It's hard to reach hard-to-reach parts of the country if you're shy and self-effacing.
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Why is it proving so hard to reach a deal?
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That made it hard to reach consensus on a bill.
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For a retired professor, Harry Edwards is hard to reach.
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The town is hard to reach and lacks modern facilities.
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After the hack, it was very hard to reach them.
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This legislation would make the Housing Credit more streamlined, flexible and better able to serve hard-to-reach areas like rural and Native communities, as well as hard-to-reach populations like homeless veterans.
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Egeland said about 11,000 Syrians are still under siege and two million are hard to reach with humanitarian aid, compared to 625,000 under siege and 4.6 million who were hard to reach a year ago.
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But those hypothetical species have been hard to reach so far.
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"All of us are working hard to reach agreement," she said.
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Some parents are likely living in remote areas hard to reach.
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"You guys, in all honesty, are hard to reach," he said.
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It's hard to reach across a wide screen and comfortably type.
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Kardashian West has worked hard to reach her weight goal, 120 lbs.
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Image: LorenzoNeed to take a temperature in a hard-to-reach spot?
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Its small design allows it to clean in hard-to-reach places.
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You can put it on the ceiling so it's hard to reach.
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"It's hard to reach him directly," Mr. Bellissimo wrote in an email.
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This struck me as odd; Moldbug is not really hard to reach.
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Gotta hate those hard to reach places that fall through the cracks.
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I'm staying here, in the land I struggled so hard to reach.
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People started flocking to the hard-to-reach town by the thousands.
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The platform also captures our large and hard-to-reach mobile audience.
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Check them out below... at your own risk:Remington Maverick 8-Inch Gas Pole SawDesigned to tear through hard-to-reach branches, this gas-powered pole saw is presumably just as useful when it comes to hard-to-reach adversaries.
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That said, maybe I'm wrong and the sensor isn't hard to reach for.
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Alan: The only problem is that it's hard to reach Sharm these days.
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Both of these are time-consuming methods unsuited to hard-to-reach places.
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"Those are very high numbers in a hard-to-reach population," he said.
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It has sent contraceptives by drone to hard-to-reach parts of Africa.
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It even includes a whitening pen to help you lighten hard-to-reach spots.
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We work very hard to reach a goal, anticipating the happiness it will bring.
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We work with hard to reach girls who are not your typical sporty girls.
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These are the hard-to-reach people even for social media, at this point.
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Elderly, isolated patients can be hard to reach, especially if they're suffering from dementia.
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Go deeper: Axios' Stef Kight on why a DACA deal looks hard to reach.
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But it is hard to reach rebel-held territory in Idlib and northern Aleppo.
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It also reaches a highly coveted and hard-to-reach advertising demographic, millennial males.
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There's also a telescope wand for cleaning hard-to-reach places like ceiling corners.
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The financial services industry and Silicon Valley have tried hard to reach younger investors.
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Many of the villages affected by quake are very remote and hard to reach.
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When you reach that level of drunkenness and drugs, you're very hard to reach.
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The village is hard to reach and there are no amenities to speak of.
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The barbershop customers were part of a population that is traditionally hard to reach.
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Enterprise drones can get to hard-to-reach locations immediately after a disaster hits.
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This vacuum is slim to fit under furniture and in hard-to-reach places.
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But a hard-to-reach location helpedlead to losses, and it went bankrupt in 1964.
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Plus, it comes with three different extensions to help you tackle hard-to-reach places.
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Many farmers don't trust the banks, which anyway are far away and hard to reach.
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At times women have to work double as hard to reach where men reach easily.
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Its orange bristles are designed to coat every lash including hard-to-reach inner lashes.
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Parallels between Miller's then and latter-day nows have never been hard to reach for.
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As it turns out, those gyms can be located in some hard to reach places.
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If we feel anxious or defensive, it's hard to reach out and help someone else.
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It's hard to reach the top of the phone with one hand, which was frustrating.
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Yet another problem is that it's hard to reach business owners who'd benefit from training.
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Heads up The working-class neighborhood of South Park is hard to reach and affordable.
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Getting to hard-to-reach forest fires requires a lot of people, aircraft and fuel.
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Delivering its drugs to the hard-to-reach hair cells has been a limiting factor.
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The watercolors helped bring the works from distant and hard-to-reach places to Western viewers.
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I spent a weekend in Yosemite, turning the valley's handful of hard-to-reach portals blue.
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Guzamala is viewed by the United Nations and aid organizations as inaccessible or hard to reach.
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This vacuum is best for cars and hard-to-reach areas in your home or office.
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In Syria for example, a cooked meal helps people to survive in hard-to-reach areas.
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That makes it hard to reach those four vital lines even in the best of circumstances.
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Will the 360 Eye be able to clean every hard to reach area in your home?
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I've found that it's very hard to reach that sweet spot on what the mission is.
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But the wide dispersal of communities and difficult terrain made it hard to reach many people.
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It's a place so inhospitable and hard to reach that humans didn't settle it until 874.
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There are a lot of people also living in remote communities who are hard to reach.
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When you reach BlaBlaCar's scale, you need to find customers who are hard to reach — literally.
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Some are too hard to reach, and a few are simply not yet ready for change.
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Millions of people living in besieged and hard-to-reach areas have no access to medicines.
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As Putin saw it, Exxon offered unparalleled expertise in tapping deposits in hard-to-reach places.
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Unmanned drones will tackle those hard-to-reach places, and construction workers will don wearable tech.
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And adjusting the sample to reflect the liberal hard-to-reach voters has the similar effect.
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Swivel around your home with the Shark Navigator as it gets in hard-to-reach places.
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Rural areas in particular are hard to reach, because of poor roads and irregular air service.
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This poses challenges for pollsters, who have fewer opportunities to call back hard-to-reach respondents.
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The cancer was deep: osteosarcoma in the pelvis, a massive clump in a hard-to-reach spot.
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The cleaner weighs less than 19 lbs and features a hose for those hard-to-reach areas.
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Antiperspirant sprays can also be helpful to treat hard-to-reach areas of the body, she adds.
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I'll suggest that the engineers swap the hard-to-reach window switches with the seat memory buttons.
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People like listening on Twitter conversations but, for everyday users, it's hard to reach a wide audience.
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" He added: "In this business it's hard to reach middle age and not be a little disenchanted.
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There's also a special bottle-cleaning brush with attachments to scrub all those hard-to-reach places.
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He hopes to use this technique to look for species in hard-to-reach places like caves.
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Unlike in the West, therefore, it is hard to reach a mass market with a good app.
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Industry will do its part to work hard to reach the compromises needed to make this happen.
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She works very hard to reach her goals and she's kind to her teammates and her competitors.
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Choset hopes his robot can be used to explore archaeological sites and retrieve hard-to-reach artifacts.
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The carbon dioxide is pumped underground into nearby oil fields to help extract hard-to-reach crude.
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Meet Mickey Redwine, a man who made his fortune installing fiber optic cables in hard to reach places.
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The average age of its 6.2 million fans is 27 years old, a hard-to-reach millennial demographic.
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The tapered, plastic bristles also made it easy to apply product to my hard-to-reach bottom lashes.
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Some 13.5 million people require humanitarian assistance, including 4.9 million trapped in besieged and hard-to-reach areas.
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And the Roomba is small enough to clean under hard-to-reach places such as sofas and beds.
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Regulator ASN in June ordered EDF to repair 2.53 hard-to-reach weldings in the reactor's containment building.
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"Vaccines are in good supply ... but a large percentage of the population are hard to reach," said Butler.
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Millions struggle to survive in besieged or hard-to-reach areas, and several dozen have starved to death.
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"Brands are trying to reach this audience of millennials that are so hard to reach," Mr. Stang said.
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I would, however, get there early and maybe bring an extension cord for those hard-to-reach outlets.
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"Technology brings great opportunity to reach hard to reach populations, such as those in rural America," DeSalvo said.
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It is very hard to reach our goals with this sum, so we are counting on foreign grants.
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This hard-to-reach spot has pulled in surfers since American expatriates discovered it in the late 1960s.
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But even Republicans agree that the industry has struggled to connect people in hard-to-reach rural areas.
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Chances are, you'll see some improved Street View imagery from hard to reach places on Google Maps soon.
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No doubt 999-star power players will find ways to put these in absurdly hard to reach areas.
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Also connecting with international aid groups takes time, as many Syrians are located in hard to reach areas.
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But Jona said the government has plans to develop more clean energy, especially in hard-to-reach communities.
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For many people with mobility issues, it's hard to reach down there and clean up with toilet paper.
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Global health In Vanuatu, 33 percent of children miss their shots because villages are so hard to reach.
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I use my son's stray socks to dust my blinds, air vents and other hard-to-reach places.
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The Monastery of St. Samuel the Confessor, which I visited a decade ago, is very hard to reach.
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Some steamers have attachments to make it easier to steam hard-to-reach fabrics or awkwardly shaped clothing.
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In the confusion, several websites that are usually freely accessible — including Wikipedia and Google — were hard to reach.
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Gao Feng, spokesman at the ministry, told reporters China will try hard to reach a "phase one" deal.
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Varied definitions of persecution, hard-to-reach populations and overlapping religious and ethnic identities all complicate data-gathering.
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China's Foreign Ministry said the information provided was "unclear" and it was hard to reach any definitive conclusions.
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It works well on our short shag and gets up under things to vacuum the hard to reach places.
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It is also enabling us to tackle hard-to-reach offenders who use sophisticated technical methods to avoid detection.
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Reliable temperature monitoring in the hard-to-reach Arctic doesn't go back that far, only to the early 1980s.
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Even today, it's not hard to reach the tracks if you want to; plenty of holes and gaps remain.
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For Your Layered LobA one incher can get those hard-to-reach sections in the middle of your hair.
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The SpotBot also features a removable hose to clean upholstery, stairs, auto interiors, and other hard-to-reach areas.
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It's great for hard-to-reach appliances that you can stand to unplug at the end of the day.
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Both communities have fought hard to reach the level of acceptance they have today, which is still sorely lacking.
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But 2.05 million people in need of humanitarian assistance still live in hard-to-reach areas, the U.N. said.
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It requires unimpeded and sustained humanitarian access to all of the besieged and hard-to-reach areas including Aleppo.
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Medical supplies, along with other humanitarian goods, are routinely blocked from delivery in hard to reach and besieged areas.
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But, have you ever swiped right in some of the world's most far-flung and hard-to-reach places?
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His company, Zipline, uses autonomous planes to deliver medical supplies—vaccines, pharmaceuticals, and blood—to hard-to-reach places.
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The results for his mouth and nose were all over the place, making it hard to reach any conclusions.
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Communications satellites, drones and even lasers have been proposed as ways to get connectivity to hard-to-reach areas.
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Ladders were brought in to help hit those hard-to-reach spots, and Lopez directed the action from below.
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The technical staffers assigned to the show were overworked, and were hard to reach when they weren't on set.
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The war has left 4.5 million hard-to reach people in need of humanitarian aid, the United Nations says.
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"All of us are working hard to reach agreement," she told an audience at New York University's law school.
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The TweezerGuru Slant Tweezers are excellent for gripping fine, hard-to-reach hairs that tend to escape other tweezers.
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The small plants were designed to make it possible to supply electricity to hard-to-reach areas of Russia.
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And in many aviaries, hens have access to outdoor space, though it is often small and hard to reach.
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It can access hard to reach muscles and can be used on just about any part of your body.
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You can use this to get a look in hard-to-reach areas, or set up brief surveillance rings.
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They also recognize the benefits of seeing their rural members access services that might be hard to reach otherwise.
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As a result, some 287,000 people in areas the UN considers hard-to-reach or besieged received no aid.
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As a result, some 383,000 people in areas the UN considers hard-to-reach or besieged received no aid.
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"If all user authentication methods end up failing it's going to be hard to reach mainstream adoption," Buterin said.
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But this speech for the first time tried hard to reach out beyond his base and showed some heart.
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They are not simple throat swabs, but instead require cells from hard-to-reach parts of the respiratory tract.
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This thing is also super slim and able to slip easily under furniture to clean hard-to-reach places.
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But those locations are hard to reach from the hospital, which is on 71st Street near the East River.
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In addition, the oil in its portfolio is in hard-to-reach or expensive places, including Russia and Canada.
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The storage space also has a rolling library ladder so the DJ can access the hard-to-reach sneakers.
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There's also an extra port to attach an IR extender to beam the signal into hard-to-reach places.
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Global reforms on tax matters have proven very hard to reach because of widely differing interests among top states.
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Some farmers find it hard to reach those centres which they said are not enough to handle high demand.
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Unconditional aid must be allowed to reach people in all the besieged and hard-to-reach areas in Syria.
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It uses directed water jets that easily dislodge debris even from hard-to-reach areas, cutting flossing time in half.
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That is because the data has to be stored on the phone rather than in the hard-to-reach cloud.
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Included attachments make it easy to reach pet hair stuck in upholstery and hard-to-reach corners in the car.
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It also gently, yet powerfully, removes plaque in those hard-to-reach areas that are really annoying to brush otherwise.
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It was fueled overnight by 76 mph (112 kph) winds in rugged terrain that was hard to reach, he said.
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Animals have a tendency to get lost in Australia, although only a few end up in hard-to-reach places.
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First, because of the difficulties of contacting hard-to-reach groups of voters, modern polls are not simple random samples.
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"I think we always work hard to reach agreement, but I think we're especially concerned about that now," she said.
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The Roomba's multiple sweeping brushes will also gather up all the gross stuff under hard-to-reach places for you.
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Each sensor package runs about $250, making it a low-cost solution to acquiring data in hard-to-reach places.
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It can even transform into a long-neck hand vacuum, so hard-to-reach places are no longer an issue.
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Romania has also implemented broad vaccination campaigns, though much of the population lives in areas that are hard to reach.
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Zuckerberg gave the pontiff a model of a Facebook drone designed to provide internet access to hard-to-reach locales.
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COMMERZBANK CEO SAYS IN LETTER TO STAFF BANK IS WORKING HARD TO REACH SPEEDY RESULT IN DELIBERATIONS WITH DEUTSCHE BANK
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When you aim high and work hard to reach your goals, there is nothing that can stand in your way.
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Here are five things mentally strong people do to set themselves up for success: It's hard to reach big goals.
