Go deeper: Local news deserts are getting some relief Cities are turning into news deserts
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"If the powers that be cared, we wouldn't have food deserts — food deserts are by design," he said.
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" For Lang, that means "running naked in places I probably shouldn't, like through libraries or deserts (remember for next time: deserts = cactuses).
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For me, that means, occasionally, running naked in places I probably shouldn't, like through libraries or deserts (remember for next time: deserts=cactuses).
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"If he had spent a minute in the deserts of Afghanistan or in the deserts of Iraq, I might listen to what he has to say," Allen said.
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Daycares are an important option for families given the predominance of child care deserts (1/2 of families with children live in care deserts) and the need for more affordable care options.
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So you end up with food deserts and closed hospitals.
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Despite efforts to eradicate food deserts in Chicago, they persist.
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If humanity fails to act, it will get just deserts.
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It is love that exceeds the deserts of the beloved.
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The event is popularly known as Davos of the Deserts.
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The risk of widespread banking deserts may be a mirage.
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And the impact of these health care deserts is undeniable.
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Jordan boasts stunning ruins, sweeping deserts and the Dead Sea.
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Do you have any people working out of food deserts?
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With a universal income, just deserts don't seem at issue.
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The S.A.S. was born in the deserts of North Africa.
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There's also no denying that food deserts are very real.
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I think of my patients who live in food deserts.
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Times Insider The mountains, deserts and canyons shape people's identities.
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These "biological deserts" are bad for fish and fish eaters alike.
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These deserts may expand if the Trump administration has its way.
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Media-watchers worry about "news deserts", or areas without any newspapers.
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With its swank hotels and nearby deserts and gnarly mountain roads.
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It can also operate from open fields, deserts, ice or water.
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Substantially reducing livestock use in deserts and mountain ranges is another.
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His two favorite deserts were black jelly beans and pecan pie.
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I'm not happy the company is finally getting its just deserts.
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And so there was no comeuppance; there were no just deserts.
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Some may have relocated to the lawless western deserts of Afghanistan.
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Perhaps concentrating first on neighborhoods outside Manhattan that are transit deserts?
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So we wouldn't have deserts if it weren't for the tropics.
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It's why he's involved in eliminating food deserts in black communities.
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Next year, the group plans to tackle nutrition and fitness deserts.
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Deserts are really similar to theaters — it's a huge empty place.
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She traverses deserts, mountains and cities, talking to oilmen, oligarchs and villagers.
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Even as charters proliferate, areas of the city are now education deserts.
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Generous parking requirements create asphalt deserts, sapping cities of vigour and beauty.
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Expressways have been built across deserts; airports opened at oxygen-starved elevations.
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If tropical beaches, sandy deserts and temperate forests aren't to your liking.
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Think of food deserts, the low-resource neighborhoods bereft of fresh produce.
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This is the kind of deserts veggies eat ❄️⛄️🍩 jokes!
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Nellis DunesLas Vegas is surrounded by desert, and deserts mean sand dunes.
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It could start by helping people in 'food deserts' access healthy foods.
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Instead of the bright, luscious worlds, I got dull and ugly deserts.
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Israel's deserts can serve as laboratories for growing vines in warmer conditions.
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An exodus of grocery stores is turning rural towns into food deserts.
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Climate change and human activities have accelerated the expansion of China's deserts.
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It's the reason that the Sahara and Atacama deserts are barren wastelands.
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The dry deserts of Namibia are also gorgeous when viewed from above.
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In part one, we also used drones to track China's expanding deserts.
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"Queens continues to grow and so do our transit deserts," she said.
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Its deserts shelter Islamist militants, and its Mediterranean coastline teems with migrants.
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A third species lives in the deserts of Argentina, Paraguay and Bolivia.
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We cruised summer blacktop at night across Arizona deserts looking for reptiles.
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The homeless go hungry and plenty of neighborhoods are considered food deserts.
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"We're looking at food deserts as one of our issues," said Rep.
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Many outside powers have attempted to dominate the deserts of the Middle East.
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La Paz was all deserts and sea, perched at the tip of Baja.
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And if so, will he get his just deserts, whatever they may be?
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He stole the cash, but that doesn't mean he got his just deserts.
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Rubino says she sees what happens to women who live in contraception deserts.
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Grazing has been blamed for turning vast swaths of the world into deserts.
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Trilobites In 2008, chunks of space rock crashed in the deserts of Sudan.
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Food deserts would be gone, and the health of our population would rebound.
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Similarly, Nick Middleton's introduction to " Deserts "—a definitionally dry subject—is fantastically interesting.
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The research programs inform us about food deserts and new trends in agriculture.
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The number of Chicagoans living in food deserts has now dropped 40 percent.
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At the time, Frey's exposure and humiliation struck many people as just deserts.
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Indeed, he thought she got her just deserts by being murdered for it.
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By day, the runners would cover set distances through deserts, mountains and cities.
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Alaska and Minnesota are certainly among those states dotted with child care deserts.
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What do you do when the best part of your game deserts you?
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Shrinking transit deserts does not necessarily require wholesale construction of new transit infrastructure.
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Perceptions of just and unjust deserts could be presumed to affect voting behavior.
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For his part, Mr. Finley said the Gangsta Garden wasn't about food deserts.
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Now they're an annual occurrence, as China's deserts expand at a startling pace.
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Poorer migrants stow away on boats, hop on freight trains, and cross deserts.
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Deserts aren't necessarily deserted — they can be crowded with fantastic flora and fauna.
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The author accompanies migrants on perilous journeys across mountains, deserts, and the Mediterranean.
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Lightning typically hits the area in the deserts during the summer monsoonal season.
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At 30,000 feet, cabin air is drier than the air in most deserts.
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Just Deserts Mr. Geick has grappled with homophobia on and off the mat.
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And while the amount and size of deserts vary from state to state, a little over one-fifth of the country lives in a state where 60% or more of the neighborhoods constitute child care deserts, according to the same report.
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As such, scooters are filling in gaps in transportation networks and addressing transit deserts.
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For this week's episode, "Deserts," David Pierce chatted with director and producer Ed Charles.
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You'll find ants thriving in the deserts of Australia, and termites in parched Namibia.
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New large-scale construction has been popping up in the deserts of western China.
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The Communist Party began battling deserts not long after it seized power in 21983.
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In these so-called food deserts, an investment by any retailer is good news.
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According to the company's estimates, more than 23 million Americans live in such deserts.
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Interestingly, he found that planets with small oceans feature land masses dominated by deserts.
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Australia is more than a nation of dangerous animals, vast deserts and bigoted politicians.
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It involved scouting deserts with a Marslike feel, ultimately settling on locations in Jordan.
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Spruce plantations are said to be devoid of life—vertical deserts of dark green.
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This last 37 hours is not at all like those past Trump Twitter deserts.
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Most of the sparsely available farmland is along the Nile, sandwiched between two deserts.
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The BLM is sort of like the Forest Service but for grasslands and deserts.
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If you ask me, the only thing Megan has been serving is... just deserts!!!!
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Bodies disappear in the vastness of the deserts and mountains, bones scattered by scavengers.
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Travel the world to exotic locales, from the ruins of Babylon to Egyptian deserts.
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That being said, fans of both deserts can now enjoy an acai-vanilla swirl.
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These sometimes unbearable conditions make the Southwest home to beautiful deserts and national sites.
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For instance, more plentiful rainfall in Utah deserts will simply evaporate away, said Udall.
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People living in "food deserts" lack exposure and sufficient access to plain old vegetables.
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McKinley's priestesses are shot in remote, crude locations like deserts or abandoned parking lots.
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Still, seriously, deserts are pretty hot during the summer, the coat seems like overkill.
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Advocates sometimes tout urban farming as the solution for "food deserts" in poor neighborhoods.
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Facebook published a map to show where local "news deserts" exist across the country.
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They had to walk for hours through deserts and through areas with no houses.
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General Harrigian said only one main enemy lurks in the deserts of eastern Syria.
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But linking together towns in sparsely populated areas of mountains and deserts is expensive.
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Once all color has drained from the deserts and forests, the night comes alive.
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"So that's rural areas, that's urban, what we call urban broadband deserts," Pallone said.
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Why it matters: Around 14 million people live in food deserts, per the USDA.
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So animals living in undersea deserts depend on carbon from decaying organisms from above.
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Transportation deserts were present to varying degrees in all 52 cities in our study.
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Sometimes beloved characters depart much too soon, and sometimes villains get their just deserts.
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So you can also take them into hot climates like deserts and the jungle.
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The whole thing has become a wonderful exercise in just deserts for carpetbagger owners.
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The once-invulnerable Logan is shown alone, backed by dusty deserts and rusting equipment.
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We define areas of limited accessibility to affordable nutrient-dense foods as 'food deserts.
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About 13.5 million people live in food deserts across the U.S., per the USDA.
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During field research in Namibia's northern deserts, they were out looking at volcanic rocks.
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You see, they have their own terror out in the sunbaked deserts: the sprintarrow.
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Food deserts, or low-income areas that lack easy access to grocery stores, are rampant across the US. At least 23.5 million Americans live in these food deserts, where grocery stores are located more than a mile away, according to the USDA.
