Most megachurches are located outside city centers, camouflaged into suburban sprawlscapes.
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They happened in parks and city centers, schools and shopping malls.
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There's a lot of economic development going on in city centers.
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In many city centers, that tipping point has already been reached.
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The problem will only grow as more people flock to city centers.
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Maybe the concept of parklets will expand from city centers to suburbs.
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Customers fear they may not be able to drive into city centers.
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So it makes sense to run races featuring electric cars in city centers.
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Then commercial droneports would begin to emerge, connecting industrial zones to city centers.
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Having multiple distribution outlets in city centers could speed up local delivery times.
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In most modern city centers, no person or patch of sidewalk goes unwatched.
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The protesters gathered twice on Sunday, first during the day in city centers.
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Good land close to employment and opportunities around city centers meant most to residents.
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Formula E launched in 2014 and holds races in city centers around the world.
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Cancellations happen, especially when you're dealing with races on street circuits in city centers.
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These forests filter the clean water that flows to towns and major city centers.
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Tesla announced Monday that it plans to expand its Supercharger network into city centers.
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The visible decline of so many historic city centers is intertwined with these anxieties.
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Then, through gauging things like interconnectivity and density, the algorithm determines city centers and neighborhoods.
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And WeWork hasn't shown that its own model will work outside city centers, Smith said.
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That means the hotspot will get 25G service in city centers but not the outskirts.
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We also decorate our major city centers down under, but in a more subtle way.
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In a wave of solidarity, Albanians have been donating food and clothing in city centers.
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If your car becomes a roving office, people can move farther away from city centers.
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The scans revealed the remains of extensive roadways and water channels connecting Cambodian city centers.
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Although be warned: many budget airlines operate from airports that are further away from city centers.
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City centers, and by extension black neighborhoods, were seen in the national imagination as lawless landscapes.
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These include "high footfall" locations like shopping malls, stadiums, city centers and big events, he said.
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The Mahindra Genze 2.0 is an all-electric scooter designed for commuters riding in city centers.
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Part of that is due to the fact that airports are not located within city centers.
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Few buyers still make the effort to visit galleries in city centers on a Saturday afternoon.
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Often, that takes the form of banning vehicles from busy city centers, either temporarily or permanently.
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Some iconic retailers — fighting to stay relevant as Amazon looms — are downsizing and shifting to city centers.
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He said that government action, including urban infrastructure development, has benefited working-class neighborhoods outside city centers.
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In the driverless personal car scenario, long-distance commuter cars could drain city centers into new sprawl.
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Hyperloop hopes to connect to city centers: What should cities be doing now to accommodate its arrival?
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It has five plazas serving as historical city centers with and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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"Helsinki is developing to become a denser kind of community with multiple city centers," Mr. Katter said.
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In both Helsinki and Tallinn, I felt like we had time to sufficiently explore the city centers.
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Today, helicopter services operate out of many major metropolitan communities, often to connect airports and city centers.
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Tax incentives and restrictions on driving gasoline-powered cars in city centers have also had an effect.
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The other applicants were primarily from other major city centers, including Chicago, Denver, Los Angeles and Boston.
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They are often located in city centers, in areas where comparable hotels might charge twice the rate.
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Time is up for car ownership in many city centers and competition is fierce for environmentally-friendly alternatives.
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Using AI techniques, a military can "win" by destabilizing an economy rather than demolishing countrysides and city centers.
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Its assets will be public properties in city centers that are already rented out or soon will be.
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At the same time, meatpacking plants were moving from city centers to rural areas, closer to the farms.
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Potential customers are already expressing interest, especially as some cities in Europe ban large trucks from city centers.
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Access to services drops "sharply" just 5 kilometers (3 miles) from many city centers, according to the report.
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And Paris, Athens and Mexico City are attempting to ban diesel cars in their city centers by 2025.
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Newark took the advice of the EPA and on Monday began providing bottled water from four city centers.
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With rising demand for e-commerce, small warehouses near city centers are now highly sought after real estate.
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The new electric van will provide connectivity between out-of-town depots and city centers, the company said.
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"In what way can we better serve customers that live in city-centers?" he said in an interview.
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Apartheid-era laws created widespread poverty and desperate health conditions, especially in townships surrounding city centers like Cape Town.
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It's turned out that this type of wealth is what has brought people back to living in city centers.
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Google Station is aimed at all manner of public businesses, from malls, to bus stops, city centers, and cafes.
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"We are about revitalizing city centers," said Mr. Wilson, who had no prior experience in hotels when he started.
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Some, including London, impose a daily charge on diesel and gasoline vehicles entering city centers that exempt electric vehicles.
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Higher-wage jobs are increasingly in city centers, with urban retail catering to these well-paid workers and residents.
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Customers with the hotspot can access 5G in city centers, but not yet throughout each city in its entirety.
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But when we regurgitate the foreclosed houses and the abandoned city centers we try to hide the ugly aftereffects.
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The impact: Inefficiencies in routing and communication mean vehicles are idling in city centers and taking congested paths between destinations.
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Stores are usually in areas of high foot traffic in major metropolitan shopping centers as well as in city centers.
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Inspired by networking events and symposia taking place in city-centers, Ines decided to host similar events through her projects.
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Prices average $300 per person per day, and include alcohol, gratuities and shuttle transportation from the ships to city centers.
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He needs these forces to reduce the homicide rate and stop armed criminals from openly taking control of city centers.