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As she's growing up, she's more engaged in physical therapy and is motivated to work hard to reach her goals.
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The Powerlifter Pet Rewind comes with specialized tools and attachments to tackle hair on upholstery and hard-to-reach places.
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Fortunately, the key to much of the planet's unknown biodiversity may be somewhat hard to reach, but it's no secret.
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Though it is undeniably hard to reach out to someone and say "I'm struggling," it is an incredibly important step.
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A Sharp spokesman said that both companies are working hard to reach a satisfactory agreement as soon as practically possible.
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"Twice as many people now live under siege or in hard-to-reach areas compared with 2000," the report said.
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Over the past few decades, alcohol has become easier to access, while addiction treatment services have remained hard to reach.
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Not only is the polling infrastructure tough to develop in Nevada, but the state's population itself is hard to reach.
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"Before it was hard to reach out to every community because we had a problem with inadequate manpower," she said.
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A handheld shower head, like this one from AquaDance, can help you clean those hard-to-reach places without strain.
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Syria's war has killed over 250,000 people and left 4.5 million hard to reach with humanitarian aid, the U.N. says.
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Never mind, I unplug the whole contraption and hide it in a hard-to-reach drawer near the medicine cabinet.
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Additionally, Wi-Fi incorporation into location technologies seems a guarantee, especially for hard to reach areas, such as building interiors.
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Officials have used discretionary power to lower royalty payments and spur production at mines where coal is hard to reach.
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Hard-to-reach locations, foul weather, and a lack of infrastructure would make cleaning up an oil spill prohibitively difficult.
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"I help you have cell service in hard-to-reach places," Robinson, a tower technician associate and Marine Corps veteran said.
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TOUGH TERRAIN With STREIT armor, this ATV could provide opportunities for access to hard-to-reach places while inside a fortress.
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"The humanitarian situation for people across Syria and in particular in hard-to-reach and besieged areas is dramatic," Mardini said.
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"Our focus is on healthcare, just-in-time, real urgent movements, life-changing events in hard-to-reach locations," Ganesh said.
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Truly, a very versatile, and stable razor for your crotch, and works in both directions for those hard to reach areas.
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Though it only has one handle, the arm rotates 90 degrees to make it easier to work hard-to-reach areas.
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Once the monkey returns the shore, they're able to help retrieve a hard to reach item needed to complete another task.
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Many post offices are in rural and hard-to-reach corners of the archipelago, serving as hubs for ageing local communities.
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While cell networks may go down or be hard to reach during emergencies, traditional radio tends to be easier to receive.
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While Ehrhart did multiple phone interviews in the spring with BuzzFeed News, he proved hard to reach this summer and fall.
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Sure, a traditional toothbrush can scrub all the debris from your pearly whites, but can it clean hard-to-reach areas?
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University endowments or 'family offices' who look after private wealth and sometimes invest into VC firms, can be hard to reach.
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On the S8, the sensor was positioned too high, which makes it hard to reach if you don't have long fingers.
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As the summer dragged on, Gevers proved hard to reach, always seemingly en route to or back from a blockchain conference.
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U.N. relief operations are seeking access to 35 besieged and hard-to-reach areas during May, an "ambitious plan", Egeland said.
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Power-lifting suction and multi-surface rubber brushes help pull up debris hiding under furniture and other hard-to-reach spaces.
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The remaining team is working hard to reach what it calls a "zero bug release" (ZBR), or "release candidate zero" (RC43).
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Drones can be fitted with high-quality cameras that can live-stream video footage and get to hard-to-reach areas.
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Desperate for information, they formed improvised networks to crowdsource morsels of news about missing loved ones and hard-to-reach areas.
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"These areas are remote and hard to reach for medical care," said Dr. Soe Lwin Nyein, Myanmar's director of public health.
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The convoy was delivering aid for 78,000 people in the hard-to-reach town of Urm al-Kubra in Aleppo province.
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By exploring and documenting structures in extremely remote and hard-to-reach places, ATAK hopes to retain some of their significance.
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Also the more people in the shower the easier it is to scrub those hard to reach areas on your back.
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The countries ravaged are poor, and many of the flooded rural areas are hard to reach in the best of times.
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I can feel the difference in my teeth and have noticed less tartar build up in the hard to reach areas.
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The U.N. estimates there are almost 500,000 people living under siege and 4.6 million who are hard to reach with aid.
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Trump administration officials have increasingly cautioned that a resolution to the tit-for-tat trade war will be hard to reach.
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Eventually, HAMR could be used as a scout in search and rescue operations, or for investigating dangerous or hard-to-reach environments.
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When satellites detect large-scale forest clearing, Evaristo's agents, armed with automatic weapons, are deployed to hard-to-reach sites via helicopters.
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Thankfully, food is not hard to come by where they are situated, an area that is very cold and hard to reach.
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Many locations besieged by government forces and their allies, Islamic State fighters and other insurgents remain hard to reach, aid agencies say.
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Gamers also tend to be cord cutters and light TV viewers, which makes it hard to reach them through traditional TV commercials.
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But it was hard to reach climate goals as long as customers preferred SUVs, whose share of overall sales were still rising.
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The federal judge in the Ohio mega-case is pushing all parties hard to reach a settlement, but this is proving difficult.
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"SNAP's engaged/hard-to-reach millennial users and unique video offerings should attract significant ad dollars," Nowak wrote in a research note.
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Plus, it comes with a detachable handheld vacuum, so you can clean those hard-to-reach spots that the robot can't access.
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She grew up in Puerto Rico and spent the last 10 days going to rural areas to treat hard-to-reach patients.
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This hand and stick vacuum is slim enough to reach behind and under furniture as well as other hard to reach spots.
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Snap – Snap was rated "overweight" in new coverage at Morgan Stanley, noting the Snapchat parent's engagement with hard-to-reach millennial users.
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The U.N. estimates there are 486,700 people in around 803 besieged areas of Syria, and 4.6 million in hard-to-reach areas.
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It is a coveted group for advertisers and publishers: Users are often relatively young, well educated, tech-savvy and hard to reach.
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In recent years the volcano has mostly released lava in hard-to-reach areas inside a national park or along the coastline.
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I use it during working hours only, and most of the time it's buried in my backpack so it's hard to reach.
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Once the robot has passed through, human pickers would follow to grab fruit hidden behind leaves and in hard-to-reach spots.
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The system utilizes the common endoscopy procedure to a insert a flexible robot into hard to reach places inside the human body.
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With the 180° swivel joint and 25-foot long cord, you can clean hard-to-reach areas without even kneeling or bending.
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Launching a consumer health product in Africa—where e-commerce is limited and customers are hard to reach—can be exceedingly difficult.
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It also wants $111 million allocated for roads to gain access to parts of the border that are now hard to reach.
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It's about the size of a softball, and its shape lets you target hard-to-reach knots deeper than a foam roller.
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It seeps between the teeth and along the gum line, removing all the stubborn carcinogenic plaque hiding in hard-to-reach places.
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"It's a very large and heterogeneous community with many different political parties involved, so it's often hard to reach agreements," she said.
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He did not make the stage for the December Democratic debate, criticizing the DNC for upholding hard-to-reach standards to qualify.
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Other statistics in the Unicef report showed 280,000 children live in hard-to-reach areas almost completely cut off from humanitarian aid.
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Efforts to combat HIV have brought winning models for bringing early screening and treatment services to people in hard-to-reach locations.
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The hard-to-reach village sits within an undeveloped national park, and it can still feel wild, particularly in the off-season.
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The quantity of the artifacts and their placement in hard-to-reach parts of the cave could also indicate the site's importance.
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Two thousand miles is a lot of territory, and the terrain includes hard-to-reach (and hard-to-see) places in the mountains.
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Pai has made some big strides in securing commitments (in exchange for subsidies) from ISPs to extend networks into hard-to-reach areas.
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It's also equipped with an Edge Clean Master feature that cleans hard-to-reach areas like corners and the edges of the wall.
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Called Tough Adhesives, these new glues could one day help close up wounds in the hard-to-reach, slimy depths of our bodies.
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The gloves feature silicone scrubbers that will clean hard-to-reach areas on pots and pans while being gentle on glassware or cookware.
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But sportsmen, who can currently roam the forest mostly as they please, worry it will be hard to reach or unsuitable for hunting.
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On Monday, Amazon announced its acquisition of Eero, which makes a router system designed to cover hard-to-reach Wi-Fi dead zones.
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As per Dyson's MO, the ball technology lets you pivot and steer the vacuum into hard-to-reach areas for a deeper clean.
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This is the encrypted, hard-to-reach part of the internet where bitcoin or other digital-only currencies are the preferred payment methods.
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The convoy was delivering aid for 78,000 people in the hard-to-reach town of Urm al-Kubra in Aleppo Governorate, he said.
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It also has possibilities in large-scale drawings, or drawings on hard to reach places—like Katsu's drone graffiti in New York City.
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"If you can put your leg up on something stable, that's a great way to get those hard-to-reach places," Shays says.
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These are only a few of the many ways that UAVs can help gather hard-to-measure things in hard-to-reach locations.
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The United Nations estimates there are 486,700 people in around 15 besieged areas of Syria, and 4.6 million in hard-to-reach areas.
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Snap (SNAP) was rated "overweight" in new coverage at Morgan Stanley, noting the Snapchat parent's robust engagement with hard-to-reach millennial users.
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As to what these tiny robots are actually good for, MIT plans to send them into hard to reach spots to monitor environments.
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It also boosts its suction over tough areas and is low-profile enough to get under furniture and in hard-to-reach areas.
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The U.N. estimates that more than 4.52 million people are in need of aid in hard to reach and besieged areas of Syria.
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A person's reaction to music is ineffable, and it's really, really hard to reach into the ether and make your reactions, uh, effable.
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You're meant to strap on the 44 pounds (20kg) contraption and carry it into places that are hard to reach on four wheels.
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The upshot is that state and local politicians looking to connect with voters in hard-to-reach districts might be out of luck.
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Light, maneuverable drones can relay real-time images and video from hard-to-reach areas to mobile and fixed command-and-control centers.
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The land belonging to Belgium — equivalent to about 15 soccer fields — is linked to a hard-to-reach peninsula belonging to the Netherlands.
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At less than three inches tall, it can squeeze into those hard-to-reach nooks and crannies to clean up dust and debris.
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It also features a 16-foot power cord and a 6.5-foot steam hose, allowing you easier access to hard-to-reach spaces.
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Its focus is on delivery of medical supplies to hard-to-reach areas, such as the rural communities in North Carolina's mountainous regions.
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Braun Series 7 790cc Electric Razor, $174.98, available at AmazonBraun's electric razors promise a clean shave, even in those hard-to-reach areas.
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And UPS-backed Zipline has established a drone network in Rwanda to deliver blood to clinics that are hard to reach by road.
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Some critics incorrectly blame the earthquakes on hydrofracturing, or fracking, which frees hard-to-reach deposits by pumping liquids into the surrounding rock.
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Maria tells us that the children work the deepest in the mines, in smaller, hard-to-reach places that are less picked over.
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The goal is to provide internet to hard-to-reach rural areas with low rates of internet connectivity, ideally bridging the digital divide.
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"There's nothing in this world unless you work hard to reach where you are, and so I think running is mental," he said.
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The edge and corner brushes pull dirt from hard-to-reach places while its sensors allow the vacuum to avoid obstacles and ledges.
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It helps his agency and other scientists get the bigger picture of coral bleaching across the region and in hard-to-reach-places.
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Democrats also signaled progress in the discussions, with Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer saying both sides were working hard to reach an agreement.
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And the same with the sponsored podcast brands, they're finding increasingly that the people who are listening to podcasts are really hard to reach.
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There's also Project Loon, which aspires to beam internet to hard-to-reach areas that aren't served by existing wireless or wireline broadband connections.
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One company, Zipline, has spent the past year or so working in Rwanda to deliver critical medical supplies to rural, hard-to-reach areas.
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In April, IRSN - ASN's technical arm - had already recommended that EDF repair the eight weldings, which are hard to reach and hard to repair.
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Water from wells - many of them hard to reach because of the fighting - is polluted and can be used only for washing, Yousef said.
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Right now, a patient's options are pretty limited to sutures and staples, which can be challenging to use in hard-to-reach, internal places.
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This under-$15 option has five blades and adjusts to all your curves and hard-to-reach spots, so you're promised a smoother shave.
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Italy has been in talks with the EU over such a plan for nearly a year, but a compromise has been hard to reach.
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"Use a trimmer for areas that are hard to reach with a mower or for spots that need a little extra attention," Herniksen says.
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If you have an adventurous partner, Shays says this is a fantastic time to employ them to help with those hard-to-reach places.
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With a self-contained extension hose with accessories mounted on the canister, this vacuum makes cleaning open floors and hard to reach places easy.
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As well as reducing harmful emissions, the carbon dioxide is then used for harvesting hard-to-reach oil deposits, remaining in the ground afterwards.
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"A number of those containers exploded after [they] were dropped on hard-to-reach areas due to a failure in parachutes," said the group.
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In the last year, only 10% of all requests for UN convoys to reach hard-to-reach and besieged areas were approved and delivered.
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The fact that the town is so hard to reach explains why rescue teams were so late in the initial aftermath of the earthquake.
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The United States and China have signalled they are pushing hard to reach a preliminary "phase one" trade agreement, possibly some time this month.
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The disaster drones, which also could deliver medicine to hard-to-reach remote locations, were designed and built at Hinds Community College in Mississippi.
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The United States and China have signaled they are pushing hard to reach a preliminary "phase one" trade agreement, possibly some time this month.
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Fortunately, there are plenty of affordable and unique Upstate New York Airbnb rentals within a three hour drive that aren't too hard to reach.
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Drones, which Amazon is testing, may also help get goods to Australia's hard-to-reach areas without relying on an inconsistent regional transport network.
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They're portable enough for hard-to-reach areas, powerful enough to remove sticky substances, and dry quickly enough to beat plain old water cleaning.
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He had been visiting the tsunami zone before that, though it was hard to reach by car and the trains were not running yet.
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NASA hopes to use these little guys to repair spacecraft or explore hard-to-reach spots on the moon, or Mars, or anywhere really.
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Aside from almost 500,000 people living under siege, there are estimated to be another 4.6 million Syrians who are hard to reach with aid.
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Although my vital stats make my G-spot hard to reach: I am a little over six foot and have a lengthy lower torso.