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How about in food deserts, where the only options are tilapia, catfish, and farmed salmon?
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Because of Jordan's geography, Marines are able to train in environments like mountains and deserts.
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Food deserts are also found in rural areas with similar health consequences to local residents.
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Regulations that prompt clinic closures -- and result in "abortion deserts" in places such as Texas.
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This mix creates unserved "transit deserts" with high need for public transportation but little availability.
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Before they knew it, orders were coming in for deserts for parties and even weddings.
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Not one of the lucky few fleeing to the deserts of Indio, California in April?
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When you think of Mars, you might imagine red-tinted deserts and craggy red rocks.
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The trouble is that stories require twists of fate and just deserts and motivated action.
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A few states including Alabama, Nevada and Oklahoma have begun to study rural food deserts.
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Over half of Americans live in neighborhoods classified as child-care deserts by the Center.
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That would tempt fate, and probably ensure that we'd get our just deserts next time.
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"I think this will be really helpful in assisting those who live in transit deserts."
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But rather than reducing arrivals, this pushed them into desolate routes across the Arizona deserts.
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These just deserts feel rewarding to the viewer, the culmination of a multiyear long game.
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There are a lot of places around the world … that have deserts, jungles, mountains, glaciers.
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"And it will particularly hit hard small newspapers that are already news deserts," he said.
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All that rain can lead to life-threatening flash flooding in the deserts, forecasters said.
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The Namib Desert in Africa is estimated to be one of the world's oldest deserts.
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There are the obvious elements: unsafe neighborhoods, food deserts, a dearth of yoga studios, etc.
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As the insects spread out, the unlucky ones will end up in deserts and die.
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Space Engine renders the first planets as warm terras while the rest are cool deserts.
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But there's reason to believe the project's found followers in some of America's sex education deserts.
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The province is also the home to parts of the Gobi, Badain Jaran, and Tengger deserts.
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Prominent features seen in the video include the continents, deserts, forests, and various bodies of water.
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"A lot of the people that live in our communities live in food deserts," Griffin said.
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His microphones have taken him to the tip of South America and the deserts of Mongolia.
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The Great Victoria Desert is the biggest of Australia's 10 deserts, spanning nearly 135,000 square miles.
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Climate change brought water to the coastal deserts of Peru, letting farms there flourish for decades.
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The future is not in sun-scrubbed food deserts where the average home price is $500,000.
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It is difficult to attract a workforce at remote mines in the middle of vast deserts.
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Our shared public inheritance — wildlife refuges, national parks, high deserts and grasslands — didn't happen by accident.
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We are united by a deep love for our parks, forests, mountains, prairies, deserts and waterways.
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Still, more than 19 million women in need of publicly funded contraception live in contraceptive deserts.
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New Mexico's deserts and mountains are stunning, but this state also has a high poverty rate.
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Basically, in the TV show, the host goes to places like forests, deserts, and the ocean.
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Adding an infill stop at Ivy City could address one of DC's most notably transit deserts.
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Child care deserts are harming our children today and limiting America's potential for future economic growth.
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"These microbes are very different from those previously known to occur on the surface of deserts."
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Living concrete might help in environments harsher than even the driest deserts: other planets, like Mars.
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Deserts are empty but also kind of intense; empty stadiums signify the melancholy transience of greatness.
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For example, we found that 22 percent of block groups in San Francisco were transit deserts.
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Transit deserts reinforce inequality We also found that relatively well-off neighborhoods have better transport services.
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More than four decades after the law took effect, many lower-income neighborhoods remain credit deserts.
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My group collects information about rare plants and animals in the Great Basin and Mojave deserts.
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Arizona's driver's license shows a desert landscape in the background — the state has four different deserts.
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Either way, the Prada show had a quality that seldom deserts her, that of intellectual strictness.
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But Mike took it so seriously, like he owns all the deserts in the whole world.
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More often, nonprofits move into food deserts with their own stores or residents establish food cooperatives.
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Go deeper: A partisan divide over the future of local news Local newspaper giants face cold winter Local media falls victim to partisan politics Local news deserts are getting some relief Cities are turning into news deserts Big Tech throws money at the local news problem
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She also shared a sweet group shot of the family and their sweet deserts at the museum.
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At the end of the segment, barren deserts, where the procedure has not been adopted, become visible.
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Some peatlands harvested in this way are now discarded as vast, barren wastelands—deserts of cracking mud.
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News deserts that have been spreading across rural America are creeping towards small and medium-sized cities.
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The Pill Club wants to eliminate those deserts, as do other companies in the digital health arena.
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The greatest risk of old Olympic parks is that they turn into deserts, but London's is humming.
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The new measure will help Birmingham attract and retain grocers in the city's food deserts, he said.
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They've traversed deserts and rivers—some being arrested in the process, some returning to attempt yet again.
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Explosive welding, for obvious reasons, is usually carried out in tunnels under mountains or in remote deserts.
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And the open borders around Libya's deserts have provided havens for extremists from North Africa and beyond.
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We also looked at how an exodus of grocery stores is turning rural towns into food deserts.
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"We're talking about entrances out in the deserts, remote areas, dangerous areas, people bringing children," he added.
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Backyards substituted for Peruvian jungles, Mississippi flatlands for Egyptian deserts, and a hound dog for a monkey.
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Another million or so had been driven from their homes and hunted into forests, deserts, and mountains.
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Some of these gaps mirror other deserts for healthcare access that arise in sparsely populated rural areas.
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Oceans also warm more slowly than other global arenas—like forests, deserts, or even the air itself.
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They were alarmed at what they found: Deserts, grasslands, tropical and boreal forests are all rapidly disappearing.
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The effects of global warming on the nation's deserts haven't been as obvious as along its shorelines.
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It spans centuries, with the camera panning across deserts and rooftops, gaudy casino floors and sprawling constellations.
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We see this danger in social media, where A.I. traps users in echo chambers and emotional deserts.
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JA Solar is redesigning some panels for very hot, dry deserts and others for very humid jungles.
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There are pictures of them smiling together in the deserts of New Mexico, on mountaintops in Hawaii.
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We would be crossing snowy mountain passes, black sand deserts, raging rivers and hot, acidic mud pits.
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We would be crossing snowy mountain passes, black sand deserts, raging rivers and hot, acidic mud pits.
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Along with discrimination, various market failures have led to credit deserts and underserved urban and rural communities.
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Scientists have found micrometeorites mainly in the Antarctic, remote deserts and other places far from civilization's haze.
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Also, urban surfaces are recent arrivals in the global landscape compared to polar ice and ancient deserts.
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Yet, 23.5 million people live in food deserts across the country and one in six face hunger.
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Also, many of our patrons live in urban food deserts so accessing grocery stores is often very difficult.
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The images inside the tunnel can be changed to show different landscapes, like deserts, or to display advertisements.
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"There is a real danger that we will leave future generations only rubble, deserts and refuse," he warned.
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But there's art to be found outside the museum—in deserts, along mountains paths, and nestled into valleys.
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The butterflies start their migration following rainy periods in the deserts of the Southwestern US and northern Mexico.
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In Africa and Asia indigenous groups were often pushed into the forests or deserts and disdained by newcomers.
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In addition, the two smiled in front of a platter of deserts lit with a series of sparklers.
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In January, they spent sometime on a different terrain: the deserts of Egypt, where they celebrated Moore's birthday.
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Hundreds of venture firms are starting in cities and countries that were previously considered deserts for technology innovation.
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He partnered with Ernesto "Don Neto" Fonesca to create gigantic fields of sinsemilla in Mexico's isolated northern deserts.
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Dollar General, for example, is adding produce sections to hundreds of stores in rural and urban food deserts.
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It has used tanks, guided missiles and a fleet of drones and fought across deserts, mountains and cities.
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Frank Griffin (Jeff Daniels) is terrorizing the midwest after his pseudo-son Roy Goode (Jack O'Connell) deserts him.
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Some kids have never seen broccoli or a carrot before because they're in areas known as 'food deserts.
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SEAN HANNITY, FOX NEWS HOST: And thief of world leaders&apos deserts, I&aposm not giving it up.
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Australia's deserts produce surreal scenes so abstract they look like paintings, like this image from the Simpson Desert.
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Las Vegas, Nevada, of course, is in the middle of one of the hottest, sunniest deserts on Earth.
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One last thing on the "Last Jedi" footage: We saw all sorts of settings — mountains, oceans, forests, deserts.
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As it turns out, blissed-out deserts can't hit the pause button on all of life's knotted problems.
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Similarly, 7-Eleven has 85033 SNAP-eligible locations in my district, some of which are in food deserts.
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The Department of Agriculture's SNAP retailer rule will turn food deserts from a sand dune into the Sahara.
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To see vast oceans, immense deserts and mountain ranges from so high up is both humbling and inspiring.
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We go into the heart of these contraception deserts to give them access to the healthcare they need.
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Between its vibrant jungles, wetlands, savannahs, and deserts, the country is arguably the ecological gem of South America.
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They call both areas "transit deserts" where public transit is often not available within a convenient walking distance.
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The surviving hunter-gatherers ended up in deserts and other places that weren't good for crops and livestock.
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You seemingly rout the same bandits over and over across a series of familiar forests, beaches, and deserts.