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There were no reports of fatalities -- a fact that experts attributed to the evacuation of sensitive areas and fragile city centers.
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However, if parcel lockers proliferate, they will likely demand some infrastructure investment in city centers, where real estate costs are high.
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Shortly before that, Germany's highest court ruled that diesel cars could be banned from city centers to clean up the air.
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Hardliners and backbenchers in his own camp rejected it while demonstrations took place in city centers against the "recommodification of labor".
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We would like to build more public housing and implement stronger rent controls to keep working-class communities in city-centers.
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Christmas markets are common throughout Europe, and often located in the confines of old city centers, making safety difficult to ensure.
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Sunac built its residential projects in good locations near city centers and was aggressive in acquiring land plots — with higher debt.
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The companies argue fewer drivers on the road would mean more unmet demand because drivers will be flocking to city centers.
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It's not just the school shootings or the mass shootings, it's the daily gun violence in city centers and in rural communities.
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The mayors of Paris, Madrid, Mexico City and Athens have said they plan to ban diesel vehicles from city centers by 2025.
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People are increasingly choosing to live closer to city centers, but those apartments are expensive compared to those farther out, Long said.
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The mayors of Paris, Madrid, Mexico City and Athens have said they plan to ban diesel vehicles from city centers by 1.533.
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Recently, missiles were put on display in city centers so that families and children could pose for photos in front of them.
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Angered by the arrest, supporters of the opposition in several cities built makeshift barricades and started small fires in the city centers.
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Land Value Urban gentrification has created not only painfully hip neighborhoods but also driven up the value of property in city centers.
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And third, Ikea is testing new ways of bringing showroom to city centers (rather than warehouse stores on the outskirts of cities).
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The proposed Hyperloop would connect the city centers of New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington, as Musk tweeted in a follow-up.
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The location at 999 Third Avenue will be followed by 30 more in city centers across the country over the next three years.
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In those places, a cheap, convenient way to get to the closest train or bus or into city centers is often sorely needed.
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Starting in busy city centers may be a good way to subsidize the cost of expanding into less-populated or underserved communities, however.
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Many of these city centers now face a significant affordability hurdle, as home prices are rising at a much faster pace than incomes.
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Now, it's moving to get Superchargers in more populated city centers, in addition to highway and travel destination spots outside of metropolitan areas.
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"If Democrats just try to mobilize their based and urban voters, they'll have to really increase turnout in city centers," Rodden told Axios.
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So, we think our business will grow outside of the city center, even if millennials start moving outside of city centers, as well.
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Start with the warehouse space, from the massive 1 million-square-foot fulfillment centers to the "last mile" depots closer to city centers.
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In another break from his peers, Mr. Müller said on Sunday that he was in favor of banning older diesels from city centers.
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As Miller and KB Home CEO Jeff Mezger noted, much of the building has been near city centers where demand has been high.
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Street meets, competitions in city centers and nearby areas emphasizing sprints and field events, are growing in popularity in the United States and Europe.
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" Scowsill said in general, when city centers experience isolated acts of violence not aimed directly at tourists, "things go back to normal very quickly.
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Companies like Amazon are building their warehouses far away from city centers, close to airports and highways and away from major public transit lines.
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By making refugees visible, and allowing them to live in city centers, places like Hospital Squat just further highlight the EU Turkey deal's failure.
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But the fact that the city centers are so well-served only makes it more difficult for communities like Sharon Township to get access.
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Pouyanne said the company was looking at installing the charging points mostly outside city centers and was talking to car makers such as PSA .
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Throngs of visitors landed in city centers, some of which had been off-limits to foreigners only three decades earlier, during the Soviet era.
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While most suburban skaters seek spots outside of city centers, the best urban skate spots can be found at the center of any city.
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Contemporary art spaces here are sometimes awkward about acknowledging the historical precedents that created their huge, airy exhibition halls, conveniently located in city centers.
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Newark is taking the advice of the US Environmental Protection Agency and providing bottled water from four city centers, Mayor Ras Baraka and Gov.
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But its fulfillment centers are still usually far outside city centers, so they're not as easily accessible as jobs in malls and department stores.
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Protesters gathered anew in city centers around Algeria demanding root-and-branch reforms - including political pluralism and crackdowns on corruption and cronyism, witnesses said.
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Hubs would connect sites including airports and business parks with city centers, with Volocopters taking off every minute to ferry passengers back and forth.
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"For the neighborhood salesmen, for the shop owners in city centers, for domestic employees, for millions of Brazilians, Brazil cannot stop," the ad said.
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The Vacation Hunt also offers flat-fee trips, which range from three to 14 days with stays at budget-conscious lodging in city centers.
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For instance, we're now seeing fresh patterns of "reverse" segregation, in which poor, minority groups congregate in suburbs as whites move into thriving city centers.
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Since then, the company has expanded beyond the internet to 16 retail locations across Canada, in city centers like Toronto, Montreal, Ontario, Calgary, and Ottawa.
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"Some of our most enthusiastic customers live out in like deep suburbs far away from city centers, but they really love fresh coffee," Mayer said.
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"Further talks are planned to extend the cooperation to higher levels of automation in urban areas and city centers," BMW said in a joint statement.
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Wedding parties and similar gatherings in Afghanistan, where many people outside major city centers carry guns, sometimes feature guests firing into the air in celebration.
