"It has been successful in not only preserving the watershed but also the community character of the watershed."
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Later, a CT scan showed watershed stroke: cell death caused by blocked blood flow in the brain's "watershed" region, where two arteries supply blood.
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" Speilberg called the moment "powerful" and "a watershed for women, a watershed for men, who will learn to listen or those who have been listening.
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Ecosystems critical to our drinking water supply, like watershed land, have also been put in harm's way due to privatization: In the 1980s, private company United Water sold off so much watershed land in Bergen County, New Jersey, that it triggered the passage of the state's Watershed Protection Act.
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The water sources, according to my colleague Emily Rueb, include the Catskill/Delaware watershed, which extends 125 miles northwest of New York City, and the closer-by Croton watershed.
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The water sources, according to my colleague Emily Rueb, include the Catskill/Delaware watershed, which extends 125 miles northwest of New York City, and the closer-by Croton watershed.
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"We're trying to ensure the genetic lineage of those bull trout that survive in that watershed, so we are moving them up the watershed where historically they never existed," Mow says.
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The town is peppered with mine tailing sites that threaten to contaminate groundwater to the detriment of the entire Upper Clark Fork watershed, though not, significantly, the Upper Missouri watershed, which feeds Bozeman.
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Many of them were located in watershed zones, she said.
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"This accomplishment represents a watershed," said Safar in a statement.
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He said the mine's operations would not impact the watershed.
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The 2018 Geneva Motor Show felt like a watershed moment.
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Jefferies said this represented a "watershed moment" for the firm.
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It was, he said, the watershed moment of his life.
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But the creation of civil status was a watershed too.
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It was a watershed year for Stigwood and his company.
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A watershed moment in video game history, David Crane's Pitfall!
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But the real watershed moment came just recently when Rep.
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Barack Obama's presidency was a watershed event in this dynamic.
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Gottfried Leibbrandt, SWIFT's boss, described them as a "watershed moment".
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Oprah Winfrey calls it a "watershed moment," and we agree.
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The watershed moment was a 1976 bout against Wangwon Lookmatulee.
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For Germany, this may prove to be a watershed moment.
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Experts are already calling the Equifax hack a watershed event.
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So it wasn't the watershed moment it could have been.
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It feels like a watershed, like something is fundamentally shifting.
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"I do think it's a watershed moment," Sergeant DeAndrea added.
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But he sees Watershed as a boon to the community.
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It was a watershed moment for Brisbane as a city.
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CompStat, for example, was a watershed development in data policing.
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The nasty 1988 presidential campaign may have been a watershed.
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The Southern Bronx River Watershed Alliance also favors the proposal.
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MORE in 2012 — could prove a watershed moment, some say.
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To some, the week of violence was a watershed moment.
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This watershed moment has affected my views about civility forever.
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Take for example, a new initiative known as the Golden Crown Stewardship Initiative around the Lewis and Clark and Flathead National Forests watershed designed to protect the watershed from the risk of severe fire.
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The watershed from both Buffalo Bayou and Water Oak, which are two of the more significant bayous in draining the city, kind of converge, so we've had some pretty significant flooding around through that watershed.
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"The first photographic cover of [American] Vogue was a watershed in the history of fashion illustration and a watershed mark of its decline," fashion historian Laird Borrelli-Persson writes in her book Fashion Illustration Now.
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It's a watershed moment that has been a long time coming.
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"It's a watershed that should also sound warning bells," Rinne said.
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I had a good time, but it felt like a watershed.
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The sale of brewer Sabeco in December was a watershed moment.
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The watershed forms a border with the Mountain Kingdom of Lesotho.
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Home Secretary Amber Rudd said Britain is having a "watershed" moment.
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For Tyson this marked another kind of watershed in his career.
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"2014 was a watershed year," Mattis told reporters, according to Reuters.
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The parliamentary elections in late May are the EU's watershed event.
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Stagefright was a watershed moment in the history of Android security.
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That was my watershed moment for getting into Japanese electronic music.
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Ocasio-Cortez's victory truly is a watershed moment for the party.
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Charlottesville was a watershed moment for a bold, new movement of
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Abortion rights advocates say the case could be a watershed moment.
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"It's a watershed moment," Moonves said at a conference in November.
