Third, while preserving our security commitment to the South, work privately to encourage reunification - "one country-two systems" - under terms favorable to the South and with our continued, long-term presence.
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Thylane's first tip -- move to the South of France.
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Major cities affected The situation is so dire that it's created a spate of "smog refugees" who are fleeing Beijing for cleaner air to the south, according to the South China Morning Post.
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It evacuated its staff to the South Sudanese capital Juba.
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The retreat may also affect weather far to the south.
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Last week, 13 North Korean nationals defected to the South.
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To the south, Rojava is defending itself valiantly against ISIS.
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North Korean soldiers and fishermen occasionally defect to the South.
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The reputation tour has officially made it to the South!
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Moving from Chicago to the South was a culture shock.
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He was extradited to the South American country in December.
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Deep tan from a trip to the south of France.
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Banners put up to appeal to the South Korean government.
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For decades, this stereotype dictated Democrats' approach to the South.
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This documentary takes them from Siberia to the South Pacific.
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North Koreans routinely risk death to escape to the South.
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It was originally assigned to the South Bend Police Department.
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The state of Morelos, to the south, counted 71 dead.
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Around 228,220 North Koreans have successfully defected to the South.
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Enemies to the south — Ellaria Sand and the Dornish rebels.
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North Korea also sent a taekwondo team to the South.
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Pittsburgh, to the south, is a little farther than that.
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Can it do the same to the South Street Seaport?
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They also said they wanted to defect to the South.
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Way to the south, Egypt already is an established producer.
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Four remain missing, according to the South China Morning Post.
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They then said they wanted to defect to the South.
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There's another warehouse like this in Ponce, to the south.
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It was an insult to the South, Southern reps declared.
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They're not limited to the South or the far right.
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It lies around 120 kilometers to the south-east of Mumbai.
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Tremors were felt as far away as Guatemala to the south.
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I have noticed a shift, moving back to the South now.
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The island&aposs airport, to the south, was still operating normally.
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Q. You walk from the Bronx to the South Street Seaport?
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Trips to the South Pole from there are a no-brainer.
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About a third of Northern Ireland's exports go to the south.
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To the south are lush forests, where baboons and wildcats live.
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And then what happens if you move Switzerland to the south?
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Another is preparing a counter-offensive to the south and east.
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We made concessions to the south to make them less afraid.
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Northerners' fears of transfers to the south are not going away. ■
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Yet another delicious, crispy gift from our neighbors to the south.
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Gabriel García Márquez journeyed to the South, following in Faulkner's footsteps.
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And it surged toward them from overflowing rivers to the south.
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The U.N. estimates 100,000 Syrian residents have evacuated to the south.
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This was the moment he decided to defect to the South.
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Most hailed from Los Angeles, some 230 miles to the south.
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Singapore sits on the western approaches to the South China Sea.
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She will go to the south of France, or maybe Greece.
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In a letter to the South Korean ambassador last year, Sen.
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This glass box offers spectacular views to the south and west.
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This glass box offers spectacular views to the south and west.
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It's also possible the system completely misses us to the south.
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We ran to the south, to the east, to the west.
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To the south, Japan and China contest the Senkaku or Diaoyu islands.
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But Trump's tale of American carnage wasn't as applicable to the South.
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They were remanded to the South Texas Detention Center in Pearsall, Texas.
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To the south were the snow-capped peaks of the San Juans.
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In which case, warming to the South is Mr Kim's best chance.
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To the south: a demographically churning Africa and an unstable Middle East.
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The worst affected areas lay just to the south of the capital.
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The pope's visit to the South Asian country unfolded under heavy security.
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The rot spread to the South African rand and the Argentine peso.
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According to the South Chinese Morning Post, the boy was eventually rescued.
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John Travolta is bringing some "Grease Lightning" to the South of France!
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Traders resent being yanked to a sterile new site to the south.
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In 2015, we exported $236.4 billion to our neighbors to the south.
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And then coming to the south, in Nashville everyone knows each other.