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A lot of times when you were wealthy or middle-class, the best way to avoid disease was to get out of these city centers.
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Lynk & Co. sales began in China with plans for only a limited network of franchise showrooms in city centers and larger dealerships in suburban areas.
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Also, larger groups rely on buses for transportation, which are too big to get into the city centers of many small towns, especially in Europe.
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Part showroom and part warehouse, they are sprawling outlets that are far from city centers with mazes of giant bins and floor-to-ceiling shelves.
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But that could change as more formerly incarcerated people flee expensive city centers, said Brandon Rottinghaus, a political-science professor at the University of Houston.
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Lynk & Co sales began in China with plans for only a limited network of franchise showrooms in city centers and larger dealerships in suburban areas.
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"Actually it all came about because one of the businesses that ROKiT has, called Smart Cities, basically puts internet connections into city centers," she said.
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Ondruska said that initially the company has built maps covering the city centers of London, San Francisco and New York, with plans to add more locations.
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So reshaping city centers to be more people-centric and less toxic to human health by displacing cars would be an incredible win for micro-mobility.
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PKK militants have mobilized in the rural areas and city centers in Turkey's Kurdish-populated southeast and carried out major bomb attacks in the capital, Ankara.
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The simple fact is that the Democratic votes in the growing city centers overwhelmed the smaller, less populated areas that continued to perform for Republicans. 8.
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In Japan: Short two- to three-day vacations, a typical length in Japan, offer a brief refuge from life in the country's densely populated city centers.
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A rail line that fast would effectively link the two city centers as if they were no farther apart than Times Square and the Barclays Center.
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Local and national authorities across Europe are considering, and in some cases already placing, restrictions on diesel vehicles in city centers — with one notable exception: Germany.
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Suburbs with good jobs, relatively easy access to nearby city centers and moderate weather are growing twice as fast as the closest cities, per census data.
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Italy's 51 UNESCO World Heritage sites include whole city centers and town squares which have been increasingly worn out by the footfall of visitors over the centuries.
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Last month, however, Elon Musk noted that he had received "verbal government approval" to build a large underground Hyperloop network linking major city centers across multiple states.
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Not without radical action to expel most non-PMV vehicles from city centers to expand the safe (road) spaces where lower powered, lighter weight PMVs could operate.
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These are especially common because of the large number of white families that left city centers in the decades after the Supreme Court integrated schools in 1954.
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Small businesses like Brooks' firm are spread over South Africa's picturesque landscape and in its city centers, offering cheap accommodation and providing employment to local, underskilled workers.
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As housing affordability in America's economic centers grows worse, the working poor and middle class are being pushed further away from city centers and reliable public transportation.
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There's certainly a need to harmonize regulations and incentivize wireless investment (especially outside city centers), but this doesn't appear to be the way to go about it.
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The Taliban in recent weeks have been accused of suicide attacks, a roadside bomb that killed 35 bus passengers and blasts that devastated markets and city centers.
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City staff planned to conduct lead tests of all drinking fountains and sinks in all city facilities and will test for lead at schools and city centers.
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Tesla opened the first two station in city centers Monday as part of a larger push to expand the network, the company said in a blog post.
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In recent years, Palestinian terrorists began employing vehicles as deadly weapons, using them to mow over soldiers and civilians alike at bus stops and in city centers.
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Such discrimination has forced many people to the suburbs, making Indian city centers less diverse and cosmopolitan, with high rents already making them unaffordable to poorer workers.
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As opposed to the telecommunication infrastructures of the past, which were housed in monumental buildings in city centers, the internet infrastructure is often housed in neighboring nondescript buildings.
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Rising demand for urban living from millennials and their baby boomer parents—some of whom are downsizing—has pushed up prices for homes and condos in city centers.
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This is especially true in British town and city centers, once nocturnal party hotspots, now increasingly just large-scale franchise opportunities for David Lloyd Gym and Leisure Centers.
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From Los Angeles to London to Abu Dhabi, its real estate portfolio consists of luxury condos, affordable and workforce housing, company headquarters, retail spaces, hotels, and city centers.
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"In city centers, we need to completely rethink the way we light by putting people at the center and not cars, which have their own lights," Kyba said.
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These range from conventional bronze plaques to more ambitious examples of public art like stone monuments, sited in barren stretches of wilderness, populated city centers, or even underwater.
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But despite weeks of protest in France's largest city centers, French Prime Minister Manuel Valls said it is his "responsibility" to make sure the bill is pushed forward.
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The cover of the section gives a broad view of the region it was printed for, with heavy splotches of black fading to gray farther from city centers.
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Rallying at airports and city centers, these protesters countered Mr. Trump's Islamophobic language with the message that Muslims are welcome and an important part of America's cultural fabric.
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In the end, with millions massed in Tahrir Square and other city centers, and even marching to the doorstep of Mubarak's palace, his resignation was announced on Feb.
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It's nearly four times as densely populated as Queensbridge, 18 times as dense as Co-op City, closer to the density of city centers in Paris and Barcelona.
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Short-term rentals, she said, account for half of the country&aposs rental options, which means tourism dollars have the potential to spread out well beyond city centers.
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The English-language news channel Press TV echoed forecasts by news organizations affiliated with the hard-liners, saying that their candidates had won decisively outside the major city centers.
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Those are also the cities where zoning restrictions have kept a lid on housing supply, sending prices soaring as high-paying tech employers flocked to previously-abandoned city centers.
