Equatorial said Itau will acquire a 9.9% stake in its subsidiary Equatorial Distribuição, which controls utility companies Cemar and Celpa, through a capital increase.
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The oceanic and atmospheric circulations are coupled, with the equatorial winds helping drive the surface equatorial current, and sea surface temperature differentials reinforcing the rising and falling air columns.
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Also known as brown ovals, brown barges are large cyclonic regions that typically form in Jupiter's dark North Equatorial Belt or, less frequently, in the dark South Equatorial Belt, according to NASA.
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When the circulations are particularly strong and tightly coupled, the equatorial winds accelerate, the equatorial current picks up and colder than average water is carried further from the Peru coast towards the dateline.
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Jammeh was forced into exile in Equatorial Guinea in January.
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Gabon and Equatorial Guinea are expelling migrants from central Africa.
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Jammeh fled into exile in Equatorial Guinea in January 2017.
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Equatorial Guinea does not have an extradition treaty with Gambia.
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Equatorial Guinea followed with 53.7% and then Lithuania with 53.2%.
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I can't persuade equatorial countries to protect their rain forests.
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Another of Saturn's moons, named Atlas, exhibits a similar equatorial bulge.
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La Niña brings the equatorial Pacific back down to a simmer.
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BRAZZAVILLE (Reuters) - Africa-focused Australian mining company Equatorial Resources Ltd (EQX.
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Motorists navigate through potholes on streets buckling under the equatorial sun.
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But no country did worse than Equatorial Guinea, which scored zero.
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Another complication is that Equatorial Guinea has no extradition treaty with Gambia.
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Portugal's qualifying group games were set to be played in equatorial Manaus.
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It is characterized by unusually cold temperatures in the equatorial Pacific Ocean.
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If the Earth flattened along the equatorial axis, global temperatures would decrease.
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The nearly equatorial sun, on the other hand, is relentless at midday.
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Regional leaders intervened, and he was allowed to flee to Equatorial Guinea.
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The other, smaller non-OPEC producers include Mexico, Kazakhstan and Equatorial Guinea.
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That makes the northern and southern parts of the equatorial region appealing.
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Traditionally, equatorial LEO has been a minuscule portion of the satellite market.
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Local group Equatorial Energia SA was a featured player, snapping seven lots.
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Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea and Congo Republic are already developing four such offshore plants.
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The trader is also in talks to buy LNG supply from Equatorial Guinea.
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The toxic ponds are still there, bubbling black in the intense equatorial sun.
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Its location in the Petanu vale provides an escape from the equatorial sun.
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Vector CEO Jim Cantrell thinks the demand for equatorial LEO is already here.
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Complicating matters in Equatorial Guinea is that there are almost no existing charities.
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Because you're equatorial, you don't have winters where the pathogens get killed off.
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Primates (the non-human variety) threaten equatorial regions of South America, Africa and Asia.
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He lives in Equatorial Guinea under the protection of that country's dictator, Teodoro Obiang.
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Gonen Segev was extradited from Equatorial Guinea and arrested upon arrival earlier this year.
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"Virtually nobody is launching any rockets to low Earth orbit equatorial orbits," says Cantrell.
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TEODORO OBIANG, the dictator of oil-rich Equatorial Guinea, is used to shady guests.
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Block R, which contains the Fortuna gas project, is located in offshore Equatorial Guinea.
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Cesp, as the power company is known, Equatorial and Three Gorges declined to comment.
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Campaigners are pressing Equatorial Guinea's president, Teodoro Obiang, to hand him over for trial.
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He has not commented on the investigation from his new base in Equatorial Guinea.
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OPEC has recently been expanding in Africa, with Congo and Equatorial Guinea signing up.
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Equatorial Guinea experienced a "severe" contraction, Lagarde said, while Cameroon saw some robust growth.
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The money from the auction will be donated to a charity in Equatorial Guinea.
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Last year the company sold its interests in projects in Norway and Equatorial Guinea.
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Last month, Nigeria and Equatorial Guinea agreed to establish combined patrols to bolster security.
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Dissident cartoonist Ramón Esono Ebalé (aka Jamón y Queso) was arrested in Equatorial Guinea.
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But Madagascar split with Sudan and swept Equatorial Guniea to earn a surprise berth.
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He also managed the Equatorial Guinea national team for a brief spell in 2006.
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Reaching those polar orbits means "an equatorial launch site isn't an advantage," McDowell said.
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Turnout was 92.9 percent, the statement from Equatorial Guinea's Office of Information and Press said.
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The Apollo program was expensive and designed to land in equatorial regions on the moon.
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Along with Barkindo, ministers from Qatar, United Arab Emirates and Equatorial Guinea were in attendance.
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Rivera, the unemployed baker, one afternoon sheltered from the equatorial sun under a mango tree.