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The fire was 41 percent contained but Ms. Bain said it was spreading along deep drainage gullies, which are hard to reach for firefighters.
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With bridges down and roads destroyed, some heavily hit areas have been hard to reach, making it difficult to assess damage and provide assistance.
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Air tankers typically carry 15,000 litres of water or fire retardant for release over blazes in areas that ground crews find hard to reach.
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Rome has been in talks with the EU over such a plan for nearly a year, but a compromise has been hard to reach.
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They say he has come to a conclusion that can be hard to reach for a stubborn 20133-year-old billionaire: He was wrong.
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I'd say the buttons are hard to reach, but the truth is if you're trying to use this phone one-handed, you're fooling yourself.
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Not only that, but the center is in hard-to-reach hills, between two fire-risk parks, and is only open during daylight hours.
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Air tankers typically carry 15,000 liters of water or fire retardant for release over blazes in areas that ground crews find hard to reach.
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Equipped with cyclonic technology, the Dyson V6 offers incredible suction power and can clean even the hard-to-reach areas of your living space.
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But it had been hard to reach all those trapped as rescuers had been hampered by unstable ground disturbed by the landslide, Arianto said.
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I prefer Apple's technique of just moving down the top of the screen image, at full size, if you find something hard to reach.
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This Dyson device is also quite versatile in nature — it can quickly convert into a handheld mode for spot-cleaning and hard-to-reach areas.
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With the most powerful suction of any cord free stick, the Dyson V1O is the perfect vacuum for small spaces with hard-to-reach corners.
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The cordless vacuum works on hardwood and carpet floors, plus it comes with several attachments that make it ideal for cleaning hard-to-reach places.
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Fire crews there were dropping industrial-scale quantities of fire retardant over dry tinder in steep and rugged terrain that's hard to reach on foot.
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Moves can be combined in a number of ways, sending Mario vaulting over enemies, catapulting to collect coins, or leaping to hard-to-reach places.
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These include things from cobwebs on hard-to-reach ceilings to dust on the window blinds to dirt in the nether regions of our beds.
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It's also supposed to reduce the likelihood that the bikes will be left in hard-to-reach places, like at the bottom of a river.
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Curiel worked hard to reach the federal bench, his brother Raul said, working one summer at a BP oil refinery to help pay for college.
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Eventually, the autonomous machine will be used to manage livestock on Australia's sheep and cattle stations, which are often located in hard-to-reach regions.
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Drones allow the Chinese to be present in areas that would be hard to reach otherwise, allowing them to secure and protect their energy resources.
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I went out with the US National Guard to hard-to-reach communities that were cut off by mudslides and impassable roads after the storm.
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Hybrid Air hopes to attract customers, and corner the market, in areas ranging from humanitarian aid delivery to cargo shipments in hard to reach places.
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Warren argued that, unlike telecom giants, public broadband networks wouldn't face market pressures that don't incentivize building out their infrastructure to hard-to-reach places.
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Mr. Creason's experience with the electric co-op puts him at the leading edge of a trend unfolding in hard-to-reach rural spots nationwide.
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The filter is easy to remove and the vacuums can easily transform into a handheld for cleaning those hard-to-reach spaces, like the car.
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Why it matters: Hepatitis A can be prevented with a vaccine, but people experiencing homelessness and using drugs are hard to reach, the CDC said.
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Putting a camera or sensor in the air allows you to fly it around hard-to-reach places, like the top of a Boeing 737.
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Backers say they are particularly helpful for enrolling hard-to-reach people like those in rural areas or those who do not speak English well.
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Though it's not cordless, the cord is long at 235 feet and in tandem with swivel steering, can still get to hard-to-reach places.
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Crimea is hard to reach for non-Russians if they respect a Ukrainian law requiring visitors to acquire a permit and enter from its territory.
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All the gay white boys in the Castro are on PrEP or linked to care, and now we have to reach the hard-to-reach.
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A typical get-out-the-vote campaign would ignore these voters, who are often deemed as too hard to reach and not worth the effort.
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Some are advocating an outright cut but most appear to reject the idea, fearing credibility damage if a hard-to-reach target is simply abandoned.
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But it does give the campaign a chance to meet with officials from countries such as Russia and China that are otherwise hard to reach.
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Mr. Bracy was assessed $2,000 for the services of his indigent defense lawyer, T. J. Haywood, but he said Mr. Haywood was hard to reach.
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Rescuers had to struggle to help survivors and recover the dead from the hard-to-reach area in Pasamayo, about 43 miles north of Lima.
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After all, other countries have made it very hard to reach certain websites and online services, or have imposed various other kinds of internet censorship.
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The subsequent debates require both a 2% threshold in four polls and 130,000 donors, a target that could be hard to reach for a self-funder.
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This allows you to clean hard-to-reach places (which we know you love to do) and offers ease of use when vacuuming stairs or upholstery.
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Intuitively selecting between wet, damp or dry cleaning, this handy gadget uses its jet spray, vibrating heads and cleaning pads in those hard-to-reach places.
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These brands are looking to Snapchat not just for revenue, but perhaps more important, to get in front of the app's hard-to-reach younger consumers.
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The second chamber, called Lesedi, is also similarly hard to reach, and contains remains from about 130 specimens, including one adult skeleton that's very well preserved.
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Amazon announced its acquisition of Eero, which makes a router system whose multiple devices can be used to cover hard-to-reach Wi-Fi dead zones.
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The company's goal has far-reaching implications, and would provide internet to rural and hard-to-reach areas that currently have little access to internet connectivity.
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The firm makes no secret that it wants to find well-placed future angels in hard to reach "pockets" right across the often fragmented European ecosystem.
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That Trump had opted out of the machinery of the modern campaign freed him to chase a group of voters who were traditionally hard to reach.
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The Shark cordless stick vacuum cleaner moves from carpet to hard floor without stopping, with a flexible wand that bends to clean hard-to-reach places.
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It also partnered with Uber, Lyft, Postmates, Doordash, and even Alphabet's self-driving Waymo division to help it cover more challenging and hard-to-reach markets.
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The federal and local governments have already put up around 4 billion since 2015 to subsidise provision of fast broadband in hard-to-reach rural areas.
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But soon after arriving in Tianjin on May 20, the reports said, he became distant, hard to reach by telephone, and began asking friends for loans.
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My floors are much cleaner thanks to the 35C, but I still see the occasional dust bunny here and there, especially in hard to reach areas.
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Spotify's guidance includes planned investment costs and the company could "become the premier platform for podcasts," a hot market for hard-to-reach millennials, Cramer said.
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Those popup windows, which the team can beam out to people in hard-to-reach areas via buoys equipped with a low-frequency Wi-Fi network.
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While the hardest-hit area in Somali region of eastern Ethiopia is not plagued by conflict, it is remote with poor infrastructure and hard to reach.
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Of these more than 5 million people are in areas that are hard to reach, making it especially difficult to account for and monitor aid provision.
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Usefully, the Micro USB cable is actually reversible, which should help make it easier when trying to plug in headphones with hard-to-reach charging ports.
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"It's a chance for a direct conversation with a very important, hard-to-reach audience," said Blair Rich, Warner's executive vice president of worldwide movie marketing.
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For hard-to-reach communities on Colorado's Western Slope and in rural towns throughout New Hampshire, these funds would represent a substantial investment in mobile broadband.
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The United Nations says 540,000 people in 11 locations are still besieged, mostly by Assad's forces, while 4 million Syrians are hard to reach with aid.
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"Iraqi Security Forces have fought hard to reach this point, and their battle-proven troops captured ISIS's last Iraqi stronghold swiftly and thoroughly," said Maj. Gen.
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I've used this one a few times (though I personally prefer the Shu) and supplement it with the Preo/Prima to get hard-to-reach lashes.
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Part of the reason, again, is that if you're busy, hard to reach, or socializing with other people, it might mean you possess prime partner qualities.
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That means those places that were once hard to reach, like the base of the bottle and the corners of the neck, can finally get disinfected.
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Why it matters: People who don't pay taxes, such as those with very low incomes, may be hard to reach the way the program is designed.
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" The artist, who works together with her husband in Fukushima Prefecture, does not have a cellphone or an email address, and is "notoriously hard to reach.
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A brush head, mini motorized tool, and extension nozzle can be swapped out for hard-to-reach areas like corners, couch cushions, pet beds, and staircases.
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A pencil brush like the Sigma E30 might seem like a non-essential, but it has the perfect shape to get into hard-to-reach areas.
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It is hard to reach this part of Turkey, near the Syrian and Iraqi borders, at all these days, as the area is still under lockdown.
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Marie Stopes International, an NGO that provides contraception and abortion services, has had to cut mobile health teams in Uganda that serve hard-to-reach populations.
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Its greatest value is in documenting hard-to-reach places like war zones, but the tools can be used wherever there's an abundance of visual evidence.
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We braved a bumpy downhill ride en route to our hard-to-reach destination and then hiked down a steep hill to a crystal-clear natural pool.
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The primary investigator, Ric Curtis, designed the study based on his experience collecting data from other "hard to reach" populations, like intravenous drug users in Atlantic City.
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It can be converted to a handheld to get those hard-to-reach places, and uses an easy-empty hygienic bin instead of a gross, hairy bag.
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This "better sponge" is an upgrade from your run-of-the-mill scrubbing tool, thanks to its small silicone fingers that get into hard-to-reach places.
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The United Nations says that just 10 percent of its requests last year to deliver aid to besieged and hard to reach areas in Syria were approved.
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In her words, these healing circles were "a place to celebrate your joy and triumph" with other people who recognized that these stages are hard to reach.
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The real risk with those chips is that they are in embedded or hard to reach systems that are difficult to patch, leaving them open to exploitation.
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The initiative is largely aimed at protecting and educating "hard-to-reach" men as a means of increasing HIV/AIDS education and growing closer to a solution.
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For hard to reach areas, the Sun Joe electric pressure washer has a 20-foot high pressure hose and a spray wand for cob-web caked crevices.
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A U.N. road map for the talks calls on the parties to allow aid agencies unhindered access throughout Syria, particularly in besieged and hard-to-reach areas.
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The species doesn't respond well to bait and usually lingers in hard to reach areas like deep reefs, meaning each fish has to be speared by hand.
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Astrobotic recently won a $5.6 contract from NASA to build a rover to help explore hard-to-reach and polar parts of the moon, according to SpaceRef.
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"We believe there is meaningful monetization headroom going forward as Snap leverages its hard-to-reach audience, builds out innovative ad products, & increases ROI," the analysts wrote.
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He estimates it may cost more than one million yen, the equivalent of around $8,000, to remove boats that washed up on hard-to-reach rocky shores.
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We have five types of services, including a mobile clinic that serves 22 regions in Madagascar, particularly the people living in remote and hard-to-reach areas.
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Tenje said the biggest headache was persuading people in rural areas to forsake cars run on diesel or gasoline, making the fossil-free goal hard to reach.
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"It's very hard to reach a billionaire," he said in an interview on Wednesday, noting that he hoped a wealthy bidder from Europe or Asia would emerge.
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Michel Zaffran, the director of polio eradication for the World Health Organization, says a bigger threat lies across the border in hard-to-reach places in Afghanistan.
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The features they highlight are the easy-to-fill bowl and the rounded-corner design which eliminates hard-to-reach crevices that could be difficult to clean.
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Thirty percent of households also lack a reliable internet connection, hampering efforts to provide hard-to-reach residents the ability to answer questions remotely, the AP noted.
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Put all cereal and chips away, and conceal all candy in opaque containers; then place them in hard-to-reach places, like the top shelves of cabinets.
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FPSOs are typically deployed in smaller or medium sized oilfields, or in hard to reach locations, where platforms that are fixed to the seabed are less suitable.
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FPSOs are typically deployed in smaller or medium sized oilfields, or in hard to reach locations, where platforms that are fixed to the seabed are less suitable.
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Josephson's body was discovered by two hunters in a rural part of the county, in a hard-to-reach area that police say Rowland was familiar with.
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But the last stretch, the hard-to-reach rural areas, will not get power until the end of May, just in time for the 23 hurricane season.
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Those high prices, in turn, made it profitable for companies to extract oil from hard-to-reach places like the shale formations of North Dakota and Texas.
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Gates also pushed back against the notion, floated by Manafort's defense team in their opening argument, that Manafort had been frequently hard to reach while he traveled.
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One application where drone delivery may make more sense, and is already in use, is ferrying medical supplies to remote areas that are hard to reach by road.
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Businesses are investing in more than 22007 music festivals in the United States alone, drawn by hard-to-reach audiences of millennials who seek experiences along with music.
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Sure, tanning your back — and other hard-to-reach areas — is easy when you have a pro spraying you in a tent, but what happens when you're alone?
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"It is shocking to see so many people malnourished in Maiduguri, not just in isolated and hard-to-reach areas," Roberts told the Thomson Reuters Foundation by phone.
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Salama described the area, which is around 1400 kilometres from the capital Kinshasa, as isolated and hard-to-reach, with virtually no functioning telecommunications and few paved roads.
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Unlike the G3, however, the arm of the massage gun adjusts over a range of 80 degrees so it's even easier to get to hard-to-reach muscles.
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The special cable is required because Apple uses a proprietary protocol for accessing certain data within the iPhone to debug the kernel and other hard-to-reach components.
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This design has little in common with Facebook's known drone prototypes, although it may have the same purpose: boosting or providing internet service in hard-to-reach areas.
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The big picture: For nearly 30 years, satellites have been used to beam high-speed internet service to rural areas that are hard to reach with terrestrial networks.
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The SIM ejector tool is useful to keep around in the event I need to swap my SIM out, or poke a hard-to-reach physical reset button.
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Sonicare's technology pulses water between your teeth to break up plaque and sweep it away, and the angled brush head allows better access to hard-to-reach places.
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Dyson's design choices have downsides, too; the height of the machine means that it can't squeeze under couches or low tables to clean those hard-to-reach areas.
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The drone delivery service operates in one country, Rwanda, and it delivers medicine via unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) to places that are hard to reach by conventional means.
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Helperbit, an Italian Blockchain startup, uses the Blockchain protocol to enable philanthropists to donate digital currencies to underfunded, hard to reach nonprofits in remote regions of the world.
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Today, hydraulic fracturing in shale emerged from government-funded labs and has diffused because of its usefulness in cost-effectively accessing previously hard-to-reach natural gas deposits.