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Trump won the state narrowly in November, vaulted by supporters in rural counties outside the city centers of Pittsburgh and Philadelphia -- areas that have been ravaged by the epidemic.
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The pace of the global movement away from rural areas and into urbanized areas — a category that includes suburbs and small towns as well as city centers — is startling.
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They came of age during a resurgence of city centers and their popularity shows that there was a lot of demand that traditional taxis and transit operators weren't meeting.
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If I had had an extra day in each place, I would have wanted to explore neighborhoods just outside of the city centers that I'd heard good things about.
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For cities that build them, streetcars have increased property values, spurred private investment in both residential and commercial development, and helped to attract major employers back to city centers.
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Mayors are using all the powers they have to shift markets and shape consumer choices — buying electric buses, for example, and creating low-emission zones in their city centers.
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The decline in diesel's market share has accelerated this year after cities like London, concerned about nitrogen oxide pollution, began taking steps to keep diesels out of city centers.
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"We won't meet our targets of getting cleaner air in city centers with software upgrades alone," Cem Ozdemir, a leader of the Greens, said as he headed into the talks.
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The involvement of so many automakers has helped turn Agag's wild idea of an all-electric racing series that takes place in major city centers into an unlikely success story.
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Rural counties want to increase their tax base, home builders lobby hard to develop and high prices in city centers push moderate income earners to the urban periphery, Simon said.
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Ikea's long-overlooked food division might expand into cafés in city centers after raking in about $1.8 billion in worldwide food sales in 2016, according to a Fast Company report.
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Rami Levi's supermarkets are largely located on the outskirts of urban centers and the Cofix deal, which is subject to regulatory approval, will give it a foothold in city centers.
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Hayes made the case that cultured meats can be produced anywhere—most likely, in facilities near city centers—so they won't have to be transported long distances in refrigerated trucks.
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Millennials prefer city living and are "21% more likely to buy their homes near city centers than Gen Xers," says a Journal of Regional Science study, mentioned by CB Insights.
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Ask the oracles about the future of the auto industry and you'll hear a lot of murmuring about an all-electric future featuring shared autonomous shuttles shuffling around city centers.
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Walkable communities are relatively unaffordable (the city centers can be expensive) or unavailable for retirees and the public (because they are often snapped up by the wealthy and the employed).
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In recent days his rallies in major metro areas haven't been near city centers, making it harder for protestors to gather on foot and easier for police to control him.
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The anti-urban impulse that had sent middle-class families to the suburbs had reversed itself, and young professionals were flocking to city centers near their jobs and one another.
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Also, as counterintuitive as it may seem, drinkers in city centers—despite drinking in larger social groups—are actually having significantly shorter conversations and are less engaged within their interactions.
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Organizations wanting to take part must be public limited companies and priority will be given to those operating in crowded public places such as city centers and sports and entertainment complexes.
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The project, called [AR]T Walk, is a walking tour through various city centers around the globe aiming to help the digital art works of artists come alive in physical spaces.
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The new vehicles also open up the question of more suburban sprawl: If commutes become productive work stations-slash-zen dens, will people opt to live farther way from city centers?
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Most experts agree that robot cars will first roll out as fleets of self-driving taxis in controlled environments — college campuses, business parks, dedicated freeway lanes, city centers, or retirement communities.
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Belgium, popular with tourists because of its picturesque medieval city centers and art galleries, was the scene of twin attacks in Brussels in March 2016 in which 32 people were killed.
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It's not lost on Pennsylvanians that the candidate has been here, speaking to large crowds not only in city centers like Pittsburgh and Philly, but elsewhere around the state as well.
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WeWork's service isn't a good fit for many types of businesses and office work, and it has yet to prove that its business model works outside city centers, the analysts said.
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Police also used teargas to break up small demonstrations in Kenya's three main cities - Kisumu, the capital and the port of Mombasa - defying a government ban on rallies in city centers.
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The last-mile-problem, or the problem of quickly bringing goods from a warehouse to a consumer, has driven a huge increase in demand for light-industrial properties near city centers.
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Ms. Louise suggests being part of the solution by considering the outskirts of a popular destination instead of city centers and the like — a way to save both money and hassle.
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"Hyperloop also takes some of the great things of rail, such as getting us close to city centers, but adds the advantage of the speed of air travel," said Teague's Liddell.
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With alcohol rated as one of Britain's biggest health problems and binge-drinking revelers causing mayhem in city centers every weekend, health chiefs said no level of drinking could be considered safe.
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The homebuilder industry has suffered in recent years after failing to adapt to changing consumer preferences and new government rules that prioritized urban high rises over family homes away from city centers.
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Some of these airports will no longer be relegated to the outskirts of town—they will merge with city centers, becoming new destination "cities" within a city for people without travel plans.
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Uber's lofty plans for DallasEarlier this year, Uber unveiled plans for a network of urban air-taxis zipping from city centers to airports, with Dallas as one of the first test markets.
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By 2020, all of these plug-in hybrids will also feature a new tool that will make driving them in cities that ban combustion engines from their city centers: BMW eDrive Zones.
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I was awful, yet another contributor to a particular strain of noise pollution that has degraded the quality of life in European city centers at least since Bob Marley's "Exodus" came out.
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"Work and social life end earlier in the United States than it does in Italy, and city centers can empty out between 6 pm and 7 pm," claims the Foreign Affairs Ministry.
