For instance, we make sure, at the end of our poll, that we have the right number of Democrats from an urban area and the right number of Republicans from an urban area.
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What's it like to have snakes in an urban area?
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Detroit has unusually robust Obamacare enrollment for an urban area.
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Moving to an urban area isn't an option for everyone.
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It was a green field and now it's an urban area.
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An early example of drone delivery in a populated urban area.
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Hong Kong's urban area has also expanded into the boar's habitat.
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The cost of managing smoke in an urban area can be huge.
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"You can't have a suburban feel to an urban area," she said.
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A very rural county might focus on something different than an urban area.
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"Knowing if an urban area is safe should be public knowledge," he says.
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Empty land is tough to come by in Mexico City's crammed urban area.
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Iraqi Security Forces liberate Rawa, last urban area in Iraq held by ISIS.
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To this end, 76 percent of homeless veterans live in an urban area.
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"Every urban area has lead," notes Dr. Leana Wen, the health commissioner of Baltimore.
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Another trial in an urban area of Brazil reduced the Aedes aegypti by 95%.
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It must be a suburban or urban area with more than 1 million people.
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The Las Vegas area also got $2.8 million from the Urban Area Security Initiative.
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It was an urban area taking up 15 acres near the mall's Reflecting Pool.
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And Duluth isn't the only urban area that has climate migration on their radar.
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NASA's senior photographer Bill Ingalls recommends being in an urban area where there's more light.
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The first applications could be, for example, transportation as a service in an urban area.
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The project would be the first subway line for the heavily congested Lima urban area.
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The New York City area also got $178 million from the Urban Area Security Initiative.
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They are well-educated and hail from an urban area in another part of China.
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"There's no urban area in America that could have survived this without some flooding," said Bendient.
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In the urban area A, 70 people support the regulation; in rural area B, 40 do.
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Hence the ferocity of the assault on east Aleppo, the last major rebel-held urban area.
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The urban area gained 58,000 transit commuters since 2000, but it also gained 85033,000 auto commuters.
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"The hot spots are in urban areas or communities that serve that urban area," she said.
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Now, building a railroad underneath an old, densely populated urban area is an inherently expensive undertaking.
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With more than 2 million hectares, the U.S. has more urban area available than any other country.
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"This is a major urban area, any army on the planet would be challenged," says the general.
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These helicopters then fly within 1,000 feet of the most densely populated urban area in the country.
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Stop and Frisk data is from a particularly aggressive form of policing in a dense urban area.
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"Across all the different sites in the urban area, rat diets didn't differ much," said Dr. Guiry.
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Russian strikes have also aided Assad's forces as they encircle Aleppo, the country's most populous urban area.
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The typical Henry earns over $100,33, is in their early 30s, and lives in an urban area.
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The compact, Smart Car-like design is designed for getting around and parking in an urban area.
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This reflects a national trend, as transit ridership is falling in every major urban area except Seattle.
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A multicultural wonderland proud of its status as the most ethnically diverse urban area in the world?
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Even a 20-meter object, the size of the Chelyabinsk meteorite, hitting an urban area could cause catastrophe.
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"No major urban area can survive that [amount of rain] without a problem, without some flooding," Bedient says.
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Being that I live in an urban area, I didn't think the laundry situation would be so bad.
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Warehouses are traditionally very large buildings but Attabotics can maximize a smaller footprint in an expensive urban area.
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Providers said this makes it difficult to open a methadone clinic in a dense urban area like Richmond.
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That's not a ton of range, but plenty to get from A to B in an urban area.
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Rather, it offers an unexpected incursion of natural serenity in an otherwise highly urban area of the city.
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Telling stat 2: Orange County flipping to blue marks the end of the last Republican urban area in America.
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Streetcars usually don't run particularly fast and they might make a lot of stops in a dense urban area.
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Every urban area still has a "neighbourhood committee" (its leaders are "elected" by residents from among party-approved candidates).
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The Nitrous Mafia is pretty strange to see let loose in a major urban area like SF or Chicago.
