33 percent to 34 percent both months.
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The president has a rather dismissive view of our neighbor to the north, it seems.
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"It's being able to have those folks that are closer to the north," he said.
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The Canadian study also reveals certain perceptions our neighbors to the north have of us.
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"They are a lovely neighbor to the north, but they're a small one," he said.
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The house was moved 80 feet to the north and 60 feet to the east.
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Embalming became more common as soldiers' bodies were transported from the South to the North.
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U.S. negotiators have proposed adding a "sunset clause" to the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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Under South Korean law, it is illegal to help a citizen flee to the North.
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This super-delicious dish from the MUNCHIES Guide to the North of England is proof.
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Another new fire, just to the north of the Lilac Fire, had consumed 300 acres.
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The Trump administration's approach to the North Korean enemy is a perfect example of this.
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Confidence: Medium High pressure to the north on Wednesday pushes somewhat cooler air our way.
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It saw potential in the unsullied Bronx River, more than 10 miles to the north.
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My money, my visas and my access to the North would last about a week.
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The foreign policy establishment was relieved at the sudden end to the North Korean summit.
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The Curiosity scientists thought the methane originated within Gale, to the north of the rover.
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Wide-body jets are assembled at the company's giant factory in Everett, to the north.
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"If we return to the North, we die anyway," Mr. Heo said he told them.
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Earlier forecasts had the storm making landfall in central Florida before swinging to the North.
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So did Mr. Tillerson, who has been fumbling for his own channel to the North.
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Irma is forecast to make a sharp right turn to the north somewhere near Florida.
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But its economy was beginning to ebb, as ports to the north eclipsed the city.
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Colonel Dillon said those forces were within two miles to the north of Raqqa now.
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Its relation to the North American Vertical Datum of 1988 varies from place to place.
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Her family was desperate to flee the city before it fell to the North Vietnamese.
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Turkey's parliament voted last week to allow a troop deployment to the North African country.
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Turkey's parliament voted last week to allow a troop deployment to the North African country.
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The rebels mounted simultaneous assaults to the north, forcing the roads to close for days.
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The exercise was in direct response to the North Korean missile test, Pentagon officials said.
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To the north, the Barents Sea, an offshoot of the Arctic Ocean, bounds them both.
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Today, 13 North American markets offer e-bikesharing, according to the North American Bikeshare Association.
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Nationwide, 12 million jobs depend on trade with our neighbors to the north and south.
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The wind threat includes many who are also under winter storm warnings to the north.
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Trump has famously disrespected our neighbors to the north ... from the Canadian PM on down.
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Both Iraq and Iran are to the north of Saudi Arabia across the Persian Gulf.
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The existence of South Korea is itself a direct threat to the North Korean system.
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The gold was mainly transported northward to the North African coast across the Saharan Desert.
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The storm was moving to the north-northeast near 268 miles per hour, and the Hurricane Center is predicting it will turn to the north with an increase in forward speed, putting it near or on top of parts of the Azores on Friday morning.
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Any changes to the North American Free Trade Agreement would "benefit both our countries", he promised.
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North Korea Nukes San Francisco (With Computer Graphics)You gotta hand it to the North Koreans.
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On another afternoon, we drive to the north end of the island, climbing through olive trees.
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But the rainfall wasn't heavy just to the north and northwest of Tulsa, according to forecasters.
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The U.S. ranks No. 14 for happiness, significantly lower than its neighbor to the north, Canada.
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