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The cars belonging to the son of Equatorial Guinea's ruler included Ferraris, Lamborghinis, and Bugattis.
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The ruling family of Equatorial Guinea doesn't seem to care much about foreign legal proceedings.
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The Embassy of Equatorial Guinea in Paris did not respond to a request for comment.
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Most of the population of Equatorial Guinea lives on less than a dollar a day.
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The Vector-R rocket can lift about 80 kilograms into equatorial LEO, the rocketeer noted.
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While the Justice Department heralded the Equatorial Guinea settlement, it was only a partial victory.
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Many of the world's poorest live in equatorial regions, which already have high average temperatures.
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Attempts by Reuters to reach Jammeh for comment in Equatorial Guinea, where he fled, were unsuccessful.
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The craft will parachute through Titan's hazy atmosphere and land among its dune-filled equatorial region.
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Here is 35-km Pan in mind-blowing detail with its unmistakable accretionary equatorial bulge. pic.twitter.
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Equatorial Guinea ranks 144th out of 187 states on the United Nations' 2014 Human Development Index.
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He fled to Equatorial Guinea and it is unclear whether President Teodoro Obiang would extradite him.
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Ebola, which causes fever, vomiting and diarrhea, finds a natural home in Congo's vast equatorial forests.
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Cape Canaveral and Wallops go low-inclination equatorial, then Vandenberg and us go into polar orbits.
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Declining oil production, coupled with lower prices, have led Equatorial Guinea's economy to shrivel since 2013.
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The resource-rich zone includes Cameroon, Gabon, Equatorial Guinea, Chad, Congo Republic and Central African Republic.
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Smaller producers Congo, Ecuador, Equatorial Guinea and Gabon also pumped above their targets, the survey found.
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In 22010, French Equatorial Africa split up, and two years later Chad became an independent state.
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The opinion piece questions why the bank is holding its annual meetings in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea.
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The only current African president to have ruled longer is Equatorial Guinea's Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo.
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The CEMAC zone includes Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Republic of Congo, Gabon and Equatorial Guinea.
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Kuwait, Equatorial Guinea and Mauritius had also been found non-compliant by the Board, it added.
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Dos Santos is Africa's second-longest ruling leader after Equatorial Guinea's President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo.
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Also you hear that Newt has spent a year out in the field in Equatorial Guinea.
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Just about every professional soccer team in the world is eligible, from Equatorial Guinea to Nepal.
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After spending nearly half his life in equatorial Africa, Mr. Sarno had embraced the Bayaka philosophy.
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Similar savings would be seen for launches to equatorial low-Earth orbit, or LEO, McDowell noted.
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The equatorial Pacific is split into 4 regions, named "Nino" regions, over which SSTs are monitored.
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With Equatorial Guinea added, production in October totaled 32.78 million bpd, down 80,000 bpd from September.
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The governments of Sierra Leone and Equatorial Guinea have also not responded to requests for comment.
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The gorilla was born in Equatorial Guinea and taken to the Barcelona Zoo in Spain in 1996.
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Segev, who in recent years has resided in Nigeria, tried to move to Equatorial Guinea in May.
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The icy spikes are likely to be more common around Europa's equatorial regions, according to the study.
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Charon also features an equatorial trough that extends upwards at a height of 5 miles (8 km).
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It is the opposite of La Niña, characterized by unusually cold temperatures in the equatorial Pacific Ocean.
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What's more, cacao was initially domesticated in the equatorial regions of South America, and not Central America.
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New research published this week in Nature Geoscience reveals yet another astounding Titanian feature: equatorial dust storms.
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A telltale sign of El Niño's arrival is a sharp increase in equatorial tropical Pacific Ocean temperatures.
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The virus, first detected in Uganda in 1947, spread to equatorial Asia in the 1960s and 1980s.
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At independence, French Guinea became Guinea, Spanish Guinea became Equatorial Guinea, and Portuguese Guinea became Guinea-Bissau.
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Click here to view original GIFSea surface temperatures across the equatorial Pacific for the past twelves weeks.
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It is looking into offering for sale assets in Equatorial Guinea and Chad, according to two sources.
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Equatorial was the only bidder on the distributor, known as Ceal, in the northeastern state of Alagoas.
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Compared with the equatorial regions explored during the Apollo missions, little is known about the moon's poles.
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Mr. Jammeh, who fled to Equatorial Guinea in 13, did not respond to efforts to reach him.
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Ofili's describing this kind of equatorial light, how in Trinidad even in the darkness there's a luminosity.
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Mr. Jammeh is now in exile in Equatorial Guinea, a nation known for its own brutal government.
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Both systems are solar powered, limiting the areas they can serve to equatorial regions of the globe.
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Equatorial Guinea, a member of the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), currently produces 903,000 bpd.
