The safe zones in effect would be no-fly zones, he said.
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Of four zones required for battery module assembly, Musk said that zones one and two are in trouble while zones three and four are going smoothly.
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So it's something that there are a lot of special trade zones, free trade zones but they are free trade zones that are mainly designed for big companies.
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Chairman Pai has proposed creating "Gigabit Opportunity Zones" modeled on Jack Kemp's urban enterprise zones.
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The universities will be able to create gun-free zones, but those zones cannot include classrooms.
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We were going in our zones; we have certain zones that we have to be in.
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Airtel and Vodafone India were fined for 21 zones each while Idea was fined for 19 zones.
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This is why there are two zones leading up to the no-fly zones — not just one.
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As a result, no-fly zones and safe zones are bandied about like vague bumper sticker slogans.
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"The California grid is divided into zones and each of the zones has its own pricing," says Miftakhov.
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That model will have 653 local dimming zones, while the 265-inch 26 Series will have 25 zones.
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It has grown to 15 regions, with each region hosting multiple zones for a total of 45 zones.
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For those traveling east, however, the recovery periods were longer: three time zones takes a bit more than four days; six time zones takes about eight days; and nine time zones eats up 12 days.
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The transportation commissioner, Polly Trottenberg, has proposed creating "activity zones" for commercial pursuits and separate "flow zones" for pedestrians.
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Houston disaster zones contain twice as many mortgaged properties than Katrina zones, with four times the unpaid principal balance.
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The 6-Series sets feature Dolby Vision HDR and contrast control zones, which optimize the contrast of the image (in up to 120 different zones in the 65-inch and 96 zones in the 553-inch).
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They are Cameron Parish, Louisiana (population 6,401, with 93.6 percent in flood zones); Monroe County, Florida (population 66,804, with 91.4 percent in flood zones); and Galveston County, Texas (population 241,204, with 82.8 percent in flood zones).
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Under the new legislation, Texan universities will be able to create gun-free zones, but those zones cannot include classrooms.
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Screen-free times and zones Another tip from the AAP's family media plan is creating screen-free zones and times.
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What we do know is that the Trump administration can't pacify America's urban war zones, because those zones don't exist.
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They both are in favor of no-fly zones and safety zones in Syria to protect civilians on the ground.
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With this, all four of the Central European Google Cloud Platform zones now feature three zones (which are akin to what AWS would call "availability zones") that allow developers to build highly available services across multiple data centers.
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We mapped green zones near the prison where prisoners are entitled to go and red zones where they aren't allowed to.
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Also visible on the maps are "1¼" zones, "1½" zones, "2" zones and, in Lower Manhattan, a "8733½" zone, where buildings could rise without setback for two and a half times the width of the street that they fronted.
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Transportation officials have expanded loading zones in commercial areas in recent years, creating about 2,300 new zones around the city last year.
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Instead, Chariot must load and unload passengers in legal curb spaces, which includes white passenger loading zones and yellow commercial loading zones.
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The prose poem/essay "Some Zones" dwells on how the mind compartmentalizes place and time, as in time zones, the "zones" of the Glen Echo ravine where the boy Matthias played, The Twilight Zone, the "interzone" of William Burroughs's Naked Lunch.
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While Trump had supported the idea of creating safe zones within Syria, he seemed to stand against no-fly zones during the campaign.
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The treaty sets out detailed rules for defining these zones, what to do when two nations' zones overlap and how to resolve disputes.
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It was facilitating "access to humanitarian aid to those who need it without discrimination, between the besieged zones or zones infiltrated by terrorists".
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Opportunity zones are a part of the tax bill, a bipartisan amendment that allows for deferred capital gains tax payments on earned gains that are then invested in one of 25,600 zones that have been designated around the country as opportunity zones.
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In addition, a long list of items are prohibited in both the special security zones and larger event zones, including whole fruit and umbrellas.
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For example, 29% of residents in the opportunity zones live in poverty and most zones saw their poverty rates rise over the past decade.
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Real gun-free zones like airplanes and courthouses have metal detectors and armed security—without such protections, you only have pretend gun-free zones.
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Poor public planning: California housing sprawl has entered fire zones that mirror the pattern of Houston and Miami building like crazy in flood zones.
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In contrast, about 13,000 images were taken in zones where humans were restricted due to contamination and 7,000 taken in zones inhabited by people.
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For this same set of corporates, BEst forecast a higher 20 in credit-positive change zones and only seven in credit-negative change zones.
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While there were 115 "enterprise zones" that came out of a &apos70s policy, there are 8,764 opportunity zones across the US and its territories.
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Dead zones The new letter lists data showing a 75% increase in the number of ocean dead zones since the publication of the first letter.
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Government officials visiting combat zones use this workhorse of an aircraft, which is capable of taking off and landing at steep pitches near battle zones.
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DEAD ZONES: Pollution from fertilisers has led to the formation of 400 low oxygen 'dead zones' in coastal waters covering more than 245,000 square kilometers.
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The legislation also calls for an assessment of how to set up safe zones or no-fly zones, and for an investigation of war crimes.
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The areas with dark magenta are T-Mobile&aposs 5G coverage zones, and the lighter magenta area are the carrier&aposs 4G LTE coverage zones.
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But whereas last year's 55-inch and 65-inch P-Series TV featured 123 local dimming zones, this year's 55-inch 6-Series features 96 zones.
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So just as we grapple with questions about rebuilding in flood zones as the sea level rises, we must grapple with rebuilding in wildfire-prone zones.
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Not only does the TV use Quantum Dot tech, but it also steps up the number of dimming zones to an impressive 384 local dimming zones.
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If is this isolated and there are couple of hot zones where there is no flying, that would mean the non hot zones have limited capacity.
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Dead zones, or oxygen minimum zones as they're more formally known, are natural ocean features located at depths between 650 to 2,600 feet (200 and 800 meters).
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Aside from these two previously-announced zones, there are four new zones in Act IV with placeholder names: Stone Fracture, Searing Fracure, Dawn Fracture, and Soul Fracture.
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They have also aimed to attract foreign investment to development zones and free trade zones, especially in high-value sectors like information technology, clean energy and machinery.
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These programs fail because the benefits of capitalism always accrue to the owners of the capital, not to the people living in enterprise zones or promise zones.
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"In France, we have about 173 significant residential and commercial zones, and we examined what kinds of golf courses we could put in these zones," he said.
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Reduced mixing can exacerbate dead zones and low oxygen zones in deeper waters and prevent critical deep water nutrients from reaching creatures that live near the surface.
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For people living in lava zones 1 or 0003, insurance options are limited since many private companies won't sell coverage or have extremely high premiums for hazard zones.