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The zoom controls are a great addition from the original Osmo Mobile, but they can sometimes be hard to reach if you're right handed and have small hands.
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As for the unhealthier items (most of us have at least a few), store 'em in hard-to-reach high shelves or toward the back of the pantry.
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Sidebar WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court is trying hard to reach common ground in the wake of the vacancy created by the death of Justice Antonin Scalia in February.
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"Increasingly, we are seeing well-heeled Chinese travel to hard-to-reach destinations for the bragging rights and WeChat pictures [to] show they've been somewhere exotic," he said.
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TheAunt Martha's Flour Sack Dish Towels are our top pick because they can get into hard-to-reach spots, dry quickly, and they won't leave any lint behind.
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On Wednesday, the Assembly speaker, Vincent Prieto, said the Assembly had worked hard to reach a deal and wanted to find a solution that Mr. Christie could support.
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It has four high-speed propellers, an HD camera, and an impressive 50-meter range, allowing you to sail through hard-to-reach areas and take beautiful images.
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And all that postnasal drip can cause a stink by ending up stuck on the back of your tongue, which is incredibly hard to reach with a toothbrush.
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It is hard to reach the same scale when it costs you $5.00 to acquire a user today, whereas when Candy Crush launched, it was $0.05 per user.
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Let's have the states grapple with the inevitable implementation issues, such as setting premiums, developing an outreach strategy for hard-to-reach populations, and ensuring adequate provider participation.
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Once again, Lifeline is going to be a flashpoint in that debate over how government subsidies should be used to connect poor people in hard-to-reach regions.
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He still needs to win 66 percent of the remaining pledged delegates in the primary, a figure that polling in upcoming states indicates will be hard to reach.
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"The district and the association have worked hard to reach an understanding but, unfortunately, we were not able to come to an agreement," district Superintendent Mary Templeton said.
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So our main goal in making tiny robots is to really access hard-to-reach or even not-possible-to-reach areas in our body with minimal invasion.
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It also used its aircraft to deliver critical medical supplies and life-saving equipment to hard to reach areas, including through partnerships with UNICEF and other relief organizations.
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Ruben Diaz Jr., the Bronx borough president, noted that he has family members whom he has yet to hear from and others stuck in hard-to-reach places.
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Either the formations are restricted (the better to preserve them for posterity), or it's simply too difficult to place sensors in hard-to-reach spots on the formations.
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Instead, the idea behind UbiquitiLink is to provide additional cell coverage to regions outside of the range of conventional towers, such as rural or hard-to-reach areas.
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At least 6.3 million people have been displaced from their homes and 4.7 million are trapped in hard-to-reach, besieged areas, according to the UN Refugee Agency.
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"SNAP's engaged/hard-to-reach millennial users and unique video offerings should attract significant ad dollars," said Morgan Stanley analysts, who started the stock with an "overweight" rating.
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Brigadier Khalid Nasser Alrazooqi, general director of Dubai Police's artificial intelligence department, described the eVTOL vehicle as a first responder unit used to access hard to reach areas.
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I had to work really hard to reach a level of success, to be taken seriously and have the resources to pull this together and do it right.
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O'Brien said no aid had been delivered in August to nearly one million people in besieged and hard-to-reach areas because of fighting and Syrian government bureaucracy.
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To create high-relief details in crevices that were hard to reach, tools were snaked through slits that were concealed in representations of ribbed ceilings and saints' clothing.
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Sophisticated drones could soon be doing everyday tasks like fertilizing crop fields on an automated basis, monitoring traffic incidents, surveying hard-to-reach places, or even delivering pizzas.
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Put internet attention spans together with under- or poorly-explained climate science research and it's not all that hard to reach a conclusion that carbon is total evil.
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Because it has a flip-down scrubbing tool, you can easily maneuver into crevices and hard-to-reach grout to remove up to 99.9 percent of bacteria and germs.
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The final episode of Season 11 follows Bourdain on his trip to Bhutan, described as as "a hard-to-reach region in the Himalayas" and an epicenter of spirituality.
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You can switch any of your hard-to-reach devices on or off with the press of a button, and you can even tune multiple remotes to one device.
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UNITED NATIONS – The U.N. humanitarian chief is urging the Syrian government to allow the delivery of aid to more than 2 million desperate people in hard-to-reach areas.
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In June, work began on the second portion of an $8bn renovation of LaGuardia, which will—for better or worse—bring an AirTrain to the hard-to-reach airport.
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This can present issues with comfort (it's hard to reach) and practicality (you're very likely to put your finger all over the camera lens when trying to use it).
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But often, the path of totality — where you can see the Sun completely covered by the Moon — passes over Antarctica, the open ocean, or other hard-to-reach places.
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That's not exactly reinventing the wheel, so hopefully HTC has some other ideas that make the secondary ticker feel worthwhile and less like a hard-to-reach, recycled gimmick.
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Perhaps its most useful feature is the vacuum's lift-away canister, which pops right off of the main body to help you clean hard-to-reach nooks and crannies.
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Energy consultancy Wood MacKenzie said it appeared project partners had pushed hard to reach an investment decision, with rival projects progressing in Qatar, Russia, Mozambique and the United States.
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Mario Odyssey, the best-selling game on the Switch, has a "balloon mode" where players set platforming challenges for one another by placing balloons in hard-to-reach areas.
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A bright idea How do you explore the rich flora and fauna that grows in remote, hard-to-reach places such as Hawaii's steep cliff sides and small islands?
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This positioning, up high and off-center, was criticized by reviewers, who found it hard to reach, and said it led to users accidentally smudging their own camera lenses.
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"It will provide a rapidly growing source of billions of monthly advanced TV impressions in young and hard-to-reach demos in a premium and safe environment," said Bakish.
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Speaking from the Senate floor on Tuesday, John McCain criticized lawmakers for their failure to get things done, and called on his colleagues to work hard to reach comprises.
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All over the globe, researchers are deploying regular cameras with infrared triggers to gather crucial data about rare and elusive species that occupy remote or hard-to-reach areas.
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Land slips and cracks in roads made it hard to reach the area near the epicenter 55 miles northeast of Christchurch, where the initial quake hit just after midnight.
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"We worked hard to reach practical results ... such as opening crossings and lifting the sanctions and advancing the issue of reconciliation but unfortunately it did not happen," said Bardaweel.
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But divisions between the militant groups and the communities where they live, as well as disputes among different groups of residents, will make it hard to reach a deal.
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The filing said Heckler & Koch had queried whether the weapons, which target enemies protected by walls or hidden in hard-to-reach places, would violate international laws of war.
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Given that most EU policies are delicate compromises, it is hard to reach agreement on which should be altered or abandoned lest a house of cards come tumbling down.
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The size also makes it easy for a rogue AirPod to drop into all sorts of hard-to-reach crevices, which could force owners to invest in pricey replacements.
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Energy Transfer Partners has maintained that it worked hard to reach out to the tribe before finalizing Dakota Access's route, a position Mahmoud and panel Republicans repeated on Wednesday.
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The Aunt Martha's Flour Sack Dish Towels are our top pick because they can get into hard-to-reach spots, dry quickly, and they won't leave any lint behind.
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Those sanctions, coupled with sharply lower oil prices, have cost Russia dearly — including by denying it the sophisticated technology it needs to exploit increasingly hard-to-reach energy reserves.
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OneWeb aims to provide high-bandwidth communication services using low Earth orbit satellites, with a focus on rural and other areas that are hard-to-reach for terrestrial networks.
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"Snap has given us a valuable, loyal, young audience of millions who can be hard to reach on other platforms," said Greg Gittrich, the chief content officer at Mashable.
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And in some hard-to-reach communities like East Hartford, Connecticut, where nearly a fifth of office buildings sit vacant, things are finally starting to look a bit better.
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I can go on about details: The back button is hard to reach and even harder to touch accurately, there's significant latency and the menus aren't laid out naturally.
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While it is important to have a discussion about Sheefs, he said, it may be hard to reach an agreement on limits as enforceable as the 14-day rule.
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Tunde Braimoh, a member of the Lagos House Assembly, said that "we are using the bus rapid transit system to link parts of Lagos that are hard to reach".
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Tunde Braimoh, a member of the Lagos House Assembly, said that "we are using the bus rapid transit system to link parts of Lagos that are hard to reach".
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In this vein, Body Back Company's Body Back Buddy Trigger Point Therapy Self Massage Tool offers an easy and affordable way to treat all those hard-to-reach areas.
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From a commercial standpoint, "13 Reasons Why" feels like an ideal Netflix show -- tailored to a hard-to-reach demographic, offering the kind of mystery that's meant to be binged.
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Most host regions are unlikely to keep drawing tourists afterward, Moody&aposs warned, because they are too hard to reach, too cold and must compete with more attractive destinations elsewhere.
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The goal of the technology, the company says, is to enable more accurate diagnosis, and eventually treatment, of small and hard-to-reach nodules in the periphery of the lung.
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The goal is for the low-orbit satellites to bring connectivity to millions in remote areas that are too hard to reach with fiber-optic cables and terrestrial wireless networks.
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For example, players that invested in Corvo's "Blink" ability could teleport freely for short distances, making it easy to sneak around on rooftops and in other hard-to-reach locations.
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The vacuum flexes to fit your needs — the wand bends to clean hard-to-reach areas and you can detach the upper half, turning the tool into a hand vacuum.
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Reddit has grown its appeal to advertisers with 330 million monthly active users, half of whom are between the ages of 18 and 003, a valuable, hard-to-reach demographic.
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Reddit has grown its appeal to advertisers with 330 million monthly active users, half of whom are between the ages of 18 and 24, a valuable, hard-to-reach demographic.
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If you're looking for something easy to use, doesn't look like a robotic crab, and will give you coverage even in hard to reach spaces, this is your best bed.
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In the future, should they carry on as before, splurging on expensive vanity projects in hard-to-reach places, at the risk of having "unburnable" reserves as environmental concerns mount?
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Microsoft is also hoping to expand its white space technology in hard-to-reach areas of the U.S., so Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands serve as useful testing grounds.
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They move into your house in August and stay all year, hanging out in closets, bathtubs, hanging plants, hard-to-reach ceiling corners, or on window sills, pillowcases, coffee tables.
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The longer side is ideal for hard-to-reach areas like the inner corners of your eyes or around the nose while the shorter is great for foundation and blush.
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One of the biggest differences between Gekko and Trump is that you get a real sense that Gekko worked hard to reach a point where he could abuse his position.
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The percentage of women on Google's staff rose to 30.9 percent this year from 30.6 in 2014 — suggesting that the company is still finding it hard to reach gender parity.
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Since then, the property — a once-glamorous Art Nouveau retreat perched atop a hard-to-reach wooded Alpine foothill — has remained largely vacant, home only to caretakers and their families.
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That being said, next time an organization — especially a big, wealthy, hard-to-reach one — screws you over, the fix may be lying right there in your purse or pocket.
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"It's close to 80 million people, spanning high school to young moms and dads, and they are incredibly hard to reach because their media habits are fragmented," Mr. Corcoran said.
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It comes with three different extensions to help you tackle hard-to-reach spots and can easily be stored inside your glove compartment or cup holder when not in use.
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International Medical Corps said innovative software was also transforming what is known as "the last mile", helping streamline pharmaceutical supply chains and slash delivery times to hard-to-reach places.
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Around the island, doctors have teamed to make forays into hard-to-reach towns in the interior, jumping in cars and sport utility vehicles with whatever supplies they could muster.
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The budget plan will enable the 100-seat Senate to pass tax legislation with a simple majority rather than a 60-vote super-majority, hard to reach given Democrats' opposition.
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How has the startup been getting the word out about its platform to refugees who Beron notes are typically rather hard to reach by traditional media channels or mainstream social media?
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And there's an articulating handle for the wants that can rotate in three separate directions to make it easier to clean hard-to-reach places even when the canister's firmly grounded.
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The Japanese Red Cross said in a statement sent to BuzzFeed News that they have been assisting in the recovery efforts, although damaged roads have made it hard to reach people.
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It took off in Rwanda in 2016, where it is now a national on-demand medical drone network, delivering 150 medical products, mostly blood and vaccines, to hard-to-reach places.
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DARPA, for instance, recently launched a program aimed at designing robots capable of servicing satellites at the hard-to-reach but highly-desirable perch of geosynchronous orbit, 22,000 miles above Earth.
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"The preparation for these convoys has now resumed and we are ready to deliver aid to besieged and hard-to-reach areas as soon as possible," OCHA said in a statement.
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Both London and Brussels have said they will be working hard to reach a deal that will be good for both sides within the two-year timeframe determined under EU law.
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The Supreme Court, facing the prospect of an extended stretch with an eight-member bench, is "working really hard" to reach consensus and avoid deadlocks, Justice Elena Kagan said on Monday.
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Solar direct current systems are self-sufficient and can provide individual households with a basic, stable supply of energy, particularly if those houses are in hard to reach locations, said Jain.
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When you go to the trouble of installing a security camera in some hard-to-reach place, you want to know for certain it will survive with little need for maintenance.
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The Philips Sonicare Flexcare+ uses patented sonic technology and five cleaning modes to gently clean gums and prevent inflammation while hitting the hard-to-reach gumline spots to protect against gingivitis.
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Pending FAA approval, Zipline flights will demonstrate the "viability of unmanned aircraft technology in disseminating critical care supplies" to hard to reach areas, according to a White House release last week.
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Particularly, Particle sees demand for its devices in hard-to-reach or widely dispersed sensor networks — like industrial factory floors or in an agricultural monitoring setting for a farm or field.
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It means less help, much less help, to underserved, hard-to-reach populations, people who live in rural areas or have low literacy or don't speak English as their primary language.
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Adams owns Adams Tree Preservation in Youngstown and like any tree service business, he has a truck with a bucket attached to an adjustable boom for trimming hard-to-reach branches.
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When I want to target hard-to-reach areas or tight spaces, switching out the cleaning heads is as easy as unclicking the current one and clicking in a new one.
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It also comes with a handy wand attachment for hard-to-reach places, and has a built-in, allergy-friendly HEPA filter to keep you from sneezing all day, every day.
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Drones are a game-changing technology and have the ability to deliver goods to hard-to-reach places, capture sweeping photos in minutes and assist in rescue efforts and disaster relief.