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We know the "hotspots" for viral emergence tend to cluster in equatorial, biodiverse parts of the world.
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The Equatorial Guinean Embassy and Mr. Obiang's American lawyers did not respond to several requests for comment.
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Equatorial regions have things like malaria in a very different way than other parts of the world.
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Glencore has also booked impairments at its assets in Equatorial Guinea, though partially recovered, and in Cameroon.
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And investors are eyeing forests in New Guinea, equatorial Africa, and other parts of Latin America for plantations.
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These currents acts as a kind of underwater conveyor belt, bringing cold water to the planet's equatorial regions.
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Intriguingly, the curator has awarded the room's pride of place to a Fang-Ntumu mask from Equatorial Guinea.
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And with it, a weather outlook impacted by weak, but persistent La Niña conditions in the equatorial Pacific.
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Goliath frogs, an endangered species, are found in the African country of Cameroon, as well as Equatorial Guinea.
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Jammeh reportedly flew to Equatorial Guinea on Saturday after West African leaders persuaded him to give up power.
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Sub-Saharan Africa still has some awful regimes in Equatorial Guinea and Zimbabwe (where agricultural productivity is dropping).
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An amateur astrophotographer accidentally took a video of a massive collision on the southern equatorial belt of Jupiter.
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The Equatorial Guinea president's son, who is also a vice president, has been ensnared in legal trouble elsewhere.
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Equatorial Guinea first launched the case in The Hague in June, arguing the French proceeding violated Obiang's immunity.
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Yahya left for Equatorial Guinea, a country a bit like the Gambia but with oil, on January 21.
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It's a combination of it's equatorial, which means it's already hot and it's closer to these tipping points.
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But really, all across the equatorial band of the world, things are going to get a lot harder.
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Approximately three-fourths of the country is covered by dense equatorial rain forest, with plentiful flora and fauna.
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Equatorial Guinea was the least-prepared country for an epidemic, based on the health scores from the report.
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These tubes are particularly vulnerable in hot, equatorial climates like Indonesia's to being blocked by wasps, he said.
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The minister, Gabriel Obiang Lima, said they were jeopardising investments by multinational energy companies in Equatorial Guinea's oilfields.
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In an El Niño, water temperatures increase in the eastern equatorial Pacific, affecting air temperatures and weather worldwide.
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A rock band named for a feature of Titan, The Titan Equatorial Band, played at parties and gatherings.
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La Niña is the opposite of El Niño, characterized by cooler water in the eastern Pacific equatorial region.
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The final decision is subject to approval by Ophir shareholders and clearance from the government of Equatorial Guinea.
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The bejeweled glove is thousands of miles away in the oil-rich, deeply impoverished country of Equatorial Guinea.
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In front of the showroom, dozens of life-size sculptures of seals perch incongruously in the equatorial heat.
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Tethys, like all of Saturn's major moons and its ring system, orbits almost exactly in the planet's equatorial plane.
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Yahya Jammeh flew out of the Gambia to exile in Equatorial Guinea after losing a presidential election last year.
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The first, the one flagged as similar to the SWIFT heists, targeted firms in Ivory Coast and Equatorial Guinea.
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La Nina is a weather pattern that brings equatorial Pacific Ocean temperatures, rainfall patterns and winds closer to average.
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Last month, Nigeria and Equatorial Guinea agreed to establish combined patrols to bolster security in the Gulf of Guinea.
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The Justice Department heralded the Equatorial Guinea case as a rare victory, and even that was a partial win.
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"It will be flying over the equatorial region, which is where these features are predicted to exist," Phillips says.
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Obiang has ruled Equatorial Guinea since 1979, when he ousted his own uncle from power in a military coup.
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Sputnik Planitia's equatorial location suggests the basin is heavy—so heavy it caused the entire planet to tip over.
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The faster a star spins, the more oblate it becomes at the poles, while the equatorial region bulges outwards.
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CARTER: The most terrifying things about this story is you have all of these like -- INGRAHAM: Equatorial Guinea. Yeah.
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One is El Niño, the natural phenomenon characterized by warmer-than-normal water in the eastern Pacific equatorial zone.
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Jammeh fled to Equatorial Guinea last month under regional military pressure after refusing to accept his defeat to Barrow.
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The phenomenon, characterized by unusually cold ocean temperatures in the equatorial Pacific Ocean, are linked with floods and droughts.
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On Thursday, non-members Turkmenistan and Equatorial Guinea said they would join the cuts, though they are smaller producers.
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Equatorial Guinea, which is Africa's third largest oil producer, said it had support from Saudi Arabia to join OPEC.
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Equatorial Guinea is a former Spanish colony rich in oil, but a majority of its population lives in poverty.
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His client, he said, acquired his personal fortune legally, and his financial dealings were not illegal in Equatorial Guinea.