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Thousands of protesters gathered anew in city centers around Algeria demanding root-and-branch reforms - including political pluralism and crackdowns on corruption and cronyism, witnesses said, and more were expected after Friday prayers.
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In France, meanwhile, demonstrators kept numerous roads across the country blocked on Saturday as groups of protesters gathered in city centers, but the anti-government backlash was more muted than in previous weeks.
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President Dwight Eisenhower's federal highway program, justified by the Cold War need to disperse citizens from city centers in the event of a nuclear attack, was the largest public works program to date.
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Price said self-driving trucks have advantages over passenger cars, including the relative ease of operating on interstates compared with city centers, which reduces mapping requirements and safety challenges involving pedestrians and bicyclists.
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"Racing in city centers requires proper planning and while this process opened-up some interesting alternatives, we'll allow more time to look at these before proposing for inclusion on the calendar," it added.
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Airbnb continues to expand outside of traditional city centers, and its new offerings will appeal to more diverse users and changing travel patterns, according to Chris Lehane, head of global policy for Airbnb.
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The centralization of these food vendors has created economic advantages of scale for the suppliers, particularly as city centers have deindustrialized their ports and become more reliant on trucks delivering goods in containers.
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Furthermore, in both instances city centers were so tightly cordoned off that the NSM's speakers weren't loud enough to carry their message of racial superiority anywhere near earshot of bystanders and counter-protesters.
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In many towns, shoppers have been flocking to newly built shopping center, leaving the historic city centers decaying and pocked with commercial vacancies — much as U.S. main streets were hollowed out decades ago.
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Another poll, conducted by YouGov last year, indicated that 61 percent of people polled thought fireworks should be forbidden in dense city centers, and 86 percent felt the tradition produced too much garbage.
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With more store closures likely on the horizon, consumers can expect to start seeing hotels, gyms, apartment complexes, more food halls and grocery stores at traditional malls, turning them into more like city centers.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Contrary to popular belief, busy city centers beat suburban living when it comes to human wellbeing, as socializing and walking make for happier, healthier people, according to a new report.
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"In city centers, buses and trains are often the best way to get around, which presents a challenge for people who use wheelchairs or with other mobility needs," said Google in a blog announcement.
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I love that I've been able to explore so many picturesque cobblestone streets with loads of amusements and fish-and-chip shops overlooking the sea, plus city centers with small shops and local eateries.
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Blade, a short-distance aviation company known for helicopter rides from airports into city centers, has raised around $38 million in new funding from backers that include Airbus and real estate company Colony NorthStar.
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Customers might typically be urban dwellers — for example moving to smaller digs or simply looking for a way to, yes, de-Clutter — but the storage centers themselves tend to be far outside city centers.
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Beauty and Bite is exemplary of what regional collecting institutions that have smaller audiences than the museums in large city centers need to do, especially if they lack the budget to purchase large traveling shows.
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The Baby Boomer hubris and NIMBYism that sent malls into further and further orbits from city centers has come home to roost and it promises to change the face of retail in a big way.
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While Ryanair built its business by striking low-cost deals with small airports far from city centers, by the end of this year it will for the first time be flying mainly to primary airports.
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The move comes as demand in China for LCVs is expected to rise significantly, especially for electric commercial vans, which Beijing is encouraging in its polluted and congested city centers, in addition to electric cars.
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Where it stands: Democrats overwhelmingly take majorities in city centers and inner suburbs, while Republicans' vote share increases as you move to the middle-ring suburbs, becoming more prevalent in distant exurbs and rural areas.
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"This situation won't go away any time soon, because the markets where distribution centers are most in demand — typically near or in densely populated city centers — have scant available land for industrial uses," Egan added.
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The seats are comfortable and supportive, the cabin in "quiet" mode is more hushed than any other supercar we've driven and the ride is compliant enough for trips to city centers or long highway cruises.
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For several weeks this fall, every Saturday, as thousands of South Koreans gathered in city centers to call for the impeachment of Ms. Park, they would often sing the first article of their country's Constitution.
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Massive demonstrations have shut down city centers, and millions of kids have ditched school on Fridays to strike alongside a new figurehead who emerged this decade, Time magazine's 2019 Person of the Year, Greta Thunberg.
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The dynamic is being exacerbated by a trend of residents attempting to escape the pricey rents in city centers by migrating to cheaper, often working class areas—which themselves soon experience a spike in housing costs.
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A clever policy could open the possibility of excluding cars almost entirely from city centers — so that streets could be reclaimed for new leisure and retail opportunities that don't demand masses of parking space on tap.
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PowerShare helps drivers locate charging points and pay for the supply, while allowing suppliers to optimize to balance demand on the grid, depending on the time of day, for example between city centers and residential areas.
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Shared dockless e-scooters and e-bikes can be part of a suite of more affordable solutions for cities, making it easier for users to access city centers or other places where there are more jobs.
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I think we need to protect what makes cities great and make places function in the first place and not repeat the mistake of giving up our city centers to an ever-expanding number of cars.
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As a longtime city liver, who prefers the diversity, walkability and convenience of a city to the mostly sprawling and very unwalkable suburbs, I think it's great that companies are moving back to the city centers.
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In their search for what public-housing agencies had promised as the minimal requirement of a "decent, safe and sanitary home," the poor have been pushed farther from the economic activity and opportunities of city centers.
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But I make up for it by finding places to rent that are extremely low cost, by either living outside of city centers or renting with roommates, and getting around on foot and by public transportation.
