So I started Heartland Robotics to build robotics to help the heartland.
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Just ask key heartland GOP senators: What Pruitt is doing is certainly not what Trump promised heartland voters.
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State of Decay Heartland: A new DLC pack for Heartland 2 features two stories and will be available as part of GamePass.
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First Heartland Securities is part of a financial group ultimately controlled by state-owned Nazarbayev University and includes another lender, First Heartland Bank.
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"These divisions that there's the heartland and the coast to me are B.S." Selling Hollywood to the heartland is tough even in a Democratic primary.
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The dispute began when Kraft filed a patent suit involving liquid water flavorings in Delaware federal court against Heartland, a subsidiary of Heartland Consumer Products Holdings.
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The nursing home he came from was Heartland of Chillicothe, owned by HCR ManorCare – the same company that owned Heartland of Martinsburg in West Virginia during that outbreak.
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TC Heartland, a subsidiary of Heartland Consumer Products Holdings, argued that it has no presence in Delaware and 98 percent of its sales are outside of that state.
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And one last point, this BS that suddenly there's, like, the coasts and the heartland, like, we've got so much heartland inside California it's almost like a mini laboratory for America.
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The same Trumpian conservatives who claim to want to save the American heartland from the fabled Latin American Horde are guaranteeing conditions that over time will turn the heartland into a wasteland.
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Doesn't do much to change the calculus in the heartland.
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The establishment climber from California had become a heartland evangelical.
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When I started Rethink Robotics, it was called Heartland Robotics.
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It's not clear yet how much Heartland ultimately snapped up.
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And you'll do it in Shenzhen, the world's hardware heartland.
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Are Americans in the heartland ready to vote for socialists?
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The holding company for Heartland Bank is Rock Bancshares, Inc.
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The state Bureau for Public Health did not penalize Heartland.
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His personal background may help him retain the Tory heartland.
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The industrial benefits will win further support in the heartland.
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Pick a staunch originalist from the heartland that elected you.
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The trend towards the heartland is as clear as day.
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China's tariffs are already hurting soybean farmers across the heartland.
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"It hits heartland, it hits the Trump voter," she said.
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The heartland of the American conservatism is the old Confederacy.
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A podcast, The Daily, often features voices from the heartland.
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"It's more heartland than our typical network skew," she said.
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The entire concept of "the Heartland" needs to be scrapped.
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Additionally, Nat Geo Wild is joining Sling Blue Heartland Extra.
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Jesse Hathaway is a research fellow at The Heartland Institute.
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This points to a troubling future for America's tech heartland.
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Consider a small boutique jewelry store in the American heartland.
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Throughout the American Heartland, wind jobs are on the rise.
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Across northern India's industrial heartland, people are feeling the pinch.
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Can the heartland meritocrat be a traitor to his class?
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"What Walmart offers is the heartland of America," he said.
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First, I turned to America's heartland in search of cargo lovers.
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That is because I am, first of all, from the heartland.
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It checked every box on the proverbial middle class heartland form.
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" Brown said his content appeals to what he calls "Heartland America.
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The city is part of President Bashar al-Assad's coastal heartland.
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Yet oddly enough, the heartland insurgents have turned to Donald Trump.
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These "fixes" ended up destroying the industrial heartland of this country.
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Heartland had a link to Alfa Bank, but a tenuous one.
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Along with our president at The Heartland Institute and former Rep.
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People like Steve Milloy, a policy advisor to Heartland, were pissed.
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In America's heartland, the likelihood of snowfall on Christmas is high.
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Elected in 2008, he represents a major state in the heartland.
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It could play well in the Heartland and on K Street.
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Stars: Kevin McGarry (Heartland) and Kim Shaw (Saving Hope) Saturday, Nov.
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Hamas and other groups launched rockets at heartland cities in Israel.
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But what really matters is in the heartland of the country.
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A unifying Democratic candidate from the heartland could claw them back.
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One possibility is a slowdown of activity in Italy's industrial heartland.
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Voters in the Heartland are a key portion of this audience.
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Heartland Ventures has itself brought four new tech employers to town.
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"And we said we have to make one for the heartland."
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Despite its heartland origins, techno gets a bad rap in America.
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Now there's a message that's going to resonate in the heartland.
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Is this all about deaths of despair in the eastern heartland?
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America has that too: dog ownership is heaviest in the heartland.
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Clinton, Ms. Klobuchar pushed a message of "heartland economics" in Iowa.
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"The administration has reached out to Heartland since the early days of Trump's presidency for advice on energy and environment policy, and we've been happy to offer help," said Heartland spokesman Jim Lakely, in an email message.
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"Heartland": (Across the Borderline, 1993) Co-written with Willie Nelson and appearing on a Willie Nelson album, "Heartland" is a song about the housing crisis — written 85033 years before the meltdown we know as The Great Recession.
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This week the Supreme Court will hear argument in TC Heartland v.
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Conservative think tank Heartland Institute has also funded some of her work.
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The city lies strategically between Aleppo and the ISIS heartland of Raqqa.
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And Gorsuch, a native of Colorado, hardly comes from heartland flyover country.
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It would be a place like Heartland Brewery or something like that.
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Its lawmakers demand protection for the Mittelstand, the heartland of specialist firms.
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What really happened: HQ1583 finalists from the heartland never had a chance.
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The road from the Andes spilled into Los Llanos, Venezuela's agricultural heartland.
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Trump promised to reverse the job loss trends in our manufacturing heartland.
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A number of states across the U.S. heartland may now follow suit.
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That may make this heartland downturn different from the ones before it.
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Meanwhile, funding will be needed for improvements in America's heartland, he added.
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As in past manufacturing cycles, the "industrial heartland" remains at greatest risk.
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Berkeley Medical also began testing all patients transferred from Heartland on admission.
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Lesotho is a major supplier of water to South Africa's industrial heartland.
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Texas has long been the heartland of the death penalty in America.
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How likely is it that Mr Trump can win over America's heartland?
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It would hurt our coastal communities, heartland ranches, wildlife, waters and farms.
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Lindsey Stroud is a state government relations manager at The Heartland Institute.
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The heartland was awakening, had been awakening for more than a decade.
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Until 2007, he hosted a weekend show called "Heartland" on Fox News.
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Erdogan has massive support in the Anatolian heartland, particularly among religious conservatives.
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More on that next time I write ... Meanwhile, heartland — we'll be back.
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A heartland progressive, he has long enjoyed strong support from labor unions.
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They created Readi, which is based at the antipoverty organization Heartland Alliance.
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I can assure you that while at Heartland, Diogo is not isolated.
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The Eastern Heartland is the epicenter of much of America's economic distress.
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Far away from the ISIS heartland, the group's affiliates also are active.
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Johnson's popularity might outweigh the unpopularity of the Tories in Labour's heartland.
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It means offering apprenticeships to help build tech capability in the heartland.
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Silicon Valley's most elite university is trying to support to the heartland.
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Already, there are examples of how these services are changing heartland economies.
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The heartland, where FAANG is weakest, is also the habitat of conservatives.
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Michael F. Bennet of Colorado said she was disconnected from heartland voters.
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Charlie Katebi is a state government relations manager at The Heartland Institute.
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What happens to America's manufacturing heartland when Silicon Valley turns to China?
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With these trips to America's heartland, I find myself bracing for worse.
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Thousands have protested in cities in the long neglected south, Iraq's Shi'ite heartland.
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There were newly discovered diseases, such as the tickborne Heartland and Bourbon viruses.
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There is no medicine or vaccine to treat or prevent the Heartland virus.
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Over the course of a generation America's once-thriving industrial heartland has withered.
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Other works lamented the collapse of Judaeo-Christian values in the American heartland.
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For many years, the area was a heartland of the ruling Social Democrats.