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The United Nations estimates that almost 1 million people are in hard-to-reach parts of the northeast, where Islamist group Boko Haram has waged an insurgency for the past nine years.
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Similar devices are used to lift trucks that have rolled over, but the advantage to this robot and approach is that the rescue can be delivered to a hard-to-reach area.
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Pending approval from parties to the conflict, the U.N. is ready to deliver aid to about 1.7 million people in hard-to-reach areas in the first quarter of 2016, he said.
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The Dyson V7 Motorhead Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner can also easily transform into a handheld vacuum to get all of those hard-to-reach areas around your home and even your car.
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You need something like this vacuum cleaner, which is specifically designed to zap those suckers (their hair, not your pets) from any type of surface, including small and hard-to-reach areas.
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And the 2000,212 people that the United Nations counts as trapped in Madaya are about a tenth of those stranded in besieged or hard-to-reach areas as conditions grow steadily worse.
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The carrier (which is, incidentally, also our parent company) says it's teaming with the wireless provider to expand coverage in hard to reach spots, including stadiums, offices, hotels and those aforementioned airports.
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Still, even 18 months after that Security Council measure, the United Nations finds it difficult reaching more than 4.5 million people living in what it calls besieged and hard-to-reach areas.
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The United Nations had hoped to send convoys with aid for 1 million Syrians in besieged or hard-to-reach areas this month, but so far not one has reached its destination.
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CapitalG could make a nice profit from Airbnb as well, though it will be hard to reach as big of a percentage return because the investment came at a $30 billion valuation.
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With brightness set to 50 percent, WiFi and Bluetooth on, it's not hard to reach at least 10 hours of use; PD advertises 14 hours, with less than two hours to charge.
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People who buy sex have in the past proved hard to reach with anti-HIV efforts due to the stigma surrounding the virus and the fact that prostitution is illegal in Cameroon.
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By removing the need to dig, or get access to telephone poles, Turner believes he can greatly reduce the cost of installing fiber to the premises infrastructure in hard-to-reach places.
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The United Nations says that 400,000 Syrians are in besieged areas or in areas that are hard to reach, with the largest number, 200,000, trapped by Islamic State militants in the east.
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The new arrivals - including 2,000 Malians and 1,000 Burkinabe who had settled in Mali - are mostly staying with friends and relatives in volatile, hard-to-reach areas near the border, said UNHCR.
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After Mamma Mia, the once sleepy island of Skopelos, nestled in the relatively hard-to-reach Sporades, was swarmed by tourists inspired go on Donna-esque journeys of enlightenment of their own.
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Otherwise, Cordish stressed that the White House hoped to incentivize broadband providers as part of its forthcoming infrastructure package, with an eye on investing more heavily in hard-to-reach rural areas.
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Drones provide very useful services, especially for hard-to-reach areas, but flying expensive metal and objects into places where getting them back afterwards might be difficult isn't always the ideal option.
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If local trains go between San Francisco Transbay Terminal and San Jose in an hour and twenty minutes, and Baby Bullets in fifty, then this ridership level is not hard to reach.
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I have the highest respect for the women who have worked so hard to reach the pinnacle of their sport and I never meant to take away from their abilities and accomplishments.
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James Kell, on-wing technology specialist at Rolls, said they could help get the time taken to carry out a visual inspection of hard to reach areas down from hours to minutes.
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It comes with nine patented DRYglide blade cartridges that can be used to shave either wet or dry hair, and its ergonomic handle makes it easier to access hard-to-reach areas.
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Nielsen said that, over the last 10 years, it has become increasingly hard to reach usual hunting grounds with sled dogs due to unpredictable weather, thinning ice or no ice at all.
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Initial reports turn out to be wrong, communications break down at critical moments, important people become inexplicably hard to reach, and orders get lost or are sometimes interpreted overzealously with calamitous results.
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In a crumbling house set on the river bank above the emerald-colored Tigris, a hard-to-reach room was filled with more than 30 bodies piled on top of each other.
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"I assume whoever is the nominee will beworking very hard to reach out to members of that community to try to mitigate some of the damage that Trump is doing," Masket said.
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Morocco increased the education budget by 5.4 billion dirhams ($558.4 million) in 2019 to 68 billion dirhams as it seeks to boost access and improve infrastructure notably in hard to reach areas.
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"The Liberal Party of Canada is always working hard to reach more Canadians and involve them in our movement — including on Facebook and other online platforms," wrote Braeden Caley in a statement.
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With the Autowit, you'll also get a number of extensions to tackle every hard-to-reach place, and a USB charging cable to juice up the battery after 15 minutes of use.
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Oral B claims that it removes 300% more plaque in hard-to-reach spaces than your standard brush, with five spinning modes for daily brushing, gum care, sensitive teeth, whitening, and pro-clean.
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The partnership offers NBCUniversal an opportunity to create new programming using its content and brands to reach millennials, which traditional media companies and advertisers have found increasingly hard to reach on linear television.
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Welcome to Bleacher Report, a sports site that attracts tens of millions of visitors, many of them from the hard-to-reach key demographics that advertisers covet, 333- to 35-year-old men.
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The United Nations has said that in all, 4.5 million Syrians live in hard-to-reach areas, including 400,000 in 15 besieged towns like Madaya that are denied access to food and medicine.
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And the stakes are especially high since one of the shootings occurred in North Carolina, a critical swing state with a sizable African-American population that both campaigns are working hard to reach.
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"This is a viable strategy to get to people who are hard to reach and have no access to medical services," said Nawsher Ahmed Sikder, a civil servant from the Ministry of Finance.
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BBQ grill and oven sheet: 2-Pack — $13 See Details Speaking of scrubbing, the Better Sponge is designed with small silicone fingers to clean hard-to-reach places without wear and odor collection.
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Playing sports isn't the only way to learn how to make one's way to a longed for, but hard-to-reach goal, but it can be a very effective one — especially for women.
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"Working these small, hard-to-reach, problem-area muscles strengthens your entire body, so when you're moving through life, you're moving with more grace, more ease, more strength and more stability," says Packer.
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The U.N. had hoped to reach 1 million people in besieged and hard-to-reach areas with convoys of food aid in May, but supplies had only got to 160,000 people, he said.
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It's next to the camera which makes it hard to reach — I was always flipping my phone and looking for it — and caused smudging on the camera when I missed the fingerprint reader.
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I believe the director's decision violates a number of democratic freedoms, including the freedom of the press, protected under Canada's Charter to ensure the public has access to otherwise hard-to-reach information.
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Eventually, Moses had 12 offices, but he preferred this one because people had to work hard to reach him, and because they had to pay a toll to his agency, Mr. Caro said.
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The Essence series by Philips Sonicare starts with a gentle pace to get gums used to the bristles, then speeds up and uses the angled neck to sweep those hard-to-reach spots.
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Gartman argues that as countries become less reliant on fossil fuels and technology improves in the United States to get hard-to-reach oil, the Saudis' grip on the oil industry is slipping.
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Over the past few years, it has been working hard to reach out to standout creators and connect them with brands that want to be on TikTok and want to learn the Renegade.
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In that poll, 57 percent of black respondents said they were somewhat or very dissatisfied with the state of the economy; 81 percent said it was "very hard" to reach the American dream.
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Designed to clean cars, trucks, sporting equipment, furniture, and even gutters, it features a tapered brush head, along with accompanying 0.1mm and 0.25mm soft bristle replacement brushes to scrub hard-to-reach areas.
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The 20-volt battery powers 20 minutes of strong suction, and the 4-foot hose extends the nozzle for inhaling corn chips, doughnut crumbs, and pet hair from those hard-to-reach crevices.
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On the other hand, some of it has apparently worked—such as NBC News' Stay Tuned Discover show, which has tens of millions of viewers in the hard to reach under-25 market.
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The attack killed four people on board the helicopter during an operation to capture "criminal cells" in the area around Apatzingan, which is an area hard to reach by land, according to Michoacan Gov.
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It's super lightweight (less than four pounds), and comes with three different attachments that'll help you clean a variety of surfaces, including an extension hose that'll help you get those hard-to-reach places.
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From banishing allergens and odors from your mattress using baking soda to zapping dust from hard-to-reach surfaces using a Swiffer Dusters Extender, these inventive hacks are guaranteed to even out the score.
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About three-quarters of Lombok's north has been without electricity since Sunday, officials said, and aid workers are finding some hamlets hard to reach because bridges and roads were torn up by the tremor.
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About three-quarters of Lombok's north has been without electricity since Sunday, officials said, and aid workers are finding some hamlets hard to reach because bridges and roads were torn up by the disaster.
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Distributed renewable energy systems such as geothermal systems, micro-hydroelectric systems, solar panels and wind turbines can generate renewable energy close to where it is needed, including in isolated and hard to reach communities.
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Morocco increased the education budget by 5.4 billion dirhams ($561 million) in 2019 to 68 billion dirhams ($7 billion) as it seeks to boost access and improve infrastructure notably in hard-to-reach areas.
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Oil firms involved in other hard-to-reach and inefficient reserves, such as oil sands in Canada, ultra-deep offshore deposits, and the Arctic, are also hoping for a return to three-digit oil.
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The long stick extender can be used to tackle hard-to-reach areas like ceiling corners or tops of curtain rods and cabinets, but can obviously act as a traditional floor sweeper as well.
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Only 10 percent of United Nations requests to deliver food to war-ravaged and hard-to-reach areas in Syria were approved last year, areas where, according to the BBC, 4.5 million Syrians live.
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They are claiming that the standards are too hard to reach because consumers are more interested in larger vehicles like S.U.V.s and pickup trucks — but that's at odds with how the standards actually work.
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Constructing complex, watertight legal cases against detainees may have been more challenging than expected - suggesting the government might find it hard to reach its target of recovering $100 billion of illicit funds, analysts said.
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"Counting those who are in hard-to-reach villages has been a challenge for the Census Bureau every decade since 1870," said Steven Dillingham, the bureau's director, ahead of his trip to Toksook Bay.
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"In recent high-profile failures of polling, a common thread has been selection bias — that it's hard to reach a truly representative sample of the population in this day and age," Mr. Simon said.
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Morocco increased the education budget by 5.4 billion dirhams ($561 million) in 2019 to 68 billion dirhams ($7 billion) as it seeks to boost access and improve infrastructure notably in hard to reach areas.
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"The Committee is very concerned about children who are not registered ...in particular those who are displaced or live in besieged and hard-to-reach areas," panel member Jorge Cardona told a news briefing.
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"Counting those who are in hard-to-reach villages has been a challenge for the Census Bureau every decade since 1870," Dillingham said, referring to the first count after Alaska became a U.S. territory.
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It's intended for rescue missions in hard-to-reach-and-traverse places (like snowy mountain peaks, post-natural disaster rubble, and more) and can transform into a driveable vehicle with wheels instead of legs.
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RBA looks too optimistic: The Reserve Bank of Australia is sticking to its forecast for Australia's economic growth to pick up, but Westpac's Bill Evans argues the target will be hard to reach. 4.
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Yet the most telling change is that Facebook was willing to relegate the oft-used shortcut for Messenger to the hard-to-reach top left corner of the screen to highlight the Video hub instead.
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Surgeons regularly use devices such as the da Vinci Surgical System to perform complex procedures, and the robots can help access hard-to-reach tumors or visualize the inside of a patient with minimal invasion.
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That can make it very hard to reach, especially with the larger S8 Plus, and it can be more difficult for left-handed people that have to move their index fingers awkwardly to cover it.
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The Universal Service Fund subsidizes equipment used to provide service in four programs, including some rural or hard-to-reach areas, libraries and schools and a program that helps low income consumers get phone service.
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This body spray from Dr. Pimple Popper is packed with a potent 2% salicylic acid and calming rosemary extract to make quick work of targeting hard-to-reach places, like the center of your back.
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Damascus has given a green light for convoys to 25 of 29 besieged and hard-to-reach areas across Syria, they said, but not to eastern Aleppo and three parts of the Rural Damascus province.
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The FCC's Universal Service Fund, which draws from surcharges on consumers' bills, provides funding to help carriers build into hard-to-reach areas to deliver speeds of at least 10 Mbps download and 1Mbps upload.
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With cuts to state mental health budget, however, advocates in both states are concerned that neither Medicaid nor the mental health system will meet the needs of individuals who remain uninsured and hard to reach.
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It can be extremely difficult (and even dangerous) for aid workers to get to people in hard-to-reach areas, whether it's a rural region of a developing nation, or a country plagued by conflict.
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Even as the country's emissions continue to soar, it's been hard to reach a political consensus on energy and climate change policy because of Australia's mining history and a powerful lobby for one product: coal.
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The cease-fire would allow humanitarian aid to access hard-to-reach areas in Syria, and calls for refugees to be allowed to return to the safe zones and services and infrastructure to be restored.
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A futuristic satellite internet startup has received unanimous approval from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) to move forward with its plans to deliver high speed internet to hard to reach places in the United States.
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That could include an examination of regulations that impact broadband deployment and a look at bloated parts of the Universal Service Fund that the government uses to subsidize internet buildout in hard-to-reach areas.
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While our man in blue and reds stood branded as the skyward, hard-to-reach concept of the American dream, Luke Cage was the cynical, world-worn street hero made imperfect through a dream deferred.
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Clients may need to traverse relatively short distances as quickly as possible, and private planes are sometimes the only way of connecting to thousands of hard-to-reach local and private airports across the country.
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Led by the Federal Communications Commission's Connect America Fund, many of our broadband companies are working shoulder-to-shoulder with government to bring broadband to hard-to-reach communities — overcoming challenging distances, terrain and economics.
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There's a case to be made that the state simply doesn't have the statutory authority necessary to get to zero — there will inevitably be some hard-to-reach emissions, outside state authority, that require offsetting.
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The CO2 sucked from the air will be used to push out hard-to-reach oil from ageing fields, Steve Oldham, Carbon Engineering's chief executive, said on the sidelines of the CO2NNECT 2019 meeting in Wyoming.
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It's lightweight and portable, so you can use it to clean your living room and then turn around to use it to get all those hard-to-reach crumbs in the seat crevasses of your car.
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Pokémon Go's incredible early popularity revealed many pitfalls in location-based games, including players who trespassed or took risks to find hard-to-reach pokémon, or PokéStops being placed in inappropriate locations like cemeteries and memorials.