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For families living in food deserts, getting fresh fruit, vegetables, and other healthy food options is a trek.
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Scientists have debated the extent to which those measures help, and deserts have continued expanding in critical regions.
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Adept at surviving in challenging conditions, goats thrived in the rugged mountains and scorching deserts of northern Mexico.
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It's Newspaper Rock, one of many newspaper rocks that are scattered over the deserts in the American West.
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"We are like the Western deserts; tumbleweed, rolling and tumbling whichever way the white wind blows," he writes.
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Under current law, lakes and deserts do not have legal standing, so people cannot sue on their behalf.
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As of March this year, the BLM was no longer posting images of rivers, forests, deserts, and mountains.
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Its vast and extremely sunny deserts are naturally suited to providing electricity to the country during the day.
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Islamist militants form part of a regional insurgency in the poor, sparsely populated deserts of West Africa's Sahel.
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These were fencing areas in or close to cities and accessible transportation, rather than deep in deserts or mountains.
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Utilities have responded with solar and wind energy systems that now scar deserts, valleys and hillsides across the state.
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To put it another way: being a Sandtrooper who only walks around deserts does not make a fun game.
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In a country with vast deserts, it would make more sense to use gas and invest in solar energy.
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Through creativity and innovation, we transformed barren deserts into flourishing fields and pioneered new frontiers in science and technology.
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The Han Chinese regard it as theirs because they have built a modern economy in its deserts and mountains.
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Here on Earth, with our deserts and droughts, we've got tons of folks in need of fresh, drinkable H53.
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The desert tortoise is a small, humble species that ambles across the Mojave and Sonoran deserts in southern California.
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There's nothing unsettled about this: seas are rising, deserts are widening and people are suffering at home and abroad.
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In 2009 the Department of Agriculture calculated that 11.5m people, or 4.1% of America's population, live in such deserts.
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Javelinas — hairy hog-like animals in U.S. deserts — have been spotted sleeping next to the bodies of their dead.
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The only places left relatively unaffected will be polar regions and tundra, high mountains, and deserts, the report projects.
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I use it on mountains and in deserts, and it never fails to keep my lips soft and moisturized.
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Of all the rest stops in all the deserts in all the world, Bogart had to walk into theirs.
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Does American security really require sprawling armies camped out in foreign deserts and vast armadas patrolling the high seas?
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"We want to have a Thanksgiving table that is overflowing, with five deserts and all different sides," Lempert said.
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He'd visited the beaches of South Carolina and the deserts of Arizona, and most recently the mountains of Colorado.
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Herok is based in Australia, but photographs around the world—particularly in the deserts and coastlines around the UAE.
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The other 1,000 miles of the border won't need a wall because of natural obstacles, including mountains and deserts.
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No forest greens in the arid deserts of Afghanistan during the day; no whites anywhere but in the snow.
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They continued north, crossing deserts where the sand was so deep they had to dismount and push their bikes.
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China The country's deserts have expanded by 21,000 square miles since 1975, crowding out cropland and producing devastating sandstorms.
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He permanently conserved an ecological oasis at the junction of the Mojave and Sonoran deserts using the Antiquities Act.
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In the second act, these spoiled young things get their just deserts, through a variety of fantastically fiendish means.
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The two main offerings were an Arabic and Mediterranean set menu, and a huge choice of deserts and cheeses.
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Now ISIS would have to rely on an onerous network of secondary routes through the deserts to the south.
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Xinjiang is a frontier territory of mountains, grasslands and deserts that makes up one-sixth of China's land mass.
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Deserts in Arizona and open areas along the Rio Grande in Texas are now a favorite point of entry.
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And climate models suggest that at our current rate of climate change, deserts could expand by 34 percent globally.
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Generally, goats are more adaptable and can survive in harsh and poor environmental conditions, from deserts to icy mountains.
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Most of its lands are far away from major population centers and consist of deserts and grasslands—not exactly destinations.
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From arid deserts to lush forests, mountain peaks to gorgeous valleys, America's landscape is as varied as it is stunning.
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This insect population boom unfolded in the remote deserts of Oman, far from humans who might see the growing threat.
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The jihadist group Islamic State also controls swathes of territory in the deserts and Euphrates river basin in eastern Syria.
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Lyft is partnering with a nonprofit organization in Washington, DC to give rides to local families living in food deserts.
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More large U.S. cities are seeing their outer reaches turn into transit deserts, where demand for transportation vastly exceeds supply.
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The whole system is powered by solar energy—an abundant source of energy in the arid deserts of northern Arizona.
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The research revealed 27 "abortion deserts," cities in the U.S. that are 100 miles or more from an abortion clinic.
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Valerie Kay Wilkson, 54, once owned a diner, where she called her customers "honey" and "baby" and served delicious deserts.
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During periods of water scarcity, melons provided an important fluid source for travellers crossing the vast Karakum and Kyzylkum deserts.
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The 90-second trailer is soft and ambient, following the title character through pastel-colored caves and sparsely populated deserts.
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It's such a difficult challenge because the Dakar Rally goes through deserts, very high plains, and it's 50 degrees Centigrade.
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"We want to cover the news deserts that no one else is covering," said Hoodline's founder and CEO Razmig Hovaghimian.
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The major general's foray into pop culture started with his photo opportunities in the dunes and trenches of Iraq's deserts.
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These once-productive lands have either become deserts, are polluted, or have been deforested and converted for unsustainable agricultural production.
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In March, a bipartisan cluster of lawmakers in Washington proposed a new tax credit for grocery stores in food deserts.
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A map of so-called subway deserts released this month by a web developer highlighted those parts of the city.
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From Shanghai to the deserts of Utah, Aman hotels are consistently recognized as some of the best in the business.
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TUCSON — There are food deserts, those urban neighborhoods where finding healthful food is nearly impossible, and then there is Tucson.
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Red Dead Redemption's American frontier is full of sweeping vistas that range from mountains, to forests, swamps, deserts, and cities.
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The Chinese government has made efforts to hold back the growth of deserts and to resettle people in those regions.
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The first is infrastructural: cars let Americans cross cities, states, woods, mountains, deserts, and, ultimately, the nation in reasonable time.
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The government aimed to create industrial-scale agriculture in Peru's northern deserts through a sprawling system of locks and canals.
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At the gallery, she discussed making art in the deserts of Chile, in Paris, and in North and West Africa.
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The countryside is green in the way of certain deserts, but empty coffins litter the road, along with a corpse.
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I hear often from readers pointing out our all-too-frequent lapses (in fact, we've gotten "just deserts" wrong ourselves).
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But vindicated winners, sure of their own legitimacy, seldom share much of their "just deserts" with the rest of society.
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But in 2016, under mounting pressure from the EU, Niger began criminalizing immigration and patrolling the deserts for illegal crossings.
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Summer temperatures in the coastal cities of eastern Australia are generally much lower than those in the country's central deserts.
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" The Scottish actor Ewan McGregor tweeted: "It's about time this came to light and he is getting is just deserts.
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Education deserts are especially prevalent in rural areas, and millions of Americans lack an internet connection suitable for online study.
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They then cross referenced the food deserts with delivery ranges of grocery stores that accept food stamps for online orders.
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Making Moves New developments in transit deserts have also attracted New Yorkers who don't fear a longer or nontraditional commute.
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Flee to the mountains, deserts and babbling brooks to get in touch with wild spaces, to find perspective and humility.
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The stated purpose is to drive big money into investment deserts — areas where wealthy investors might otherwise hesitate to tread.
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What interests him is the world's topography — mountains, seas, deserts — and its role in international diplomacy, economic development and nationalism.
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There are coverage deserts, huge (mostly rural) parts of America that lack ready access to autopsies or trained death investigators.
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While easily traversable deserts define Iraq's terrain, Iran is characterized as defined by mountains, the steppe, and even forested areas.
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He later deserts her for a "proper" white wife named Kate; the opera ends with Cio-Cio San committing seppuku.
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"They live in these broadband deserts," Smith said, referring to the lack of high-speed internet connections in those places.
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Baggage ambassadors were on hand Wednesday to wish passengers "Happy Thanksgiving" and add dollops of whipped cream to the deserts.
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The area is famed for its four-seasons-in-a day-climate and pristine rivers, lakes, deserts, grasslands and glaciers.
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Rawsome Treats in New York has a range of raw, vegan and gluten-free-friendly deserts without any refined sugar.
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The companies claim to be a panacea for today's modern commuting woes: traffic gridlock, carbon emissions, and public transportation deserts.
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This was initially surprising — Celmins's subject matter is not exactly sexy: mostly subdued images of oceans, galaxies, deserts, and spiderwebs.
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But perhaps not in the near future, thanks to technology that is currently being tested in the remote deserts of Israel.
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Evolving Kneads Bakery does a taste test against Tilman's existing gluten-free deserts and Glenn and Michael's bakes are a hit.
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Earth's wind-blasted and sun-scorched deserts can, if suitably wired up, provide humanity with a lot of clean, cheap power.
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The exhibition will be held in the AlUla deserts in northwest Saudi Arabia from January 31 to March 7 of 2020.
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Intense Santa Ana winds, which blow from California's deserts toward the more populous coasts, have made fighting the blazes particularly difficult.