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The line extends from Alberta's energy heartland to a port in Metro Vancouver.
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Cadien's parents started this place called the Heartland Cafe a long time ago.
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The dip in jobs also reflects a westward shift in America's coal heartland.
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The conservative Hinduism of the northern Hindi-speaking heartland does not help, either.
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WATTERS: But we don&apost know if socialism can play in the heartland.
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We&aposll discuss that and the president&aposs hard sell to the heartland.
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Teresa Mull is a research fellow in education policy at The Heartland Institute.
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The Mercer family's foundation donated millions to the Heartland Institute over the years.
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We hate Washington, which is run by the Heartland avatars of our choice.
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The real story was that in the heartland, moderate Democrats are looking strong.
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Robert Holland is a senior fellow for education policy with The Heartland Institute.
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Voices from the heartland: fear and hope in a city where Syrians settled
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Heartland Bank Ltd dropped 3.3 percent, while Orion Health Ltd shed 1.2 percent.
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He serves as a senior fellow in constitutional jurisprudence at The Heartland Institute.
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Reports 13.6 Pct Stake In Perma-fix Environmental Services Inc * Heartland Advisors Inc.
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The Electoral College soothes tensions between the urban coastal centers and the heartland.
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It's kind of like a marching band format from the Afro-Colombian heartland.
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In the heartland of free enterprise the mortgage system is worthy of Gosplan.
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Reuters tracks the fortunes of London's financial heartland through a series of indicators.
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Even if defeated in its heartland, the group seems likely to endure elsewhere.
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Heartland has roughly 40 employees based at its headquarters in Arlington Heights, Ill.
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She is the chairwoman of Heartland Engagement for the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee.
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Rising sea levels are destined to destroy both coasts; the American heartland beckons.
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Also instrumental were the Heartland Institute and the Koch brothers' Americans for Prosperity.
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Join us in China's hardware heartland and launch your startup to the world.
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It is wheat that is now causing most pain in America's farming heartland.
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Many Americans, particularly those living in America's heartland, exist on the knife's edge.
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The American electorate, particularly in the heartland, voted for border security in 2016.
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Still, the Sunni areas of Iraq and Syria remain the Islamic State's heartland.
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Justin Haskins is executive editor and a research fellow at The Heartland Institute.
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Harris' base is the Bay Area, not a natural fit for the heartland.
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And a similar Heartland Report appeared on the Missouri Public Service Commission's website.
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The line runs from Alberta's energy heartland to a port in suburban Vancouver.
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Exxon lobbied to kill the Heartland-backed resolution and left ALEC shortly after.
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He tapped the Heartland Institute to recruit climate change deniers for the debate.
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TC Heartland is challenging a lower court ruling denying a transfer to Indiana.
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Exchange operator NZX Ltd rose a percent, while Heartland Bank gained 2 percent.
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Heartland said the ruling will limit the ability to "shop" for friendly courts.
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The region, with its large Lutheran population, is often called America's Lutheran heartland.
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In one city in the heartland, the letters have already started going out.
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He cultivates this image of himself as a rooted, well-adjusted "Heartland" painter.
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Her mother retired as a coordinator for Heartland Hospice Center in Bay City.
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Folks in the industrial heartland are no strangers to this kind of betrayal.
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Immigration has radically transformed the state's rural heartland, which was once lily-white.
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Greece, and Mount Athos in particular, remains the heartland of the Orthodox church.
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Sarah Smarsh's memoir, "Heartland," opens with a perplexing ode to an imaginary baby.
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As it becomes less relevant, it will become poorer, starting with the heartland.
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Will the success of "Roseanne" mean more programming strategies focused on the heartland?
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He was born in the heartland and worked on ranches in Duarte, Calif.
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Protests also occurred in seven other provinces, mostly in the southern Shi'ite heartland.
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The Heartland Institute has spent decades peddling pseudoscience on behalf or major corporations.
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For Palestinians, the territory is viewed as the heartland of their future state.
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For some Christians, accordingly, the industry's shift toward the heartland has been liberating.
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" The California Democrat said, "Marcy is a constant, unwavering voice from America's heartland.
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" -- New York magazine: "Heartland Progressive Sherrod Brown won't run for president in 2020.
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The closest he comes, biographically, to the heartland are some cousins in Darien.
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In May, the Supreme Court issued a landmark opinion in TC Heartland v.
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Even so, no one ever thought he would really leave his heartland home.
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Many states, especially in America's heartland, will have few or no Sears stores.
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The restaurant is an apt introduction to the working heartland of the Keys.
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Moderates and conservatives in our biggest metro areas, and liberals in the heartland.
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Palco is in Kansas's rural Republican heartland, miles from Moran's hometown of Plainville.
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Misogyny and greed are both rampant in tech's heartland, said McNamee, a technology investor.
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The province is a Taliban stronghold in the heartland of Afghanistan's lucrative drug trade.
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The troubles underline decades of neglect in the south, heartland of Iraq's Shi'ite majority.
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England's seafood heartland voted overwhelmingly in favor of leaving the European Union in 2016.
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This is not some sturdy heartland tradition with which meddlesome elites want to interfere.
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It was a world away from the gritty, industrial US motor heartland of Detroit.
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Source: Tariffs Hurt the Heartland Trump appears to feel his strategy is working, however.
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There were no reports of violence in the city, which is an MDC heartland.
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They picked out nuggets of heartland wisdom about loneliness, integrity, romance, meatloaf, and warts.
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The statements were made during a forum at the Heartland Institute in August 2014.
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WITH ALL world religions, there are strains between the ancient heartland and the periphery.
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That would feed through to other democracies, and perhaps to Islam's heartland as well.
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Late last year it won three state elections in the BJP's Hindi-speaking heartland.
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They were once a heartland for the opposition, the Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP).
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Working-class voters in the nation's heartland supported the President's trade and economic message.
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This is the heartland of the Karuk Tribe, one of California's largest Indigenous communities.
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So why would these companies become an object of scorn in the American heartland?
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Suddenly Heartland is influential, and its experts are being tapped to advise the government.
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A state investigation found that Heartland had no infection-prevention officer for nine months.
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Heartland instead petitioned to have the case moved to Indiana, where it is incorporated.
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"I'm back in the American heartland far away from the Washington swamp," he said.
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"Heartland Pride," June 17-25 River ride, Pride pageant, parade, festival and Youth Pride.
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But in its own heartland the IS "caliphate" is weakening markedly and losing ground.
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"Raspberry Beret" played like a funky, libidinous sendup of Bruce Springsteen's Heartland road songs.
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As a result, smelters across America's heartland were forced to idle or shutter production.
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Elsewhere, Bauhaus-style trailers brought German beer and Oktoberfest spirit to the American heartland.
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Elsewhere, Bauhaus-style trailers brought German beer and Oktoberfest spirit to the American heartland.
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For two days they traveled through Iowa bringing their progressive message to the heartland.
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In a followup statement, Huelskamp said he was "honored and excited" to join Heartland.
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She is exactly right to invite attention to Democrats' election failures in the heartland.
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THE BOYS IN THE BUNKHOUSE: Servitude and Salvation in the Heartland, by Dan Barry.
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Some of the rockets reached as far as the Tel Aviv heartland (NBC News).
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The Heartland Institute does this routinely, so calling them deniers is not a slur.
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Britain, too, now has its "flyover country," a nationalist heartland distant from the metropolis.
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"Heartland," the movie's energetic, rock-influenced opening song, marked a modest departure for Strait.
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The nation's industrial heartland and most populous city, Aleppo, has been almost completely destroyed.
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In Iraq, demonstrations began in Baghdad and quickly spread to the southern Shi'ite heartland.
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One conservative group reached by CNBC, the Heartland Institute, voiced support for the plan.