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BUT FOR EVERY STORE WE CLOSE IN AN URBAN AREA, WE PLAN TO OPEN THE SAME IN SUBURBAN AREAS.
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As the first case detected in an urban area, alarmed public health officials immediately called it a game-changer.
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It also wanted a suburban or urban area with more than 1 million people and access to mass transit.
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When a person moves from a rural area to an urban area, their energy consumption increases tenfold, he said.
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"It's going to take 24 to 15 years for an AV to cover a whole urban area," she added.
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It's the daily commute for thousands and the sole route out of Paradise into Chico, the nearest urban area.
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In a dense, urban area like Taipei, they must account for the way tall buildings can distort GPS signals.
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People who feed them are creating a baby boom of deer that cannot be supported in an urban area.
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According to Columbus-based residential developer Lifestyle Communities, the city is the fastest-growing urban area in the Midwest.
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They said they did not know anyone in Texas and wondered if Austin was a rural or urban area.
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The Urban Area Security Initiative awards money by ranking cities&apos vulnerability based on population, valuable targets and other factors.
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Voting in general has been disrupted in Bay County, where Panama City is the county seat and largest urban area.
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"The further from an urban area, the harder it is to figure out how to teach it," Bergman tells me.
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Since we live in the suburbs and not a walkable, urban area, it's not as easy as you would think.
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You have to have a distribution center in an urban area, it's still out in the industrial part of town.
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She would have to give up meat and live in a small apartment in a dense, transit-served urban area.
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In a densely populated urban area, it could be much harder to keep track of those whom patients might have touched.
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A startup in an urban area, for instance, will likely lack the funds to purchase a license for the whole city.
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If you're in an urban area and African American, it's probably the number one public health problem you're going to face.
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About 21 million of them are in Metro Manila, possibly the most in any urban area in the world, charities estimate.
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And by siting close to an urban area, it can reduce long distribution chains, getting fresher food to customers' tables, quicker.
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Maybe they define their region to cover only a lower-cost urban area and excluding a higher-cost rural area, for example.
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"When you live in an urban area, there is money needed for public safety, public health, even just repairing potholes," Oxford said.
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Besides the town of Idlib, it is the last major urban area they control -- and a weather vane for the larger conflict.
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If you're using your drone in an urban area, the SafeAir could be an especially useful way to minimize risk to onlookers.
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If you're looking for a new home in an urban area, you might be attracted to some more up-and-coming areas.
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Washington, D.C. is a unique urban area because building height limitations, enacted at the turn of the 2628th century, restrict city density.
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For one, it's happening in an urban area for the most part and that there are so many sightings in one period.
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With the ranch still limited solely to agricultural use, Antelope is the nearest urban area where the plant could legally be built.
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First and foremost, a child-friendly urban area must have outdoor spaces to compensate for a lack of sought-after suburban spaces.
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It is part of the urban area of Ordos, a city about 350 miles away from Beijing famous for its empty buildings.
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It is part of the urban area of Ordos, a city about 350 miles away from Beijing famous for its empty buildings.
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But this area of Tennessee does have one big urban area, Knoxville, and it had a relatively competitive marketplace before Obamacare launched.
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If you're an adult seeking to cool off in the summer, especially if you live in an urban area, your options are garbage.
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Sunday's was the first in an urban area since a bomb attack against a bus carrying presidential guards in Tunis in November 2015.
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As we looked into it, we realized geese aren't part of our life, as people who live in an urban area in Australia.
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Being in an urban area, where the police can be easily summonsed, and were in fact called, would instantly negate any such claim.
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These places understandably attract the most attention, because one faulty system in an urban area can affect vast numbers of people at once.
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"Regulations restricting public carrying are all the more compelling in a geographically small but heavily populated urban area like the District," Henderson said.
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No urban area has ever made itself affordable by building high-density housing rather than allowing low-density construction at the urban fringe.
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"If you go to a public school in a struggling urban area, teachers will talk about drugs, crime, teen pregnancy, violence," Kendall says.