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To the south, in Derbent, another Salafi mosque was set on fire.
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Pennsylvania, immediately to the south, has stuck by the $7.25 federal minimum.
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CNN has reached out to the South Korean government for further comment.
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Their destination was Gambassi Terme, a 15-mile ramble to the south.
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CNN: Your commitment to the South Side of Chicago is deeply rooted.
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Zheng has pleaded not guilty, according to the South China Morning Post.
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To the south is the State Farmers Market, where vendors sell produce.
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Like a seed pod, he would spread the brand to the South.
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Many thousands have headed to Costa Rica, Nicaragua's neighbor to the south.
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That's another reason why I'm kind of anchored down to the South.
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Of course, no trip to the South is complete without some barbecue.
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About 32.3 tonnes were returned to the South, the Unification Ministry said.
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But why did the explorers haul a fruitcake to the South Pole?
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James Smith in Columbia and spoke to the South Carolina Young Democrats.
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To the south, Bavarian socialists announced the formation of a people's republic.
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It's no wonder that young African-Americans are moving to the South.
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But while the storm moves North, attention will shift to the South.
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Klayman filed the lawsuit Wednesday, according to the South Florida Sun-Sentinel.
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That will be how he portrays it to the South Korean people.
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A few puffy clouds hung above Italy's Friulian Mountains, to the south.
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High on the mountain to the south, Soto's eyes welled with tears.
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From the nation's capital to the South Carolina Statehouse to the Rev.
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From the north, to the south, to the east, to the west.
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For inspiration, Tierra can look to the South San Francisco-based Sutro Biopharma.
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And investors are beating a path to the South Bronx and Staten Island.
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Luna 25, scheduled for 2021, will be another visitor to the south pole.
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To the south, residents of Ravalli County loudly voiced their concerns as well.
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Is that why it's taken them so long to get to the south?
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Between January to March, 342 North Koreans fled to the South, Yonhap reported.
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I walk along Broadway, and from the Bronx to the South Street Seaport.
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Sometimes he has to go all the way up to the South Bronx!
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Now Kirkuk, 100 miles to the south, had become a target for retaliation.
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Initially, the Others won many battles and pushed their rivals to the south.
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An email sent to the South Pasadena police chief was not immediately returned.
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It's moving from the north side of the lagoon to the south end.
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When my family moved here they moved to the south side of Chicago.
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Likely winds blowing from big cities like Barcelona, 100 miles to the south.
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ASEAN references to the South China Sea issue typically do not name China.
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There's no change in our heart about welcoming Chairman Kim [to the South].
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The teen was transferred to the South Texas Detention Facility over the weekend.
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Kelly also said border protection starts with partnering with countries to the south.
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Which is why they go to the South of France in the movie.
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More than 29,000 North Koreans have defected to the South since the 1990s.
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Whether this station has ties to the South China Sea platform is unclear.
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His wife is alive but sickly, according to the South Korean intelligence agency.
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At 9, his family moved to the South Side, where he still lives.
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I'm glad that we're sending another carrier group to the South China Sea.
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I don't think that would've happened had I not moved to the South.
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That day, the Thomas Fire broke out hundreds of miles to the south.
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In confronting this difficult truth, our attention is naturally drawn to the South.
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Some, but not many, were transferred to the South Vietnamese military and police.
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Probably. This is a massive problem, and it's not confined to the South.
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Defectors to the South have cited the existence of parasites and abysmal nutrition.
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The 22rd Regiment, two provinces to the south in Darlac, initiated combat communications.
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The Hill has reached out to the South Plainfield Police Department for comment.
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A separate volley set ablaze the Khurais oilfield, 216km to the south west.
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Biden also soared to victory in Virginia's neighbor to the south North Carolina.
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It is widely seen as the biggest risk to the South African economy.
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Here are five takeaways from Trump's first trip to the South Asian country.
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Gautreaux, public housing continued to be relegated to the South and West sides.
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But in Dogliani, to the south of Alba, dolcetto takes pride of place.
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Around the same time, the Lincoln and Holland Tunnels opened to the south.