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But even in the heartland, his mind turned again to his troubles back home.
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But the industrial heartland has been hit by the same forces reshaping manufacturing worldwide.
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Heartland politics is about bridging rural/urban divide, farm policy & housing & health & child care.
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Klobuchar describes herself as a pragmatic and moderate voice from the heartland of America.
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Horace Cooper is a legal commentator and a senior fellow with the Heartland Institute.
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Even so, it's tougher to sell farmland today in some parts of the heartland.
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Chris Talgo, a former public school teacher, is an editor at The Heartland Institute.
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Retaliatory tariffs from China are hitting U.S. exporters, including soybean farmers across the heartland.
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" But Brown added, "An outspoken progressive can win — and win decisively — in the heartland.
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Trump bore little resemblance to the lifelong heartland conservatives whom the NRA typically backed.
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Over the last four decades, the Eastern Heartland has seen economic growth of 181%.
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One of the most popular, and most familiar, is the Heartland-versus-Elite narrative.
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So heartland farmers may not feel the pain of China's retaliatory tariffs anytime soon.
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Afterward, Bustos wrote a report detailing how Democrats can win in the U.S. heartland.
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On the contrary, we're inundated with claims that liberals feel disdain for the heartland.
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In America, cheap products from China are blamed for hollowing out the industrial heartland.
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Opinion A bipartisan effort to revitalize the heartland, one tech job at a time.
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The Boys in the Bunkhouse: Servitude and Salvation in the Heartland, by Dan Barry.
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Teresa Mull is a policy advisor for The Heartland Institute and editor of gunpowdermagazine.com.
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But unrest in the Shia south, the government's heartland, could prove its greatest challenge.
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Protests took place in five other provinces, mostly in the southern Shi'ite Muslim heartland.
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Democrats have too often emphasized identity politics and it has cost them the heartland.
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Pipelines running across the Asian heartland transport the gas through Xinjiang to eastern China.
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It is an historical name for the fertile, black soil in the Iraqi heartland.
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Even America's heartland populists see themselves as the victims of the oppressive coastal elites.
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Politically, they threaten to hurt individual citizens in the heartland of America — Trump territory.
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The BJP lost power in three heartland rural states in results announced this week.
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Yet the economic picture here and throughout the industrial heartland is not one-dimensional.
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EG: I think he's a chief executive, I think he comes from the heartland.
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Midwest TikTok creators are using the platform to share delightful videos about the heartland.
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And we're going to get your agenda out into the heartland, where it belongs.
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Long struggle looms in battle for ISIS heartland "We feel safe here now," Suad said.
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" "China very explicitly made the proposed tariff response a political spear aimed at Trump's heartland.
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In 2008, Maliki ordered a crackdown on forces loyal to Sadr in the Shi'ite heartland.
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August 2015 - Klobuchar's book, "The Senator Next Door: A Memoir from the Heartland," is published.
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It also said the industry is vital to the economic growth of the nation's heartland.
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It&aposs the heartland of our country that&aposs going take the brunt of this.
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He's an "e-commerce consultant" and is currently commuting between the heartland and New York.
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As it zooms through Maasai Mara heartland, more spaceship-like train stations dot the landscape.
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He also said his trade policies would deliver long-term benefits for the American heartland.
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But this year growers across the western cocoa heartland said they could not afford to.
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In Benxi, in the industrial heartland of Liaoning province, workers are feeling the squeeze already.
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BAGHDAD — The fighting has finally stopped in Ramadi, a major city in the Sunni heartland.
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Since then, it has evolved into a modest social experiment in the state's dairy heartland.
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China wants its message to be clearly visible in the heartland of America's capitalist culture.
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"These are the moms and dads of heartland America, playing by the rules," she said.
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The results are dreamlike voyage across the US heartland and unique portrait of America today.
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Climate change has wrecked North America, creating a sea that covers most of the heartland.
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It bought Heartland Payment Systems in a $4.3 billion cash-and-stock deal in 2016.
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Original story: Automation is set to hit the heartland the hardest — again (1/24/19)
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In 2012, internal Heartland documents revealed that Crockford received $750 per month from the Institute.
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Life in ISIS's heartland All the while, Mitat was trying to escape with little Abdullah.
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A day later, Trump will head to the heartland for a rally in Nashville, Tennessee.
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Mystery RNA viruses weren't spreading by tick bite around America's heartland, killing farmers and ranchers.
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The paper's digital subscribers notably under-index in the heartland, a potential area of growth.
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In Odinga's western heartland, cheering supporters paraded through the streets chanting and waving tree branches.
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Marinelli was Tammany's leader in the Second Assembly District, its heartland below Manhattan's 14th Street.
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Heartland Bank led gains, rising 1.63 percent, while telecommunications operator Spark was up 1.37 percent.
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EDT Editor's Note: This story has been updated to include comments from the Heartland Institute.
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The Heartland Alliance offers housing and training programs so people can get on their feet.
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His 2015 album, Heartland 99, channels the Beastie Boys as much as Gang of Four.
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" She added that Trump supporters are "from the heartland and heart and soul of America.
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INGRAHAM: Donald Trump represented the heartland view of what conservatism should have been all along.
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A greasy, lubed-up Nigel Farage butt plug, plunging headfirst into the waiting American heartland.
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State media had said 78 people had been killed in what is Assad's coastal heartland.
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But policymakers with romantic ideas about the rural heartland have impeded the flow of migrants.
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These days, especially, her tense relationship with the mythology of the American heartland commands attention.
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The ACLU affiliate brought the lawsuit challenging the law with Planned Parenthood of the Heartland.
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So that's a real fundamental story about politics in Arkansas and politics across the heartland.
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Simmons said in a 2013 Heartland Institute podcast that boosting renewable energy would hurt consumers.
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A Republican governor in America's heartland is proving that conservative values and beliefs actually work.
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"Whistling past Dixie" and the heartland was a fatal strategy and contemptuous of rural people.
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Robert Leonard and Matt Russell: What Dems need to do to win in the heartland.
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Heartland Bank led with a rise of 2.61 percent after announcing its half-year revenues.
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TERESA MULL Philipsburg, Pa. The writer is an education research fellow at the Heartland Institute.
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Mr. Trump is winning their heartland, Macomb County, in the blue-collar suburbs of Detroit.
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But it also repressed pious peasants from the heartland, along with ethnic minorities like Kurds.
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REUTERS/Edgard Garrido Reuters photographer Edgard Garrido explored Mexico's indigenous Muslims in the Maya heartland.
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He repeatedly came up against a stubborn alliance of conservative Southern Democrats and heartland Republicans.
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Rage over factory closures in the American heartland propelled the rise of Donald J. Trump.
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DeSoto, Texas (CNN)The 1980s are alive and well in the heartland of America. BMX.
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For all these reasons and more, we coastal VCs fell in love with the heartland.
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Even as the startup era dies in the Valley it is exploding in the heartland.
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In Sadah, the Houthis' northern heartland, entire towns and village were apparently reduced to rubble.
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But you do see the contours of the same kind of coastal versus heartland debate.
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Frustration has meanwhile been building in Germany, Europe's industrial heartland and the EU's biggest economy.
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To find out, I emailed 201 smartphone accessory manufacturers based in China's electronics heartland, Shenzen.
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Sharif's own party has long opposed any militarized operation against militants in its Punjab heartland.
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People in the West could listen to their fellow Americans in the old industrial heartland.
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Isaac Orr is a research fellow for energy and environmental policy at The Heartland Institute.
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We F150 drivers will stick to a rugged American vehicle at home in the heartland.
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Jane S. Shaw is higher education editor of School Reform News at The Heartland Institute.
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Yet it travels somewhere just as exotic to many American children: the heartland of Colombia.