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Indigenous groups thought they had a deal to preserve its watershed.
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What happens next could be a watershed moment for his reign.
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The 2017 attack was a watershed moment for the insurance industry.
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The 2015 World Cup was supposed to be a watershed moment.
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Healthy ecosystems provide many benefits, from watershed protection to carbon storage.
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You get a sense of what a watershed moment it was.
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Qassem Soleimani's death is a watershed moment in American-Iranian relations.
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Damaging one region of the watershed would likely have oversized consequences.
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I am hopeful that this is a watershed moment for Ireland.
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This could be a watershed moment in health care in America.
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After 40 years of research, it could be a watershed moment.
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Is it an abomination, or a watershed in the airline industry?
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The early 1970s were also watershed years in Carrillo's political education.
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But it is a watershed moment for the country's future nonetheless.
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But watershed events and crises offer shortcuts through that journey to belonging.
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This period was a watershed moment in the fight against HIV/AIDS.
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So it seemed to have been a watershed moment for the band.
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One of those big conservation partnerships is the Chesapeake Bay Watershed Initiative.
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Target was for sure a milestone if not exactly a watershed moment.
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A geologic map of Jezero crater, its watershed, and the surrounding area.
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Where it floods, water can spill from one watershed to the other.
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THE PANTSUITS 2019 promises to be a watershed year in American politics.
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But Bernie Sanders' 2016 challenge to Hillary Clinton was the watershed moment.
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This watershed moment is particularly evident in the evolution of Black Mirror.
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That means SoFi's application could be a watershed moment for the industry.
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The election of Donald Trump was a watershed moment for many evangelicals.
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The 21 Olympics in Vancouver were a watershed moment for women's hockey.
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"We are at a watershed moment turning back these improvements," he added.
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General Motors did its part to pollute the Flint River watershed, too.
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It was a watershed moment for LGBT representation in Western children's television.
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The forage would be reallocated to ecosystem and watershed goods and services.
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Advocates have called this announcement a watershed moment for the marijuana industry.
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"This is a watershed moment for Google," Westby said in a statement.
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On Baseball Trading Andrew Miller was a watershed moment for the Yankees.
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This was also a watershed year for the study of black holes.
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"Pin River — Hudson Watershed" 2018, is composed of more than 20,000 pins.
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You don't put this type of facility in a designated community watershed.
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But none of these occasions has the watershed quality to command commemoration.
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"It could be a watershed moment in New York," Mr. Williams said.
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This is more than a watershed moment — it's a flash-flood point.
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But it is a watershed only if it is widespread and persistent.
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This is a watershed moment for the humanitarian sector as a whole.
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The civilian nuclear deal of 85033 was a watershed for Indian-U.
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While this is a watershed moment, Commissioner Gottlieb's voice is not enough.
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Do you think this is a watershed moment for women of color?
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As it turned out, 1998 was a watershed for British education more widely.
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"This is a watershed moment for Republicans across the country," O'Malley told Tapper.
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But Buffy is a genuine TV watershed, a landmark that deserves serious attention.
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I think the Washington victory was a big watershed in white American psychology.
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The award has been hailed as a watershed moment for equality in entertainment.
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This could be a much-needed watershed moment for the equity crowdfunding industry.
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The past year has felt like one big watershed moment for workplace harassment.
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Schmidt called this a "watershed event" but added more needs to be done.
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Hollywood versions of watershed moments in American history are generally high-minded shlock.
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I think this is going to be a watershed year for our community.
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This watershed moment declared TV a space for everyone's stories to be heard.
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Brownell said Mexico was a watershed given the popularity of soft drinks there.
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Let's turn this watershed moment into a flood of transformation for American families.
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The announcement late Friday marks a watershed moment for China's vast financial markets.
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Still, LeBaron said that Monday's massacre is a watershed moment for Lopez Obrador.
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The longtime justice's retirement this week is a watershed moment for the nation.
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Board of Education was a watershed moment in the fight for racial justice.
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From the beginning, everybody knew that The Sopranos was to be a watershed.
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To her, it's a watershed moment that's astounding and humbling -- but not surprising.
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"This is a watershed," said Sergio Caltagirone, head of threat intelligence with Dragos.
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Looking back, Crean considered the Duke game a watershed moment for the team.