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Each has a different degree of impact on regions that range from tropical forests and deserts to coastal and inland waters.
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But as it transforms from empty deserts roamed by Bedouin into a populous Arab state, the kingdom shows signs of strain.
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Human-caused global warming is going to make these tasks challenging as it produces more deserts, droughts, heatwaves, and other stresses.
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Hospital closures are worsening rural America's medical deserts, with some people having to travel over 100 miles to the closest facility.
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In the story, Bad hands off a strange baby to the narrator, claiming that it's theirs, and then Bad deserts her.
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The 2,000-mile border joining the U.S. and Mexico is lined with lush jungles, sandy deserts, soaring mountains, and roaring rivers.
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She thinks her depiction is orientalist, which shows in the fact that her powers are directly related to sand and deserts.
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These stones are the bedrock of the deserts and mountains of the Eastern Mediterranean and are still a common construction material.
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Including abortion care in these models has the potential to reduce abortion deserts in the places where access is most needed.
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In the US, "food deserts" are low-income areas where access to a grocery store is more than a mile away.
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Communities in food deserts may have access to some types of foods that are high in calories or low in nutrients.
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Earth has dune fields like this too in our deserts—one more thing we have in common with the Red Planet.
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For some reason, lots of people have screen-savers of deserts and it picks it up thinking it is skin colour.
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People in lower social-economic categories are more likely to live in "food deserts," areas that lack access to healthy foods.
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It has also made investments that cut down on food deserts in the few remaining areas where poorer black residents live.
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Sure, it is not the heat of the deserts of Rajasthan in India, where temperatures in May crackled to 123.8 degrees.
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Today's most advanced V.R. video games conjure visually rich space stations (Lone Echo), deserts (Arizona Sunshine), and rock faces (The Climb).
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If there's comedy here, it's as bleak as it comes, but in Russo's universe, rest assured, deserts will be apportioned accordingly.
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More food entrepreneurs want to make an impact too—from supporting nearby farmers to reducing food waste or ending food deserts.
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But for the millions of Americans living in food deserts, plucking a peach off of a tree isn't really an option.
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There, while on residency, Ancarani conceived of the film, taking trips through California, Nevada, Arizona, and Utah to survey several deserts.
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Some 2,33 years ago, in the deserts of China's Turpan Basin, someone decided to lovingly shroud a man's remains with marijuana.
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China is already grappling with the direct consequences of climate change, like melting glaciers in western mountain ranges and expanding deserts.
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In hundreds of cases, the military and the police have been accused of disappearing individuals across Mexico's coasts, deserts and mountains.
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Somewhere during my reporting, I had stopped thinking about food deserts and people who didn't even have access to ancient grains.
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City leaders have also called for extending the Red Line nine miles into transit deserts on the city's far South Side.
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In contrast, vegetables, whole fruits, legumes, nuts and high-quality proteins are much more expensive and, in "food deserts," often unavailable.
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There are roughly 200 American "news deserts" without any local newspaper coverage, and even more areas where a single source dominates.
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The emergence of vast 'news deserts' across the country is an enormous social problem that requires a sustained public policy response.
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Subway deserts stretch along the easternmost reaches of Queens, the North Bronx and across coastal Brooklyn to name a few places.
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Therein lies the success of their formula against food deserts: a healthy food market that simultaneously operates as a social enterprise.
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WADI NATRUN, Egypt — Christian monks living in the solitude of Egypt's deserts have always faced the threat of attack from outside.
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"I think there we will unfortunately see more closures of newspapers, more news deserts as a result of this," Fisco said.
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We passed through mountains and deserts before arriving at the Grand Canyon and I tried to absorb all the magnificent terrains.
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Dominated by some of the oldest deserts in the world, the southern African nation of Namibia is unlike almost anywhere else.
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And many New Yorkers outside Manhattan live in transit deserts, where there are few subway stations and bus service is sparse.
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In some of the most severely affected cities, 1 in 8 residents lives in what we refer to as transit deserts.
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And the city's transit supply is relatively good, so we only found 2 percent of block groups that were transit deserts.
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Much of the new infrastructure is in the sparsely inhabited western deserts, where its short-term economic usefulness may be limited.
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One of television's greatest anti-heroes got the better of the baddies and at the same time received his just deserts.
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Together let us explore the stars, conquer the deserts, eradicate disease, tap the ocean depths and encourage the arts and commerce.
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"Our mission is to make transportation accessible to anyone anywhere, starting with the people who live in transit deserts," he added.
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And the demand is understandably high — which has led to dangerous overgrazing in Mongolia and essential grasslands being turned into deserts.
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A pressing concern in our food system is food deserts — an issue that we, as a society, collectively strive to fix.
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We heard from nearly 100 people suffering from the heat, which reached 123.8 degrees — a record — in the deserts of Rajasthan.
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She is decorating macaroons and boxing up baklava and other butter and honey-soaked Mediterranean deserts for the weekend farmer's markets.
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" But, as the company said earlier this week, its own research has found a huge number of info-starved "news deserts.
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The orange butterflies, called painted ladies, are known to travel annually from the deserts of Southern California to the Pacific Northwest.
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Many food deserts are in areas where there is inadequate public transportation and taxis either don't exist or are very expensive.
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Two Czech women had been kidnapped in the deserts of Baluchistan Province, Pakistan, and Western officials hoped that Mr. Eshaq might help.
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There is an emphasis in the DHS Analytical Baseline Study on analyzing food deserts, and factoring in the availability of grocery stores.
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Jordan's rocky mountains and barren deserts gave US Marines a taste of what combat in this area of the world is like.
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"The Saharan Palette is about the nomadic tribe in West African Saharan Deserts called the Fulani People and Tuareg People," notes Eburu.
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"The one that never deserts, the one that never proves ungrateful... is the dog— faithful and true, even in death," he wrote.
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A judge has overturned the convictions of four women who left water and other supplies for migrants in the deserts of Arizona.
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In the project's early stages, she tracked down individuals who live near these deserts, largely through information on their social media pages.
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Chile is currently affected by a multi-year drought and creeping deserts, which are shifting fruit production to the more temperate south.
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Some fret that branch closures risk turning poorer neighbourhoods into "banking deserts", cut off from current accounts, loans and other basic services.
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Fashion is aspirational, that's why designers are always spouting off inspirations as varied as the deserts of Morocco, or the Scottish moors.
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Cold winter, or temperate, deserts have unique ecological qualities, experts say, providing important feeding grounds for animals and migration areas for birds.
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The likes Age of Mythology and a lot of Rise of Nations, plus some more modern gems like Homeworld: Deserts of Kharak.
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The first things to come through the great plains, rocky mountains, and deserts were corporation-run railroads, subsidized by the federal government.
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From surfing to skiing, dry deserts to lush rainforests, and Inca pyramids to colonial architecture, here are the ultimate adventures to take.
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The Electric State, on the other hand, features scenes that explore the solitude of the America's deserts in the Great Basin area.
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After several years of the worst drought on record, California deserts are in bloom — and wildflowers are exploding across the harsh landscapes.
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Unfortunately, like many cities in the United States, Kansas City is also experiencing the development of food deserts in its urban core.
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If you're Martha Stewart, it was a totally chill day of dune-bashing and camel riding in the deserts of Doha, Qatar.
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Some people are also cautiously optimistic that Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods in 2017 could kill food deserts in America ... for good.
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Faraday says its test mules have been driving in "the world's most extreme environments," from hot deserts to snowy, below-zero roads.
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The Navajo Nation covers over 27,000 square miles of arid and mountainous land, taking in the vast deserts of three southwestern states.
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Refugees fleeing the Syrian civil war are walking miles through hot deserts, often in open rubber sandals that leave their feet exposed.
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There are footraces that cross deserts, traverse tall mountains and even go greater distances than Barkley's 100 or 1003 or so miles.
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Other times—like when they suggest deserts were actually caused by ancient mining—their posts are baffling, offensive, or just obviously false.
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Prices are rising fastest in markets such as cola, crisps and chilled deserts, while falling in instant coffee, fresh sausages and nuts.
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But this time, as after every previous outrage, it seems unlikely they will take on the political base that never deserts Trump.
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"We have a social mission, and part of that is to go to underserved neighborhoods and eliminate food deserts," Mr. Rosenberg said.
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He may drive a 1979 Jeep Wagoneer in Los Angeles and ride his 1948 Indian Chief motorbike out into the Californian deserts.
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One day, they heard about a wasteland, near the deserts of the Mongolian Plateau, whose people struggled to work the arid soil.
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It can also operate from open fields, deserts, ice or water, meaning it could be useful for humanitarian missions or coastguard monitoring.
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The 35-year-old sleep influencer has napped everywhere from the deserts of the United Arab Emirates to presidential suites in Paris.
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Since 1999, more than 2,19703 people have died in the Arizona deserts, often from exhaustion or thirst, according to the Tucson Samaritans.
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The production, which includes folk songs from Humperdinck's opera, gives Rosina her just deserts by transforming her into a dessert: a cookie.
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Unsurprisingly, Texas—whose lawmakers are known for being extremely anti-abortion—had the most abortion deserts (10) out of any other state.
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The more hard-line a state's opposition to abortion, the fewer funds are typically there to ferry clients across expanding provider deserts.