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In 2017, the city recorded 342 murders, a per-capita rate far higher than any other urban area of 500,5003 or more residents.
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The Kimpton Hotel Palomar San Diego is well situated in San Diego's historic Gaslamp District, which is the city's most central urban area.
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"Being in an urban area like Miami will really help us understand how our vehicles handle making deliveries in complex situations," said Farley.
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A surgeon leaves an urban area on the heels of a scandal and finds himself working in an understaffed, underresourced village health center.
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It was the latest in a series of deadly blasts to hit Turkey and sixth in a major urban area this year alone.
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Just 15 percent of millennial buyers chose an urban area, which is down from 17 percent last year and 21 percent two years ago.
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Vast, impoverished Congo has contained several past Ebola outbreaks but the spread of the hemorrhagic fever to an urban area poses a major challenge.
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TV. A smart city is an urban area that uses various types of electronic data to supply information, which can be used for management.
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So if the same storm were to hit an urban area today versus 100 years ago, the resulting damages are likely to be higher.
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You could easily commute to work and home in an urban area at 30 mph or less, and probably using one 30-mile charge.
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"This is the last major urban area that ISIS holds [in Iraq]," Douglas Ollivant, the former US National Security Council director for Iraq, says.
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Different in approach — but with the same ultimate goal — is congestion pricing, a fee on cars and trucks to enter a dense urban area.
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Investors would have found the risk to be too great as opposed to investing in an urban area such as Tulsa or Oklahoma City.
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The winner of a large urban area might receive fewer delegates than, say, a candidate who cleaned up in a bunch of smaller rural areas.
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"It is a strategic location at the centre of Indonesia, close to growing urban area," Widodo told a news conference at the Jakarta state palace.
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Cellular sites in an urban area like New York are often placed on buildings, as anyone looking at roof lines can see from the street.
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The slightly less terrible news is that the killer shockwave would have to happen near a highly populated urban area to have such an effect.
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"We have doubled the number of people living in the urban area, but new roads, transportation, parking, sidewalks and bridges haven't appeared," Mr. Katz said.
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While the new site will relocate the base from a densely populated urban area, the protesters want to stop the new facility from being built.
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The detonation of a single device in a major urban area would transform world politics at once, as societies struggle for security at all costs.
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In New York City, the hardest-hit U.S. urban area, drivers on average spend 107 hours a year looking for parking spots, the report said.
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Is it a matter of geography—and DREAMers who need help being too away from an urban area to know that there are resources available?
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If you're a coach in an urban area, you have a big responsibility to be there for your players in every part of their life.
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The legislation further authorizes $800 million each year through 2022 for the Urban Area Security Initiative, which is $195 million above the current spending level.
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The British Cultivator No. 6 demonstrated that a mole-like trench excavator that advances through an urban area just below the surface is technically possible.
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Creating precise digital maps of an urban area, and then validating the technology there, costs between $300 million and $400 million per city, Collie estimates.
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"In an urban area like Mumbai, with competing interests of the tourism and real estate industries, it is particularly contentious," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Which also highlights the other valuable use of Soundscore: You can use the noise maps to find a quiet spot in an urban area near you.
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In Leizhou's main urban area, giant billboards tower over street intersections warning against the dangers of taking drugs — locals say methamphetamine and ketamine are most common.
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The American military brings the ability to strike in a dense urban area more precisely — whether by drones or manned warplanes — and thus reduce civilian casualties.
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Amazon's criteria for HQ2 included proximity to a major airport, ability to attract technical talent and a suburban or urban area with over 23 million people.
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The 342 killings represented a per-capita rate — not an absolute number — that was far higher than any other urban area of 500,000 or more residents.
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If you live in an urban area, you've probably come across — or been bumped into by — people who walk with their eyes glued to their phones.
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But he said nurseries and schools would be closed for 15 days in two new areas: Corsica and an urban area around southern town of Montpellier.
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"This has given us an overview of how rats are eating and behaving over a long period of time in an urban area," Dr. Guiry said.