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According to the South China Morning Post, Mr. Xi himself may attend tomorrow.
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The racial discipline gap is not restricted to Arkansas, or to the South.
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According to the South China Morning Post, China's Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs reported an animal outbreak of the often fatal H5N1 bird flu in thousands of chickens in the Hunan province, which borders the Hubei province to the south.
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At 8pm, it will probably start a countdown clock to the South Carolina primary.
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And just like their neighbors to the south, North Carolina teachers are veteran protesters.
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He simply wants to shift some of Beijing an hour's drive to the south.
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McAllen's economic fate is tethered to the Mexican city of Reynosa to the south.
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"The sea is miles and miles to the south, across the mountains," he muttered.
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To the south, the Tories won Richmond Park by a healthy majority in 2015.
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Dubai is also developing a second airport about 60km (38 miles) to the south.
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European researchers initially paid little attention to the South American outbreak, Dr. Meyer said.
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Like Detroit, 60 miles to the south, Flint was once a hub of industry.
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And a CNN Hero works to bring healing to the South Side of Chicago.
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"It starts to wobble and spill cold air out to the south," said Weber.
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But she's also impulsive, and less politically shrewd than her rival to the south.
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The security element of relationship is indirectly tied to the South China Sea conflict.
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Instead of extending an olive branch to the South, he erected a Christmas tree.
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To the south is the lunar landscape of a city-sized opencast lignite mine.
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To the south, distant thunderheads cast long shadows on themselves and on the ground.
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There's actually a cement wall to prevent defectors from coming over to the South.
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These demands were not negotiable to the South and were unacceptable to the North.
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Russia began airstrikes in Syria, one of Turkey's neighbors to the south, in September.
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The railway link to the south, and Malaysia, beyond has been severed for days.
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We booked a holiday to the south of France, to somewhere we'd been before.
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SoMaSoMa, or South of Market, is a large neighborhood to the south of downtown.
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The family moved from Brooklyn Heights to the South Bronx when she was 7.
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Most of the recent growth has been in neighborhoods to the south and east.
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On paper, Taiwan and China make the same claims to the South China Sea.
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Today, it stretches from Eastern Orlando into the working class suburbs to the South.
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Six deaths were reported by civil protection authorities in Puebla state, to the south.
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We're almost as big as our iconic sister city to the south, New Orleans.
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The couple does not have any children, according to the South China Morning Post.
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Tenerife is filled with microclimates, green toward the north and barren to the south.
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The town of Iwaki to the south has become a kind of workers' village.
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We need to be moving the carrier — carrier group to the South China Seas.
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Her work is largely inspired by her move to the South from suburban Maryland.
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Two turns after Veii fell, the Volsci to the south declared war on me.
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President Trump is delivering remarks to the South Korean National Assembly on Tuesday night.
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Reinforcing a theme we've seen in other measures, Americans are flocking to the South.
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But their influence extended only to the south, the non-Houthi areas of Yemen.
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To the south is a wide lake where azure waters lap at stony shores.
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As for the explorer, his second trip to the South Pole was ill-fated.
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Can't make it to the south of France to catch a movie this week?
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He finally headed to the nearest airfield in Thailand, 21964 miles to the south.
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An earlier version of this article referred incorrectly to The South China Morning Post.
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Payton Chester and her mother, Sarah, lived to the south, in San Juan Capistrano.
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We have a country to the south of us that is relatively ungoverned now.
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In 2002, 21 North Koreans crowded into a boat to defect to the South.
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But as voters moved to the South, the West, and city suburbs, politics changed.
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To the south is the river's only salt marsh, with its copious bird life.
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Mont Blanc, western Europe's highest peak at 4,807 metres, lies 123km to the south.
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In recent weeks, rebels have also launched attacks in Daraa Province to the south.
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Most defectors avoid such a perilous crossing to the South, instead fleeing through China.
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To the south is the Iraqi border, where Iraqi troops are holding the line.
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To the south and west was Museum Mile and whiffle-ball in Central Park.