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Mr. Watts has received funding from the Heartland Institute, backed by the billionaire Koch brothers.
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Football, like Trumpism, likes to believe that it's about working-class folks in the heartland.
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Like the heartland rockers whose aesthetic she knows failed us, Clark indicts the American Dream.
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The U.S. heartland can only rely on its natural partners, Mexican states and Canadian provinces.
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It remains to be seen how the Nationals heartland will react to the Joyce revelations.
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Officials with Planned Parenthood of the Heartland vowed to challenge the new law in court.
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If biofuels expand, though, they may run into a problem, specifically in the U.S. heartland.
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Before she made it big, Cate Blanchett appeared on the Australian miniseries "Heartland" in 1994.
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Trump, the midterms and your food We talked to dozens of farmers in the heartland.
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Even in heartland states steadily shifting toward the GOP, NBC/Marist polls found Democratic Sens.
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Slide 23 shows how we've refocused the business back towards the bank's heartland in Asia.
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Lamar Smith (R-Texas) will speak at the Heartland Institute's annual climate conference in Washington.
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If you live in small towns in the industrial heartland, your employment opportunities are limited.
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And Syrian forces, consumed with major cities in the heartland, have mostly left them alone.
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Today, Bytom has the highest unemployment rate among towns in Silesia, Poland's coal-mining heartland.
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In the Valleys, meanwhile, Wales's industrial heartland, the sport — and Ironman in particular — is booming.
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Ms. Foster said it was her first visit to Creggan, which is a republican heartland.
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A confused cloud of migrating monarch butterflies navigates a massive lighting storm over the heartland.
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New York (CNN Business)The US trade war with China continues to hurt the American heartland.
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It has copper operations in Zambia and a zinc mine in South Africa, Anglo American's heartland.
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Headquartered in Nashville, Rated Red focused on what it described as cultural content for the heartland.
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Except, among all the heartland realness, there's one jarring element sticking out like a sore thumb.
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And again, it didn't seem impossible that Trump could provide some boost to the manufacturing heartland.
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The case involved a company called CMC Heartland Partners and a Superfund site near Tacoma, Wash.
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He poured money into the industrial heartland of Gyeongsang, including his own home town of Gumi.
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Russian companies face declining production at depleted oilfields in Western Siberia, the country's oil industry heartland.
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Ghorbani will have nine months to work with Heartland Alliance clients and develop a culminating exhibition.
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Other overlooked cities in the American heartland are also hotspots of high-growth entrepreneurship (see map).
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Can socialist policies really win in places like Minnesota, a battleground in America's predominantly purple heartland?
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What to watch: Trump's approval rating for heartland voters is underwater as farmers continue to struggle.
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Last week, she unveiled a plan specifically designed to appeal to disaffected voters in the heartland.
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But in 2017 more Americans left the county of San Francisco, the Valley's heartland, than arrived.
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Along with Facebook and Microsoft, the Heartland Institute was also a gold sponsor of the event.
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WATTERS: Yes, you know, you keep the Hollywood, we&aposll keep the heartland, how&aposs that?
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H. Sterling Burnett, Ph.D., is senior fellow for climate and environment issues at The Heartland Institute.
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The company sold Heartland in 2015 to Stonerise Healthcare, which changed Heartland's name to Clary Grove.
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And recently, the court passed down a unanimous decision in the case of TC Heartland v.
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The pipeline carries oil from Alberta's energy heartland to a marine terminal in Burnaby, British Colombia.
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To emphasize that point, Trump was in Iowa on Wednesday to discuss technology in America's heartland.
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Attacks by the Muslim rebels have largely, though not always, been confined to their southern heartland.
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Assistant U.S. Attorney Liam Brennan countered that the case was in the "heartland" of the statute.
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President Donald Trump's campaign rhetoric on trade hit like a cannonball across our Great Lakes heartland.
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Heartland noted that it sells few of its products in Delaware and has no offices there.
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Companies such as Dell, Oracle, Intel and Adobe have all filed briefs in support of Heartland.
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He is a former research fellow at The Heartland Institute, and aide in the Wisconsin Senate.
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They must begin again in the American heartland where both Jackson and Lincoln found their power.
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While heartland cities will have higher cap rates, which offer tremendous value to income-seeking investors.
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But it's not the heartland versus the coast or red versus blue or all these things.
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Moore made the comments in 2014 while speaking at a discussion hosted by the Heartland Institute.
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Edward Hudgins is research director at the Heartland Institute and expert on regulatory and science policy.
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TOME, Japan (Reuters) - The next generation farmhand in Japan's aging rural heartland may be a drone.
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It caught on like a prairie grass fire when dozens of mostly heartland states signed on.
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Heartland Bank was up 0.7 percent after reporting a rise in its full year net profit.
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Joe Barnett is managing editor of Budget & Tax News, which is published by The Heartland Institute.
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As the economic impact cascades, particularly in the U.S. heartland, the president loses the 2020 election.
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Read more: Farmers in Mexico's avocado heartland are relying on vigilantes to protect their 'green gold'
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The outcome will be viewed as a gauge of progressive political strength in the U.S. heartland.
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But to many who grew up in America's heartland, pot roast tastes and smells of home.
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Kraft filed the case in Delaware, but Heartland wants it moved to Indiana, its home base.
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The party is still at high risk of losing Senate seats in five other Heartland states.
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While the Japanese countryside may lack the sheer expansive scale of a heartland, it is heartlandish.
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And job losses have devastated entire regions of America's industrial heartland, especially in the upper Midwest.
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When he was young, the Sudani family had lived in Ramadi, in Iraq's Sunni Muslim heartland.
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The outbreak in the country has so far been most concentrated in its industrial northern heartland.
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He talked about the hardship of the potential loss of good jobs in his heartland hometown.
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Ro Khanna (D-Calif.) has a new plan to spur tech innovation in the country's heartland.
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Chad Savage is founder of YourChoice Direct Care in Brighton, Michigan and a Heartland policy adviser.
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It is exactly for this reason that the main defenders of NAFTA hail from the heartland.
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It is apparent that men and women in the heartland believe Donald Trump has their back.
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The biggest gainers were Heartland Bank, up 2.5 percent and rubber manufacturer Skellerup, up 1.6 percent.
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The pair get more than a few looks as they make their way through the heartland.
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Such concerns, like heartland rivers flowing toward the Mississippi, approach a big historical divide in ethics.
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His impeachment will glue him even closer to a base seething with heartland antipathy towards Washington.
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Michael T. Hamilton is a Heartland Institute research fellow and managing editor of Health Care News.
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"An outspoken progressive can win -- and win decisively -- in the heartland," he said during his tour.
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The heartland instead prefers an image of America more closely tied to the country's cultural past.
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The Republican surge is easiest to see in those same heartland states that flipped the election.
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The prevailing attitude toward college at Topeka High was also representative of schools throughout the heartland.
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Here's what entrepreneurs from the heartland need to know about his VC's second $150 million fund.
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It even lost control of key areas in the party's heartland to the opposition Democratic Alliance.
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Party members like those in the Essen, in Germany's old industrial heartland, not only feel betrayed.
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This unanimous opinion from the Seventh Circuit in the heartland of the nation… is a bellwether.
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Israeli Army Radio said Palestinian militants had fired a Grad missile capable of reaching Israel's heartland.
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The Harvard University economists Benjamin Austin, Edward Glaeser and Lawrence H. Summers argue that the disparities are sharp among three regions: the prosperous coasts; the Western heartland, with its natural resources and higher education levels; and the Eastern heartland, which extends roughly from Mississippi to Michigan.
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Bravo has already conquered cities around the country – and now the network is heading to the heartland.
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The Ruhr Valley encompasses 53 cities of Germany's once-formidable industrial heartland, including Essen, Bochum, and Oberhausen.