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DE-ESCALATION ZONES Assad's most powerful backer, Russia, has been pushing its own diplomatic track which resulted in establishing several "de-escalation zones" in rebel territory last year.
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In principle, time zones are based on the position of the Sun relative to the Earth's surface, but most countries choose time zones that work best for them.
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Last week, 20km (12.4 miles) sanitary zones around all registered industrial pig farms were set up, with authorities ordering the culling of home-raised pigs in these zones.
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The jury is still out on federal programs—Empowerment Zones in particular—and we need more research to understand what features of enterprise zones help spur job creation.
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On Monday, 20km (12.4 miles) sanitary zones around all registered industrial pig farms were set up, with authorities ordering the culling of home-raised pigs in these zones.
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Cameras have monitored dangerous driving in the city's school zones since 2014, after the Legislature approved a pilot program to install cameras at 833 zones in every borough.
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In West Virginia, temperatures "must be maintained appropriate to the summer and winter comfort zones with consideration for the activity performed" — without specifying what those comfort zones are.
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From 2020, BMW plug-in hybrids will also feature a new eDrive zones function — smart tech that recognizes green zones in cities that are reserved for emission-free driving.
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Such zones -- also referred to as non-conflict or safe zones -- are meant to be areas where civilians can live without being targeted by any party in Syria's war.
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Such zones, also referred to as non-conflict or safe zones, are meant to be areas where civilians can live without being targeted by any party in Syria's war.
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Efforts to follow the remainder of these 41 contacts in these red zones are occurring via daily telephone coordination with health center and community workers inside the red zones.
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Treasury released a first set of guidance on opportunity zones in October, aimed at providing investors with the information they needed to set up business arrangements in the zones.
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It also proposes exploring ways to better use existing Egyptian industrial zones to promote trade between Egypt, Gaza, the West Bank and Israel, but does not identify the zones.
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The safety zones would be an area where insurgency-related fighting is off-limits, according to the Thai military, but details about the zones have not been made clear.
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The former is available in sizes ranging from 43 inches to 43 inches with 90 dimming zones, while the latter ranges from 40 to 75 inches and has 16 zones.
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More than 250 water barriers, weighing two tonnes each when full, will be used to cordon off restricted zones, while demonstration zones will be designated much further away than usual.
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The concept of special economic zones, which enabled coastal regions to flourish, began with a Chinese vice-premier's trip to western Europe in 1978, where he saw export-processing zones.
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In addition, the zones themselves would be places of economic desperation and lost hope, while neighbors would now have a great excuse to deny Syrians fleeing the zones a sanctuary.
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There was once an idea that a 'cleaner,' web 1.0 version of the web existed without advertising zones, before standard ad zones were established for your eyes to gaze past.
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Budget Indian carrier IndiGo introduced a similar measure in 2016, branding its premium extra leg room zones "quiet zones" and barring them from being occupied by passengers younger than 12.
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In theory, such zones, also referred to as nonconflict or safe zones, are meant to be areas where civilians can live without being targeted by any party in Syria's war.
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Two time zones removed from Jakarta, it straddles one of the most seismically volatile zones on earth; many of its islands are active volcanoes rising steeply out of the sea.
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Despite being split into different availability zones, a single region could still be hit by a natural disaster that takes all of these zones out at the same time, after all.
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There are zones she can't legally go into anymore as a black woman, and even in the safe zones she could be asked any time for a passport or travel pass.
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While availability zones have long been standard among the big cloud providers, Azure only launched this feature — which divides a region into multiple independent zones — into general availability earlier this year.
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In theory, such zones, also referred to as non-conflict or safe zones, are meant to be areas where civilians can live without being targeted by any party in Syria's conflict.
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The map showed population estimates in four zones from the frontline up to the Latakia-Aleppo highway and the Hama-Aleppo highway, with a total of 993,000 people in those zones.
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She explained how zones work — that the country is divided into chunks based on temperature, meaning zones are extremely depressing reminders of how palm trees will not survive in my yard.
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Public life has been severely affected in those zones, as well as in "yellow zones" where free movement is allowed but schools, sports venues, and many bars and restaurants are closed.
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Instead of disabling your calendar's ability to automatically shift time zones to match the phone's location, just schedule the meetings for the designated time zones when you set up the appointment.
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Low-risk zones are X and C. Sometimes X zones will be shaded, which indicates that a barrier, like a levy or dam, has been built to reduce the flood risk.
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Seattle has introduced color-coded "flex zones" that allow different uses of the lane closest to the curb, like passenger loading, short-term parking, bus-waiting zones and longer-term parking.
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Not to mention a lot of the time zones are oddly drawn to avoid states, countries, and cities to avoiding having the confusion of having two time zones within their borders.
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Congratulations — you've tapped into one of your erogenous zones.
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The model produced results that matched up with the conventionally held east-west dichotomy: It would take a person a little less than four days to recover from a trip in which they passed westward through three time zones; six time zones takes about six days; and nine time zones takes roughly eight days.
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It also would require the Treasury Department to make information about investments in opportunity zones public and would require the Treasury to work with other agencies to issue reports about new businesses, household income and housing in opportunity zones and to compare that data with data about low-income areas that weren't designated opportunity zones.
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Safe zones But Trump will need close relations with Turkey if he is going to enact one of his campaign promises to create "safe zones" in the war-ravaged country of Syria.
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They're shipping two slightly different variants: one that supports 8 different zones (read: places you want to water at varying times or schedules) for $249, or one with 16-zones for $299.
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You'll also be able to use cloud activity zones on wireless Arlo cameras for the first time, which will let you define motion zones and further cut down on false positive notifications.
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On June 222rd the London Ambulance Service and the Met demarcated unsafe "hot" zones from "cold" zones, where paramedics treated patients and set up casualty-clearing stations to dispatch them to hospitals.
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The provision is not actually a new law, but rather an amendment to an existing one that prohibited the use or possession of body armor in school zones and firearm-free zones.
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The bill criticizes the use of campus "free speech zones" where such speakers are sometimes asked to stay within, but it would not bar the zones or stop colleges from setting rules.
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"The 1971 order established school attendance zones, including the Gardendale attendance zone, and comprehensive policies for student assignments, school construction, and the transfer of students between attendance zones," Tuesday's court ruling said.
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This is creating wide zones of "disorder" — and the biggest geopolitical trend in the world is all the people trying to get out of zones of disorder into the world of order.
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TrapTap, which has raised over $200,000 on Kickstarter with about a week to go, alerts drivers to speed traps, school zones, speed zones, and red light cameras by blinking red, green, or blue.