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We must reject threats to sovereignty from the Ukraine to the South China Sea.
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" He continues: "Many Italians migrated to the South American country in the late 19th century.
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Another 17 inmates required outside medical attention, according to the South Carolina Department of Corrections.
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The ships would be the US Navy assets stationed closest to the South China Sea.
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The person infected did not travel to the South American country, county health officials said.
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Rebels downed another government helicopter on Tuesday near the town of Nairab, to the south.
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Outside the union, to the south and east, the Mediterranean is a sea of troubles.
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The dispatch went on to refer to the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation (SAARC).
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Chinese officials are cleaning up the surface spill, according to the South China Morning Post.
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I head back to the South Bay and immediately pass out when I get home.
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Canada is not an island and it certainly can't build a wall to the South.
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He thought to himself, make it to 2018, make it to the South Korean Games.
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At the far end of Narayanappa's land runs the railway from Mumbai to the south.
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Unlike its Republican-trending neighbor to the south, North Dakota has been harder to predict.
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Prosecutors charged her with spying and transferred her to the south-eastern city of Kerman.
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To the south and east, around the estuary, half-built metal hulls litter Hyundai's shipyards.
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Would Tokyo make a move to the south, deeper into Asia, or north—into Siberia?
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So the city routinely ships it to the South, where landfills can offer better bargains.
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Bridges across the Euphrates River, which borders Raqqa to the south, have all been destroyed.
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Twenty-nine deaths were reported in the state of Puebla, to the south, Puente said.
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A Londoner can fly to the south of France for less than 20 pounds ($25).
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But 2019 will present major challenges to the South African auto industry as a whole.
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His burned-out pickup was found in Montgomery County, just to the south, on Sunday.
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From where we stood, the border was only a few hundred meters to the south.
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And the border to Mexico is on lock down, preventing an escape to the south.
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Xu benefited from seemingly miraculous luck and timing, according to The South China Morning Post.
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"We apologize to the South Carolina Democratic Party and the [Democratic National Committee]," she continued.
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It replaces the 5.83-3000 block on Olive Street to the south of the arena.
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The hulking brick barracks, now deteriorating, overlook Gardiner's Bay and the Hamptons to the south.
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The appearance at the Olympics is part of a three-day visit to the South.
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In response, Baghdad sent the elite Counter Terrorism Service to the south, alongside the army.
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The constellation should be completed in two years, according to the South China Morning Post.
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He went to the South Side of Chicago, which has a long, long political tradition.
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There was no immediate response in North Korean state media to the South Korean decision.
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They include Turk Stream, which crosses the Black Sea to bypass Ukraine to the south.
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On June 26th they captured Gharyan, cutting his supply line to the south (see map).
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But just a few yards to the south, near Tijuana, the fence there evokes emotion.
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" Israel interjected: "He's the first person to even come to the South Bronx and campaign.
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I walk over to the south end of the stadium, where El Kartel hangs out.
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Unsurprisingly, there's not a great deal of fan participation this close to the South Pole.
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Losing to the South Wales club is worrying, even if your squad is much changed.
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A LuLaRoe spokesperson said it will be moving shipping operations to the South Carolina warehouse.
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But a few hours' drive to the south in São Paulo, the single peck prevails.
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But the race inevitably shifted to the South and its heavy contingent of black voters.
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Americans are continuing their long-term trend of moving to the South and out West.
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Nevada belongs to the South Region, where No. 5 Kentucky is the top team remaining.
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Williams says this data will be "critical" to future human missions to the south pole.
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Most of the city's Mexican-Americans were relegated to an area just to the south.
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Getting to the South Pacific, a relatively remote location, is never going to be cheap.
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In 2012, Rudd and Worsley traced Roald Amundsen's 920-mile journey to the South Pole.
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Though now covered in overgrown fauna, this entrance brought you to the South American Aviary.
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Still, the vast number of surface lots serving the Metrodome discouraged investment to the south.
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A second-floor terrace offers views of Ibiza Town, the island's capital, to the south.