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Compared with the sacred city of the past, today's Beijing is a slightly out-of-control urban area of highways and high-rises, subway and suburbs.
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"Pokémon Go" is a fun excuse to get out of your house and go exploring — provided you live at least somewhat close to an urban area.
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If you live in an urban area, you've likely come across — or been bumped into by — people who walk with their eyes glued to their phones.
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Crime and punishment was a voting issue for the 1990s electorate, and most politicians representing any kind of substantial urban area embraced harsher punishment of criminals.
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In other words, if you don't live in an urban area with pollution and a lot of vehicle traffic, then eating snow is probably fine, says Ariya.
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With dozens of colleges and educational institutes in an urban area of fewer than 100,000 people, Concepcion rightfully has a reputation as the university capital of Chile.
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If you don't live in an urban area where home ownership has become untenable, it might be difficult to understand just how appealing a prospect that is.
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"This differentiated treatment is just for communities more alien to civilization," he said, referring to those prisoners who neither spoke Portuguese nor lived near an urban area.
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Alphabet — A subsidiary of the Google parent is nearing a deal to develop a high-tech urban area near Toronto's waterfront, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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They decorate their bowers with scores of colorful objects, like flowers, berries, snail shells or, if they are near an urban area, bottle caps and plastic cutlery.
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They said they have had no access along the main route that displaced people are taking from Hajin, the urban area near the fighting, to the camp.
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And if we're worried about underdog candidates not having the money to travel nationally, what better place to hold a primary than a densely populated urban area!
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Essays in German and English consider the globalization represented by this "standard," the appearance of which might have been within the first Westernized skyscraper in an urban area.
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Among other projects, the US Marshals service deployed the devices from small, low-flying planes as a way of locating a single fugitive in a dense urban area.
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Cases of violence are most common among women who have received higher education and those who live in urban area, according to the survey released in late March.
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The intended target was an urban area of Jolo, the island's capital, and two of the men were Egyptian, the regional armed forces command said in a statement.
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Try living in any urban area that is likely to have the infrastructure that makes living with a disability tolerable on the money you get from S.S.D.I. Please.
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But instead of going to the sunny, wide boulevards of Arizona or Silicon Valley, it's focusing on navigating through the windy roads of a dense, packed urban area.
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When completed, it will cover nearly 800 square miles, offer favorable regulation to businesses and become a modern urban area crucial to redeveloping the Rust Belt around Beijing.
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The study finds value comes from the fact that a functioning and smooth-running transportation system invites more people to buy property and settle into an urban area.
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The insect might have visited some unsavory spots, such as dumpsters and dog poop in a more urban area, or farms and animal carcasses in a more rural area.
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Check out this article about New York City's e-waste.) If you live in an urban area, chances are there's some kind of recycling program available (or even mandatory).
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The sprawling urban area that has a population over 21 million was for years a bastion of relative calm while much of the country slid into violent drug wars.
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Sidewalk Labs founder and CEO Dan Doctoroff laid out the new time frame for the project aiming to create a more affordable and sustainable urban area on Toronto's waterfront.
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The barge adds arable land in a dense urban area where land is scarce, and it can float from neighborhood to neighborhood — serving different communities from month to month.
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The villa is about 45 minutes by car from the international airport in Porto, the second largest city in Portugal, with about 1.48 million residents in the urban area.
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Especially for those looking to recycle clothing en masse in an urban area (particularly if you do so regularly or without access to a car), it's a great option.
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It's one of the most detailed and transparent looks at where lead pipes — which can contaminate water, causing a host of health issues — exist in a major urban area.
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The city's uninsured rate has fallen from 22 percent in 2013 to 7.4 percent in 2016, one of the largest declines for any major urban area in the country.
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But no president has made a practice of taking long and frequent personal trips from the White House to a major urban area, let alone the country's largest city.
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For years, Japan has tried to get Okinawans to agree to a big new seaside base for American Marines to replace an old one in a crowded urban area.
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According to Bloomberg, Kitty Hawk has a division called Zee Aero that is working on larger flying vehicles that could be used for rapid commuting within an urban area.