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The 'cows of hope' Since 2011, the Japanese government has taken measures to decontaminate radiation-affected zones within Fukushima by stripping surface soil from contaminated zones and by cleansing asphalt roads and playgrounds.
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The decision to spread the drops over three days (because of shortening daylight) forfeited tactical surprise, as did the drop zones' distance from the objectives (the zones were chosen to avoid enemy flak).
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Alongside the reminder system, Uber is also working to build out dedicated pickup zones in the Five Points district of Columbia, with plans to roll out dedicated pickup zones at other U.S. universities.
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Reiterating a promise to get rid of gun-free zones on military bases, Trump added that he will also "get rid of gun free zones in schools" on his first day in office.
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Mania employs an interesting design tactic of remaking older games' zones—a lot of them, in fact, with eight classic zones represented from five games (Sonic 1-3, Sonic & Knuckles, and Sonic CD).
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Many of the vulnerable areas in Houston are outside 100- and 500-year flood zones on FEMA's maps, zones which recent events (even before Harvey) have shown to be almost certainly too small.
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Poland exceeded the daily legal amount of pollutants in 35 of its 46 "air quality zones" and nine of those zones also failed an inspection of the annual legal limit, the court said.
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"No one wants to see a patchwork of time zones within the E.U." European countries unified arrangements for daylight saving time in 1980 to prevent differing time zones from undermining the single market.
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At another point in the event, Lanier praises Trump's work to create federally designated "Opportunity Zones," which allow investors to get capital gains tax breaks for investing in community development in the zones.
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Many of them were located in watershed zones, she said.
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It's a frantic fight to control zones and score points.
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They don't take white viewers out of their comfort zones.
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But there are millions of children living in war zones.
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To read books that are out of their comfort zones.
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Read More: Trump wants 'safe zones' set up in Syria.
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President Trump has talked about safe zones for Syrian refugees.
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August does not offer customizable detection zones like Ring does.
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Anything from bad weather and construction zones can flummox them.
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Changing zones can be done in the Home smart app.
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Russia announced a proposal to create "safe zones" in Syria.
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"You can keep track of multiple time zones," he said.
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Make sure there are no shadows in your prep zones.
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I was a conflict reporter, I worked in war zones.
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I'd also encourage people to get outside their comfort zones.
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Instead, there was no mention of enterprise zones at all.
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The numbers released Friday included deaths outside established war zones.
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Several special economic zones were set up to encourage investment.
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There's no multitude of dimming zones for remarkably improved contrast.
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President Trump designated 8,700 neighborhoods as Opportunity Zones last week.
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First, test your network speed and check for dead zones.
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AWS now offers 38 availability zones across its data centers.
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Why tapirs would gravitate towards disturbed zones is a mystery.
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Restaurants, shops and hotels have mushroomed around their industrial zones.
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They can be used in indoor terminals and environmental zones.
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These zones include places like airports in the United States.
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Huge 'dead zones' could appear in our oceans by 2030
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Once established, ZEDEs can seize land to expand the zones.
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Let's go back to those safe zones for Syrian citizens.
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There are six time zones in the US, my dear.
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We lived in separate time zones, thousands of miles apart.
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Pro players toggle effortlessly between different zones with blistering speed.
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Bakken formations usually have just two or three landing zones.
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Rescue workers say hundreds are still trapped in danger zones.
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He said more "fan zones" could be built, for example.
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Such privacy zones likely would not include other people's homes.
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What made you want to cover war and conflict zones?
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The new zones offer a less convincing business case, however.
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We're always trying to go out of our comfort zones.
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It crossed through about 500 communities across four time zones.
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Soon you and I will exist in different time zones.
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On Saturday, rioters transformed upscale Paris neighbourhoods into battle zones.
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This row also has heated seats and dual climate zones.
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After 16 time zones in 10 days and a dose
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ZIP Codes were a plan to improve US postal zones.
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Cable providers operate by zones, at the sub DMA level.
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Rick Scott told the 26 million residents in evacuation zones.
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The authorities have imposed quarantine zones around the affected farms.
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That we created after federal law created the Opportunity Zones.
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Do this by creating two heat zones: high and low.
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The president approved strikes in places far from combat zones.
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At what point did you decide to chase conflict zones?
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Which means that now I'm working in three time zones.
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Signs marking the zones will also be put in place.
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An estimated 420 million children are living in war zones.
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Compared to other disaster zones, the Upper Keys are blessed.
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No, our inner cities aren't war zones with record crime.
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A century and a half ago, time zones didn't exist.
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The zones were an unheralded part of the tax law.
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But her Nana and Saba live two time zones away.
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Sometimes reading about politics, human rights infringements, war zones, etc.
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The Legislature voted to expand the number of protected zones.
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Now 239 speed cameras are operating in 169 school zones.
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Collaborative study spaces, Uber pickup zones and 3D printers, apparently.
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Steve Hanke: In 1870, St. Louis had six time zones.
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The two major outbreak zones are near Milan and Venice.
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We are living in communities that look like war zones.
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There are two concentric zones of concern around the volcano.
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Step out of your comfort zones and soar, all right?
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Varying conditions at different latitudes create wildly different ecological zones.
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Security checkpoints and buffer zones will be erected around venues.
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Ships often do not stay in designated traffic separation zones.
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They focus on tourist zones and their presence is permanent.
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There will also be fan zones in other major cities.
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Mike Pence supported the establishment of safe zones in Syria.
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It happened to the lettered zones; only Zone J remains.
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The Standard Time Act established time zones and daylight saving.
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What zones of reflection is he opening up in us?
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The problem could be WiFi dead zones in your home.
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From beachfront condos to landlocked subdivisions, flood zones are everywhere.
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At some point insurers could withdraw completely from danger zones.
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Moore thrives in the peculiar gray zones of adult feeling.
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In New York alone 72,000 buildings sit in flood zones.
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These systems also cannot handle severe curves or construction zones.
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I also asked for the location of these danger zones.
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She wants filmmakers to get out of their comfort zones.
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The use of private contractors in war zones is not unprecedented While a private army has never fought solely on behalf of the United States, there are plenty of them in active war zones.
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Of course, I later went on to go to work in conflict zones and on the most important levels its' nothing like working in conflict zones, the main thing being the security and safety.
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She also arranged for the phosphates in the rich zones to be tagged with dots that would fluoresce blue when bombarded with ultraviolet light and for those in the poor zones to fluoresce red.
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All zones will have level scaling that has a minimum and maximum range so that you can continue storylines in those zones without losing out on experience because you're too high of a level.
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They follow data like traffic flow and building energy usage to show that emissions spew out of commercial zones during working hours, then wane as people head home, when residential zones begin emitting more.