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A hard-to-reach second floor in an atrium could have been reached by upgrading one's engineering skills to repair the lift, or by creating a makeshift platform using a weapon that shoots rapidly hardening foam.
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Equipped with a combination tool for stains and a wand for cleaning hard-to-reach corners, the vacuum tackles messes on carpet, wood, vinyl, and tile with ease so your whole house gets the royal treatment.
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The S8's fingerprint scanner was a frustrating experience: it was small, hard to reach, and right next to the camera, which meant most of the time, I ended up with fingerprints on the camera lens.
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It can also avoid any obstacles in its way like pet bowls and toys with its "No-Go Lines" feature, while the vacuum's D-shape design makes it easier to get into hard-to reach-corners.
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According to Charity Navigator, officials are reporting that supplies like food, water, and medicine are running low, shelter is scarce for thousands of displaced people, and some of the affected areas are proving hard to reach.
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Rob Portman, who also is concerned about reduced Medicaid funding and who wants additional dollars to fight opioid abuse, credited McConnell for picking up the intensity of the talks and trying hard to reach an agreement.
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It can quickly convert from upright vacuum to handheld with its one-piece telescope wand and hose release, so you can take care of all the hard-to-reach areas like ceilings, stairs, and under furniture.
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The U.N. said there were 486,700 people under siege in Syria, in areas controlled by the government, Islamic State militants and other insurgent groups, among about 4.6 million who are hard to reach with humanitarian aid.
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"Our focus is on healthcare, just-in-time, real urgent movements, life-changing events in hard-to-reach locations," Bala Ganesh, the vice president of the Advanced Technology Group at UPS, told Business Insider in July.
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Walsh explores the idea that it may just be hard to reach us way out here, especially if other intelligent civilizations have, like us, not yet figured out an efficient way to travel between star systems.
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The prime-time broadcast on NBC brings in about three-quarters of its Olympic advertising and is counted on to attract hard-to-reach millennials and older viewers and to overwhelm rival networks in prime time.
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States like Nevada have begun to establish complete count committees to oversee outreach and coordination among public and private sector organizations that will be on the ground to help educate and count hard-to-reach people.
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It also allows summer meal programs to deliver their meals or allow a child to leave with a meal for later if a community is hard-to-reach due to public safety concerns or extreme weather.
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The unexpected turn in the election tallies immediately raised questions about the value of modern polling: Can it accurately capture public opinion when so many people are now so hard to reach on their unlisted cellphones?
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For instance, the space shuttle program focused on reusability with the hope to drive launch costs down, but repair efforts after each launch of the craft left that ambitious goal more and more hard to reach.
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A spokesman for U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said Syria was a "difficult and challenging operating environment" with a limited number of vendors of fuel, telecommunication and other goods, especially in hard-to-reach areas.
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O'Brien said he expected the Syrian government to respond on Friday to the U.N. proposed plan to deliver food and other goods to 960,000 people in besieged and hard-to-reach areas across Syria during October.
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The stunning coastline of Ninh Thuan Province is a stark contrast to the barren, hard-to-reach hillsides and dilapidated wooden homes inland, where most people live, enduring the daily struggles that come with extreme poverty.
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"The State Department has continued vigorously to prosecute its historic mission to bring Americans home from hard-to-reach areas and cities hardest-hit by the virus," a spokesperson for the State Department told Business Insider.
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Raised in Bulawayo in the 1970s, at the height of the Rhodesian bush war that brought the guerrilla leader Robert Mugabe to power, Mr. Lendrum began climbing into Matobo's hard-to-reach nests as a boy.
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Victor Vescovo, CEO of Caladan Oceanic and the submersible's chief pilot, noted that the success of this series of dives to the Titanic opens access to visit other hard to reach wrecks using a similar process.
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As it is, some American companies do get tax credits for storing CO22 underground, but, apart from ADM, they do so for "enhanced oil recovery," pumping CO22 into nearly dry wells to extract hard-to-reach oil.
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Ford unveiled a new concept at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona today: an electric self-driving delivery van that can launch a fleet of drones to pick up and drop off packages in hard-to-reach places.
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Coal there is far cheaper to mine, partly because it requires much less labour, than in Appalachia, where the easiest seams have long been tapped out, and what remains is deep inside mountains and hard to reach.
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Unless efforts to get power to hard-to-reach areas are ramped up, an estimated 22015 million people - about 80 percent of the world's population - will still live without electricity in 2030, they said in a report.
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The new Wi-Fi router's highlight feature might be that it can pair up with others to offer easy ways to extend your home network throughout the home, for better network coverage in hard to reach places.
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Given the simple approach it uses to spot cancerous tissue, it could be easily adapted for other parts of the body, and even miniaturized for spotting and removing cancers in hard-to-reach areas like the intestines.
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It is situated in the brain stem, a hard-to-reach, tube-shaped mass of gray matter at the top of the spinal cord, which functions as the conduit for communication between the brain and the body.
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Saville said the agency has used Xandr's targeting tools to find hard-to-reach audiences that aren't watching TV. Xandr claims it can find audiences similar to TV viewers on digital, streaming and addressable platforms, for example.
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That gives opposition parties the potential numbers to veto unpopular policies or even undo previous reforms such as the most recent labour market overhaul, though in practice the latter would require hard-to-reach cross-party agreements.
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"We believe that the cessation of hostilities will lead to a big leap forward in reaching many more people, hundreds of thousands of people in the hard-to-reach areas and the remaining besieged areas," he added.
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The chatty P.T. told me that "the company wants us to hit our minutes" and that it can be really hard to reach Medicare's maximum payment thresholds when a patient like my dad has a short stay.
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COPENHAGEN — Denmark plans to house the country's most unwelcome foreigners in a most unwelcoming place: a tiny, hard-to-reach island that now holds the laboratories, stables and crematory of a center for researching contagious animal diseases.
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The entries fluctuate between highly entertaining (HOSTESS TWINKIES) and hard to reach without help (IMARETS, which I feel like I should have known), but each of them are exquisite gems and they are all clued nearly perfectly.
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So hard to reach were the mountainous counties of northwestern North Carolina that lowlanders early in the state's history often called them "the lost provinces," and the nickname stuck into the first half of the 20th century.
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" Countermanding such decisions "doesn't happen very often," Goelman continued, but "in this case, it is hard to reach any conclusion other than that the decision to reverse the OPR's decision was motivated at least largely by politics.
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He also reiterated that it would be hard to reach any deal without participation of Kurds in talks, while Russia was ready to coordinate its actions with the United States for reaching a ceasefire agreement in Syria.
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Google (or rather Alphabet, but they're looking more like the same company than ever before these days) is looking to provide similar connectivity services in hard to reach areas through its Loon high-atmosphere balloon project, too.
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Tekashi 6ix9ine is hard to reach these days, which is why a Danish rapper who sued him 8 months ago wants a judge to help him do just that to close the book on a legal matter.
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Adrian Packer of the CORE Education Trust—which runs six schools in Birmingham, several of which have taken part—sees a parallel between the ideas that Shakespeare is "hard", and that some children are "hard to reach".
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More than 2.5 billion adults do not have an account at a financial institution, with women in rural, poor and hard-to-reach populations being the most affected, according to the World Bank's Global Financial Inclusion Database.
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The cyclone ravaged rural swaths of the three nations that are hard to reach in even the best of times, making it difficult for governments and international humanitarian organizations to grasp the full extent of the destruction.
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With the hundreds of rescues that the crew undertake each year, these mountaineers – usually professional climbers or ski instructors – are employed for both their knowledge of the area and their ability to access hard to reach places.
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Earlier this year, Ford unveiled a new concept of an electric self-driving delivery van that can launch a fleet of drones to pick up and drop off packages in hard-to-reach places, like high-rise buildings.
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The study is also the latest example of how drones can help scientists in their quest to conserve species: in Hawaii, botanists are also using drones to hunt down rare plants in hard-to-reach places like cliffs.
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As an industry we're obsessed with youth, we're endlessly trying to get "upwardly mobile Millennials " or "hard to reach youthful influencers" or some nonsensical and largely broke crowd who can't afford the premium SUV we have on offer.
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The drones are being used by an electric power maintenance company in China to get rid of plastic bags and other debris that get caught in places that are hard to reach with a human in a cherrypicker.
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Where Virgos would rather work hard to reach their goals, Libras would prefer to network their way to top (you can look to their respective ruling elements, self-reliant earth and sociable air, to better understand this difference).
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But the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection says Thursday it will still take several weeks to fully surround the massive wildfire in Northern California because it&aposs burning in steep terrain that&aposs hard to reach.
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Musk also anticipates a future where the market for the Powerwall and other home storage batteries far outstrips demand for Tesla vehicles, including in areas that are underserved or hard to reach for traditional grid-based power providers.
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"My first week on the job, a 5-gallon, wall-mounted ketchup dispenser got stuck open in the kitchen and dumped a prodigious quantity of ketchup onto every hard-to-reach kitchen crevice," Bezos told author Cody Teets.
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The idea of "Vessel" as an exclamation point toward the northern end of the High Line is part of Mr. Ross's grand plan to make Hudson Yards the center of New York, despite its hard-to-reach location.
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During a tour of the refinished dome's interior, construction inspector Tom Nowell clambered up steep stairways to point out improvements, such as a new lighting system, walkways, new glazing and netting for access to hard-to-reach spots.
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The move to craft a nimbler way to bring electricity to poor, hard-to-reach communities reflects a wider shift in how the world is starting to think about providing urgently needed infrastructure in a high-tech era.
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"The preparation for these convoys has now resumed and we are ready to deliver aid to besieged and hard to reach areas as soon as possible," the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs told the Guardian.
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That means it's very hard to reach and then your alternatives are a PIN, or a slide-to-unlock or an iris scanner, which is fairly accurate but doesn't work with sunglasses so you would hate it Kara.
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Many of the towns that have been hit the hardest are in hard-to-reach mountainous areas; several villages near Amatrice are situated at altitudes up to 3,000 feet (1,000 m) at the end of winding, narrow roads.
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Eventually, Le Groupe La Poste, the name of the French postal service, hopes to use drones to deliver parcels in hard to reach rural or mountainous regions, where last-mile delivery is difficult and expensive by ground vehicle.
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Yet experts in the burgeoning field of prisoner re-entry, which supports former inmates, don't agree on what—short of addressing systemic issues such as poverty and unemployment—can prevent this hard-to-reach group from committing more crimes.
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But actually getting the bill passed looks to be an uphill battle: Democrats have promised to filibuster in order to put off the final vote, and ending a filibuster would require a supermajority vote, which is hard to reach.
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Facebook makes it weirdly hard to reach people even in small groups that have assembled for the express purpose of making it easy to get in touch: Other moderators have noticed how Facebook's algorithm shapes the discussion in groups.
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Mr. O'Brien, the United Nations emergency relief coordinator, told Council members that roughly 4.6 million people lived in besieged or hard-to-reach areas, and that combatants had ignored the Council's resolutions requiring aid convoys be given safe passage.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. and Japanese officials are working hard to reach agreement on a bilateral trade agreement, a senior Japanese official told Reuters on Wednesday, adding he was looking forward to news on the deal in the near future.
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The new report also goes into more detail on the ability of the malware to steal data from hard-to-reach places — including secrecy-focused Virtual Encrypted Networks and networks not connected to the internet, called air-gapped networks.
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Several factors are complicating the immense task of registering and turning out millennials, the 20083- to 22008-year-olds who are already hard to reach because their media consumption habits do not lend themselves to traditional television-focused campaigns.
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Several factors are complicating the immense task of registering and turning out millennials, the 18- to 34-year-olds who are already hard to reach because their media consumption habits do not lend themselves to traditional television-focused campaigns.
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Brush Hero Wheel Brush Starter Set, $29.99, available at AmazonRead our review of the Brush Hero hereFrom your car wheels to patio furniture to BBQ grills, the Brush Hero detail brush can clean all the hard-to-reach areas.
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China is fielding a far-reaching reconnaissance system reliant on drones to strengthen its ability to conduct surveillance operations in hard-to-reach areas of the South China Sea, the Ministry of Natural Resources said in a report Tuesday.
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In June of 2015, the Environmental Protection Agency released a draft report on hydraulic fracturing, a method of removing oil and natural gas from hard to reach places in shale rock also known as "fracking," in the United States.
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The petroleum industry is also working to limit surface mining and increase its share of "in situ" production of oil, which drills wells into hard-to-reach deposits, blasts them with steam, and pumps oil products to the surface.
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All lines that go to Antarctica (most leaving from southern ports in Chile or Argentina) require passengers to submit medical forms proving they are in good health, mostly because the medical infrastructure can be limited and hard to reach.
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Following the example of Vermont's "hub-and-spoke" programs, we are also working to expand buprenorphine, a medication used to treat opioid addiction, to hard-to-reach patients who may not seek treatment through the traditional health-care system.
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BLACK+DECKER Dustbuster Handheld Vacuum, $47.89 (Originally $59.99) [You save $12.10]From car interiors to tight corners, this cordless handheld vacuum is perfect for cleaning up small messes that would be hard to reach with a full-size vacuum.
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A key reason why human trafficking flourishes in the illegal mining sector is because mines are often located in jungle areas that are hard to reach and there are few labor inspectors and police working in remote rural areas.
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The Congo Basin forest — hard to reach, difficult to work in, and, like Yangambi itself, suffering decades of scientific neglect in the wake of the colonial experiment — is in some ways still something of a black box to decode.
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BLACK+DECKER Dustbuster Handheld Vacuum, $47.89 (Originally $59.99) [You save $12.10]From car interiors to tight corners, this cordless handheld vacuum is perfect for cleaning up small messes that would be hard to reach with a normal size vacuum.
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The Perdido drilling plan shows Pemex has not entirely closed the door on new deepwater projects or to tie-ups with private companies needed to extract hard-to-reach oil, according to Porres and others familiar with the project.
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If and when we finally master molecular machinery, we'll be able to build microscopic-sized robots with programmable functions and send them to places that are otherwise impossible to reach, such as a cell or a hard-to-reach cancerous tumor.
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"Although many in parliament would agree with some change in the fiscal stance, it could be hard to reach agreement on a fully comprehensive package of fiscal measures and in particular how to fund them," JP Morgan economist Allan Monks said.