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Along with Barkindo, ministers from Qatar, United Arab Emirates and Equatorial Guinea were in attendance, a source familiar said.
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El Niño is a naturally occurring phenomenon characterized by warmer than normal water in the eastern Pacific equatorial region.
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The OPEC production figures are for 13 members and do not yet include Equatorial Guinea, which joined last month.
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El Niño is a naturally occurring phenomenon characterized by warmer-than-normal water in the eastern Pacific equatorial region.
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La Niña is a naturally occurring phenomenon characterized by cooler than normal water in the eastern Pacific equatorial region.
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In return for going without a fight, he was given asylum in Equatorial Guinea, an even worse African dictatorship.
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Earlier this month, the remnants of a tropical depression left a large area of moisture across the equatorial Pacific.
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A portion of the sales — about $23.5 million — will be donated to a charity in Equatorial Guinea, Bonhams said.
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Troops from Chad and Equatorial Guinea, representing the African Union peacekeeping mission, were also accused of sexually abusing children.
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La Niña is a naturally occurring phenomenon characterized by cooler-than-normal water in the eastern Pacific equatorial region.
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BG Between now and 2025, if things go well, we'll be down to very tough places, like equatorial Africa.
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But it has more people than Equatorial Guinea, a kleptocratic petro-state, and is more diverse than people assume.
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The phenomenon, characterized by unusually cold ocean temperatures in the equatorial Pacific Ocean, is linked with floods and droughts.
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Equatorial Guinea will also probably announce a new bidding round for several exploration blocks in April, the minister said.
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Equatorial Guinea, meanwhile, is exploring the possibility of selling a portion of its LNG cargos to its African neighbours.
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Growing up in Singapore—an equatorial borderland of diversity—I was an outsider among my own friends and family.
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Up until this point, with other spacecraft traveling further away from Jupiter on trajectories close to the equatorial plane, such as Galileo, scientists didn't have access to these auroral acceleration regions within the polar magnetosphere region, forcing them to use theoretical models to fill the gap between the equatorial plane and Jupiter's atmosphere.
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As the probe approaches the planet's equatorial region, it will face perhaps 10 times more radiation than it already has.
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Under Tillerson, Exxon had extensive dealings with authoritarian regimes — including truly brutal leaders like Equatorial Guinea's Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo.
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Saturn is the most oblate planet in the Solar System, with its equatorial and polar radii differing by nearly 10%.
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The equatorial starmap includes 88 constellations, the solar system, the Milky Way, and dozens of stars depicted with accurate luminosities.
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Controversy erupted last year when Beija-Flor won with its theme on Equatorial Guinea, funded largely by the African dictatorship.
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The target includes Indonesia, which has since left OPEC, and does not include Equatorial Guinea, the latest country to join.
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Sierra Leone and Equatorial Guinea also expel pregnant girls, notes a report published by Human Rights Watch, a pressure group.
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This area, located along the moon's equatorial belt, is one of the longest chasms seen anywhere in the Solar System.
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When he fled into exile in Equatorial Guinea he did so in his Rolls-Royce, leaving the state's coffers empty.
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In November Mr Morales gave Bolivia's highest honour to Teodoro Obiang, who has ruled Equatorial Guinea tyrannically for 38 years.
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Overall, the study found that spikes in atmospheric dust have had historic little impact on algae in the equatorial Pacific.
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But he is not alone: ruling dynasties in Congo-Brazzaville and Equatorial Guinea are also being pursued by French investigators.
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TEODORO OBIANG, the president of Equatorial Guinea, and Teodorín, the most influential of his 42 recognised children, have expensive tastes.
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Born and raised in the Basque region of Spain to African immigrants from Equatorial Guinea, he now lives in London.
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China, Bolivia and Kazakhstan voted with Russia to prevent the meeting, while Ivory Coast, Equatorial Guinea and Ethiopia were abstentions.
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Attempts to contact Jammeh in Equatorial Guinea, where he fled into exile last month after an election defeat, were unsuccessful.
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The thin fingerlike strip of sinking air has extended from the eastern equatorial Pacific, into Mexico and near southern California.
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Except for the corrupt petro-states of Equatorial Guinea and Gabon, they are the ones where democracy is performing best.
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President Denis Sassou Nguesso of Congo-Brazzaville, or Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo of Equatorial Guinea, would never permit such attacks.
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Two of the six members, Republic of Congo and Equatorial Guinea, have yet to agree a programme with the IMF.
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They're also doing business with Air Cote d'Ivoire, Congo Airways and have taken management of CEIBA International in Equatorial Guinea.
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In the early nineteen-hundreds, France conquered the area, called it Chad, and declared it part of French Equatorial Africa.
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That is a result of La Niña, the name for the cyclical cooling of the water in the equatorial Pacific.