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There's about 30 million Americans that live in food deserts, which are urban areas that are a mile away from a supermarket.
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" He has argued that the ferry service is providing a fast, affordable commuting option to neighborhoods that had long been "transit deserts.
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The rocky shorelines, shifting deserts and winding canyons of the country's 59 national parks have been hallmarks of American vacations for generations.
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"I didn't drag him over borders through deserts," Ms. Durden said, at one point holding up a container of her son's ashes.
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MURPHY I hope that [the playwright] Mart Crowley gets his just deserts because we all stand on the shoulders of that play.
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There were 6,006 new apartments in the planning stages or under construction in these transit deserts through late September, according to Localize.city.
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These stores would likely go out of business and further exacerbate the far-too-prevalent issue of food deserts across the country.
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Under the Trump administration, the United States has carried out at least nine airstrikes on targets in the country's lawless southern deserts.
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The self-help author Marianne Williamson unveiled her Whole Health Plan, which addresses unhealthy water and air, toxin exposure and food deserts.
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Add to that the lack of child care options across our nation, child care deserts leave families without any child care options.
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Border agents patrol rocky deserts, often in the middle of the night, where there are very few, if any, other people around.
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A state panel recently recommended expanding Metro-North and Long Island Rail Road service in transit deserts in the Bronx and Queens.
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Liu said in January at the World Economic Forum in Davos that he enjoys swimming, fast walks and trips into China's deserts.
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Despite being deployed to deserts, soldiers find a way to put up Christmas trees at their bases, like this one in Afghanistan.
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And to make sure "news deserts" without enough local outlets still have robust Today In sections, Facebook will collect headlines from surrounding areas.
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The designation will hopefully keep the natural landscapes of California's deserts pristine for the use of campers, hikers, climbers, and music video shoots.
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However, what if you are a white woman artist from what many might consider one of the cultural deserts of the American landscape?
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Daniel Swain, a climate scientist at UCLA, told BuzzFeed News they form when a strong, high-pressure system forms over California's inland deserts.
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They're the parents of Paul Atreides (to be played by Timothée Chalamet), who flees into the deserts after his house is brutally attacked.
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Hot and dry Santa Ana winds, which blow from the deserts to the ocean, allowed the fire to explode in size last week.
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During his mayoral campaign, Reed said he plans to help Montgomery's poorest communities by addressing issues like food deserts and poor water quality.
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Officials say China is the first country to have reduced the size of its deserts, and that foreigners could learn from its experience.
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Apple could take a cue from its OS X naming schemes and start naming iPhones after large jungle cats, national parks, or deserts.
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There's the mountains video above plus one dedicated to the sounds of deserts, another for jungles, and a fourth filled with island sounds.
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We saw her get some of her just deserts in the season 6 finale, when she sicced Ramsay Bolton's ravenous dogs on him.
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The bottom line: The loss of local newspapers creates "news deserts," with Americans less informed on the issues that matter to their region.
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Walking for days, being held captive in several countries, and crossing of one of world's biggest deserts didn't make it an easy journey.
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Many of the world's deserts are located in regions of sinking air, typically around 30 degrees latitude on either side of the equator.
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They live in health care deserts, where they may have to drive an hour each way just to get to an emergency room.
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You can drive in any direction 100 miles, and you can be in a totally different climate zone—mountains, beautiful beaches, spectacular deserts.
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Breathtaking panoramic shots of America's woodlands, mountain ranges, and arid deserts are juxtaposed against scenes of some of the world's busiest urban landscapes.
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At first glance, these monochrome paintings might look like overhead photographs of deserts, or perhaps the blood remains of a Hermann Nitsch action.
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"In a century or so, we might see a retreat of forest lands, and an expansion of sagebrush, grasslands and deserts," MacDonald added.
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In the great days of exploration—of deserts and jungles, of the Arctic and Antarctic, even of the Moon, there was no alternative.
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Her investigation takes her from the Arizona deserts to a secret island laboratory chasing down something that could wipe humanity from the planet.
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In the days of Lawrence of Arabia, Rolls-Royces were driven across deserts and on tiger hunts in the jungles of south Asia.
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THERE'S ALSO SALADS FROM FRANCE, DESERTS FROM LATIN AMERICA, WE'VE GOT LOADED FRIES, AND I'VE GOT TO TELL YOU, THEY'RE SELLING PRETTY WELL.
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In one of the reports, the International Organization for Migration said that thousands of migrants had died trying to cross seas and deserts.
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Contraceptive deserts are counties in which there is no reasonable access to a public clinic that offers the full range of contraceptive methods.
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Parks used to write about love, too, but in this script she's interested only in avarice, in the characters' getting their just deserts.
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"This is partly symbolic, but we hope to save water too because our lakes have become deserts," said deputy Bangkok governor Amorn Kijchawengjul.
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The latest expansion will mostly reach small and midsize cities, as well as "news deserts," places that lack a robust local media presence.
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I've looked out from the bow of a Californian shipwreck like a figurehead and posed nude on horseback in the deserts of Utah.
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My urban families frequently live in food deserts, where cheap high-fat, high-sugar convenience or fast foods are their only affordable options.
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There are far too many food deserts where wholesome foods like fresh fruits and vegetables at affordable prices are hard to come by.
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Grocery stores and family-owned greengrocers have been closing for years, often transforming into condos and occasionally leaving food deserts in their wake.
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Since late January, they have been kidnapping and, in some cases, executing Iraqi truffle hunters, mostly in the deserts of western Anbar Province.
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There were exhausting 25- and 30-mile days through the searing deserts of Southern California, and cold rains and icy nights in Washington.
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The night-blooming cereus is native to the deserts and subtropics of the Southwest United States, the Antilles and Central and South America.
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Story at a glance Online grocery delivery could help those living in food deserts access fresh, healthy foods, according to a new analysis.
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For the people in these food deserts, finding a ride, waiting for public transit, walking or biking requires extra time, money and exertion.
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In the twilight of power, Hoover seemed drawn to vast, empty spaces: three of the parks he created at that time were deserts.
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Among products that showed which suffered big price falls were instant cup soups, chilled deserts, sweetened buns, tofu, mushrooms and low-malt beer.
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For many years, Chinese deserts expanded at an annual rate of more than 1,300 square miles, and the Gobi pushed southward toward Beijing.
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Not all patches of coastal ocean can be the Great Barrier Reef, but that doesn't mean they should all look like lifeless deserts.
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Its 5,000 stores are scattered throughout the country, and are frequently the only option in shopping deserts for rural or lower-income shoppers.
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Mr. Zhang, China's most famous director, shot scenes in the deserts of Gansu Province, where Jiayuguan is, though not at the fort itself.
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Today some 250 species of ants in tropical forests, deserts and grasslands throughout the Americas build fungi gardens in climate-controlled chambers underground.
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One contained higher, more complex agriculturalists, which probably transported their fungus with them to dry or seasonably dry climates like deserts or savannas.
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Others have made a dash across deserts west — through Syrian army lines — and south into Iraq's Anbar Province to avoid capture, or worse.
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But no amount of weed can obscure the fact that something about the experience turns grim around the time your appetite deserts you.
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I liked Southern California and was really into being close to the beaches, mountains, deserts, good weather and wineries all at the same time.
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This five-inch-long flaxen critter is known to aborigines as the "karrkaratul," and is only found in northwestern dune deserts of Western Australia.
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The animal can survive in a variety of environments from mountains to deserts to marshes — and seemingly, plane cabins — with little food or oxygen.
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Second, gypsum dissolves in water (this is, indeed, the reason dunes made of it are rare, for most deserts have at least some rainfall).
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The similarities between the climate of the California desert and that of the Arabian and Sahara Deserts did not go unnoticed by the visionaries.
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California's Fourth Climate Change Assessment found that temperatures of the inland deserts of Southern California, including the Coachella Valley, are expected to continue climbing.
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The organization raises global awareness through educational programming, innovation competitions, and event stunts such as running 40 marathons across seven deserts in seven weeks.
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Urrea, whose installation is placed near one of the city's food deserts, intended for the work to comment on limited access to nutritional food.
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Among them was Mahmood Karzai, Hamid's elder brother, a dealmaker and businessman who dreamed of creating American-style suburbia in the deserts of Kandahar.
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The settings appeal to the nascent game designer within every player, stringing together vast deserts with mysterious castles, raucous train journeys and airship rides.
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These days, thanks to decades of strategic breeding and rigorous training, the contests span more than 300 miles over vast deserts and jagged mountains.
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Egypt fears the hydroelectric scheme will restrict the waters flowing down from Ethiopia's highlands, through the deserts of Sudan to its fields and reservoirs.
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The area is one of the country's 192 so-called "medical deserts" — areas where the authorities have failed to find successors for retiring doctors.
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An analysis of FDIC data by The Economist shows that banking deserts, using the Fed's definition, are home to just 1.7% of the population.
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Many developing nations are home to health care deserts — regions where accessing proper care is often unrealistic due to travel time or financial cost.
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They're also exposing transit deserts, showing who is and isn't adequately served by the status quo, and even by newer options like bike share.
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Why it matters: Facebook and rival Google have shouldered blame for creating local news deserts by upending the business models of small, local newspapers.