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Equipped with the same iAdapt Navigation as its Roomba siblings, the Braava Jet 240 maneuvers around corners, furniture, and drop-offs to cover hard-to-reach places (like behind the toilet) and avoid cleaning the same spot over and over again.
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De Berry, who now heads up another World Bank project in Africa's Great Lakes region to support displaced people and host communities, said the bank realizes that to end poverty, it must concentrate efforts on hard-to-reach populations like these.
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The United Nations said it had received government approval to reach nearly all the besieged and hard-to-reach areas where it sought to bring aid, but access to many areas was still constrained by fighting, insecurity and administrative delays.
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"Hopefully this nationwide cessation will provide humanitarian agencies and organizations the opportunity to respond in areas that have been cut off or are hard to reach in all of Yemen," Jamie McGoldrick, the U.N.'s Yemen Humanitarian Coordinator, told Reuters.
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A humanitarian task force composed of major and regional powers meets again in Geneva on Thursday to discuss improving access to more than 4 million civilians trapped in both besieged and hard to reach areas, U.N. spokesman Ahmad Fawzi said.
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And they make up only a fraction of the 400,000 in similar situations in other towns -- and millions more struggling in hard-to-reach areas -- because of the country's civil war, which is about to mark its five-year anniversary.
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That, and the sheer number of known plant species—almost 400,000 of them, spread far across the globe in hard-to-reach places, with thousands more being discovered every year—makes the whole affair a massive, underfunded game of catch-up.
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Right now, total solar eclipses occur once every 18 months on average, a frequency that makes it easy to take them somewhat for granted, even though they're often only visible from places on our planet that are hard to reach.
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WASHINGTON, July 17 (Reuters) - U.S. and Japanese officials are working hard to reach agreement on a bilateral trade agreement, a senior Japanese official told Reuters on Wednesday, adding he was looking forward to news on the deal in the near future.
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Once the largest contributor to South Africa's gross domestic product, mining has shrunk steadily over the last decade with hard-to-reach deposits, high wage settlements and uncertainty over ownership laws deterring investors against a backdrop of slack global demand.
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A police spokesman said the bus was returning from the hard-to-reach Himalayan cave shrine of Amarnath when militants and Indian police exchanged fire at Botengoo, Monday night, on the Srinagar-Jammu national highway, south of the capital Srinagar.
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So top research agencies like NASA, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), and a number of university and research institutes around the world have undertaken missions to these remote polar worlds, often flying planes over the hard-to-reach lands.
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Although some recent local surrenders meant the number of people who were hard to reach with aid had fallen by 10 percent to 4.5 million, a further 625,000 were besieged - 80 percent of them by forces loyal to Assad, he said.
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The United Nations acknowledged this week that since the start of the year it had reached fewer than half the people in towns mostly besieged by government forces, and even fewer — barely seven percent — in so-called hard-to-reach areas.
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"We remain extremely concerned that the United Nations is being excluded from sending humanitarian convoys to besieged and hard-to-reach areas inside Syria," said the letter, dated July 24 and addressed to the Security Council President, Chinese Ambassador Liu Jieyi.
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He complained that the U.N. had asked to send aid convoys to 35 besieged and hard-to-reach areas in Syria in May but the government only granted full access to 14 of them and partial access to another eight.
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About 75 percent of the north has been without electricity since Sunday, officials said, and some communities were hard to reach because bridges were damaged and trees, rocks and sand lay across roads cracked wide open in places by the tremor.
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Lately he had been so hard to reach that earlier today, before news of his death was confirmed, the New York Times ran a story taking up the concerns of his friends and business associates who'd been struggling to contact him.
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In addition to full-size brooms, Berea's students make a range of items including fireplace brooms, cobwebbers (for those high and hard to reach corners) and whisk brooms (for tight spots, to brush off upholstery or countertops, or to delint clothing).
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Each of the best mesh Wi-Fi systems consist of several components, including one main router that is hardwired to your modem, and a family of smaller modules that are strategically scattered around your home to penetrate hard-to-reach areas.
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HARD-TO-REACH GLOBAL GOAL Women account for an estimated 71% of slavery victims worldwide but 99% of those enslaved for commercial sex, with sex trafficking estimated by campaign group Equality Now to be a $99 billion a year industry.
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This unique cleaning brush attaches to any standard garden hose and uses an impressive amount of torque to blast dirt and grime from all those hard-to-reach, hard-to-tackle messes on your car's tires, grill, door handles, and more.
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Acronyms like these are used across social media and messaging apps and are popular among the hard-to-reach millennial group, one that might be more interested in P&G's other products such as Old Spice deodorant or Aussie shampoo.
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China is willing to work with the United States to resolve each other's core concerns on the basis of equality and mutual respect, and will try hard to reach a phase one deal, Gao Feng, spokesman at the ministry, told reporters.
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In the past, plant managers used to have to shut down the factory at least once a year to perform risky and time-consuming inspections on high-up structures, parts of the factory's roof and other hard-to-reach places.
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According to public records and a document obtained by Motherboard via the Freedom of Information Act, the IRS paid $65,000 for services from Flashpoint, a company focused on extracting intelligence from hard-to-reach areas of the internet inhabited by cybercriminals.
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The Nebraska researchers' Unmanned Aerial System for Firefighting (UAS-FF) hopes to tackle all these problems at once by keeping humans out of the line of fire while also giving them access to hard to reach spots for controlled burns.
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In the United Nations statement, Kevin Kennedy, the regional humanitarian coordinator for the Syria crisis, and Yacoub El Hillo, his Damascus-based counterpart, said only 10 percent of requests for aid convoys to reach besieged and hard-to-reach areas had been delivered.
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"These urgently needed actions are critical as they allow humanitarian actors to reach thousands of people in these hard-to-reach locations and who are in desperate need of assistance," said El Hillo in an OCHA statement on the al-Wa'ar deal.
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Zipline CEO Keller Rinaudo spoke at An Evening with Code Mobile and shared what other projects he's moving into, including work in Kenya delivering Holstein bull sperm to families who depend on livestock farming in hard-to-reach parts of the country.
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I could feel the mac and cheese's presence before it was even made, noticing the telltale stack of shredded cheddar in the fridge or the cardboard tube of breadcrumbs retrieved from a hard-to-reach cabinet before Mom even started cooking the pasta.
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One of the best known is Zipline, based in San Francisco, which took off in Rwanda in 2016, where it is now a national on-demand medical drone network, delivering 150 medical products, mostly blood and vaccines, to hard-to-reach places.
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Here are a few examples applied to running: Boost Battle Run Paris by Adidas Boost Battle Run Paris by Adidas These applications are a golden opportunity for companies that see a way to access otherwise hard-to-reach targets and sell new products.
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Scientists have successfully leveraged that by reprogramming viruses to deliver genes into cells of choice — but the challenge is that it takes a lot of viruses to deliver that cargo to hard-to-reach regions of the brain and throughout the nervous system.
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The new method is like receiving "shiny, new 'scalpels'" that are "specialized and sharp enough to precisely cut out specific sequences in hard-to-reach cells," Kris Saha, a biomedical engineer at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, told the Genetic Expert News Service.
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Why it matters, from Axios' Kim Hart: In addition to positive buzz for providing emergency service in a crisis, this gives Alphabet a chance to pilot one of its innovative — but relatively untested — ideas for bringing mobile service to hard-to-reach areas.
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Other firms in Sadara's portfolio include Yamsafer, an online travel service focused on Arab-world clients, SoukTel, which provides digital communications to aid agencies and others working in hostile or hard-to-reach environments, and an Arabic-language medical consultancy called WebTeb.
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With Dyson's Ball technology, the vacuum cleaner can get into difficult and hard-to-reach areas around your home with its self-adjusting cleaner head and its attached wand and hose, while it still offers the same suction power in tight spaces.
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That's partly because of the shape of the device, which doesn't leave as many hard-to-reach areas, and it has a self-cleaning brush that helps get a lot of the pulp out of the strainer while the auger is running.
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In the course of a hot and sweaty midsummer dig in a hard-to-reach Ohio dwelling-place closet while the inhabitants were carelessly out, Martin Smythe, of the museum's near-antiquities staff, spotted this priceless treasure and plucked it up straightaway.
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The timing, the amount you can carry, all those things seem to line up to make drone delivery an effective solution for those hard to reach places or times when you need something quickly and you don't want to or can't wait.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany is working hard to reach the point where the first transactions can be carried out under a special trade channel being set up to enable trade between Iran and European exporters, a German Foreign Ministry spokesman said on Friday.
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The virus outbreak has fanned concern that Japan has become over-reliant on tourism, and could make it hard to reach a government target of 40 million visitors this year, up from 31.9 million last year and double those of five years ago.
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Others, though, are more obscure or hard to reach or both, including three members of the class of 2017: Okinoshima, a sacred island in Japan; Dauria, a wild landscape shared by Mongolia and Russia; and Asmara, the capital of Eritrea in East Africa.
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Globally, microinsurance is a $64 billion market, but it has been slow to catch on in Africa because of logistical hurdles: Farms are tiny and often hard to reach; claims are a challenge to verify; cost is too high for subsistence growers.
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Even so, the United Nations special envoy for the Syrian conflict, Staffan de Mistura, said on Thursday that aid was reaching only about 560,000 people, out of the 4.1 million believed to be in need in besieged and hard-to-reach areas.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - The Syrian government in 26.7 ignored most United Nations requests to deliver humanitarian aid to some of the 24.8 million people in hard-to-reach and besieged areas and only 4.33,24.3 received help, the U.N. aid chief said on Wednesday.
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If your pickup location is very hard to reach — certain gated communities, large hotels with multiple entrances, a neighborhood with seemingly random construction and road closures — take the time to call or text your driver the best way to pick you up.
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The U.N. estimates there are almost 500,000 people living under siege, out of a total 4.6 million who are hard to reach with aid, but it hopes that a cessation of hostilities that began on Friday night will bring an end to the 15 sieges.
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It would bar carriers from getting government subsidies in purchasing equipment to provide service in four programs, including providing service in some rural or hard-to-reach areas, service to libraries and schools and a program that helps low income consumers get phone service.
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Loon breaks its stratospheric balloon flight record with 223 days aloft This beats the Alphabet-owned company's previous record of 198 days in the air by nearly a month, and it's great news for its goal of delivering internet connectivity to hard-to-reach areas.
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Google Street View has unveiled a stream of photographs from last year's mush, letting audiences outside Alaska look inside the wintry race using its Trekker gear (a portable backpack fitted with a camera, letting its Street View technology squeeze into hard-to-reach places).
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The pods themselves are hexagon-shaped devices that plug in to any electrical outlet in the home, and then pair with Comcast's xFi Wireless Gateway or the xFi Advanced Gateway to help Wi-Fi signals extend to the hard-to-reach areas of the home.
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Along with the United States, Norway is one of the countries at the forefront of drive for CCS, building on 23 years of diverting carbon dioxide from its vast gas output and using some to push out hard-to-reach oil from aging fields.
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Fugro is still suffering the impact of a rout in oil prices that have fallen by more than 50 percent from mid-2014 highs, affecting its business as makes it uneconomic to prospect for the hard-to-reach subsea deposits in which it specialises.
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Hard-to-reach respondents are inadvertently underrepresented while those deemed unlikely to vote are excluded by design Unlikely voters — such as those who have not voted in a previous presidential race — which in some polling models represent up to 6900 percent of the election turnout.
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Near the end of the first half between Boise State and Fresno State in IdahoTuesday night, a weird sequence of deflections—not unlike the drunken goal we witnessed earlier that day—ended with the ball stuck in a hard-to-reach spot behind the backboard.
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The city is now considered one of the world's most innovative, with its transport systems playing an unusual role in not only symbolizing the changes in Medellín, but actually helping to bring it about by connecting people in hard-to-reach areas to new opportunities.
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Both are banking that even elusive outsiders will tire of trying to fly solo in China, where potential clients shop far more by mobile phone apps than in the United States or Europe, and those in smaller, far-flung cities are hard to reach.
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The Oxford test, on the other hand, requires only relatively simple equipment for both conducting the test and for interpreting the results, which unlocks the possibility of deploying it in hard to reach areas or in local facilities that lack specialized equipment and personnel.
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Though the book revolves around Reagan, he remains a remote, hard-to-reach figure; it is through the richly imagined perspectives of an orbit of insiders—including Richard Nixon, Christopher Hitchens, and a restless, astrology-hooked Nancy Reagan—that we see these crises unfold.
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Michael altered his angle of entry by crossing his arms and arching his back—boom, business meets recess—but Jeremy remained within the purview of his touch screen, his right hand stretching up and rotating as though changing a hard-to-reach light bulb.
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" Now, however, the WFP is pledging to continue its efforts to deliver food to the most besieged areas of Syria, no matter how it gets delivered: "as humanitarians we must use every opportunity to reach hungry people in besieged and hard-to-reach areas in Syria.
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Some 900,000 people live in the archipelago of more than 300 islands International aid agencies said supplies were being delivered but the scale of the damage to infrastructure, particularly jetties and communications equipment, was making it hard to reach remote communities where help was most needed.
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More numbers: 2.8 million Syrian children are in hard-to-reach areas 281,000 are living under siege 2.3 million have left the country 2/3 of Syrian children have been injured, lost a loved one or had their house bombed or shelled, Save the Children discovered.
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"Awesomeness has done an incredible job building their brand into a digital media powerhouse for today's most sought-after and hard-to-reach youth audiences," said Kelly Day, President of Viacom Digital Studios and former Chief Business Officer of AwesomenessTV, in a statement about the deal.
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While most of the technology used here is already commercially available, the collaboration has led to new advances, such as a special antenna you can attach to a cellphone to turn it into a radio in hard-to-reach areas not serviced by a cell tower.
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She also patented a toilet tissue holder that made sure that the loose end of a roll was always within reach, and a back washer that could be attached to the wall of a shower to help people clean hard-to-reach parts of their back.
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"The growth is amazing at the moment and what's interesting is there are a lot of brands getting into e-sports particularly because it's the hard to reach demographic of children or people aged between 12 to 24 that aren't actually watching TV anymore," King said.
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We've explored many others over the years: failure to contact hard-to-reach voters, question order effects, problematic interviewers or bad interviewing devices, failure to determine who is really going to vote and who isn't, undecideds deciding, "decided" voters switching at the last moment, and many others.