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The seizure of funds from the Obiang family in Equatorial Guinea and the Abacha family in Nigeria offer a template.
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Among the African leaders attending are South Africa's Jacob Zuma, Equatorial Guinea's Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, and Zimbabwe's Robert Mugabe.
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With Equatorial Guinea added, total OPEC production in July totalled 32.83 million bpd, a drop of 170,000 bpd from July.
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More Life is spring: The ice is melting, the sound is a little more equatorial, and the attitude is sunnier.
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Last year it also agreed to buy all the output from Africa's first deepwater floating LNG plant in Equatorial Guinea.
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The big picture: El Niño events are characterized by above-average sea surface temperatures in the equatorial tropical Pacific Ocean.
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CPC: OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS IN EQUATORIAL PACIFIC OCEAN REFLECT ENSO-NEUTRAL STATE TO CONTINUE THROUGH 2019-2020 WINTER & SPRING
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In Africa, Exxon wants to sell its operations in Chad, Equatorial Guinea as well as parts of its Nigerian assets.
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Last month, Gunvor beat Vitol to take output from Africa's first deepwater floating LNG project in Equatorial Guinea for 10 years.
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La Niña is characterized by unusually cold ocean temperatures in the equatorial Pacific Ocean and is linked with floods and droughts.
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The governments taking the least action to tackle slavery were listed as North Korea, Iran, Eritrea, Equatorial Guinea, and Hong Kong.
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He also said in May the airline was looking to set up carriers in Equatorial Guinea and Guinea through joint ventures.
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In the wild, they can be found in Cameroon, the Central African Republic, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Equatorial Guinea.
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The sea surface temperatures in the equatorial Pacific Ocean are low enough to be considered La Nina — 0.5 degrees below normal.
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Other countries that spent millions to try to influence public opinion and policy included Egypt, Nigeria, Equatorial Guinea, Iraq and Azerbaijan.
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You can think of the equatorial Pacific as a giant cauldron of water that's been slowly simmering for the past year.
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The car was seized from Equatorial Guinea's vice president, Teodoro Nguema Obiang Mangue, by Swiss officials in 1, the BBC reported.
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Some of the extra oil has come from Congo Republic and Equatorial Guinea, which joined OPEC in 2018 and 2017 respectively.
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You can see the equatorial dune fields in brown, and what could be water ice-enriched areas in blue and purple.
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Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, leader of Equatorial Guinea, came to power during a 1979 coup and was named president in 1982.
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The target includes Indonesia, which has since left OPEC, and does not include Equatorial Guinea, the latest country to join OPEC.
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Coronavirus infections have been spreading in equatorial climates like Singapore's and in the Southern Hemisphere, now in the middle of summer.
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The 1995 Galileo probe data was dropped into a "hotspot" in the boundary between the equator and the north equatorial belt.
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El Niño brings warmer water in the eastern Pacific equatorial region and decreases vertical wind shear over the tropical central Pacific.
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Only three men have controlled their countries for longer: the presidents of Equatorial Guinea, Cameroon and the Republic of the Congo.
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The proceeds were expected to be donated to a charity in Equatorial Guinea, an oil-rich but impoverished West African country.
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For instance, scientists have long known that powerful equatorial thunderstorms can generate gamma rays, which is a kind of nuclear radiation.
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Jammeh flew to Equatorial-Guinea with a brief stopover in Guinea's capital Conakry, the office of Guinea's President Conde said on Sunday.
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First, the hot spot around the equatorial Pacific is the telltale sign of our raging planetary party animal of an El Niño.
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With a rise of 7°C— plausible if humanity remains wedded to fossil fuels—swathes of Earth's equatorial band would become uninhabitable.
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The Ophir Energy-operated Fortuna FLNG project in Equatorial Guinea stalled due to problems with financing, prompting a third partner to withdraw.
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Dos Santos, a Soviet-educated former petroleum engineer, is Africa's second longest ruling leader after Equatorial Guinea's President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo.
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The results so far will also help Hayabusa2's scientists pick a site for further sample collection along the asteroid's equatorial ridge.
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I'm a journalist on assignment in Equatorial Guinea in Central West Africa, and I had no idea what I was looking at.
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The phenomenon, which is typically less damaging than El Nino, is characterized by unusually cold ocean temperatures in the equatorial Pacific Ocean.
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The countries or territories ranked as the worst included Belarus, Crimea, Cuba, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Iran, North Korea, Syria, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan.
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China, South Africa and Equatorial Guinea voted with Moscow to block the meeting, while nine countries voted in favor of the meeting.
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La Nina, which is typically less damaging than El Nino, is characterized by unusually cold ocean temperatures in the equatorial Pacific Ocean.
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La Nina is a weather phenomenon characterized by unusually cold ocean temperatures in the equatorial Pacific Ocean, linked to floods and droughts.