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BERLIN/PARIS (Reuters) - European capitals tightened security on Friday ahead of New Year's celebrations, erecting concrete barriers in city centers and boosting police numbers after the Islamic State attack in Berlin last week that killed 22015 people.
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While Uber and Lyft are effective in taking people longer distances outside of city centers, the ride-hailing services don't work well in the downtown parts of densely populated cities, where traffic often slows to a crawl.
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Among other moves, the review of its China operations will likely see Ford focus on segments such as electric cars and electric commercial vans, with China encouraging to help clean up its polluted and congested city centers.
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Many Pennsylvanians, particularly outside the bustling city centers, are anxious about the decline of their own communities, and they see something in Trump they haven't gotten from traditional politicos: respect for their communities and way of life.
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"While it's obviously very important to get major metros connected with fast fiber Internet, Ting Internet is proving that the fastest Internet access available isn't just for city centers," Elliot Noss, Ting's CEO, said in a statement.
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STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - IKEA Group's new CEO will focus on developing new stores and showrooms in city centers as the surge in e-commerce and home delivery dims the appeal of its giant out-of-town warehouse stores.
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"I sell in places where I go with my friends, usually warehouse-type house, D&B, techno clubs outside Sheffield and Manchester city centers that don't have high security, where they are relaxed towards dealing," he says.
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While fans say they help free city centers from traffic and promote cycling, critics argue they have taken advantage of a lack of regulations and are riding roughshod over local communities to act as "parasites" on public space.
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PARIS/BORDEAUX (Reuters) - France's "yellow vest" demonstrators kept numerous roads across the country blocked on Saturday as groups of protesters marched in city centers, but the anti-government backlash was more dispersed and muted than in previous weeks.
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After millions turned out in Washington and around the country for the women's march protests on January 21, tens of thousands more crowded airports and city centers to rail against the White House travel ban the next weekend.
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Brodin revealed plans to transform Ikea into a "multi-channel" brand, where people could shop online and in city-centers as well as in big-box stores, as part of a strategy shift running from 2019 to 2021.
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On the eve of the town's tricentennial, and in light of the spike in hate crimes around the country, the removal of treasonous racists from the pedestal of city centers seemed common decency as well as common sense.
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These are artists from districts far away from city centers, homemakers who might paint as a hobby, people in other professions who indulge a passion for art making during weekends, and art students who are still in school.
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For what I am not so sure, perhaps for the plight of the individual against the cult of celebrity, perhaps the poor urban planning of major city centers or, more likely, the declining standards of App Store submission vetting.
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Thousands more occupied city centers, filling surrounding streets throughout the weekend to prevent police from sealing them off — a tactic that meant the huge crowds of people arriving to vote were able to do so peacefully in most places.
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Baptiste took the opportunity to mention a new partnership between his venture firm and Urban X, a startup accelerator that's co-run by BMW and focused on reimagining city life around the world — not just in U.S. city centers.
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Government tanks rolled in last year to crush a Kurdish uprising here and in several other places, leaving little behind — some of these city centers are practically ghost towns, and the Kurds who still live here seem haunted, too.
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As well as offering the traditional thrill of high speed and performance, the new car permits 25 km of electric-only power, allowing drivers to leave home quietly and pass through city centers free of noise or dirty emissions.
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Ask mayors what they wish for in their city centers, and they will give you similar answers — safe streets, bustling sidewalks, busy stores and restaurants, and a healthy and growing residential population with plenty of money in its pocket.
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The mayors of Paris, Madrid, Mexico City and Athens have all said they plan to ban diesel vehicles from city centers by 2025, while the French government also aims to end the sale of new gasoline and diesel vehicles by 2040.
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Just under 30 percent of voters live in city centers while over a third live in suburbs like Villeneuve-Saint-Georges, one in four in rural areas and under one in 10 in medium-sized towns, the INSEE statistics office says.
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The mayors of Paris and Athens have said they plan to ban diesel-engine cars in city centers by 2025 in the wake of the emissions scandal, while France is also making plans to reverse favorable tax treatments for diesel.
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Bans on diesel vehicles from city centers are also planned in Paris, Madrid, Mexico City and Athens by 2025, while the mayor of Copenhagen wants to bar new diesel cars from entering the city center as soon as next year.
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In a reversal of the game spent looking for shapes in the clouds, viewers can peer at city centers shot from the atmosphere and will find it difficult not to see familiar forms take shape in these dazzling vignettes. —L.
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But lawmakers from the opposition-controlled Senate said in a report published this week that the accumulated loss in turnover, which reached 30 percent in city centers on average over six months, will start taking its toll in the coming months.
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So there's this idea for us, which is we're not a company that's going to be in city centers; we're going to be a company that's going to be providing services to the full city for the fortunate and the unfortunate.
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Yes, there are other Trump architectural typologies: Trump Palaces, Trump Residences, Trump City Centers, Trump National Golf Courses, Trump Parks, and Trump Parcs (as well as a loooooooong list of properties which have been sold, abandoned, or were never built).
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Like other e-scooter startups, VOI pitches itself as a way to ease traffic-clogged city centers and reduce pollution, with VOI's scooters offering a "clean, efficient, cost-effective and zero emission" first-and-last-mile alternative to cars and taxis.
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In 1990, seniors comprised a larger share of the population in the top 50 city centers than they did at those places' periphery; now seniors represent 1 in 14.73 residents at the edge and only 1 in 6 in the center.