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" But in deep-blue California, she noted that Democrats have "had a little trouble in the heartland.
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Weather States in the nation's heartland have been pounded by crappy weather the past couple of weeks.
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That's why, nine months after the ban passed, Planned Parenthood of the Heartland sued to block it.
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Tuesday's attacks in Helmand may signal that the militants are on the march in Afghanistan's opium heartland.
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Some polling stations in the district of Limete (Mr Tshisekedi's home and heartland) opened four hours late.
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Heartland Bank was the biggest percentage loser on the N.NZ50>, its worst day in around three months.
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Perhaps things are different in the heartland, but in downtown NYC, this seemed to be the consensus.
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It feared that India would have the power to control the water flow into Pakistan's agricultural heartland.
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Republicans there are more moderate and less religious than they are in the heartland and the South.
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Mississippi is the heartland of the South, a place that is steeped and deeply rooted in traditions.
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MORE: Long struggle looms in battle for ISIS heartland What happens to Raqqa when ISIS is overthrown?
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Image courtesy of Jeff McKee Psychic Heat are a fuzz rock band straight out of America's heartland.
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David D'Amato, an adjunct law professor at DePaul University, is a policy advisor at the Heartland Institute.
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The Trump administration needs to recognize that while reflecting its heartland political roots and recognizing emerging challenges.
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It was the sequel to a trip some of us took earlier this year to the heartland.
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David D'Amato, an adjunct law professor at DePaul University, is a policy adviser at the Heartland Institute.
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It also lost a few races in the big heartland state of Uttar Pradesh in the north.
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The company expanded its reach with the purchase last year of a smaller rival, Heartland Payment Systems.
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In 2016, Heartland handled about 400 resettlement cases, and it expects to handle about 300 in 2017.
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Heartland Bank was the biggest loser, down 0.8 percent and Air New Zealand edged down 0.2 percent.
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Jesse Hathaway is a research fellow at The Heartland Institute, an Illinois-based free market think tank.
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Perhaps someone talking about automation in the heartland can persuade some of Trump's voters to switch sides.
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In the end, that kinship—between Harrison and Petty—gives the lie to the "heartland rock" association.
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Fears abound of an escalation in such disputes as farmers seek new frontiers beyond Argentina's agricultural heartland.
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Zuckerberg shared photos on Facebook of his experiences in America's heartland, and he seemed right at home.
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" In 2018, for instance, Heartland published another climate change report, titled "Climate Change Reconsidered II: Fossil Fuels.
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Iraq saw massive protests last year which first erupted in the south, heartland of the Shi'ite majority.
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Puigdemont had ambitions to garner support for his independence campaign in the heartland of the European Union.
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I'd figured that walking across the heartland would probably be unlawful, unprecedented and a little bit crazy.
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Justin and Stephanie Shults, a couple from the American heartland found adventure in the heart of Europe.
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The heartland surroundings of the reunion — gray wood houses, horseshoe games — become the backdrop for scandal anyway.
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As Ms. Smarsh acknowledges, not all Trump voters — even in the heartland — fit the working-class stereotype.
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Or I, too, could today find myself used as evidence of Beijing's influence campaign in America's heartland.
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This is happening, somewhat, as solar spreads in the heartland, but there's a long way to go.
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His homes celebrated his clients' modest roots without condescension (they were his roots, too) or heartland clichés.
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Those four states, part of America's manufacturing heartland, suffered both early and deeply during the Great Recession.
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Outside of Asia, Italy has had the worst outbreak, and its industrial heartland has been hit hard.
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Almost all of the top and second-tier candidates have outlined how they will help the heartland.
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H. Sterling Burnett, Ph.D., is a senior fellow on energy and the environment at The Heartland Institute.
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First, protectionist policies in Argentina destroyed the very agricultural and manufacturing heartland they were intended to help.
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Corn growers in America's heartland have much to gain from the increased demand that the RFS creates.
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The Heartland Institute is now exploiting this opportunity to influence the next generation on a national scale.
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The book is unscientific propaganda from authors with connections to the disinformation-machinery of the Heartland Institute.
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Henry IV called the Périgord the gastronomic heartland of France, and nobody who lives there would disagree.
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The Russians didn't steal her economic plan for the heartland, because she never came up with one.
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The BJP is also aiming to expand its political base in the south from the Hindi heartland.
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Chad Savage is the founder of YourChoice Direct Care in Brighton, Michigan and a Heartland policy advisor.
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A populist narrative continues to thrive within large sectors of the American public, particularly in the Heartland.
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Severe natural gas shortages have sent prices soaring nationwide, hitting businesses and residents across China's industrial heartland.
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Thus, the unintended consequence of TC Heartland may be to drive more patent cases at the ITC.
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Others blamed white people, particularly the coastal ones who couldn't get their heartland relatives on their side.
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Times journalists are in Iraq's Sunni heartland to evaluate rebuilding efforts after battles with the Islamic State.
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A New Yorker, he contrived to channel the frustrations of the heartland, a remarkable sleight of hand.
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He solicited a list of skeptical scientists from the conservative Heartland Institute to participate in the debate.
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Their first full-length film "Care to Laugh" debuted last October at the Heartland International Film Festival.
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Waving a cigarette, he traced Gazprom's pipelines snaking from Russia into Europe's industrial heartland on a map.
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Heartland virus and Bourbon virus, which can prove fatal, were discovered in just the last five years.
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Both were wealthy, based on the East Coast, and yet both said they spoke for the "heartland."
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The district was the heartland of the Byrd machine, and Mr. Marsh was re-elected three times.
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I grew up in a small town of under 2,000 people in the conservative heartland of Iowa.
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Kasich, who just signed with United Talent Agency, hosted "Heartland" on Fox News from 2001 to 2007.
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I had a visit the other day from Sultana, a young Afghan woman from the Taliban heartland.
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After my experience in Kazakhstan, I was excited for a truly sotty trip up the Russian heartland.
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Golden State may be dominating Cleveland so far, but the heartland won't be getting shut out on Tuesday.
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Heidi Heitkamp, who may need to cozy up to Trump before facing the mid-terms in his heartland.
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Among the main reasons in favor of the move is that Kansas City is closer to the heartland.
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And like others in this remote heartland county, she trusts that her new president won't let her down.
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For years the growth of Japanese-owned auto factories in the U.S. heartland has helped cool trade tensions.
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Europe, the sport's historic heartland, currently has 11 rounds of the championship when Russia and Azerbaijan are included.
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Some of these rivals fought Mansour's men for land, mostly in the opium poppy-growing southern Taliban heartland.
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Farah, which also borders the opium-rich Taliban heartland of Helmand province, has key smuggling routes into Iran.
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"This is not just a big city problem, it hits the heartland," Wray said of Chinese technology theft.
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Though Sunnis still make up a majority in Islam's heartland, they live in many places as subject populations.
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"The Dam Busters," from 1955, told the story of a daring wartime bombing raid on Germany's industrial heartland.
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"Heartland: A Memoir of Working Hard and Being Broke in the Richest Country on Earth" by Sarah Smarsh
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Midwestern firms were next in line, with 23 percent of the acquisitions in the heartland, especially in Illinois.
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The Heartland Institute and other groups that deny the urgency of climate change have celebrated the deregulation agenda.
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The biggest gainers included Freightways, up 3.8 percent, while the biggest losers included Heartland Bank , down 2.3 percent.
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Afghan forces have been on the defensive for months in the opium-growing heartland of southern Helmand Province.
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MINIMUM WAGE They say change in the country often starts on the coasts and radiates into the heartland.
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On Sunday, opposition leader Imran Khan threatened to launch a protest movement in Sharif's political heartland of Punjab.
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But a tour through the manufacturing heartland of Baden-Württemberg (unemployment rate: 3.1%) finds few doubts among employers.