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"We are working hard to reach an agreement on the NAFTA free-trade agreement and possibly also on the question of tariffs and quotas on aluminum and steel," Trudeau said in a pre-release excerpt from an interview to be published by the German daily on Monday.
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A fracking ban, or a significant curbing of fracking — which involves injecting a high-pressure mixture of water, sand, and chemicals into the ground to break open hard-to-reach pockets of oil — is meaningful because the prohibition would keep bounties of carbon-rich oil buried.
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Scientists said on Wednesday that in a series of experiments the crow, known by its indigenous Hawaiian name 'Alala, used objects as tools with dexterity to get at hard-to-reach meat, sometimes modifying them by shortening too-long sticks or making tools from raw plant material.
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Medic Mobile, a communication and support platform for health workers in hard-to-reach communities around the world, was born when founder Josh Nesbit noticed he had stronger cell reception in a rural African village than he did on Stanford's campus, where he was a student.
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"No matter how hard-to-reach an area is due to geographic barriers or insecurity, the polio program reaches those kids to protect them from polio," said Jay Wenger, director of the polio program at the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, a major contributor to Nigeria's polio program.
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CBRS opportunities abound for more than just Fortune 500 companies: over the past two years, the industry has also been meeting, testing and exploring these possibilities for health care, for IoT connected factories, for augmented reality gaming, and for connecting hard-to-reach areas to broadband.
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By approving the project, the United States would be "thumbing our nose to all the other countries that have striven so hard to reach this agreement," said Doug Norlen, the director of economic policy at Friends of the Earth, a nonprofit group that opposes Long Phu 1.
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Now imagine how refugees of limited means and limited English language must feel as their children are kidnapped by the very state that they labored so hard to reach — what guilt for their well-intentioned efforts to give them a better life away from violence and poverty.
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That includes the likes of Sam Yu, communications director for the National Korean-American Service & Education Consortium, who said they use social media daily to relay information on immigration policy changes, ICE raid alerts, know-your-right training, and calls to action for hard-to-reach populations.
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DAKAR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Flying in aid workers by helicopter to remote, hard-to-reach areas previously cut off from help by Boko Haram violence across northeast Nigeria has provided more than 45,000 people with aid over the past week, the United Nations said on Thursday.
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The side of a mountain is one of the wildest places we have left in the world: exposed to the elements, hard to reach, and not at all a place you can just sit down and call a taxicab if you decide you're not having that much fun.
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The outbreak triggered particular concern because it occurred in a remote northwestern area that was hard to reach but close to the Congo River, causing fears it could take root in a neighboring city or spread to the capital Kinshasa, a city of more than 10 million people.
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Guzzle coffee and cross a few tasks off my Google Keep list for the day: closing a hard-to-reach gable window in the attic that blew open, changing the HVAC filter (gotta treat that furnace right when it's single digits out), and taking trash and recycling out.
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Changing the battery doesn't even require taking the camera down from its mount, but if you're putting in a spot that's way high up and hard to reach, you might want to consider just getting the wired version and deal with the extra install process at the beginning.
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He said the government was working hard to reach a deal with the EU and if Britain can get changes to the so-called backstop, an insurance policy aimed at avoiding a hard border on the island of Ireland, then "there is a good deal to be done".
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" — Cara Siskind "I haven't taken psychiatric medications myself, but I have been in therapy at times, and it was so helpful — but also so hard to reach for, because part of me felt ashamed for being weak and needing someone else's help to deal with normal life problems.
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Go deeper: Why a DACA deal looks so hard to reach Sanders also commented on the controversy over a House Intelligence Committee memo that reportedly outlines how the controversial Trump-Russia Steele dossier was purportedly used as a pretext for the FBI to obtain FISA wiretaps against American citizens.
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But after weeks of loud protests, boisterous town hall meetings and scores of quieter meetings between members of Congress and health care professionals, patients, caregivers and hospital managers in their districts, it is becoming increasingly likely that a consensus in the House will be just as hard to reach.
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The campaign has also pledged to target 50 percent economy-wide emission reductions by 2030, a more ambitious goal that will certainly require some help from Congress, especially in hard-to-reach sectors like industry and agriculture, but it hasn't released any policy details on that stuff yet.
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The dough for the pissaladière was rising and my spirits faltering, when the children appeared and quickly set to work replacing hard-to-reach light bulbs, turning umpteen remotes for the television into one "universal" clicker, and consolidating a potentially hazardous maze of wires with a power cord.
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Fahim's friend Nasim Pakhtoon, 35, who runs a government television channel, had posted that when peace came he was going to open a restaurant in remote Nuristan Province, a place tucked into the mountains and so hard to reach that it was long described as the fabled Shangri-La.
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What I love about this moment is the impact it's [having] on those hard-to-reach people who are still awakening to the impact of sexual violence, and [are] able to hear about it, learn about it, in ways that our work as a movement hasn't touched them before.
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Folding robots are a funky version of on-demand robotic manufacturing or "printing," where users can deliver a pre-folded version of their device to an otherwise inaccessible or hard-to-reach environment, and then have it fold into its intended physical configuration after which point it can perform useful work.
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One example sees a simple wire robot crawling limb-over-limb down a pipe, but the bot could be outfitted with a wireless camera for relaying video of a hard-to-reach area, or a sensor array for providing details about whether or not it's safe for humans to proceed.
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UN convoys, said O'Brien, had reached some 150,000 people in 13 besieged areas since the beginning of the year, but added that only 30 percent of people in besieged areas, and less than 10 percent in so called "hard to reach areas" had been supplied by the UN and aid agencies.
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"As well as producing large audiences — in some countries, the largest of the year — the World Cup disproportionately attracts people who are hard to reach on television: young, upmarket and mobile consumers who are more likely to spend their time outside the home and adopt the latest media technologies," Zenith added.
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For hard-to-reach monuments, consider a more adventurous alternative route to avoid crowds — walking the steep hill to the Peak viewpoint in Hong Kong or hiking up the rain forest path to Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro instead of taking the crowded trams that lead to each.
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The mobile clinics provide the whole range of family planning methods — short term, long term — but particularly permanent methods [like IUDs and implants], which are the most practical methods for people living in hard-to-reach areas, because it takes them, like, two hours to get to our supply point.
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Situated on the western shore of the Duwamish River in a hard-to-reach corner of the city, South Park has turned its relative remoteness and affordability into an advantage, attracting creative entrepreneurs who otherwise might not be able to set up shop in one of the nation's fastest growing cities.
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"It's an example of how democratic elections should be carried out in any part of the world," its head, Andre da Silva Neto, told reporters, adding that some hard-to-reach polling stations had opened late and some delegates from political parties had been denied initial entry to observe the vote.
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Across a 260 meter (223.6 foot) section of rock wall, 43 meters (24 feet) above the floor of a hard-to-reach upper chamber of a site called Liang Bulu'Sipong 24, wild pigs and dwarf buffalo called anoa face off against a group of strangely tiny hunters in monochrome dark red.
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Many in psychic and spiritual communities believe that 2016 was predestined to be a year of dramatic completion and subsequent transition (this writer wonders if, in layman's terms, that translates to "a year that resembles an uncontrollable grease fire in a hard-to-reach place," since that's what it felt like sometimes).
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The researchers also made sure Americans who often get excluded from similar surveys were not forgotten; to that end, a field staff was used to conduct in-person recruitment, and they reached out to young adults, Spanish-speaking individuals, people of lower socioeconomic status, households without internet, and other hard-to-reach households.
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Well, in the spirit of getting our places sparkling clean for the summer months ahead, we've tapped expert Carolyn Childers over at Handy to give us the lowdown on everything from how to get to those annoying, hard-to-reach corners to more obvious things like getting stainless-steel appliances squeaky clean.
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The actor's firstborn son, who turns 14 next week, has a rare genetic disorder called Angelman syndrome, which causes motor and developmental disabilities, among other symptoms.. Farrell says that while any child taking their first steps is a momentous occasion, it meant even to him knowing his son worked hard to reach that milestone.
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Initially conceived as a surveying laser technology for creating topographically maps of hard-to-reach areas — including the surface of the Moon in the Apollo 15 mission — LIDAR has become pivotal to self-driving cars because it turns out that pulses of light are great for measuring the distance of objects from one another.
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Somehow our deadly, relentless overdose crisis, killing an estimated 803 people every day, has yet to spark the interest of our politicians and policymakers—despite the fact that it's a novel approach that two decades of painstaking research shows can stabilize the lives of even the most hard to reach, at-risk heroin users.
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"Fifty million pounds have been invested over the last 10 years to create a world-class venue for fans to enjoy one of the greatest global sporting events, and we are working hard to reach an agreement with Formula One that will ensure a sustainable future for the British Grand Prix at Silverstone," he said.
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Among other things, the academy is providing a comprehensive training in how to build or pilot a drone, how to integrate it into an existing supply chain to transport live-saving materials to hard-to-reach areas and how to use the drone acquired data to fight cholera, malaria or prepare better against floods.
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And while one might think that cash-flush Silicon Valley would be working doubly hard to reach trans users, new options that have emerged to fulfill the need—including the currently available Teadate, the just-launched GENDR, and Thurst, set to launch this September—are either unproven, yet to launch, or lackluster at best.
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Isik argues that this sees Scorp solve three of the main problems that brands have when trying to engage on social: production costs are often high, there isn't always an easy way to A/B test a campaign's content and it is hard to reach a young demographic that responds better to a more innovative approach than traditional ads.
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And that was the image China's official state media presented when broadcasting Xi Jinping's annual new-year message to the Chinese people on December 31st—though it has to be said, if that impressive expanse of wood really is the presidential desk, Mr Xi must find it hard to reach his impressively red but implausibly far-off telephones.
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Although intense competition for users and digital brand dollars from entities such as Facebook, YouTube, and Twitter (particularly Facebook's Instagram) may continue, Snap still has a rich/engaging canvas for brand advertisers that are targeting the hard-to-reach, but highly desirable, 18-34 year-old demo, and valuation has improved post sell-off (relative to growth).
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Spurred by the spiraling humanitarian disaster that has left more than 250,000 dead and 13.5 million Syrians in need of help, per U.N. calculations, the 20-member International Syrian Support Group set a goal in Munich, Germany, on Thursday to expedite aid deliveries with an emphasis on hard-to-reach areas, possibly beginning as soon as this weekend.
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"The rebels of Aleppo are interested only in a kind of cease-fire that allows them to bring in more arms and replenish ammunition," the daily Vedomosti quoted an unnamed source in the Russian Ministry of Defense as saying last weekend, in an effort to explain why a new cease-fire would be hard to reach.
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While Zipline CEO Keller Rinaudo and CTO Keenan Wryobeck initially focused on delivering life-saving medical supplies, especially blood, to clinics in hard to reach parts of Rwanda -- their company is planning to expand to new markets this year, including the U.S. CNBC caught up with Zipline for a demonstration of their systems in Davis, Calif.
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"Just thinking about the journey it makes me almost want to cry," said Sweden skip Anna Hasselborg "In 2015 we had this team together every single day since then we have worked so hard to reach this game "Team Kim has really worked well and worked hard for the last couple of years and we have a lot of respect in that team.
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Alan went on to make another few hundred hours of recordings for the Library of Congress before funding was cut, at which point he continued independently, picking up money where he could to fund investigative trips through hard-to-reach locales, lugging along his heavy equipment to capture the sounds and faces of people who wouldn't have otherwise been heard.
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Teleoperated surgical robots are designed to be controlled from a distance; a human operator uses a touch-sensitive haptic interface to direct the robot's movements as it performs surgery on someone who's hard to reach—maybe they're on the front lines of a war zone, or in a remote area hit by a natural disaster, or up on the International Space Station.
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In contrast, he says that Dalia has cracked these problems by using smart phones and mobile distribution — meaning it is able to access audiences that are hard to reach, such as younger people and those in developing countries — and by providing a user interface that is "better at getting people to provide information in a quick, fun, and straightforward way".
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In today's interconnected world, these deadly diseases don't stop at borders, as demonstrated by recent measles outbreaks and Ebola cases in the United States I have met dedicated UN workers in places like the Kakuma refugee camp who work to vaccinate and treat the most vulnerable and hard-to-reach children from diseases like measles – protecting children overseas and right here at home.
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If you go back into the details of that case, if you read the book that Jane Mayer and Jill Abramson wrote that forged the pro-Hill consensus among liberals and also read the evidence and arguments that Thomas's defenders marshaled then and still offer up now whenever the case is litigated anew, it's still hard to reach a definitive conclusion.
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The rail line to the coastal town of St. Ives opened in 1877, causing a huge uptick in tourism there, and it is easy to understand how it would have lured well-to-do Britons like her family to this once hard-to-reach stretch of Cornwall, now a thriving arts haven with its own branch of the Tate museum.
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The Liberation Route's resources and its network of tour guides offer a layer of access for "people who want more of a deep dive," to little-known, smaller museums and hard-to-reach locations, said Nathan Huegen, director of educational travel at the National WWII Museum in New Orleans, which takes about 1,000 to 753,500 history buffs to Europe every year.
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Brush Hero®: Deluxe Set This cleaning brush attaches to any standard-size garden hose and uses an impressive amount of torque to blast dirt and grime from all the hard-to-reach places around your home (think door handles, grills, windows, bikes, cars, etc.) Usually $49.99, the Brush Hero Deluxe Set is now available for $42.49 with the code PRESIDENT15.
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Uber may be facing a host of very challenging problems at the top, including a big gap in its senior leadership, and across its workplace culture, but it's still got to focus on product iteration if it wants to retain its market leadership, and this feature broadens its potential customer base to a previously hard to reach user group, via the proxy of existing riders.
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"It's getting so hard to reach a mass audience today because it's unclear who's watching other more classic media channels like TV or who's clicking on internet ads — or even then if it's a real human being clicking," said Mark Boidman, head of media services at PJ Solomon, an investment bank that advises companies and investors on buying and selling media companies, including out-of-home ad companies.
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Those plans include 24-hour helplines in multiple languages, outreach at public libraries, churches, and census outreach staff in hard-to-reach communities across the US. "From everything I know, it is unprecedented and it is unprecedented in several ways," said Gary Bass, executive director of the Bauman Foundation, who's leading around 80 national philanthropic organizations to fund roughly 150 civil rights and local advocacy groups around the country to prepare for the fallout of the changes to the census.
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