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His performance in the 228 Finals was a watershed moment for NBA basketball.
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They've inundated waterways along the Mississippi watershed and the Illinois and Missouri rivers.
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I think the big danger is ... I think we're really at a watershed.
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MRD and Lucy together stand as watershed fossils for illuminating early human ancestors.
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Either way, he said, this case would be a watershed for the ICC.
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So many Americans don't understand the concept of a watershed or flowing water.
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It's been a real watershed moment for me in the best possible way.
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"This is a watershed moment for all of us," South Carolina GOP Rep.
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It was a watershed moment for Google and an early acknowledgment that better
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In March, the Great Bear Lake watershed was declared a Unesco Biosphere Reserve.
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Prosecutors described his conviction as a watershed moment in America's war on drugs.
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Still, in terms of concrete legislative and electoral results, 2018 was a watershed.
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That new flexibility, more aligned with practices in craft breweries, prompted the co-founders of Watershed Distillery, to open the chic, full-service restaurant, Watershed Kitchen & Bar, in late 2016, just a few months after the state law was changed.
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"Rehab in NY - Choose The Watershed Rehab," it read, listing an address in Brooklyn.
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It was viewed as a watershed moment for calling out sexism in Silicon Valley.
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Small changes could lead to a watershed moment "Unstable" here means something very specific.
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But the floating rouble also brought high inflation, and that required another watershed decision.
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Held earlier this month in Chicago, the 2018 James Beard Awards were a watershed.
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GOLDIE's "Timeless" (1995) album was a watershed moment for London's then-maturing jungle scene.
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This could prove to be a watershed moment for privacy in the US. [Apple]
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They know if it breaks below that level it could cause a watershed movement.
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It was a cultural watershed, and it pointed to age-old flaws in Hollywood.
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In a watershed moment, the nine-year-old alternative currency crossed $10,000 in value.
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It supports the world's most productive inland fishery, and its watershed boasts stunning biodiversity.
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" Miller adds that this "is a watershed moment for the politics surrounding the investigation.
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Overall, Clayton believes, we're at a watershed moment for women's political representation in America.
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Though it feels like a watershed moment, it's too soon to say for whom.
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These are the tradeoffs BLM can consider across a landscape or in a watershed.
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That could've been a watershed moment for women in the workforce, but it wasn't.
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It was viewed by many on the left as a watershed moment for liberals.
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" Years from now, he added, "we will look at this as a watershed moment.
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Still, many believed this to be a watershed moment for the ride-hail company.
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Congress needs to help us complete the world's largest intergovernmental watershed restoration project ASAP!
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California faces similar issues, as well as hazardous material removal and watershed management concerns.
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"This is a watershed moment for Central Europe," he said in Washington this week.
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Development of the Peel Watershed has been hotly debated for more than a decade.
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"We are at a decisive watershed in the history of this republic," he said.
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Some see a Khan victory in 2018 as a potential watershed moment for Pakistan.
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The events of 2016 represent a watershed and a call to do politics differently.
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Still, Babcock could not resist seeing this as a watershed moment for the franchise.
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Jeffrey Sachs called it "a grim watershed," as the US overtook Italy and China.
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"It was a watershed moment in the history of our company," Mr. Plepler said.
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"2018 was a bit of a watershed year for plant-based dieting," he said.
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It's all starting to feel a bit like a watershed moment for the industry.
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The Watershed will have free admission, with all information provided in English and Spanish.
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The Watershed "fits pretty neatly" with improving public access to the waterfront, he said.
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A changing of the guard in both countries appears to explain this watershed moment.
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But its first victory in a state election would be a watershed for Germany.
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"It's a watershed moment," said Safwan Shah, CEO and founder of Softbank-backed PayActiv.
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That was the first known journey from mountains to mouth through the Amazon watershed.
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That makes sulfide-ore mining in the Boundary Waters watershed a very bad idea.
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And in a very real sense this was a watershed moment for the network.
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The wildfire scorched an estimated 54,000 acres of land in the Hermosa Creek watershed.
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But as with everything -- especially watershed political moments -- the reality was much more complicated.
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Masarik is a groundwater outreach specialist at the school's Center for Watershed Science & Education.
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For Virginia, it would end restoration of Chesapeake Bay, whose watershed affects Pennsylvania also.
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