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The PSA is aimed at bringing awareness to the 23.5 million Americans living in "food deserts," according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA).
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Another issue is a lack of options: 51% of Americans live in neighborhoods classified as child-care deserts by the Center for American Progress.
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CEO Vasos said last year that Dollar General can "drive a tremendous amount of traffic" by adding produce in rural and urban food deserts.
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The Force Awakens' most precocious character was BB-8, the globular droid that rolled across the deserts of Jakku and straight into our hearts.
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The new heat wave, while less intense than the previous scorcher, will reach between 100 and 110 degrees in Southern California's valleys and deserts.
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So-called "contraceptive deserts" leave 19 million women without access to health clinics that provide the full range of FDA-approved birth control methods.
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The baking section lets you create virtual deserts in your real kitchen without all the mess or the pressure of making an unfixable mistake.
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Peppered between Dalí's often outlandish recipes are surreal photos and illustrations of the food paired with his melting clocks, barren deserts, and fantastical animals.
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Described as "nutritional wastelands" by the USDA, food deserts occur in both cities and rural communities and take a toll on the populations' health.
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Nairobi, Kenya (CNN)In the same deserts where the oldest human fossils were unearthed, scientists now have discovered evidence of mankind's worst invention: warfare.
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Around 216 million people live in food deserts, or areas where there isn't a place nearby to buy produce—no fresh apples or broccoli.
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These areas, known as "food deserts," are a key issue in the broadly-shared policy goal that all Americans deserve access to healthy food.
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For instance, at the moment, there is no visualization set up for showing how the world's forests, atmosphere or deserts change through the eons.
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Progressives counter that most beneficiaries are already employed, and that many poor people live in food deserts where healthy food options aren't readily available.
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And what happened was very rapid diversification into a lot of very different species, large and small, able to live in deserts and treetops.
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In this multimedia report, we look at how the country's deserts are expanding, and how climate change and human activities have accelerated the process.
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The border between the U.S. and Mexico is more than 28503,22019 miles long and traverses a variety of terrains, including urban areas and deserts.
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Along the 26,2800-mile route, the train weaves through the Rocky Mountains and the Sierra Nevada, shifting scenery from cities to mountains to deserts.
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Even with federal grants designed to make these expansions more affordable, there are hundreds of communities across the US that are essentially internet deserts.
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Here are some of the videos recorded in the remote deserts of Nevada and over the Pacific Ocean, with descriptions of what they show.
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The scope of their demise stretches across all ends of the planet, from wetlands, to tropical islands, to arid deserts, and even the Antarctic.
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Substantial rainfall in the deserts near the border with Mexico, where the insects lay their eggs, has caused the unusually large swarms, scientists say.
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A century ago, they were found in the deserts and mountains from southern California to Louisiana, and as far north as the Grand Canyon.
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Spurned by his lover, Kragler takes to the streets and joins the revolution, yet deserts his comrades when Anna comes running back to him.
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Last week, media outlets reported that about two dozen bodies had been unearthed in the deserts between Helmand and Kandahar, a major smuggling route.
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We've learned Joe is now a staunch supporter of the Estate he once claimed was robbing members of his family of their just deserts.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — Their desperate journey out of Afghanistan, en route to safer lives in Europe, had taken months through high mountains and treacherous deserts.
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Mail order birth control has soared in popularity as reproductive health advocates try to find solutions to so-called "contraception deserts" in rural areas.
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In a violent skirmish, he learns how grisly war can be, and deserts, to return to Tatara and the woman (Anna Ishii) he loves.
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"These buildings in second- and third-tier transit deserts are addressing the outer-borough work force," said Patrick W. Smith, an agent with Corcoran.
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There has also been a growing movement to improve affordable access to healthy foods in communities considered "food deserts" where obesity is often rampant.
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He said this phenomenon has been seen in satellite images of deserts, but scientists didn't know what caused the dunes to repel each other.
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The notion of just deserts has deep roots in the Bible, based on the assumption that God rewards the good and punishes the wicked.
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All of this evidence shows that early humans migrating from Africa were able to adapt to environments and climate fluctuations, from deserts to rainforests.
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In the 19th century there was the Great Game, when the British and Russian empires faced off across its forbidding deserts and mountain ranges.
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Both flights were paid for as part of a press trip to visit the Winter at Tantora festival in the kingdom&aposs northern deserts.
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Such storms have become an increasingly common phenomenon for the region, as China's deserts expand by gobbling up roughly 1,300 square miles a year.
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NMSI is calling on other organizations and leaders interested in public education to join our effort to eradicate STEM deserts in the next decade.
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The country itself spans a region from the tropics in the north to more temperate climates in the south, with deserts in the middle.
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Or the plight of the thousands of migrants, who risked all in Africa's deserts to reach the coastline, but now languish in Libya's jails.
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Benson, whose birthday was December 18, shared several more snaps of her and Delevingne, including photos of them exploring cities and deserts in Morocco.
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The district contains the renowned Texas Medical Center as well as multiple food deserts and some of Houston's most impoverished and crime-ridden neighborhoods.
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"I think there's still many concerns from members, particularly those members in Queens and Brooklyn, who represent transit deserts," Mr. Heastie said in Albany.
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Namibia is famed for its deserts, including the world's oldest, a vast expanse of undulating, scorched sand dunes occasionally visited by an ethereal fog.
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Anyone who has ever been out to the deserts of the UAE will know the opportunities they boast for adrenaline junkies and thrill-seekers.
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Eventually, the descendents of these instruments are expected to voyage to the deserts of Mars, where they will repeat the drill, so to speak.
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Since the passage of HB2, women in certain areas of the state have found themselves living in abortion deserts, where they've struggled to find services.
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The anti-choice crusade has led to an uptick in abortion deserts, places where people have to travel 100 miles or more to access care.
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Whether they fought in the jungles of Vietnam, or deserts of Iraq and Afghanistan, our troops have defended our way of life and democratic principles.
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Wherever the group's remaining leaders are hiding -- probably in the deserts of western Iraq -- they will be hoping religious animosity is kindled in Sri Lanka.
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Every autumn, from 4,000 feet up in the Great Basin deserts of Nevada and Utah, air drops down over the mountains and through the canyons.
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The narrow angles of the valleys bear a stronger resemblance to those found in Earth&aposs arid landscapes, such as in the deserts of Arizona.
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There are deserts of information where normal people are algorithmically served memes, poorly aggregated news articles, and YouTube videos without any editorial oversight or regulation.
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You can continue forging your own path through the deserts of Arizona at Boulders Resort & Spa, where you'll find plenty of natural beauty and adventure.
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Lyft is offering discounted trips to the grocery store in 15 cities across the US and Canada to people who are living in food deserts.
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"He would always bring me deserts or gifts, he would buy me little things, so I really thought he was a nice person," she said.
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The clip — a submission for the series' book trailer competition — pulls elements from each story, stopping off in green pastures, dusty deserts and snowy mountains.
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That has been true for as long as people have lived on the side of volcanoes or in deserts or on top of tectonic faults.
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WIDE-OPEN deserts and sunshine for more than 300 days a year ought to have made countries in the Middle East centres for solar power.
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The beef boils down to this: Rent-by-the-minute wheels seem harmless, even beneficial; able to serve transportation deserts, and carbon friendlier than taxis.
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This is 15-year-old Jaylon Ogolsbey from North Minneapolis, one of the worst food deserts in America, telling me how he started eating healthfully.
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Developing countries will need to invest more in building transmission lines to connect the solar power being generated in far-flung deserts with its users.
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Whether rural or urban, food deserts often mean that the most affordable and easiest — or only — access to groceries is at a neighborhood convenience store.
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Arizona, with its searing deserts and saw-toothed mountains, has long been a Republican bastion, a place of conservative-leaning politics and liberal gun laws.
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The pattern of coalition airstrikes in Iraq over the past few months also suggests that ISIS retains a presence in the deserts of western Iraq.
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"Millions of women live in contraception deserts," Joel Wishkovsky, the CEO and cofounder of the birth control delivery startup Simple Health, recently told Business Insider.
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To free her, you must find the legendary sword and fight off the Dark Knight's beasts and overlords through deserts, snowfields, lakes, forests, and saves.
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Eusebio Francisco Kino, an Italian who explored the Southwestern deserts, offer quince, figs and white pomegranates with soft seeds that taste of apple and grapefruit.
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Now I look at the youth of today, who are hitchhiking their way through the country, discovering its islands, mountain passes, and changing-color deserts.
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The result could cause contraception deserts—communities left with no access to contraception within 30 minutes—and would hit women in marginalized communities the hardest.
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The US unemployment rate is so low that some cities and states have turned into "worker deserts" — places where companies can't find people to hire.
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Oh gosh, the wide openness of it, the history of it, the power of its landscapes, the mountains and the deserts, the rivers, the valleys.
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By the early 22015s, the natives of central Myanmar's deserts had dwindled to such low counts in the wild that ecologists declared them functionally extinct.
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But "desert" in this sense is related to "deserve," and that's what it means: He got his just deserts means He got what he deserved.
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Near Tucson, it's one of the most biologically diverse areas in North America, where the temperate and tropical zones meet and two major deserts convene.