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The Dingo Fence stretches about 3,500 miles, from eastern Queensland to the South Australia coastline.
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Mr. Kim's trip follows another recent visit to the South by senior North Korean officials.
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The concern about territorial claims to the South China Sea, at this moment, looks laughable.
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They took 26 shots to the South Koreans' 11, but the finishing touch was lacking.
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Sanders has also been picking up delegates in the buildup to the South Carolina primary.
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Opinion: Candidates, welcome to the South, y'all The race for the Democratic nomination is on.
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The couple has complained about the venue to the South Africa Human Rights Commission (SAHRC).
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Today, it is used by hiring managers from Silicon Valley to the south of France.
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It replaces the 203-3000 block on Olive Street to the south of the arena.
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To the south, scabby peaks rose above pale tundra, their summits cradling winter's lingering snow.
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Islam came peacefully to the south and has a slightly more complicated history up north.
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Huang denied the allegations in comments to the South China Morning Post over the weekend.
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The helicopter was flown to the South Lawn of the White House at 7 a.m.
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More than 70 percent of the defectors who make it to the South are women.
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It is also ramping up its cyber warfare capability, according to the South Korean government.
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These are the biggest differences I noticed after moving from New England to the South.
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Brown would rent it back until summer 2018, according to The South China Morning Post.
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SoMa SoMa, or South of Market, is a large neighborhood to the south of downtown.
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Regular train service to the south-central part of the island has been temporarily suspended.
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Those fees would reportedly go to the South Carolina Attorney General's Office's human trafficking task force.
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It also lies near a main highway linking Aleppo to Damascus, Syria's capital, to the south.
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The death penalty punishment will apply only to Muslims, according to the South China Morning Post.
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Faced with a Trumpian reality to the south, Canada is asking questions about its own identity.
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Escaping to the south, through the fighting, would be perilous, but basic supplies are running short.
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The towns and orchards in the valley to the south were dissolving into the blue light.
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Auckland is mulling a new city to the south that could contain half a million people.
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They stood in North Korea, shaking hands for a few seconds, before returning to the South.
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Finally, she was sent to the South Texas Detention Center, where they were reunited on Wednesday.
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When we walked to the South Pole, we walked under a hole in the ozone layer.
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Tartus lies on Syria's Mediterranean coast between Lebanon to the south, and Turkey to the north.
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But Voyager 28, which is now passing through the heliosheath to the south, isn't seeing that.
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It also has a vineyard in the Uco Valley to the south with rocky limestone deposits.
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We said to the South Koreans that we would give them the high altitude defense system.
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We see all the turmoil, the violence in Iraq, Syria, to the south of the alliance.
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Miles to the south, Mary's cousin, Elizabeth I (Margot Robbie in the film), reigned over England.
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It has unstable neighbours, too: war-torn Libya to the west, revolutionary Sudan to the south.
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To the south, Carteret County officials also warned of flooding and advised residents to monitor forecasts.
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It has since spread to the south, and popped up in two provinces in the north.
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Ryan O'Neill of using excessive deadly force during the shooting, according to the South Bend Tribune.
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The bulk of that money would have gone to the south, where investment is most needed.
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Spicer, traveling with the president to Philadelphia, downplayed the standoff with America's ally to the south.
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Though to be fair, horseshoe crabs are known to dwell in warmer waters to the south.
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In his book, Charles Allen, an Indian-born British historian, tilts his gaze to the south.
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Now it is fighting for a bigger prize 200km to the south-west: the Sharara oilfield.
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South Korea said the 12 women, and one man, had chosen to defect to the South.
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Even after leaving NYC — my birthplace as well as my son's — and moving to the south.
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The Chennault Affair takes its name from Anna Chennault, Nixon's chief conduit to the South Vietnamese.
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Total said it would wind down operations linked to the South Pars gas venture before Nov.
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According to the South African Weather Service, 37 millimeters of rain fell at Cape Town airport.
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Suriname is located on the northeastern coast of South America, bordered by Brazil to the South.