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However, with the Euro 2016 soccer tournament underway in France and drawing huge crowds to city centers and areas around stadiums, the report from Belgium was consistent with assessments by security officials that its neighbor faces a persistent and serious risk.
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"The government's plans were an insult to those being made sick and dying from air pollution and failed to consider strong measures to get the worst polluting diesel vehicles out of our town and city centers," said ClientEarth lawyer Alan Andrews.
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They don't need trains that lead to city centers, or it's not worth it for them to take a train into the city if they can drive straight to their workplace and avoid second or third rides on subway or buses.
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More workers want to live and work in city centers and near mass transit, and they want amenities such as restaurants and gyms in walking distance, especially as working hours continue to extend beyond the typical 9-to-5 workday.
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In Scotland's country estates, as well as its sought-after city centers, modern comforts and conveniences now allow buyers to enjoy the country's history and natural beauty without the cold and damp for which its larger properties were once notorious.
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Today's college-educated millennials might be crowding into city centers, but each day employees at companies like Google and Facebook endure hours in cars or on buses commuting to squat office complexes that have all the charm of a Walmart.
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Given the competition companies are facing when it comes to attracting and retaining talent, providing the same amenities as competitors based outside city centers seems invaluable, with Campsyte boasting an extremely impressive roster of partner companies, including LinkedIn, PayPal, Salesforce and Airbnb.
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Britain has said it will ban the sale of all new diesel and petrol cars from 2040, replicating plans by France and the mayors of Paris, Madrid, Mexico City and Athens, who aim to ban diesel vehicles from their city centers by 2025.
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Organizers have revamped plans for security and estimated that 10,000 people would be hired to staff the operation, which will cover the stadiums as well as city centers and organized fan zones: areas for people to congregate and watch matches on video screens.
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Its rural coalition is solid and was enough to ensure victory; but the decreased turnout for Clinton and Democrats in down-ballot races in city centers and inner suburbs may provide the chance to contest more House and Senate seats in 28500.
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This past summer's tourist crackdowns in Italy, for instance, were understandably intended to stem the tide of selfie sticks and Trevi-fountain-wading but also placed restrictions on so-called indecorous behavior, obstructing access to city centers to anyone officialdom deems undesirable.
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Across the country, supporters of the Second Amendment gathered at state capitals and in city centers, hoping to counter the swell that has emerged in the wake of a February massacre that killed 17 people at a high school in Parkland, Fla.
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At any given hour in Russia's cities and towns, there are dozens, if not hundreds, of suspicious-looking characters scurrying around parks and city centers burying stashes of drugs such as mephedrone, cocaine, MDMA and weed, ready to be picked up by buyers.
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The review of its China operations, part of a broader strategy re-think under new CEO Jim Hackett, will likely see Ford focus on electric commercial vans, which China is encouraging in its polluted and congested city centers, as well as electric cars.
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What Schumacher, who probably penned his essay from the comfort of a large or at least multi-room home, fails to acknowledge is that smaller apartments don't necessarily equal cheaper apartments, especially when it comes to crowded city centers and other highly desirable locations.
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If you can get people out of poverty and getting to where the work is and deliver health care and food easily in city centers, we will enhance the quality of life and standard of living around the world and that's a worthy goal.
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Drive-through services were on the rise with the opening of new pedestrian outlets in city centers where people order online and pick up their purchase on foot, with over 5,100 selling points and sales up 7% on a year-on-year basis in 2018.
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BrightFarms, which builds greenhouses just outside of city centers, started with a 211,2000-square-foot greenhouse in Bucks County, PA; in February, it opened a 22015,203-square-foot facility just outside Washington, DC, and will debut a 220,230-square-foot Chicago greenhouse this summer.
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But it shouldn't take a security consultant to explain the obvious: The very thing that makes these revitalized city centers so attractive to visit and to live and work in is what also makes them attractive targets for terrorists, and even the plain deranged.
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"The move should allow Casino to free up cash and to focus more on lucrative business lines such as E-Commerce and stores located in city centers as opposed to out-of-town hypermarkets," said Meriem Mokdad, a fund manager at Roche Brune Asset Management in Paris.
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This aligned with one segment of the progressive architectural community of that time, the British architects Alison and Peter Smithson and the architecture critic Reyner Banham, whose idea of "uninhibited functionalism" argued for city centers based on movements of populations rather than as planned architectural forms.
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PARIS (Reuters) - The worst of the impact on the French economy of the yellow-vest protests, which rocked city centers across France last winter, is yet to come, a report said, predicting a wave of bankruptcies among small businesses in the second half of the year.
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But the reality for Australian baseball at the moment is a small six-team league with stadiums far from city centers, scarce TV coverage and the knowledge that a big chunk of the league's players will soon leave, headed back to the United States for spring training.
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Several US officials told CNN that with the increased pressure of US military and local on Raqqa, and Iraqi forces building pressure around Mosul, ISIS is reacting in various ways, including digging into city centers and allowing fighters to flee and try to blend into local populations.
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The top 20 cities for male same-sex married couples are more likely to include dense city centers like New York, Los Angeles and Chicago, while the top 20 cities for female same-sex married couples tend to include smaller and medium-size cities like Springfield, Mass.
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High-speed rail is widely idealized as a transportation option — and for good reasons: It tends to be highly convenient, connecting city centers in a way that is fast, safe, affordable and comfortable, with a minimum of overhead time and the benefit of a low-carbon footprint.