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Fitch forecasts Wockhardt Limited (AA-(ind)/Negative), NHPC Limited (BBB-/Stable), and Reliance Industries Ltd (BBB-/Stable) to be in credit-negative change zones, whereas BEst forecasts these companies in credit-positive change zones.
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Since time zones can cover vast areas, people living at the eastern edges of time zones experience sunrise about an hour to an hour and a half before those living at the western edge.
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This unusual ATV will charge straight over fallen tree, explosion debris, big chunks of blown-up road asphalt, car wreckage zones and more obstructions in war zones provided they are about 30 inches or less.
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Chinese authorities will roll out a new pollution alert system for regions ranging from the cleanest "green non-alert zones" to the most severe "red" zones, where the environment and natural resources are severely strained.
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Some cities have identified geo-fenced areas as no-parking zones, and Lime is rolling out new screens on its Generation 3 e-scooters that will make it clearer to riders where these zones are.
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The original PS43 had nearly invisible touch zones for powering it on and ejecting media, and those zones were right next to each other, which made for a lot of accidental ejects and power downs.
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UK government data last year showed only five out of a total 43 pollution zones in Britain would comply by the end of 2015, 15 zones by 2020, 38 by 2025 and 40 by 2030.
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Opportunity zones are designed to move capital toward underperforming areas in the US.While there are risks that opportunity zones could be abused, there are also promising signs the tax break could help boost struggling communities.
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"No selfie zones" The study authors recommend the introduction of "no selfie zones" in popular tourist areas, especially those deemed most dangerous such as bodies of water, mountain peaks and the tops of tall buildings.
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Such safe zones would require "no fly zones" because the Syrian air force has hitherto enjoyed total air superiority allowing them to drop chemical weapons, "barrel bombs" and other munitions more or less at will.
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RELATED: McChrystal writes, 'Our communities should not feel like war zones'
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This thing is dogged – a quality certainly handy in war zones.
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Advertising zones are more valuable and there is less chaos overall.
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Therefore, humping a pillow can stimulate more erogenous zones at once.
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There are fears that safe zones could promote division of Syria.
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Babies are born in war zones, and women are so strong.
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You do not want to have camped in the red zones.
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Foolish financial crowds had better wise up to other danger zones.
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Free zones also depend on unfettered access to Gulf maritime routes.
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The painting inhabits at least two perceptual zones: nightmare and fantasy.
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" He said visiting troops in combat zones is not "overly necessary.
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The space itself had been bisected by curtains into dual zones.
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At any given moment, enemies spawn in one of those zones.
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The green points show where victims lived within conflicting evacuation zones.
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Canada has six time zones and Russia has a whopping 11.
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We're constantly adjusting to climates, time zones, altitudes, cuisines, even water.
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But of course civilians in war zones are always at risk.
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The legislation also expands no-fly zones for drones in Japan.
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In other war zones hospitals are off limits for air strikes.
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There are dead spaces and blind zones for regulation and inspection.
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We have already added seat belts and crumple zones to cars.
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As noted, this technology is only for designated no-fly zones.
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Some use trading firms to cover inconvenient time zones like Australia.
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The hardest part is working across different time zones, Monsef said.
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When it picks up people, Cabin utilizes tour bus pickup zones.
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Evacuation orders were lifted in those zones and residents are returning.
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Riders and drivers can also utilize nearby hotel passenger loading zones.
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Not long ago, only the military flew drones—in combat zones.
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This is why the company narrowed down the results by zones.
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The current one thinks it has an answer: special economic zones.
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Many serve in combat zones defending American values and democracy abroad.
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Lastly, the provisions allowing CCW in school zones must be scrapped.
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Large earthquakes -- which risk triggering tsunamis -- also occur in subduction zones.
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The next day, he was turned away from several disaster zones.
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"Besides that, creating a will is not common in rural zones" .
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For most students these behaviors are way outside their comfort zones.
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Soldiers are taking these nano drones on patrol in combat zones.
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Criminals prefer gun-free zones where decent people can't fight back.
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But at home, we've made ourselves targets with gun-free zones.
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Now a whole younger generation accepts that forbidden zones are normal.
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Large earthquakes which can trigger tsunamis also occur in subduction zones.
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It would allow many others to move out of firing zones.
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He could tell that crisscrossing time zones had drained his players.
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The only thing that hasn't been solved yet is time zones.
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Compute Engine users will get two availability zones in the region.
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Isaac took all of those players out of their comfort zones.
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Whether the waiting zones have yielded quantifiable safety benefits is unclear.
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There are no safe zones in politics — nor should there be.
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These crisis zones suffer from conditions far worse than mere silence.
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I was also five time zones away, which did not help.
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And make sure to designate some places as work-free zones.
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Giving Destiny Goldilocks zones would really help with its burnout problem.
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It has succeeded in creating special zones that fostered heavy industry.
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These opportunity zones don't have that or they'd have attracted investment.
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Our international correspondent at large is no stranger to war zones.
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Some will end up back in the war zones of Syria.
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Russia is so big that it's home to 11 time zones
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Typical, except our dates span two time zones and 1,800 miles.
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Outside, smokers would be restricted to specially designated shelters or zones.
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Also, the United States is spread across six different time zones.
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VICE: How arbitrary are the time zones we have right now?
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New York's subway has no zones and no hours of operation.
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A lot of gray zones, and a lot of mixed emotions.
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These photographs show disaster zones that are battered, but not broken.
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Design and build Slow Zones where people actually drive slowly. 3.
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That lets us identify red & green zones, with high/low virus.
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If so, have you coordinated a meeting across multiple time zones?
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These zones will be "totally watertight," Mr. Philippe said on Friday.
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Sergeant Major Bolyard, 153, was deployed to combat zones seven times.
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Do you have loved ones who live in different time zones?
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Alas, opportunity zones are the law of the land for now.
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Qualified Industrial Zones are fostering new relations between Israel and Egypt.
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Curbside parking spots have been eliminated and replaced by loading zones.
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Jackson's rushing ability, the Ravens face a lot of vanilla zones.
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V.A. hospitals will never be religion-free zones under President Trump.
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Google Cloud currently operates 20 different regions with 61 availability zones.
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Opportunity Zones are not a panacea for the challenges communities face.
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The zones are designed to attract both local and foreign investments.
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The fate of Opportunity Zones ultimately won't be determined in Washington.
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NuScale's reactor won't need massive cooling towers or sprawling emergency zones.
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Mr. Trump is considering "safe zones" in Syria for Syrian refugees.
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Safe zones, by their very nature, also include a ground component.
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A majority of the world's hungry people live in conflict zones.