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The equatorial trade winds have become much more consistently favorable for La Niña than they had been just a couple months ago.
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Looking at the footage, Chappel saw a brief but discernible flash along the western portion of Jupiter's Southern Equatorial Belt, or SEB.
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When I was growing up in Equatorial Guinea in the 1980s, we had no running water or electricity most of the year.
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Western banks and oil corporations, which have enthusiastically and unquestionably worked with the Obiangs, have contributed to the misery of Equatorial Guinea.
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He also argued that while his client might have acquired a personal fortune, his financial dealings were never illegal in Equatorial Guinea.
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This meandering motion has allowed frigid Arctic air to dip further south over certain regions, while warmer equatorial air penetrates further north.
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Thunderstorms off the west coast of Africa move out over warm ocean water, where they run smack dab into converging equatorial winds.
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"From a satellite launch perspective, there are many who want to launch into equatorial LEO," Cantrell said, in a follow-up interview.
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France, Russia, China, Ivory Coast, Kazakhstan, Bolivia, Peru, Sweden, and Equatorial Guinea joined Kuwait in voting in favor of the first draft.
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In May, the airline said it was in talks with Chad, Djibouti, Equatorial Guinea and Guinea to set up carriers through joint ventures.
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"There it could join the South Equatorial current moving westwards until it joined the Mozambique current traveling along the African coast," he wrote.
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Bright cloud patches were seen shifting position as they were blown across the sky by the planet's powerful and variable equatorial jet stream.
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La Nina, which tends to occur unpredictably every two to seven years, is characterized by unusually cold temperatures in the equatorial Pacific Ocean.
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In comparison, rival China made a single investment of $2 billion in oil-rich Equatorial Guinea in the month of April 2015 alone.
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Obiang amassed his wealth in France, but Marsigny said it has no jurisdiction to charge him for alleged money laundering in Equatorial Guinea.
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"Equatorial Guinea examined the proofs presented by the French prosecutor and ruled on June 12 that no offense had been committed," Marsigny said.
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Equatorial Guinea (not rated) is also a significant contributor to the regional reserve pool, and its fiscal settings and outturns will be relevant.
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But more broadly, the specimens demonstrate that the tropical forests of the Cretaceous were as rich in lizard diversity as modern equatorial jungles.
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La Nina is characterised by unusually cold ocean temperatures in the equatorial Pacific Ocean region and is also linked with floods and drought.
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El Niño features warmer water in the eastern Pacific equatorial region, creating greater wind shear in the Atlantic, and thus, fewer tropical storms.
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If we assume that we're essentially watching a repeat of '97-98, then the equatorial Pacific should start cooling off right about now.
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The car comes with the "owner's handbook, car cover, all books and tools, and Equatorial Guinea registration papers and technical inspection," Bonhams said.
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"CHC is confident we are in compliance with Equatorial Guinea's National Content Regulations," Brian Banco, global communications senior manager said in an email.
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Bongo has made saving Gabon's unique wildlife, including pristine equatorial rainforest and elephants, a priority, but voters complain they have more pressing worries.
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But Saudi Arabia is just a bigger version of Equatorial Guinea or a better-managed version of Venezuela; it's not crucial to anything.
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Those may shift large amounts of material from the poles down to the equatorial region, causing clumps of rocky debris to build up.
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While Mr. Obiang enjoys his wealth, a majority of the 1.2 million people in Equatorial Guinea live on less than $2 a day.
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African heads of state, including long-ruling leaders from Equatorial Guinea and Congo, started arriving in Zimbabwe on Thursday night for Mugabe's funeral.
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U.S. WEATHER FORECASTER CPC:OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS IN EQUATORIAL PACIFIC OCEAN REFLECT ENSO-NEUTRAL STATE, FORECAST TO CONTINUE THROUGH 2019-2020 WINTER & SPRING
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For its part, China plans to pour almost $7 billion into floating LNG projects in Africa, including Equatorial Guinea, Mozambique, Congo and Cameroon.
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An El Niño occurs when warm water in the equatorial Pacific shifts, creating an immense warm zone in the central and eastern Pacific.
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With favorable votes only from Russia, China, South Africa and Equatorial Guinea, it failed to attain the UN's minimum of nine supporting votes.
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Now, when we have some equatorial countries like Malaysia or parts of India that are actually having economic development, that's a fantastic thing.
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Equatorial Guinea, a signatory of the production cut deal, said on Monday it had made an application to join OPEC as its 14th member.
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He lost December 2016 elections to now-President Adama Barrow and, after a political standoff, fled into exile to Equatorial Guinea in January 2017.
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SBM in 2014 agreed to pay $240 million to settle a Dutch inquiry into improper payments to officials in Angola, Brazil and Equatorial Guinea.