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At the last, as she flees down a staircase, even her most trusted champion deserts her, leaving her to fight a battle of his own.
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BEER TUVIA, Israel — The military chiefs appeared on screen in full battle dress, commanding troops, sitting in cockpits or charging across deserts with assault rifles.
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After 3 degrees, Greenland's ice sheet would disappear, as would the Amazon, and deserts would begin to form across southern Africa and the American Midwest.
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The company sent teams of American geologists to explore Saudi Arabia's deserts, accompanied by Bedouin guides and soldiers from the king to ward off raiders.
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The U.S. unemployment rate is so low that some cities and states have turned into "worker deserts" — places where companies can't find people to hire.
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Our correspondent went to the deserts of Patagonia to examine how China secured its new base, a symbol of its growing clout in the region.
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"In this country we have medical deserts, where thousands of people are dying every day because of a lack of access to care," Riek said.
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Actual care packages usually just include things like socks, hotel soaps, and a chocolate bar that melted on its way to the deserts of Iraq.
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Every week, at six dozen or so sites around the world — deserts, mountaintops, island cliffs, remote oceans — volunteers collect air in two-liter glass flasks.
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Humans can hardly survive anywhere — poles will freeze us, deserts dry us into leather, oceans drown us — and yet, we still want to go everywhere.
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We hear about the many crises affecting young children: child-care deserts, "suspensions" of preschoolers with special needs and affordable housing, to name a few.
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Advances in technology are now allowing for online, blended and work-based learning models that can help millions of learners in "education deserts" earn credentials.
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Another risk arises from the enormous humanitarian crises spawned by recent battles, with millions of people affected and chaotic scenes as people flee across deserts.
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Camps can be set up anywhere in the world — glaciers, deserts, jungles, coastlines — and come with a butler, private chef, local guide, driver and masseuse.
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In 2008, he scolded black parents for allegedly feeding their children "cold Popeyes" chicken, even though food deserts are becoming more prevalent in black neighborhoods.
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In 1994, at the stick of an A-20143 Warthog over the deserts of Iraq, she became the first American woman to fly in combat.
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They planted another cross for a second person who was never identified, one of 1,100 recovered from Arizona's deserts since 2000 whose names are unknown.
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OB/GYN deserts: Lines start at regular intervals (every 20 miles) and end at the nearest location where an OB/GYN practices (Source: Amino health) OB/GYN deserts: Lines start at regular intervals (every 20 miles) and end at the nearest location where an OB/GYN practices (Source: Amino health) If the issue seems bad in the U.S., the problems are even worse globally.
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It would cap child care at 7 percent of family incomes on a sliding scale, increase wages for early childhood educators, and target child care deserts.
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The central portion of Osuga Valles on Mars resembles features found in the arid deserts of Arizona, rather than those formed by emerging groundwater in Florida.
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West of that as far as you can walk is some of the most brutal territory in all of North America, the Chihuahan and Sonoran deserts.
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He would use federal money to provide maternal health and child care in "deserts," areas of the country that lack enough licensed facilities, including college campuses.
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"They are investing in all manner of exciting excursions off to the North Pole, the South Pole, off to jungle explorations and crossing deserts," he said.
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After all of the precious blood and treasure America has poured into the deserts of the Middle East, I am committed to pursuing a different course.
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On top of that, there are the Santa Ana winds, a weather event where high pressure builds over the western US, forcing air over California's deserts.
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They spend their lives crawling through tunnel networks beneath the deserts of Africa — where the air can get a little stuffy, and very low on oxygen.
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Mr Abou Jaoudé laughs fondly, explaining that neither of these scenes features in the film—and that Lebanon does not have any deserts or oil rigs.
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From quiver trees in the isolated deserts of Namibia to baobabs in the dry landscapes of Botswana, each portrait is a study against a night sky.
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By and large, food deserts are the result of changing market trends that demand larger stores and shifts in population density over the last several decades.
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Kim Say, the owner of Adult Cakes by Kim, a Houston bakery that specializes in adult-themed deserts, said divorce cakes are one of her specialties.
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Philadelphia has experimented with something known as the "Fresh Corner" initiative, in which independent corner stores located in food deserts were encouraged to sell healthier foods.
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As Middleton explains, there are deserts in the middle of the ocean: marine regions that have an arid climate because so little freshwater falls into them.
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Superblooms can bring impressive palettes to deserts across the world, but few erupt as consistently or on schedule as the flower show in South Africa's Namaqualand.
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As warming waters turn more coral into bone-white deserts, scientists are looking for the species and regions with the best chances of resisting global warming.
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Food deserts are the nutritionally arid chunks of urban land, void of produce and populated instead with cheap, sugary foods that make healthy eating nearly impossible.
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Sure, there's a huge corporation financing and benefitting from this program, but even a corporate oasis is a welcome thing in the food deserts of America.
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The birds now prefer to stay longer in cooler areas rather than cross into Africa, where encroaching deserts and frequent droughts have made food more scarce.
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These prehistoric-looking reptiles are native to the Mojave and Sonoran deserts of the southwestern US. They're extremophiles, surviving 140-degree temperatures and months without rainfall.
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Just as the deserts of Iraq and Syria have drawn jihadists to learn battleground tactics, the trenches of Ukraine have attracted white supremacists from three continents.
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It stretches north for hundreds of miles, from the auburn deserts of Arizona into the farmlands of Colorado, where migrant workers grow and harvest organic kale.
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The cause of the swarm's size has to do with substantial rainfall in the deserts near the Mexican border, where the butterflies usually lay their eggs.
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The offerings in village stores often resemble those in the mini-marts or bodegas of America's urban food deserts, at two and three times the price.
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It all happens here on the threshold of mountains and deserts, land that begs to be enjoyed, explored, and woven into the fabric of your work.
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Today, more than half of Americans reside in areas classified as "child care deserts," according to a 20153 report released by the Center for American Progress.
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About 19.5 million people live in contraception deserts, meaning they lack access to a health center in their county that offers the full range of contraception.
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Australia's landmass is large enough to include climate regions from the tropics in the north to deserts in the middle to temperate regions in the south.
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Things like the fact that the rising air from the tropics sinks and when it sinks that's where it creates the great deserts of the world.
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In 2017, when work on the PEN project began, researchers planned to call it "News Deserts," examining pockets of the country where local news was scarce.
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All of this takes place on the most ecologically diverse section of the planet, containing jungles, tropical beaches, deserts, snowy mountains, and a skyscraper-filled city.
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An endless assortment of computer-animated landscapes — caverns, deserts, tropical forests and so on — are projected onto curtains that ring the entire set during scene changes.
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The Chinese government has made great efforts to try to halt or turn back the growth of deserts in northern China, and especially in Inner Mongolia.
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An example being one of the trends of the last decade and the decade ahead that you and I have both talked about is news deserts.
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They also want improvements in bus service in transit deserts, and for suburban commuters to be represented on a proposed committee to review M.T.A. capital projects.
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The West is a patchwork of public and private forests, deserts, mountains and canyons, and what happens to those acres can make or break entire communities.
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Substantial rainfall in the deserts near the Mexican border, where the North American painted ladies lay their eggs, is the reason for the unusually large swarms.
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"People think of deserts as barren lands and flat sand dunes with nothing there," Sergio Avila, a conservation scientist at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum, says.
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It won't be the first time she's pulled off something physically extreme: In 20303, she ran 400 marathons across seven deserts on seven continents in seven weeks.
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These logistical hurdles are best exemplified in a place Georgia, which already has reproductive healthcare deserts that make it harder for patients to access services, including abortion.
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Here's what's going on: Santa Anas are the hot, dry winds that blow from the mountains and arid deserts east of the coastal cities in Southern California.
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Large parts of California were under red-flag alerts this week due to forecasts of hot, dry winds blowing into populated areas from deserts to the east.
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The survey results provide a measure of the strength of current support for each of four values: care/empathy; proportionality/just deserts; liberty; and loyalty/authority/sanctity.
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We're proud to be a resource for women nationwide, including those who live in contraceptive deserts who may not otherwise have access to the care they need.
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How it works: AV solutions for transit deserts could take two main forms: Ride-sharing could provide financially accessible and logistically feasible transportation with relatively light investment.
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Faced with these results, Ortega surmised that the problem of food deserts (or swamps, as they were referred to here), runs far deeper than what's on shelves.
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There are zealots that worship a giant mutated catfish, slavers, hunters, and willful fighters who are just trying to get by in swamplands, deserts, forests, and cities.
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Her team has identified two cities in Missouri, Springfield and Columbia, as "abortion deserts," where patients have to travel 100 miles or more to get an abortion.
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Yet Trump's self-assurance deserts him completely when confronted with a female adversary, be it Rosie O'Donnell, Megyn Kelly, Carly Fiorina or, most recently, Senator Elizabeth Warren.
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Growing up in Maui, one of the world's most geographically diverse climates concentrated into such a tiny place, I was surrounded by oceans, volcanic deserts, and forests!
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Alongside Russia, Iran-backed forces in Syria have helped Assad drive rebels from the country's biggest cities and reclaim swathes of the eastern deserts from Islamic State.
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Brown male faces, often the most demonized demographic in the British press, are seen scaling fences, running through deserts, and staring resolutely towards lines of barbed wire.