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Salvadoran cities have seen more blood spilled than most conflict zones.
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This does, however, require more work zones slowing down the trains.
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"The mountains are able to make different weather zones," he said.
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Critics say that too often, the zones target the wrong districts.
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The opportunity funds are the vehicles for investing in these zones.
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The industry group's studies on low emissions zones were influential, however.
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But rural areas largely remain no-go zones for the authorities.
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Countries like the U.S. identify and protect their groundwater recharge zones.
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It's not like you have bureaus set up in time zones.
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The blue and white was even used in the end zones.
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The latest version also helps cities create a digital catalog of things like loading zones and parking restrictions for ride-hailing companies, dockless bike/scooter zones, and city infrastructure like fire hydrants and EV charging stations.
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Most of the employment these zones have created appears to be due to firms from elsewhere moving in, which may explain why surrounding neighbourhoods typically experienced employment falls roughly on a par with the zones' gains.
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The government has already developed such zones in Lombardy and Zeneto and has also developed "yellow zones" that allow free movement but where numerous public spaces such as bars, restaurants, schools and sports venues are closed.
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But when new bordering nations emerged, they sought either their own zones of Caspian territory or a new approach to governing the sea that would classify it as international water with territorial zones and neutral areas.
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Implementing safe zones with limited no-fly zones overhead would add more than one billion per month to that bill, according to a July 2013 memo written by then-Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen.
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"We need to quickly try to contain these zones where the virus circulates to prevent the disease from spreading to other zones," he said, adding that a million of the city's residents have been vaccinated so far.
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"No-go zones" are areas that are believed to be too dangerous to enter, and those opposing more immigration in places like Europe have used the reported zones to push back against policies that would open borders.
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That activity has already paid off for incumbent landowners in Opportunity Zones, according to research by the real estate firm Zillow: Average sales prices in the zones jumped 25 percent last fall, compared with the year before.
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"I will get rid of gun-free zones on schools," he vowed.
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Mandated radio-quiet zones are common in locations with sophisticated radio telescopes.
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Aleppo has been divided between government- and rebel-controlled zones since 2012.
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Officials plan to create "free zones" near airports to attract foreign businesses.
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He said that could include using military power to secure those zones.
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Close to 1 million policyholders were in these states' main disaster zones.
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Miró himself spent much of his life in exile, fleeing war zones.
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Successful safe zones could also reduce the flow of Syrians to Europe.
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Fill in any sparse zones with the tip of the liner, too.
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Lopez, which featured a defendant challenging the Gun-Free School Zones Act.
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Most recently, she advocated for victims of sexual assault in war zones.
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Ramesch likes the city-center zones, with their hip bars and restaurants.
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Much of inner London, for example, is covered with residents' parking zones.
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But intertidal zones offer an evolutionary way-station, courtesy of the Moon.
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And it turns out that markets in war zones are surprisingly resilient.
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It has 600 nits of peak brightness and 90 local dimming zones.
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Across the board, they have fewer dimming zones and aren't as bright.
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Maps of the fires, evacuation zones and power outages are here. 28.
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Meanwhile, Californians outside the fire zones find themselves in the dark -- literally.
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For photographers who enter conflict zones, sometimes "bomb-proof" is meant literally.
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The conversation turned to a review of 1,250 migrants fleeing war zones.
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Similar zones in Ireland could exist on both sides of the border.
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The Capitals cover four times zones with five games in eight nights.
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Some fishermen worry that their favourite spots will become no-go zones.
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And to those fresh out of war zones, "Wagga" is an idyll.
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Almost immediately, they started receiving interest from skydiving instructors and drop zones.
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"There are risk zones where we don't even deliver," Lopes told Reuters.
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It provides seamless coverage throughout the home, eliminating dead zones and buffering.
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Some channels, like one used for customer support, are joke-free zones.
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Olsen's resignation highlights the dilemmas companies face when working in conflict zones.
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The region will feature three separate availability zones for increased fault tolerance.
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Subsidised jobs, opportunity zones and patient capital can make a big difference.
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He claims that the Gulf States will pay for said safe zones.
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America also offers a glimpse of how buffer zones work in practice.
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It's caused massive dead zones in bays and lakes around the world.
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Companies like Bell's also provide training for those travelling to conflict zones.
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However, key issues include whether and how the zones would be enforced.
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The mogul reiterated a pledge to get rid of gun-free zones.
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At other times, Pluto's arctic zones can extend nearly to its equator.
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Amazon Web Services offers 40 separate Availability Zones across 15 global regions.
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For those fleeing the Middle East's war zones, getting through means everything.
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His days, despite jumping between multiple time zones, began at 4 a.m.
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The first section of the book has 14 different time zones identified.
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Texas grid managers overcame this quandary by creating Competitive Renewable Energy Zones.
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A Slack message from a co-worker time zones ahead of you.
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We've been in six different time zones in the last eight days.
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As a side note, Opportunity Zones were not in the House bill.
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The leaders also agreed to establish three de-escalation zones in Syria.
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It consists of units called zones, operated mostly independently from one another.
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Until now, the show aired on a delay in certain time zones.
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She reads nonfiction about World War II and zones out on Netflix.
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This year's event features five "scare zones," or open-air haunted houses.
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Only some companies have heeded repeated U.N. calls for no go zones.
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French fishermen say pulse fishing in demarcated zones is depleting fish numbers.
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Too many debates are "fact-free zones" full of straw-man attacks.
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Your breasts are erogenous zones that deserve plenty of TLC during sex.
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Like many war zones, other parts bustled with a semblance of normalcy.
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He said he believed there would be congressional backing for safe zones.
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The conflict zones include Syria, Libya, sub-Saharan Africa and eastern Ukraine.
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Friends said he carried out humanitarian work in conflict zones across Myanmar.
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More schoolchildren have died in school shootings than in active combat zones.
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At least one performer said the new zones were good for business.
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Last year, the Cuban government created public for-pay Wi-Fi zones.
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"We're getting rid of gun-free zones, OK?" he told the crowd.
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Such zones are listed as "low income" and designated by census tract.
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Opportunity Zones qualify for investments by Community Development Financial Institutions, or CDFIs.
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Approximately half have been deployed to those war zones more than once.
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The Pentagon has typically taken the lead on airstrikes in conflict zones.
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One obvious solution is to stop building and living in flood zones.
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It has been divided since 2012 between government and rebel-held zones.
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Some 70 Kosovars are believed currently to be in the war zones.
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Crossing 6+ time zones seriously messes with my amygdala, making me depressed.
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Importantly, however, the Ebola vaccine cannot be offered inside these red zones.
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Don't fear the dead zones Daines is very familiar with losing service.