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While other companies, including Amazon, have tested drone deliveries, Flytrex says this is the first time a fully operational on-demand drone delivery service has launched in an urban area.
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It is difficult to quantify the impacts of noise pollution in urban areas, but, well, imagine a dense urban area without big diesel engines roaring to life every few seconds.
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The Tokyo government and authorities in Okinawa have long been at loggerheads over relocation of the U.S. Marines' Futenma airbase, which is in an urban area of the southern island.
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The fear of terrorists possessing the material is that it could be used to contaminate a water supply or detonate in a "dirty bomb" in an urban area, he said.
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A conquering army wants to take a major city but doesn't want troops to get bogged down in door-to-door fighting as they fan out across the urban area.
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More than 700,000 people use the system, known as the Metro, every day in the country's sixth-largest urban area, already one of the most traffic-tangled of American cities.
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It's a trade-off between having a huge distribution center way outside an urban area that ships everything to where the people are or a smaller distribution center that's closer.
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Dakin said that following the deal and other contracted sales, GMT's NZ$2.2 billion portfolio will be almost fully invested in the industrial market of New Zealand's largest urban area.
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If you are a young person in an urban area — you might have to walk two miles to get both, and then another mile to find a post-office box.
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"The High Line is wonderful, but was not a precedent because it was being designed at the same time and does something different for its urban area," Mr. Clarke said.
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However, in the case of a global pandemic, it's actually not clear how much public transportation, meaning the trains or buses within an urban area, contributes to a virus spreading.
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The Tokyo government and authorities in Okinawa have long been at loggerheads over relocation of the U.S. Marines' Futenma air base, which is in an urban area of the island.
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While Canada has plenty of land and not that many people, most of its 153 million population lives along the U.S. border, and 215 percent live in an urban area.
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In 2004, Denver's Regional Transit District (RTD) persuaded voters to pay billions of dollars in taxes to build a 19th century rail transit system for a 21st century urban area.
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"Sixty-four cities were subjected to urban area saturation tactics, with an average of 43 percent of each burned to the ground," political scientist Robert Pape explained in Bombing to Win.
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As someone who grew up in a tiny politically conservative agricultural community who now lives in a politically liberal urban area, I have friends on varying sides of these epistemological divides.
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Traditionally, each family would own a plot of land and a stone tomb—together costing between 2300,29 yen ($2000,333) and 80,23 yen ($2500,000)—in a physical cemetery in an urban area.
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The farm is believed to be by far the largest nationwide to be located in an urban area, said Aaron Sukenik, who heads the Hilltop Alliance that is coordinating the initiative.
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With more than 90 percent of votes counted in the local elections, the ANC appears to have lost control of both Johannesburg and the huge urban area around the capital Pretoria.
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Representing an urban area in southern Oklahoma City, he depended on volunteers from his Baptist church for campaign help and made the centerpiece of his platform a promise to protect families.
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The ban took effect from Sunday, restricting companies and individuals "other than major steel and power plants" from selling, transporting or burning coal in the urban area of Taiyuan, it said.
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And in a potentially game-changing development, on May 17, the WHO reported one confirmed near Mbandaka, an urban area with a population of 1.2 million people 100 miles from Bikoro.
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Measuring a kilometer in length and 500 meters across (about 1,000 yards by roughly 13003 yards), the ancient urban area features grand houses, a palace, an extensive road network and a cemetery.
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As they describe in a paper in Nature Ecology and Evolution, they collected 11 pairs of such calls, each being recordings of the frogs in an urban area and in nearby forestland.
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"The scenario has changed, and it has become most serious and worrying, since the disease is now affecting an urban area," said Henry Gray, emergency coordinator in Mbandaka for Doctors Without Borders.
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Without knowing the motivations behind the explosion it's premature to label the blast a terror attack, "unless you want to define terrorism as any violent act in an urban area," she said.
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As for the Cerutti site itself, it's now in an urban area of San Diego next to State Route 54—in fact, the site was discovered during the construction of this freeway.