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In essence, the public can help filter out uninhabited areas, such as deserts or bushland, so aid workers can concentrate on mapping places where people actually live.
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Data shows that drylands, including deserts and grasslands, take up about 41 percent of the world's land surface and are home to more than 2 billion people.
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In the 2nd District of Indiana, Casey's General Store has 10 locations, all of which serve SNAP recipients and some of which are located in food deserts.
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The Airlander can take off and land vertically and can operate from open fields, deserts, ice or water, meaning it can operate where most conventional airplanes cannot.
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And not just while enforcing immigration law but also when providing aid and assistance to illegal aliens who have become lost or stranded in the southwestern deserts.
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But the rest of the country, including many communities within fast-growing regions, is dominated by opportunity deserts with stagnating wages, diminishing job opportunities and declining businesses.
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For instance, when they talk about food deserts, they're talking about urban areas, but they don't always consider that everyone in rural areas has to drive everywhere.
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"Some areas of North City and East St. Louis may constitute 'banking deserts,' as they are isolated from access to conventional financial services," the coalition's report said.
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Wearing shades of creams and ivories, models showed a total of 47 looks inspired by the deserts of Wadi Rum for the brand's Spring/Summer 2017 collection.
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Mouths agape as they feed, menhaden are living vacuum cleaners sucking up algae blooms that deplete inshore waters of oxygen and create biological deserts in the sea.
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Analyzing data from California's hot and dry southern deserts, Dr. Beissinger and graduate student Kelly Iknayan have found that most species there may be facing population collapse.
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From there, the viewer is catapulted into a hyperactive sequence of kaleidoscopic images, depicting everything from a monolithic brick phone to isolated deserts to remote satellite dishes.
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" Characters like that always get their just deserts in her novels, including this one: "I gave it to the mother of the bride rather nicely, I thought.
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Held on every continent, the events range from high-speed 50-kilometer road runs to hundreds-of-miles-long tests of grit across deserts or mountain passes.
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Harsh deserts baked by twin suns, craggy caverns, lush forests, water worlds, mineral-coated surfaces, inhospitable ice, inhabited moons and even lava worlds have greeted our gaze.
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Too many families there face a hard knot of problems: food deserts, failing schools, poor infrastructure, unhealthy populations, shrinking economies, the long shadow of segregation and discrimination.
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Moses Pendleton knows how to make theatrical deserts bloom in his "Opus Cactus," which his company, Momix, is reviving at the Joyce Theater on Tuesday, June 27.
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Joshua Tree contains two desert ecosystems -- the Colorado and Mojave Deserts -- within its vast park system, leaving it with scarce water resources, infrequent rainfall and climatic extremes.
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Early concepts for contacting ET including lighting the world's deserts on fire or blowing up all of our nuclear weapons on the far side of the moon.
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Mishra said that while, in his view, India has sufficient land for traditional solar installations, much of it is in remote areas inhospitable to agriculture, including deserts.
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The speaker said several issues still remained to be addressed, including help for so-called "transit deserts," tolling on bridges and possible discounts for commuter rail users.
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But just getting to the voters — some of whom live among the world's tallest mountains, its densest jungles and sweltering deserts — presents its own set of challenges.
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Etched in my memory are sweeping cactus-filled deserts, soaring pine-dotted peaks and a lone Mexican cowboy riding across the river to round up a stray.
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He owned homes in the notorious smuggling haven of Baramcha and controlled narcotics traffic through the open deserts in southern Helmand Province that connect Nimruz, Pakistan and Iran.
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Free State of Jones tells the true story of Newton Knight (played by McConaughey), a poor Southern farmer who deserts the Confederate Army to lead his own rebellion.
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The small felines live in the deserts of North Africa and Central Asia, coming out at night to swiftly paw across the cool sand and snatch up prey.
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Unlike the Nazca Lines, which are embedded into the earth, Rogers's rock drawings are walls intended to be ephemeral structures on their mountains, deserts, valleys, and other terrains.
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In fact, abortion deserts — places where people have to travel 100 miles or more to access care — are prevalent in all regions of the U.S. except the Northeast.
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"Amazon believes the program will dramatically increase access to food for more remote customers and help to mitigate the public health crisis of food deserts," the retailer said.
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She would drive, with Lācīte, to deserts in California and Nevada—Panamint Valley, Death Valley, the Mojave—and take dozens of photographs, some of which led to drawings.
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Will and I bravely set off to explore the outer recesses and nether regions of CES, and the deserts of Nevada, in search of gadgets great and small.
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Telemedicine companies have the potential to fill that gap for women who live in these "contraceptive deserts," explains Jennifer Johnsen a representative for the organization Power to Decide.
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Finally, adding 200,000 miles of high voltage transmission to get wind and solar energy from the plains or deserts to major metropolitan areas would add another $700 billion.
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Armed with such data, retailers could, for instance, limit investment in neighborhoods where households spend less than average on groceries, potentially creating food deserts in less affluent areas.
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As of 2006, food deserts—urban areas without access to healthy foods such as fresh produce, meat, and dairy products—constituted half of Minneapolis, according to USDA data.
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This is leading to extreme and more frequent weather events, expanding deserts, loss of biodiversity, collapsing ecosystems, water depletion and contamination, and the rise of global sea levels.
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Rising temperatures, water shortages and creeping deserts could reduce both the quantity and quality of food production, including staple crops such as wheat and rice, scientists have warned.
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America's federal public lands — our national forests, national parks and the Bureau of Land Management's grasslands, sagebrush steppe and deserts – never belonged to the states to begin with.
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Libra can serve as a monetary alternative for individuals in the inner city who are in "banking deserts" and others in foreign countries with unstable currencies, Cramer said.
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Derived from a 16th century Norwegian term, "hugga," meaning "to comfort" you can experience it via spiced, warm wine, candle-lit dinners, decadent deserts and plenty of laughs.
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Yet other graduates may already have found themselves in the barren deserts of Saudi Arabia, since Trump has dispatched 3,000 US troops to that country in recent months.
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France has some 4,500 troops in the deserts to the south and west of Libya, and wants to ensure the porous borders are locked as tightly as possible.
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Supporters say allowing people to use federal nutrition benefits online could help those in what are called food deserts, where low-income Americans struggle to find healthier foods.
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Besides making shows more frequent, the consistent rainfall makes for a particularly colorful set, adorned with super-bright bulb flowers you won't find in deserts like the Mojave.
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No, your average jihadi isn't sitting on a dock with a fishing rod and a bobber, hoping for something to bite in the deserts of Iraq and Syria.
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The questions of "The Cursed Child" are the ones you can ask only after a series has been wrapped up successfully and everyone has had their just deserts.
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The report characterized large swaths of the city as "playground deserts" and called for the creation of 200 new playgrounds in underserved neighborhoods in the next five years.
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Of the 33 people signed up for the whole ride, 28 made it the full 4,000 miles, pedaling and camping through mountains, deserts, rolling farmland and tropical forests.
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We generally think of the physical ramifications of global warming in terms of rising sea levels or spreading deserts, but it's literally changing the planet itself as well.
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Clinics will shutter, providers could flee restrictive states, and the U.S. would turn into a patchwork of access—a mix of abortion "safe havens" and vast abortion deserts.
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Moreover, approximately 11 million Americans live in "education deserts" that are more than an hour's drive from a public college that accepts at least 30 percent of applicants.
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In response, some Central Americans may attempt to cross in the remote areas in the vast California or Arizona deserts or near the border city of Ciudad Juárez.
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The bottom line: There's significant overlap between the parts of the country that have been left behind economically over the past decade and those that are broadband deserts.
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Consider Birmingham, where close to 70% of city residents live in food deserts and the 2 dollar giants have opened more than 40 locations in the last decade.
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It's here in this David Attenborough follow-up to his 2006 series, which embeds with wildlife in assorted locales — islands, mountains, jungles, deserts, grasslands and even in cities.
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From at least 10,000 years ago, coyotes lived in grasslands, prairies and deserts, as far east as the Mississippi and Ohio rivers and as far west as California.
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Those vast, sandy deserts contain an astonishing amount of detail and a compelling sense of mystery that the creators at Shedworks have spent years trying to get right.
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Aid agencies say "loss and damage" occurs when stresses made worse by climate change - such as creeping deserts or rising seas - are too severe for people to overcome.
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Snowy mountains, sulfuric deserts, autumnal valleys; each biome provides a distinct sense of atmosphere and placeness, even if the map's made up of repeated and familiar tile sets.
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On average, maternal labor force participation is 3% lower in child care deserts than communities with adequate options, a 2018 report from the Center for American Progress found.
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The rest of the money, say 20 percent, could be used to upgrade commuter rails and improve service in so-called transit deserts in the boroughs outside Manhattan.
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The oceans are rising and the deserts are cooking, robots are taking our jobs, and the kids are jumping ship on our reality for an addictive virtual one.
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He composited half a dozen photos of deserts, lakes, broken mirrors, and a fish to create the illusion of a pristine lake that shattered upon hitting the shore.
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Munmun De Choudhury, an assistant professor at Georgia Tech, told me, "The challenge is that we have very little information about what people are eating" in food deserts.
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