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It's a global jihadist counterattack, violence across the heartland of the Muslim world, more and more innocents dying.
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Rising sea levels or fast-moving forest fires that ravaged California this year might not threaten America's heartland.
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All that changed when the the Reformation gained ground in Europe's Teutonic heartland, a patchwork of small states.
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But even in the League's heartland, grumbling about the single currency is one thing; actually quitting it another.
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And why, in that case, should we trust Heartland Institute's conclusion that the scientists have it all wrong?
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Global Payments itself bought Heartland Payment Systems Inc in a $4.3 billion cash-and-stock deal in 2016.
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In Israel&aposs cultural and financial heartland, neither the Jerusalem embassy nor the Gaza carnage was even mentioned.
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The heroin, officials say, made its way from Mexico's coastline to the Midwestern heartland to the Appalachian Mountains.
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Some of the Shi'ite Zaydi sect, who ruled the north until 1962, chafed as their heartland became impoverished.
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Tours through the queer communities of Brooklyn in the 1850s and the queer communities of America's heartland today.
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The industrial heartland of Hebei, Shandong and even the southwestern province Sichuan have issued smog alerts this week.
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At the bottom, 251 cities, many spread across the heartland and in the industrial northeast, lost job share.
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Hillary Clinton hopes to prove Bernie Sanders is not a threat to her campaign in the industrial heartland.
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With some notable exceptions, Nevada, Colorado and New Mexico, much of the low-population heartland voted for Trump.
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No other country is closer to the manufacturing heartland of southern China, with connections by land and sea.
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Rick Philipps, a religious sociologist, has studied the particular problems that arise in Utah, the heartland of Mormonism.
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It has helped make America the world's largest biofuel producer and created thousands of jobs in the heartland.
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And it wouldn't necessarily boost the heartland manufacturing jobs that Trump has promised his voters he would revive.
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The following year, ISIS conquered Mosul and then the historic heartland of Christianity in Iraq, the Nineveh Plain.
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They have won the election and with that win a new spirit has undeniably awakened in the heartland.
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Ontario, Canada's most populous province and manufacturing heartland, was due to release a fiscal update on Wednesday afternoon.
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There is no demonstrated understanding among elected Democrats that heartland voters are eager to hear such a message.
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Some conservatives blasted the show as a liberal characterization of what a heartland Trump supporter might look like.
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One under-reported effect of the current crisis, meanwhile, is the rising incidence of suicide in the Heartland.
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There were protests in other provinces, with the unrest having spread across much of the southern Shi'ite heartland.
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His Southern heartland has already voted, whereas more difficult territory in the Northeast and mid-Atlantic regions looms.
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Timothy Benson is a policy analyst with The Heartland Institute, a free-market think tank based in Illinois.
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Cramer said Global Payments' outlook drastically improved when it bought Heartland Payment Systems in 2015 for $8003 billion.
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Linus Kaikai, chairman of Kenya Editors Guild, said the opposition proved to be too strong in its heartland.
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Notably, he avoids the semi-annual international conferences led by the Heartland Institute, today the hub of doubt.
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Since his victory he has spoken of bringing jobs to the heartland by spending $1 trillion on infrastructure.
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Jesse Hathaway is a research fellow at The Heartland Institute, a conservative and libertarian public policy think tank.
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The state of Mato Grosso, part of Brazil's agricultural heartland, produces nearly one third of the country's corn.
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But outside of the Midwestern Republican heartland, it seems many primary voters do not want a real conservative.
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Franken has done well with Midwestern heartland voters who used to be the heart of the Democratic coalition.
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Heartland, a beverage flavor company, is appealing a decision over a patent infringement suit it brought against Kraft.
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Arianna Wilkerson is government relations coordinator at The Heartland Institute, a nonprofit group dedicated to promoting limited government.
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But somehow, that hasn't stopped Trump from turning their bromance into a campaign talking point in the Heartland.
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Mr. Trump has sold his trade war as a means of returning jobs to a forsaken American heartland.
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So what do the policy choices of liberal and conservative pols say about how they value the heartland?
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The plants lie in the heartland of Saudi Arabia's oil industry, including the world's biggest petroleum processing facility.
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The Heartland Institute is a conservative think tank that disputes the established science of human-caused climate change.
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Squabbling warlords have undermined support for the government even in northern heartland areas that formerly had few insurgents.
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With much of China's economic heartland still closed, concerns are growing over the impact to the Chinese economy.
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Other sectarian clashes were later reported in the country's heartland, and Buddhist mobs killed more than 200 Muslims.
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Mr. Castro was buried in the city Sunday morning, the revolutionary interred in the heartland of his revolution.
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A vast section of rural Americans in the Deep South, heartland and North were not buying the book.
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The Alawite heartland around Latakia was threatened; so was the regime-held part of Aleppo, Syria's largest city.
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AnneMarie Schieber is the managing editor of Health Care News and a research fellow at The Heartland Institute.
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While rain would normally cheer the agricultural heartland, the monsoon was erratic and has left many crops damaged.
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Tengler said that Heartland has large stakes in Facebook, Google and Apple shares, but has been selling them.
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Buttigieg is not the only candidate -- even in this presidential race -- to highlight their ties to the heartland.
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Buttigieg touts his record as a two-term mayor from the heartland as evidence he understands its needs.
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Not a million miles from blue-collar heartland Democrats migrating to Trump the millionaire and America First demagogy.
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The party, these senators said, had grown overly fixated on cultural issues with limited appeal to the heartland.
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Manufacturing has slowed sharply this year in Europe, with output especially weak in the production heartland of Germany.
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As lawyers looking to monetize patents, they will seek the venue that maximizes their leverage post-TC Heartland.
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EDT, moving diagonally across the heartland and then exiting near Charleston, South Carolina, at 2:47 p.m. EDT.
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The principles that apply to the Indo Pacific region should apply to the heartland of Eurasia as well.
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He is currently a senior fellow at the Heartland Institute, a conservative and libertarian public policy think tank.
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Among the biggest Mercer beneficiaries is the Heartland Institute, to which their foundation has given nearly $5 million.
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To be against a president's dalliances was to be a Comstock, a Babbitt, a pleasure-hating heartland prude.
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That America, just like Minnesota, is in the heartland of this country and in the heart of Texas.
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Robert Carr, Heartland's founder and CEO, was accused of telling Katherine Hanratty in November 2015 that Global Payments had offered to buy Princeton, New Jersey-based Heartland for a premium and giving her a $1 million check with instructions to open a brokerage account and buy $900,183 of Heartland stock.
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In this heartland of incel rage and misogynist vitriol, female privilege is a justification for declaring war on feminism.
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Seven coordinated suicide attacks against Tartous and Jableh, the heartland of the Syrian regime, killed more than 100 people.
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Nancy Tengler, chief investment officer of Heartland Financial, is still overweight equities but said investments must be chosen wisely.
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But it is likely to be bumpy enough that the heartland of America will soon cry "okay, enough. Next!"
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Manufacturing is weakening The most recent ISM Manufacturing Index report, released Monday, painted a sober picture for America's heartland.
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Many actors and actresses come from the American heartland; they aren't born and raised on a movie studio lot.
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Inter Pipeline announced plans in late 2017 to build the C$3.5 billion Heartland petrochemical plant near Edmonton, Alberta.
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There's a group called Heartland Progressive Alliance I follow and watch for different opportunities to be involved in protests.
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In Tokyo Mr Abe's allies speak witheringly of Okinawans, but shy away from suggesting bigger bases in the heartland.
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Wallonia, once Belgium's steel-and-coal heartland, is the sort of place where a bleak view of globalisation flourishes.
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For their own good, not to mention the country's, they have to find ways to appeal in America's heartland.