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His trips to hurricane disaster zones last year were jarring at times.
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She has pressed her support for safe zones throughout the presidential election.
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Opportunity Zones have inspired hope for many, but also a growing fear.
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Families and children in conflict zones can't afford to wait any longer.
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We are used to nickel defenses in football and zones in basketball.
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To combat the problem, they recommend "no-selfie zones" in tourist hotspots.
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We know the major drought, wildfire and flood zones across the country.
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If your flight involves crossing time zones, you might experience jet lag.
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After all, ours is one of the world's largest free trade zones.
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In the newly designated opportunity zones, investors get a trio of subsidies.
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Residents outside evacuation zones should still be ready to go, he said.
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They said relocation would be from conflict zones, as opposed to Europe.
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Occasionally, she zones out of conversations, tilting her head towards the ceiling.
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There have been scattered successes in recuperating smuggled antiquities from war zones.
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The new officers needed to recognize that neighborhoods were not war zones.
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The low risk and cost of these zones may be illusory, however.
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They didn't fit the profile of most people captured in war zones.
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Even if the interface moves around, Pandascore automatically adjusts its detection zones.
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Pitchfork thinks it's only OK. We're all back in our comfort zones.
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Each sleeve has five zones going from the feet to the hips.
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These anti-objectivity ideas circulated in academic and intellectual zones for decades.
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"We can target zones where the virus is less prevalent," Kudlow said.
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Ninety percent of a fund's investments must be in qualified opportunity zones.
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American warplanes rumbled overhead, bound for battle zones in Iraq and Syria.
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Expect all the visiting artists to step outside their musical comfort zones.
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I suppose I have zones: poetry and fiction for my writing studio.
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Constructed in 1900, the building was outside the original FEMA flood zones.
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President Trump declared Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands disaster zones.
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Mansky, No. 16-1435, said nothing that would undermine such buffer zones.
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"That was like the bat signal for 'Game of Zones,'" Adam said.
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It's broken up into availability zones and regions that help reduce failure.
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Some had brought in extra guards and set up special queuing zones.
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Since when are American cities and neighborhoods supposed to be war zones?
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Safe-zones and eventually widespread testing should be part of the process.
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Some had brought in extra guards and set up special queuing zones.
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The tasks were designed to take us out of our comfort zones.
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" For example, "I'll absolutely do safe zones in Syria for the people.
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The distance is so great that riders pass through seven time zones.
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The most obvious solution would be to ban vehicles from these zones.
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And it's our job to push people outside of their comfort zones.
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Preliminary results across six time zones are expected shortly after 28503 p.m.
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And do you know what your partner's 'no' and 'go' zones are?
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Phones and smart devices won&apost sync to local time zones automatically.
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Third place (tie): Work zones matter so do the people in them.
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Police are also strongly in favor of abolishing gun-free school zones.
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They are literally traveling through war zones to come to my class.
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In many cities large and small, the streets look like war zones.
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A few international airlines have designated kid-free zones on their planes.
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Only 12.5 percent of homeowners in low and moderate-risk zones do.
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Other companies with employees in evacuation zones shut down before the storm.
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Good evening, good night and good dreams to all the time zones.
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Long hours, with stops in multiple time zones, are often the norm.
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When wading through medicine's expansive gray zones, patients could use a guide.
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But then Tony found a construction company that invests in opportunity zones.
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The total number of mortgaged properties in disaster zones is 1.18 million.
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Red foxes, by contrast, were somewhat evenly distributed across all three zones.
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Such convergence zones can generate powerful thunderstorms that produce exceptional rainfall rates.
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Climate change is expanding "dead zones" that threaten ocean life and fisheries.
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For flood zones in Hawaii, lenders typically will also require flood insurance.
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These are the dilemmas we face in conflict zones around the world.
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Polls close at 6 pm local time (Kentucky spans two time zones).
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I couldn't really support Hillary in her active actions in war zones.
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The images from the drones in war zones had proved immensely valuable.
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These areas are also called base flood or 100-year flood zones.
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These are designated by B, C, or X zones on a FIRM.
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PHILADELPHIA — As President Trump tells it, American cities are dangerous war zones.
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The standout feature is a search and discovery update called Roku Zones.
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These intensities are called training zones and are expressed relative to HRmax.
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The president has argued against "gun-free zones," saying they attract shooters.
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We accept that 100 percent perfect delivery is impossible in war zones.
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Sanders does best out West, in the Mountain and Pacific time zones.
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They communicate across time zones, in words and wishes rather than caresses.
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No one has to worry about time zones before sending a message.
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No one has to worry about time zones before sending a message.
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City-issued parking placards allow the bearers to park in designated zones.
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New York also has rules for speed restrictions next to work zones.
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Journalists like myself have reported from foreign war zones using a wheelchair.
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In some ways, it resembles other geographically-defined tax breaks like the state-based Enterprise Zones of the 1980s and the Empowerment Zones designated by President Bill Clinton in 1993, which haven't proven very successful in the past.
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It would be difficult to speculate what such adaptations might look like, but one area of concern would be resistance to novel pathogens resulting from the expansion of transmission zones of vector insects (tropics to former temperate zones).
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But Scott argued that his office has done initial research that found that the legislation would sunset multiple opportunity zones with a child poverty rate above 30 percent and multiple zones with general poverty rates above 25 percent.
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But as capital flows and advocates ask if Opportunity Zones should be expanded or extended, we need to answer the basic question first: Are the American taxpayers and the residents of these Opportunity Zones getting a good deal?
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But changing that is likely impossible, given that the conference's universities are in the Mountain and Pacific time zones, and roughly seven in 10 television viewers in the United States live in the Central or Eastern time zones.
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Officials said the new council would need to decide whether to prioritize the hardest-hit opportunity zones for federal aid, or to keep the focus broadly on all zones, including those that may have pockets of economic success.
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And again, Vizio is upping the dimming zones here; the M-Series comes in sizes from 43 to 65 inches, with the latter offering 43 zones of local dimming, which Vizio says is almost twice that of last year's.
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In an attempt to stop it spreading, the Agriculture Ministry has set up 20km (12.4 miles) sanitary zones around all registered industrial pig farms in the country, with officials ordering the culling of home-raised pigs in these zones.
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Although metaphorical combat zones are, of course, different than actual combat zones, the hostile political environment faced by current nominees raises two important question — who has the type of background that is immune to some of these character attacks?
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Lavrentyev told reporters that Moscow and its partners were still discussing detailed maps and other conditions related to the Idlib and southern zones, while the borders of two other zones, in Homs province and near Damascus, had been agreed.