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Although its lone defense against frequent avalanches is a single bulldozer — a machine that arrived only in 2008 and must sometimes clear miles of snowy debris — the maintained road has lured away many young men from Khom and to the economic opportunity of far-off city centers.
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The carmaker reiterated it will install a software upgrade on around 4 million Euro-5 and Euro-6 models in Germany as part of a deal agreed with German top-level politicians on Wednesday to help prevent diesel cars being banned from driving into city centers.
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Source: APElon Musk tweeted this morning that he has received "verbal" government approval for his Boring Company to build an underground Hyperloop tunnel connecting New York City and Washington, DC.According to Musk, a Hyperloop passenger would be able to travel between the two city centers in 29 minutes.
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The law also repeals an existing measure that penalizes solicitation by prostitutes, which many viewed as having forced prostitutes to work in more desolate neighborhoods or outside of city centers where they were less likely to be arrested by the police, but also where they were less safe.
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Estonia has become the first country in the world to offer free public transport to all its residents, a move the Baltic state says will not only reduce air pollution and traffic congestion, but also foster commercial activity in its city centers, according to the World Economic Forum.
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Proud of its National Hockey League exports, moose population, muskie fishing, and Franco-Ontarian charm (you can get great poutine and maple syrup in town), the city encapsulates the reality of much of the rest of the country: a partially suburban community with rural areas far from city centers.
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As for the other big prizes on the so-called "Second Super Tuesday," voters in Mississippi and Missouri absolutely trounced Bernie in favor of the former VP, as Bernie once again failed to match Biden's appeal to African American voters and more moderate white voters outside city centers.
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New York's storm-prone communities are home to many low-income minorities who live there not because "everybody wants to live on the beach," but rather as a direct result of public policy, led by Robert Moses and other planners, intended to segregate minority communities far from city centers.
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From small towns in Illinois and Idaho to city centers including Los Angeles and San Francisco to Paris, London, and the ancient city of Athens, Greece, thousands of demonstrators are rallying for women's rights, prompted by Donald Trump's newly officiated presidency and in response to events in their own countries.
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That said, T-Mobile also has plans to utilize Sprint's mid-band 2.5GHz network for faster, more localized speeds once that merger is completed later this year for more concentrated areas as well as its own nascent mmWave network for small but highly saturated areas (like city centers or sports arenas).
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With existing semi-autonomous cars already clearly pointing the way to self-driving cars, it's not crazy to see a mass bifurcation where people choose to either live in expensive city centers or move even farther out of urban cores in the knowledge that they'll be able to work or relax en route.
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While many young adults chose to live and bring up children in the suburbs, a growing number of empty-nested retirees are now moving to city centers where they can access public transportation, shop on foot for food and household needs, and enjoy cultural offerings and friendly gatherings without depending unduly on others.
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According to the Wall Street Journal, "people familiar with the matter" relayed that the decision has been made and may be announced as soon as Tuesday:Amazon is dividing the second headquarters evenly between New York's Long Island City and Arlington County's Crystal City neighborhoods, which are both located directly across from the major city centers.
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We looked at what's causing the drop in 15 major cities and found trends that are rooted in seismic shifts in urban life: the rise of on-demand technology, the changing nature of work, the evolution of e-commerce, the redevelopment of city centers, the influx of young professionals and the suburbanization of the poor.
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Read more: Ikea exec reveals how opening a new kind of location will help it win in e-commerceIKEA, known for its giant out-of-town budget furniture stores, is investing heavily in adapting to new shopping habits and online competition, developing digital and other services as well as setting up smaller stores and showrooms in city centers.
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The paths of the highways that would become the interstates were laid out in a 1947 map, followed by a 1955 Department of Commerce document — often called the "yellow book" — that specified the paths these highways would take through city centers: The plan's key contributors included members of the auto industry (including General Motors CEO Charles Erwin Wilson) and highway engineers.
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Tesla revealed today that its work to bring the Supercharger network to city centers starts with locations in downtown Chicago and Boston that open Monday, and that these new Supercharger stations for urban areas have a new design that includes rapid charging with a dedicated 72 kW of power per vehicle — so that with multiple cars at the same station, there's no downgrade in charging rates.
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That should allow the cars of Electric GT World Series to compete on bigger, faster tracks than Formula E. (Right now, Formula E only holds races on small street circuits, typically hosted in city centers.) An official race calendar will reportedly be revealed later this year, but Electric GT Holdings told Transport Evolved that the series is already negotiating with famous tracks like Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya, Donington Park, and even Nürburgring.
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This all means that the fare recovery ratio can be lowered if a larger chunk is funded through taxes on real estate (which profits from the proximity to transit hubs), corporations (which use public transit to bring workers and clients to the office), professional sports teams (which use public transit to bring fans into their stadiums), and other profiteers of gentrification (which has pushed lower-income people further from city centers, forcing them to rely on public transit more).
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But Mayman says he wants this to be a device that just works, a design concept that made a lot of sense when Steve Jobs was using it to refer to the simplicity of the iPad, but feels a tad more aggressive when presented with the rendered images of someone flying this thing over city centers: A lot of the industry's existing work around autonomous flight and stabilization for drone aircraft really doesn't account for Jetpack Aviation's design, though Mayman says they've already made some significant progress with their 1:3 scale prototype.
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