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China has retaliated against US tariffs by slashing its purchases of soybeans and other agriculture products from America's heartland.
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Heartland Financial Chief Investment Officer Nancy Tengler tells CNBC's Power Lunch on Tuesday she believes the sector is oversold.
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The discovery highlighted a fast-growing criminal enterprise in Brazil's oil heartland, between Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo.
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Chibok is located in Borno State, the heartland of Boko Haram's decade-long insurgency in the West African country.
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The Corbynites want to establish regional development banks to reignite business in what used to be Britain's industrial heartland.
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Laura Belin, publisher of Bleeding Heartland, an Iowa politics website, would be "shocked" if Ms Reynolds vetoes the bill.
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A centrist message of economic growth, coupled with more handouts for the needy, appealed to voters outside its heartland.
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Defeating ISIS in Manbij would essentially block a supply route ISIS has between its heartland of Raqqa and Turkey.
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Heartland "Ameristan" is full of people who believe Moab was destroyed, including a rabid fundamentalist cult fond of crucifixion.
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Defeating the militants in Manbij essentially blocks a supply route ISIS has between its heartland of Raqqa and Turkey.
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House Ag Committee Ranking Member Collin Peterson of Minnesota said the cuts in USDA are bad for the heartland.
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It would also cut off a major highway linking Kabul to the southern provinces, the Taliban&aposs traditional heartland.
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But the people in the heartland, the people that he was talking to tonight, they see all of this.
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Dixie would be the new heartland for the Republican Party, which would stoke white resentment over African-American advances.
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Low prices for crude and militant attacks in its oil-producing heartland, the Niger Delta, have slashed its revenues.
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Heartland argued that Kraft's patent-infringement suit against it should not take place in Kraft's chosen district in Delaware.
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This heartland of steel mining is regularly in the limelight due to its controversial Front National mayor, Fabien Engelmann.
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Heartland Bank continued to gain after announcing on Wednesday that its nine-month net profit had risen 10 percent.
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Justin Haskins is executive editor of The Heartland Institute and editor-in-chief of the New Revere Daily Press.
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Last week, vandals used on-site equipment to damage a pipeline under construction in Canada's oil heartland of Alberta.
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Heartland Bank rose 3.2 percent, continuing its gains after reporting on Tuesday that revenues were up almost 9 percent.
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Unlike New York, LA and Atlanta, the Midwestern states were known more for their heartland rock and country music.
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He was elected to the upper house on Sunday to represent the northern city of Bergamo - the League's heartland.
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To Republicans, she's the archetypical "San Fransisco Democrat," committed to unrestrained liberalism and out of touch with heartland values.
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By swapping an enfeebled Abbas with the Hamas-aligned Muslim Brotherhood, we would enable terrorists to threaten Israel's heartland.
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Thousands have also come out in cities such as Basra and Karbala in Iraq's Shia south, the government's heartland.
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A key area of focus is the US, where Rothschild has been less dominant than in its European heartland.
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The trend is towards relocating towards the heartland, where valuations are cheaper and net rental yields are much higher.
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This legislation touches every American, but is especially important to those in farms and cities all across the heartland.
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After pioneering the heartland rock sound, Petty went solo in 1989 before regrouping with the Heartbreakers three years later.
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In practice, that could include less rarefied fare that might appeal to America's heartland, not just its coastal elites.
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It pairs "The Middle," about getting by in the heartland, with "Black-ish," which asks whether prosperity dilutes blackness.
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Politically, their message reflects the underlying belief that the road to a Democratic majority cuts straight through the heartland.
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While Mr. Zuma remains popular in rural areas, especially his Zulu heartland, he is widely loathed in the cities.
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Police were looking for seven others, also in western Turkey's Kocaeli Province - an industrial heartland near Istanbul, NTV reported.
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Charlie Katebi is a state government relations manager at The Heartland Institute, a nonprofit, nonpartisan public policy think tank.
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Lindsey Stroud is a state government relations manager at The Heartland Institute, a nonprofit group advocating for limited government.
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Governor Pence will be a terrific vice president and will bring much-needed heartland solutions to our nation's capital.
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Heartland generally tries to coordinate opportunities for its skeptic affiliates to broadcast their messages through third parties, he said.
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Still, there's no question that traditional funding sources for groups like Heartland are becoming more difficult to come by.
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Helmand, a mainly desert region bordering Pakistan, is of strategic and symbolic importance as a heartland of the Taliban.
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Sarah Lee is a health care research fellow at The Heartland Institute, a nonprofit group dedicated to limited government.
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Arizona and Nevada offer Democrats their best opportunity this year to counter those possible Senate losses in the Heartland.
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We were trying to figure out how we, the "rapacious vultures," might invest more money in these heartland cities.
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In fact, Callan said that in 2009 a breach at Heartland Payments was directly related to such a problem.
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"We are now challenging the ANC in its heartland, in Pretoria, in Johannesburg, in Port Elizabeth," Mr Maimane says.
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Social Q's I live in Los Angeles, but I am spending Thanksgiving week with my parents in the heartland.
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WASHINGTON — President Trump may well be one of the few New York leaders liked by the heartland of America.
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But a funny thing happened: By the end of the tour, the coastal elites had caught the heartland bug.
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Helmand Province is the Taliban's heartland and the source of the group's economic lifeline and main cash crop: poppy.
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"Monrovia," filmed in a tiny, mostly white heartland town, is the latest work from an 88-year-old master.
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"Wild and Outside: How a Renegade Minor League Revived the Spirit of Baseball in America's Heartland," by Stefan Fatsis.
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European companies are not accused of hollowing out the American industrial heartland, as is the case with Chinese competitors.
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Between 803 and 280, real gross domestic product in the Eastern Heartland increased by only 220 percent a year.
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He just happened to understand the political moment in the heartland, which ended up being key to Trump's victory.
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Martin Schulz, above, of the Social Democrats, admitted to a bitter defeat in what was the leftists' traditional heartland.
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Arianna Wilkerson is a state government relations coordinator for The Heartland Institute, a nonprofit group advocating for limited government.
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Or maybe his minority-led regime just wants to push disloyal Sunnis out of its heartland in western Syria.
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A man went on a shooting rampage in one of the major cities of California's agricultural heartland last night.
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The Tariffs Hurt the Heartland coalition recently announced that Americans are paying more to light the tree this year.
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Charlie Katebi is a state government relations manager at The Heartland Institute, a nonprofit, nonpartisan public policy think tank.
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De Blasio said this message would have targeted voters in America's heartland who may have voted for Trump instead.
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He has a heartland background in contrast with the Wall Street and coastal university resumes common at the Fed.
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"John Allen and the other military guys speak to people in the Midwest and in the heartland," Sheinkopf asserted.
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In March, the service finally achieved server coverage throughout Western Europe, territory Ryan describes as "critical heartland" for PlayStation.
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Instead, Labour might lose ground in its northern heartland, where the renationalization of industries favored by Corbyn is popular.
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New York (CNN Business)The plunge in auto sales in China has made its way to the US heartland.
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The NLD won most of Saturday's contests in the central heartland where ethnic Bamar Buddhists make up the majority.
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Charlie Katebi is a state government relations manager at The Heartland Institute, a nonprofit, nonpartisan public policy think tank.
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The biggest gainers were Heartland Bank, which rose up 1.71 percent and A2 Milk which is up 1.67 percent.
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Last week, the party lost three heartland states because of anger over weak farm prices and lack of jobs.
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Workspace Heartland harvest Big Bin Studios is in western Michigan, in what used to be a big farming community.
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Justin Haskins is executive editor of The Heartland Institute and editor-in-chief of the New Revere Daily Press.
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Good, middle-class, white-collar jobs in America's heartland, where Democrats need to win big to defeat Donald Trump.