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It already has about 16m people, compared with barely 2m in 1975, and between now and 2018 it will overtake both London and Moscow as the most populous urban area in Europe.
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One remarkable finding that actually dates back to the early 20th century, the 1930's, is the finding that being born or growing up in an urban area actually correlates with schizophrenia.
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Cruise aims to roll out a ride-hailing service in a clearly defined urban area, such as San Francisco, to maximize fleet usage and concentrate the business where the most customers are.
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In 2017, TIME and the Urban Land Institute found that between 2010 and 603, New Orleans had the fifth highest influx of millennials to a US urban area, proportionate to its population.
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During a press conference, French Health Minister Olivier Veran also announced restrictions in two new areas of the country, the isle of Corsica and the urban area around southern town of Montpellier.
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When entering the grounds of the memorial from the hectic streets that surround it, the immediate sensation is one of calm, an island of quiet in an urban area of 20 million.
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For instance, merely living in a rural area or an urban area with a high crime rate can now be used as justification to apply for a gun permit under the decree.
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Troops practiced search and rescue in a small mock-up of a devastated urban area post-earthquake, using sniffer dogs and other gear to search for people buried in the fake rubble.
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The research finds that if you're born poor in the United States, and you're hoping to climb the economic ladder, you're better off growing up in an urban area than a rural one.
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"It's very difficult to kind of figure out inside a city who is a fighter, who is a civilian, especially when they're hiding inside buildings and operating out of urban area," he added.
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In some ways, living in a dense urban area has become much more pleasant for certain types of people — namely the affluent and those who prize proximity to the action above all else.
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The program, which is not affiliated with Conn's school, takes applications from medical and college-level students from any urban area in the US to try and connect them with local healthcare workers.
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The researchers estimated that about 0.05 teragrams of black carbon could be released from an urban area ravaged by a nuclear weapon, leading to sootier plumes and lower concentrations of transparent organic smoke.
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In February, Beijing announced it would foster links between nine cities in Guangdong and the special administrative regions of Hong Kong and Macau to forge the world's biggest urban area with 70 million people.
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Season 9 of Fortnite kicked off on May 9th, and introduced a futuristic theme; the most notable changed was a rebuilt Tilted Towers, where the urban area was turned into a sci-fi metropolis.
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In 2018, NEDO said a project it launched with Kawasaki Heavy Industries and construction firm Obayashi achieved the world's first supply of heat and electricity in an urban area using hydrogen alone as fuel.
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Today's announcement is a testament to the fact the city had some smooth processes around permitting and the other things necessary to complete the unbelievably complex task of building fiber in an urban area.
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Schumer joined other officials — including New York City Mayor Bill De Blasio (D) and Police Commissioner Bill Bratton — at a press conference Wednesday decrying Obama's proposed cuts to the Urban Area Security Initiative (UASI).
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Springs runs a Chick-fil-A location in Atlanta's Vine City neighborhood, one of the chain's first attempts to open in a lower-income urban area in a concerted effort to revitalize the community.
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"An ethnically diverse force with local elements leading the fight, the SDF conducted a highly effective, professional operation in a difficult urban area to free the city," said coalition director of operations Brig. Gen.
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Typically, these are neighborhood associations that don't want a transit line coming through their block, either out of fear of construction impacts or racist concerns that it'll disrupt the segregation of their urban area.
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The entire administrative area of Huanggang has a population of 21 million, but People's Daily reported that the lockdown only applies to the urban area, which is only a part of the total population.
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Recovering full control of the rebels' last significant urban area would be the most important victory of the war so far for Assad, strengthening his control over Syria's most populous and strategically important regions.
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Ebola quickly made its way to Monrovia, the nation's capital — a rare instance of the virus hitting an urban area in the nearly 210 years since it was discovered in the forests of central Africa.
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Ebola quickly made its way to Monrovia, the nation's capital — a rare instance of the virus hitting an urban area in the nearly 40 years since it was discovered in the forests of central Africa.