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In the first five Cure Violence zones, which had 89 shootings from January to May in 2014, there were only five in the same period of 2015, and several zones went more than a year without a single shooting.
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Green seems to have compressed these major zones and numerous sub-zones into a single painting, such as "Fire Drip" (2016), with its sharp red peaks in the middle ground rising from behind rounded and quirkily shaped green forms.
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Do you worry about the so-called "kill zones" of big tech companies?
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The zones will offer attractive visa and tax rules and streamlined licensing procedures.
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Unlike other non-NATO schemes, it will focus on deployment in conflict zones.
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Leica's cameras have proven their excellence in war zones and on city streets.
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But sleep is even more challenging when you're traveling across several time zones.
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That's why one company, LimeBike, is beginning to explore developing virtual parking zones.
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But an attack of this kind may seem unthinkable outside of war zones.
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Dull blues coalesce out of zones of intense pink and then subside again.
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A variety of detection systems ring the White House complex in overlapping zones.
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Instead, there will be designated safe landing zones to drop off the food.
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In the United States, it was one day earlier, because of time zones.
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First, planners could focus on removing vehicles altogether from high-traffic pedestrian zones.
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Damn Bleacher Report, back at it again with the Game of Zones laughs.
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Rebels might want to take advantage of safe zones for resupply and sanctuary.
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The introduction of safe zones has to fit within a much larger scheme.
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The new region in the Middle East is composed of three Availability Zones.
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" To start, set aside chunks of time at home as "work-free zones.
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Among the items banned from the inaugural secure zones are small drone devices.
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Employees in Africa, Asia-Pacific North, and Latin America zones will particularly benefit.
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Most aircraft crashes also occurred near the battle zones or roads connecting them.
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Occasionally the rocks in these high-pressure zones rupture or suddenly shift positions.
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There's kind of a twisted reason why we focus on school attendance zones.
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"We're getting rid of gun-free zones, I can tell you," he said.
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They were expected to report from safer zones such as casualty clearing hospitals.
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Maybe the women surveyed were just smart to steer clear of danger zones?
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But the virus has also destabilized places far away from the infection zones.
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One measure would remove the buffer zones between protesters and patients outside clinics.
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And pushing men out of their comfort zones can be particularly high risk.
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What is new is donors' willingness to give out cash in war zones.
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Natalie Robin's lighting makes dramatic changes between the different zones of stage space.
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Such zones provide breathing spaces, or breeding spaces, in which stocks can recover.
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But Syria's government says 30,000 have been registered in government-held zones alone.
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Toiling away in factories or unsafe environments like disaster zones and nuclear plants.
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The device includes 16 haptic feedback zones that'll react to compatible games' actions.
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They've got local dimming, though the number of zones varies by display size.
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It also takes into account things like time zones and other audience behaviors.
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Also, I've always stayed away from other photographers when working in danger zones.
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China's government has shown it has the capacity to rebuild disaster zones quickly.
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The species is usually found in dry savanna zones in sub-Saharan Africa.
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And life expectancy is roughly four years lower in zones than outside them.
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There are easier ways to make a return than investing in conflict zones.
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"I feel like there's almost two zones of plus-sized clothing," she said.
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Box Zones, to be available next month, uses the cloud services of Amazon.
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Around 15% of Manhattan and 40% of Miami are in flood-risk zones.
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Users with the issue are apparently seeing different dead zones across S9 screens.
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Conflict zones are dangerous for all journalists, but freelancers are especially at risk.
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One of the trickiest things about travel is dealing with different time zones.
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Investors flock to special economic zones across the region, lured by tax giveaways.
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A Russian plan for four "de-escalation zones" in Syria came into effect.
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Why do you think you gravitate towards these sort of "no go zones"?
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Many came from war zones and spent years with little or no schooling.
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The states affected crossed regions and time zones, including Alabama, Maryland and Massachusetts.
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In May 1915 the army forbade the repatriation of bodies from war zones.
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Larry Ahern, have introduced legislation to study the effectiveness of boating speed zones.
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Nutrients and plankton flourish here, which encourages fish to flock to the zones.
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Excessive algae can also starve water of its oxygen, creating noxious dead zones.
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The creation of safe zones would mark a major shift in U.S. policy.
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Shasta County Sheriff Tom Bosenko says officials are tightening security in evacuation zones.
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Tuesday's air patrol highlighted conflicting claims over various "air defence identification zones" (ADIZ).
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Unlike airspace, there are no international laws that govern air defence identification zones.
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GEO 2.0 will create detailed three-dimensional safety zones around runway flight paths.
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In some zones there is no power, telephone connection or cell phone reception.
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IEDs are a frequent and deadly threat for U.S. troops in war zones.
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But even before zones are established, Chinese investors are scoping out land deals.
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Vizio's full-array backlighting (with 128 active zones) results in a phenomenal picture.
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These zones targeted transmission investments to areas best suited for wind power development.
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The United Nations has repeatedly criticized conditions in these "prison-like" transit zones.
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The company, they argue, has effectively turned many residential neighborhoods into tourist zones.
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NBC will air the 2018 Winter Olympics live across all U.S. time zones.
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What's more, Ryan was almost certainly right to be leery of opportunity zones.
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Hungary lets 30 refugees into the country daily, mostly families from conflict zones.
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Mixing zones are perilous to bikers, and have sometimes resulted in biker deaths.
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Joel says his fingers now have dead zones -- no feeling in multiple areas.
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And, from a safety standpoint, the structure also makes for larger crumple zones.
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In January, Mumbai Police identified 15 dangerous no-selfie zones across the city.
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Highly suggest this if you're hopping around time zones: it's a natural tranquilizer.
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The city has been divided into rebel and government-held zones for years.
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There are zones thematically based on the arctic, on Montana, in the woods.
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Since 1991, over 90 percent of massacres have been in gun-free zones.
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Robinson, 54, said that's enough money to begin exploring investments in qualified zones.
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"We saw that we were changing time zones fairly quickly," Mr. Bowman said.
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"Traveling through different times zones, like we're traveling, is going to be tough."
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Twelve-year-old Alyosha (Matvey Novikov) is a creature of these twilit zones.
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The first three zones are intended to bring benefits to five different states.
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Successful economic zones tend to capitalise on the strengths of the local economy.
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Special economic zones are set up as sops, sometimes to entice single companies.
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This shot shows two works in progress, my work tables, and work zones.
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Split time zones have some polls closing in the state at 23 p.m.
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In January, he said he wanted to end gun-free zones in schools.
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I had seen my share of dead babies in war zones by then.
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Under his authority, housing projects became zones of constant surveillance and police presence.
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Remittance-transfer firms and charities operating in conflict zones are the worst affected.