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Tillerson has spent years cultivating relationships with countries whose governments have engaged in human rights abuses, including Russia, China and Equatorial Guinea, among others.
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In the case of Equatorial Guinea, it took only five months of independence for the country to be pitched into a nightmare of brutality.
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A constant lunar tug on the Earth's equatorial bulge—a paunchy distortion of the planet's sphericity caused by its spin—keeps things in order.
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Equatorial Guinea's President Teodoro Obiang Nguema will see his nearly 19793-year-long tenure in office extended after securing 21979 percent of the vote.
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Equatorial Guinea's President Teodoro Obiang Nguema will see his nearly 37-year-long tenure in office extended after securing 19923 percent of the vote.
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To imagine 12 degrees of warming, think of crocodiles swimming in the Arctic and of the scorched, mostly lifeless equatorial regions during the PETM.
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The researchers found significant variation, with some Europan locales (equatorial regions) getting about 10 times the radiation pounding of others (middle and high latitudes).
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It singled out Libya, Iran, Equatorial Guinea, Burundi, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Congo, Russia and Somalia for lack of action on ending slavery.
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Mr Obiang has instead channelled Equatorial Guinea's petrodollars into grand projects such as Oyala, a new city he is building deep in the jungle.
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During El Niño events, the waters in the equatorial tropical Pacific Ocean heat up, adding heat to the atmosphere and altering weather patterns worldwide.
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The Shin Bet said Segev was arrested during a visit to Equatorial Guinea in May and extradited to Israel, where he is being detained.
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"We saw an amazing equatorial snowfall of particles," said Kiko, who like McDonnell uses a deep sea camera to capture images of marine snow.
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To hide human rights abuses, Equatorial Guinea's strongman hired Qorvis; the pre-revolutionary Tunisian regime hired Washington Media Group and the Saudis hired Edelman.
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OPEC member Equatorial Guinea is Sub-Saharan Africa's third-largest oil producer and relies mainly on oil and gas exports to power its economy.
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Piles of old T-shirts and jeans; winter jackets, incongruous in the equatorial heat; dresses and leather shoes; all are watched carefully by stallholders.
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El Niño is the warm phase of El Niño-Southern Oscillation, which is characterized by sea surface temperature variations along the equatorial Pacific Ocean.
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Ophir's shares fell almost 3.43 percent last year as it failed to find financing for a liquefied natural gas project in Africa's Equatorial Guinea.
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We headed up again, a dizzying climb in equatorial heat, past the tree line, then stopped for lunch on an alcove with amphitheater views.
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Obiang has been accused of embezzling millions of dollars from oil-rich Equatorial Guinea to buy mansions, cars and fund a lavish lifestyle abroad.
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When he finally left the country, headed for Equatorial Guinea, Mr. Jammeh was allowed to take a small fleet of luxury cars with him.
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Long-time rulers in Equatorial Guinea, Republic of Congo and Gabon have long used patronage systems fed by oil wealth to help maintain power.
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Vector, on the other hand, wants to use its small rockets to tap a new equatorial LEO market by launching dozens of small satellites.
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ENSO is based on the variation of both sea surface temperatures, or SSTs, and air pressure tendencies in and around the equatorial Pacific Ocean.
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So when the pressure is higher near Tahiti relative to that in Darwin, Australia, this creates a strong easterly flow in the equatorial Ocean.
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Because the distribution of the cool waters is significantly lessened, equatorial waters become somewhat stagnant, and are essentially left to bake in the sun.
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These include Benin, Burkina Faso, Guinea-Bissau, Ivory Coast, Mali, Niger, Senegal, Togo, Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Congo-Brazzaville, Equatorial Guinea and Gabon.
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Obiang is the son of President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, who has ruled Equatorial Guinea, a former Spanish colony, for more than three decades.
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Sub-Saharan Africa is set to become a significant source of LNG exports, with Nigeria, Angola, Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea already shipping large volumes.
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The case highlights the dramatic gap between the privileged ruling class of Equatorial Guinea and much of the population, which thrives mainly on subsistence farming.
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Nearly a dozen non-OPEC producers agreed to cut production, including Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Brunei, Equatorial Guinea, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Mexico, Oman, Russia, Sudan and South Sudan.
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The researchers discovered a partial fossil skull of the animal in northeastern Nevada—an area that, 250 million years ago, sat under an equatorial sea.
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The 11 non-OPEC countries taking part in the agreement are: Azerbaijan, Bahrain, Brunei, Equatorial Guinea, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Mexico, Oman, Russia, Sudan and South Sudan.
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"The shape of the asteroid looks like a spinning top (called a "Coma" in Japanese), with the equatorial part wider than the poles," he added.
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That makes its poles darn near impossible to see without a direct flyover, and previous missions to Jupiter have tended to fly in equatorial orbits.