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The popularity of the New York City housing lottery, in which one opening can receive upwards of 231,222 online applications, is one example of the dire need for truly affordable housing in one urban area.
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Still, the U.S. administration continues to maintain that negotiations are the only way to end the carnage after Russian-backed Syrian forces intensified their bombing of Aleppo, the last major urban area in rebel hands.
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"Just trying to navigate walking down the sidewalk is an experience," Bam told PEOPLE in February of moving to an urban area in the "lower 48" and falling "head over heels" for a city girl.
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EB-210 requires an investment in either a rural area or a "targeted employment area," which is defined as an urban area with an unemployment rate of at least 25 percent of the national average.
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Cuomo's explanations — that New York is an international nexus, and an urban area where people live and commute packed together — likely does have something to do with the coronavirus's rapid spread across the five boroughs.
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The organization's emergency committee, meeting in Geneva, said public health authorities and aid organizations were in a strong position to halt the highly contagious disease even though it has now spread to an urban area.
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Xiongan also fits into China's grand plan to create a vast urban area uniting the capital city of Beijing with the nearby port city of Tianjin and with Hebei Province, the industrial province between them.
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Al Bab, which had roughly 100,000 people when the war began in 2011, is the last urban area held by the Islamic State west of its de facto capital, Raqqa, where the group remains entrenched.
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The investment, the first foray of Ferrovie into subway infrastructure, is coherent with the group's strategy to link up different networks to improve public transport and mobility in large urban area and elsewhere, the group said.
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According to Zapata, officials from the air gendarmerie said he could face steep fines and jail time for flying an unlicensed aircraft above an urban area, using an engine that had not been approved for flight.
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They include the Urban Area Security Initiative (UASI), the State Homeland Security Grant Program, the Port Security Grant Program and the Transit Security Grant Program, all of which provide significant funding to greater New York City.
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Early this month, the army said soldiers had foiled what they called an attempted suicide bombing in an urban area in Jolo municipality in Sulu, the latest in a series of attacks blamed on Abu Sayyaf.
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Aerial photography can still help determine the carrying capacity of streets and make guesses at density, but it is always harder to count a group of mobile marchers in an urban area compared to a stationary crowd.
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The current base is in an urban area of Okinawa, the site of a brutal battle won by American forces in World War II. Okinawa's governor and many residents want the US troops off the island entirely.
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"In a rural area you might have had 10 contacts, but in a urban area after two days of fever you might have been in contact with 50, 60," says Micaela Serafini, medical director of MSF Switzerland.
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Polk County, the home of Des Moines and the state's most delegate-rich area, looks more like Clinton's territory: It's the state's largest urban area, and she has campaigned heavily both in its downtown and suburban regions.
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The State Homeland Security Program budget would be cut by $117 million, and the Urban Area Security Initiative, also cited by FEMA as a replacement for the pair of grant programs, would be cut by $0003 million.
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The State Homeland Security Program budget would be cut by $117 million, and the Urban Area Security Initiative, also cited by FEMA as a replacement for the pair of grant programs, would be cut by $20183 million.
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" Essentially, Mr. Deller said, "If you're a start-up manufacturer, it may make more sense to be in an urban area where you have more access to infrastructure as well as industry clusters and thicker labor markets.
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Also problematic is the village of Ellenville with a large bilingual and minority population, whose current representative in Albany lives three and a half hours away by car in the suburbs of an entirely different urban area.
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The government and rebel forces are closing in from different directions on Al Bab, an Islamic State-held city that is the last urban area occupied by the extremist group west of Raqqa, its de facto capital.
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Mosul also fell to the Islamic State in the summer of 2014, along with large parts of northern and western Iraq, but it is now the only significant urban area in the country under the group's control.
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The public should not be deprived of the recreational opportunities at close proximity to an urban area that are afforded by the Potomac River just so that a wealthy individual with many options can play golf everywhere.
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Crews wearing full face masks and white protective suits have started peeling away the debris left by the blaze which destroyed most of the homes in the tidy urban area, where some streets bear coffee-themed names.
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