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The WFP said thousands of people lived in zones at risk of flooding.
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"Barbicans" are exceptional, sometimes fortified, juridical zones located outside entrances to national territory.
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Harassment, no go zones There's little public sympathy in Myanmar for the Rohingya.
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One industry being targeted is garment manufacturing in factories in special export zones.
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Two of the board members were overseas, dialling in from remote time zones.
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But there was one bipartisan idea, called "opportunity zones," that has shown promise.
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For the most part (there are notable exceptions), the zones were well chosen.
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Impact investors have decades of experience investing in underserved communities, including Opportunity Zones.
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Namie is divided into three zones, two of which have been re-opened.
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Special military-only zones also force other aircraft to take a longer route.
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Some neighborhoods look like war zones after nighttime pillaging of bakeries and warehouses.
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Opposing the arming of teachers in schools and keeping schools gun-free zones.
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And occasionally, there's nothing wrong with a little time in our comfort zones.
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The drone has reportedly already been deployed to military bases and conflict zones.
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Palmer Luckey's military tech company Anduril is sending drone destroyers to conflict zones.
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Many less illustrious statues in earthquake zones are already protected by such bases.
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Russian diamond miner Alrosa said its sponsorship did not involve any fan zones.
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I follow my friends so we can keep in touch across time zones.
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It will broadcast live across the country in all time zones, Deadline reports.
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It's a football field plus the end zones and a little bit more.
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So far this technology has so far only been reported in conflict zones.
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TRUMP: The one thing I'd do, David, is build safe zones in Syria.
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But it's on its way to becoming one of TV's finer discomfort zones.
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Is the next step for the Trump administration the creation of such zones?
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Reddit, have been content to let their platforms be essentially free-fire zones
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It should not permit companies to provide criminals with unprecedented, evidence-free zones.
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Even casual gamers are familiar with warp zones, Tanooki suits, and POW blocks.
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Denmark is the only country to formally classify certain residential zones as ghettos.
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But besides the time zones, technology today can solve a lot of problems.
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"(The zones) did de-escalate fighting," U.N. humanitarian adviser Jan Egeland told Reuters.
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In the program with corporate shuttles, companies pay to use Muni bus zones.
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The details: The federal government has designated Opportunity Zones in all 50 states.
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Since 2012, Aleppo has been divided up into rebel and government-controlled zones.
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Second, the zones typically allow investors to retain complete control over their projects.
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The planemaker claims this can reduce jet lag after flying through time zones.
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But adjusting properly to time zones is actually really important for our health.
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Subduction zones ring the Pacific Ocean and are also found in other regions.
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It is also in one of the riskiest flood zones in the city.
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He noted that positive friendships are a common theme in the blue zones.
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Critelli looked for any opportunity to push students out of their comfort zones.
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The quake happened near the line between the Mountain and Central time zones.
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There are investors who plan to focus on the edges of opportunity zones.
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In Paradise, the sheriff ordered staged evacuations according to zones in immediate peril.
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Most workplaces, however, have yet to incorporate sleep zones into their floor plans.
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"There are about 30,000 people who live in the tsunami zones," Wilson said.
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There are statewide restrictions on building essential facilities like hospitals in tsunami zones.
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It banned, among other things, praying in public outside of specially designated zones.
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Governors were allowed to designate one-quarter of eligible areas as opportunity zones.
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So we're going to have the gulf states pay for those safe zones.
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These shots shows some of my work, my work table, and work zones.
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Ms. Akavi later served in war zones including Somalia, Chechnya, Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Also, business has become more global, so people are working across time zones.
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Educated, affluent districts in the suburbs will be the battle zones of 2018.
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And there are "red zones" often too violent for health responders to reach.
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At Google, 30% of meetings involve employees in two or more time zones.
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It's easy to understand the appeal of political anchors — they are comfort zones.
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Davis: So Pennsylvania and New Jersey have the potential to be killing zones.
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Just about the entire town of 27,000 people has evacuated to safe zones.
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One after another, the images could be from any number of conflict zones.
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Having seen so many different drug zones, what are the connections and differences?
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The city's zoning amendment also makes it easier to install passenger loading zones.
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For example, the number of local dimming zones is critical for HDR performance.
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NoHO (not home/not office) zones might become no man's lands for connectivity.
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Then commercial droneports would begin to emerge, connecting industrial zones to city centers.
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The elaborate party consisted of three zones: Trolls World, Frozen World, and StormiWorld.
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Lives and homes were lost in both the mandatory and voluntary evacuation zones.
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The controversy over the zones is likely to continue beyond the council's vote.
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For many candidates, this is a real step out of their comfort zones.
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Borne by the music, he seems to be discovering new zones of himself.
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It was like she had jet lag, she says, without changing time zones.
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In 2009, he piloted his first "Blue Zones Project" in Albert Lea, Minnesota.
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Opportunity zones are helping Americans like Army veteran Tony Rankins from Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Rick Scott warned residents in the evacuation zones during a Saturday press conference.
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Herders from bare-earth zones in Kenya are often the ones invading ranches.
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But the condemnation did not stop LGBTQ-free zones from expanding in Poland.
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Upon detonation, the device is designed to cause large zones of radioactive contamination.
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Some airlines, including JetBlue, will create buffer zones around passengers with food allergies.
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We must repeal the act and remove the signs advertising gun-free zones.
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It happens in war zones and urban areas, in democracies and authoritarian countries.
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Campus Pride works with some 1,400 campuses with safe spaces, or ally zones.
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These brave Israelis serve in disaster zones around the world, providing lifesaving care.
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Her bumps seemed to hide the designated erogenous zones, rather than emphasize them.
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The zones are in regions of Japan, Costa Rica, Italy, Greece, and California.
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Inspect pre-WWII photos so the zones match what Williams faced in 1941.
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India has more than a dozen of these zones, including several in Mumbai.
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I am afraid Mr. Trump's "safe zones" will simply confine and isolate us.
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Other companies with employees in evacuation zones were also preparing for the storm.
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Soon, most insurance companies stopped insuring property in Lava Zones 28503 and 22019.
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Gun-free zones actually encourage these attacks, because killers seek out defenseless victims.
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Special economic zones and tax reform are among the wheezes his wonks propose.
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They aren't the sort of Western aid worker often seen in war zones.
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We asked people in five different countries, in five very different climate zones.
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Amazon's proposed corporate campus in Queens fell in areas designated as opportunity zones.
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Communication across different time zones, working environments, and cultural norms is increasingly common.
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Ethiopia has invested in agrarian reform to subsidise industries through economic processing zones.
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Do time zones even matter when Mercury, the planet of logic, is retrograde?
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