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According to Human Rights Watch and EG Justice, the President of Equatorial Guinea used oil revenues from ExxonMobil and other companies to bolster his position.
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An astronaut took this broad, short-lens photograph of Earth's night lights while looking out over the remote reaches of the central equatorial Pacific Ocean.
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TechnipFMC has also been co-operating with an investigation by the French Parquet National Financier (PNF) related to historical projects in Equatorial Guinea and Ghana.
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Ophir's board said it would continue to focus on realizing value for shareholders from the Fortuna project and work with Equatorial Guinea on achieving that.
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The nuts of these trees are the main source of cooking oil for 80m people in 21 equatorial African countries stretching from Senegal to Ethiopia.
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At the time, Cassini imaging lead Carolyn Porco said Pan's bulging equatorial ridge was likely caused by ring material accreted onto Pan after its formation.
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Here, we see a turbulent region located in Jupiter's South Equatorial belt looking like a cup of coffee with cream rather than a raging storm.
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In sub-Saharan Africa, Nigeria, Equatorial Guinea and Angola already export over 20 million tonnes each year (mtpa) of LNG, mainly to Europe and Asia.
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The state company also bought two cargoes of Equatorial Guinea's Alba condensate for delivery in July and early August through two separate tenders, traders said.
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Even as opposing climate anomalies duke it out over the equatorial Pacific, humans now control the master switch when it comes to our planet's thermostat.
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Along with those shifts will come radical changes in weather patterns around the globe, leaving coastal communities and equatorial regions forever changed—and potentially uninhabitable.
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"The tortoise was found sheltering from the equatorial sun, buried deep under a pile of brush," according to a statement Animal Planet sent to Gizmodo.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Geneva prosecutor's office has begun a preliminary investigation into Teodorin Obiang, the son of Equatorial Guinea's president, the prosecutor's spokesman said on Tuesday.
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The resource-rich zone, which comprises Cameroon, Gabon, Equatorial Guinea, Chad, Congo Republic and Central African Republic, has been hit by a prolonged oil slump.
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In May, Tewolde told Reuters that the airline was in talks with Chad, Djibouti, Equatorial Guinea and Guinea to set up carriers through joint ventures.
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Sao Tome and Principe, a tiny island nation in Africa's Gulf of Guinea, is surrounded by oil-rich neighbors Nigeria, Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea and Angola.
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"For bodies such as comets or asteroids, the impact configuration that would form these equatorial ridges have a very low probability of happening," Leleu said.
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Teodorin Obiang, 47, is the eldest son of 74-year-old President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, who has ruled Equatorial Guinea since a 1979 coup.
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Glencore sold four 600,000-barrel cargoes of Aseng from Equatorial Guinea, Sudanese Nile Blend, Sarir and Mesla from Libya, for September delivery, one source said.
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"We are here looking for a better life," he added, from underneath a white canvas sheltering him and his young son from the equatorial sun.
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SBM previously in 2014 agreed to pay $240 million to settle a Dutch inquiry into improper payments to officials in Angola, Brazil and Equatorial Guinea.
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El Niño, which is characterized by a warming of the equatorial Pacific Ocean, tends to warm up the entire planet during years when it occurs.
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The Earth is round, but not a perfect sphere, and is actually flatter at the poles with bulge around the Equator, hence the equatorial bulge.
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Much of Cobb's research — examining geochemical signals in coral to reconstruct historical climate variability — required her to travel to field sites in the equatorial Pacific.
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On September 29th Swiss authorities auctioned a fleet of sports cars seized from Teodorin Obiang, son and heir apparent to the president of Equatorial Guinea.
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He has worked with leaders of numerous countries, including Nigeria and Qatar, and Exxon has been dominant in many countries, including Equatorial Guinea and Sudan.
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Nine countries voted in favor of the briefing - the minimum needed - while China, Russia and Bolivia voted against and Ethiopia, Equatorial Guinea and Kazakhstan abstained.
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Panama's worst droughts have happened during extreme occurrences of El Niño, a natural phenomenon in which warm water moves eastwards across the equatorial Pacific Ocean.
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Obiang, 50, is the son of President Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, who has ruled Equatorial Guinea, a former Spanish colony, for more than three decades.
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The Kleptocracy Asset Recovery Initiative has seized a Malibu mansion and a $500,000 Ferrari owned by a member of Equatorial Guinea's ruling family, the Obiangs.
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Dos Santos is Africa's second longest ruling leader after Equatorial Guinea's Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo, who beats him to the record by just one month.
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Having reversed a decline in production, Congo is on track to leapfrog Equatorial Guinea to become sub-Saharan Africa's third-largest crude producer next year.
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Jammeh finally left the country last weekend, and has gone into exile in Equatorial Guinea, but not before allegedly plundering the Gambian coffers of $11.4M.
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