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Diyarbakir, which borders Elazig to the south, is the biggest city in Turkey's mainly Kurdish southeast.
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To the south, in Mumbai, a building collapsed on Tuesday morning, killing at least two people.
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Just to the south, Manalapan is seeing some very strong sales at Palm Beach-like prices.
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Ora notes are technically vouchers, pegged to the South African rand, which expire after three years.
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She allowed Olivia to venture three houses to the north and three houses to the south.
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Mr. Trump, whose Mar-a-Lago estate is about 25 miles to the south, is popular.
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They share a language, a culture, a music and a history with cousins to the south.
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We'd patrolled just to the south of it, a few weeks prior, on an easterly course.
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Trump welcomes the World Series champion Washington Nationals to the South Lawn at 1:30 p.m.
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Mr. Kim has been trying to stem the flow of North Koreans fleeing to the South.
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The incident occurred in Sulivadi village in the Chamarajanagar district, to the south of Karnataka state.
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"Pete has a black problem," Fudge told the Daily Beast, referring to the South Bend, Ind.
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Monday's attacks unfolded as the city was thronged by visitors to the South by Southwest Festival.
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And diplomatic efforts to find a peaceful solution to the South China Sea did move forward.
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Relatively young mountains west of Sputnik Planum and mounds to the south are harder to explain.
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As the plane disappeared to the south, the tiny, disoriented wagon train turned north, spirits low.
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Planes crashed in the region — the remnants of one are in a museum to the south.
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Local forces man checkpoints on the outskirts of Sirte and carry out patrols to the south.
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He took a six-week trip to the South Pacific and Indonesia with actress Daryl Hannah.
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We walked on quiet streets then followed the Rhine until Triesen, Vaduz's "suburb" to the south.
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The Dingo Fence stretches for about 3,500 miles, from eastern Queensland to the South Australia coastline.
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The Dingo Fence stretches for about 3,500 miles, from eastern Queensland to the South Australian coastline.
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Highway 1, the road that connects Kabul to the south of Afghanistan, has always been dangerous.
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"I am very happy you used the word deplorable," he said to the South Korean leader.
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They were moving to the south, looking for cheaper labor and cheaper places to produce things.
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From the north to the south, the meat is served in everything from dumplings to soup.
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Downtown San Diego and San Diego International Airport are about an hour's drive to the south.
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In 2012, a North Korean soldier scaled three barbed-wire fences to defect to the South.
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This is the first time any country is going to the South Pole of the Moon!
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"The city is so segregated, and most people don't come to the South Side," she said.
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His neighbor to the south has recently raised her bungalow up on 10-foot concrete blocks.
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King County Sheriff's deputies arrested Rodriguez and took her to the South Correctional Entity Jail (SCORE).
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We're also looking ahead to the South Carolina primary and a potential peace deal in Afghanistan.
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Earlier this year, the Trump administration suspended military and security assistance to the South Asian nation.
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Washington (CNN)She's a policy adviser bearing sensitive new details on sanctions to the South Koreans.
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Discussions on the Sunday morning political talk shows turned to the South Carolina primary, after Sen.
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The senator is also headed to the South by Southwest Conference in Austin, Texas, on Saturday.
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But for Mr. Trudeau, getting along with the powerful neighbor to the south is a priority.
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Seoul has said the 12 women and one man had chosen to defect to the South.
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Of that, about $27, or 18 percent, is for construction, according to the South Carolina PSC.
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Now we find ourselves in a situation that looks akin to the South of the 1890s.
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First were the forest wildfires, mostly to the south of Santiago, the worst in recorded history.
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A win in either could see him through to the South Carolina primary where he's strong.
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This region accounts for more than 60 percent of them, according to the South Korean government.
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There are also two new entrances, to the north and to the south of the cube.
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But the agreement had little meaning if nations to the south did not also join in.
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To the south, violence has spiked in the Biafra region, where separatists are pushing to secede.
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Farther to the south, in the higher-populated lowlands, the Marines were fighting a different war.
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