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S. Fred Singer is professor emeritus of the University of Virginia and a senior fellow with The Heartland Institute.
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Steven Titch is a policy adviser to the nonprofit Heartland Institute focusing on telecommunications, the internet and information technology.
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Planned Parenthood of the Heartland spearheaded telemedicine abortion in Iowa and defeated a 2015 constitutional challenge by state lawmakers.
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But the sheer scale of the party's collapse — especially in its postindustrial heartland areas — took many people by surprise.
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EIG has proposed "heartland visas" to create more avenues for immigrants to settle in areas that are otherwise shrinking.
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In India's heartland, indigenous people rely on forests for sustenance and survival, and have protected these ecosystems for centuries.
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Meanwhile, Catholicism remained strongest in Poland's historic eastern heartland, which developed a fiery sense of pride and suspiciousness of change.
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Nick Timothy, Mrs May's co-chief of staff, crafted an election strategy based on winning votes in the Labour heartland.
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"Here in the heartland, we like our politicians in the mainstream, and he is not — he's a socialist," said Gov.
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Their remark was issued through "Tariffs Hurt the Heartland," a multimillion-dollar free trade campaign they started in September 2018.
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Failure with a Republican President in the White House would likely convince thousands of heartland GOP voters to stay home.
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"It's amazing to me that this is now happening to U.S. workers in America's manufacturing heartland," he said on Tuesday.
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That&aposs what I have to do in my district which is a suburban district of Chicago in the Heartland.
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He's not interested in joining past presidents' struggles to tell the heartland why its kids must be sent to fight.
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It means creating incentives for entrepreneurs to open businesses in America's Heartland states and in cities in need of rebirth.
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He is a business-savvy politician whose aw shucks, heartland American demeanor sits at odds with his elite university degrees.
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China's steelmaking heartland, just a few hours' drive south of Beijing, has been the centre of the recent pollution bouts.
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And elsewhere in Asia, ISIS is trying to establish a growing presence as it comes under pressure in its heartland.
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Apple set its sights set on the American heartland in the latest country-heavy commercial for its music streaming service.
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In Vietnam's south, its economic heartland, collectivisation of farms and factories lasted just ten years before private ownership was restored.
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In his so-called "heartland theory", he reasoned that whoever controlled the geographic core of Eurasia could rule the world.
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This raises doubts about the Conservative strategy of advancing into the Labour Party's industrial heartland on the strength of Brexit.
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The top three best cities for working women are all in the heartland: Rochester, Minnesota, Columbia, Missouri, and Topeka, Kansas.
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Around four million people visit Oxford Street each week, London's retail heartland, which generates over £295 billion ($22bn) a year.
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Genuine or not, he stood up for the heartland when no one else would and that goes a long way.
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In the American heartland, factories and farms are the lifeblood of good people working hard to make a decent living.
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Her wins were principally in urban areas and on the coasts, leaving the rust belt and the heartland mostly red.
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Green parties do not have a monopoly on ecological issues and many voters in the rural SVP heartland are loyal.
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She sued Heartland over the fall and "numerous urinary tract infections" that the lawsuit alleged he contracted while living there.
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For three months, America's heartland is covered with life, but for the next nine, the land sits dormant and barren.
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Its revenues have plunged along with global oil prices and militant attacks in its crude-producing heartland, the Niger Delta.
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The accident is likely to raise safety concerns about miners' plans to bring driverless trains to Australia's iron ore heartland.
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" "Ground Zero Mosque supporters," she tweeted, "doesn't it stab you in the heart, as it does ours throughout the heartland?
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Similar refrains can be heard all over America's industrial heartland: almost 6m manufacturing jobs were lost between 1999 and 2011.
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Kraft filed the suit in federal court in Delaware, but Heartland sought to move it to Indiana, its home state.
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Timothy Benson is a policy analyst with The Heartland Institute, a free-market think tank headquartered in Arlington Heights, Illinois.
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I also know that the heartland isn't always represented correctly in the media, and nobody really makes content for them.
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Clinton prevails as the nominee, he said he hoped that she remembers the message coming from the coal industry's heartland.
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Charlie Katebi is a state government relations manager at The Heartland Institute, a national nonprofit, nonpartisan public policy think tank.
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While legislators in my state let us down, I'm thrilled to see others in the heartland learning from our mistakes.
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He also has three large Heartland rotisserie smokers that he reserves for larger cuts, such as brisket and pork butts.
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She said to use deadly force in violation of the Fourth Amendment is at the "heartland" of the Bivens precedent.
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We saw an opportunity to bring high-quality tech education to the American heartland that is 12 months in length.
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Fewer community banks leaves the men and women of America's heartland with fewer lending options and limited access to capital.
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And Sears will be very much a regional player, with Sears and Kmart stores absent in much of America's heartland.
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David S. D'Amato is an attorney, a policy adviser at both the Future of Freedom Foundation and the Heartland Institute.
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In addition, Trump will desperately need the support of key heartland Republican senators if he hopes to accomplish anything legislatively.
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While the mainstream media was covering the storm in areas like Miami and Tampa, Hurricane Irma was routing Florida's heartland.
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Elkhart County's list includes Heartland Recreational Vehicles and Thor Motor Coach in Elkhart and Winnebago Industries and Jayco in Middlebury.
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Authorities have arrested scores of party supporters and shut a major motorway leading from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, Khan's political heartland.
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Peter Ferrara a senior fellow with the Heartland Institute and NTLF and teaches economics at King's College in New York.
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Mr. Sanders also sets up international trade deals as the ultimate culprits for continued job losses in the American heartland.
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No industry is more identified with the American heartland than agriculture, yet few are more tightly integrated into global markets.
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Justin Haskins is executive editor and a research fellow at The Heartland Institute, a nonprofit group advocating for limited government.
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"Heartland": Season 6, Episode 4A case puts Gibbs in contact with his father (played by Ralph Waite of "The Waltons").
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According to the Heartland Institute's scientists, climate change will also be the greatest boon to public health in human history.
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On Monday, Axios' Mike Allen talked heartland issues with those who see, live, and try to fix them every day.
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To state that "Trump won the heartland," Breitbart outright ignored 52 counties won by Hillary Clinton in the 2016 election.
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Peter Ferrara is a senior fellow at the Heartland Institute and senior policy advisor at the National Tax Limitation Foundation.
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One of the young man's two non-Jewish mentors believes in an intrinsic national character dependent on the Romanian heartland.
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At Calvin Klein, Raf Simons paid homage to the American heartland with hand-sewn chiffon dresses inspired by vintage quilts.
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Recently, the Supreme Court gave startups facing patent trolls a real reason to celebrate, with the TC Heartland Inc. v.
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For many Jews, this is wonderful news in theory: the West Bank was the heartland of the ancient Jewish state.
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It would require, in other words, moving out of the mythical realm of the heartland and into the actual Midwest.
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Cover image provided by Isabel S. Dieppa from National Immigrant Justice Center - A Heartland Alliance Program based out of Chicago.
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Rediscovery Bruce Goff's midcentury houses across the Midwest are symbols of both a heartland-born eccentricity and a distinct Modernism.
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STORM LAKE A Chronicle of Change, Resilience, and Hope From a Heartland Newspaper By Art Cullen 0003 pp. Viking. $28.
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In his book "Straight Talk From the Heartland" (2004), Mr. Schultz described the successful, if unusual, arc of his career.
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Indeed, Klobuchar's no-nonsense, heartland appeal would likely play well throughout the critical Midwest, in both rural and suburban areas.
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Kraft Foods Group Brands, No. 16-341, concerned flavored drink mixes made by TC Heartland, which is based in Indiana.
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People across the heartland tell me they feel Democrats regard illegal immigrants more highly than farmers, the military and teachers.
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They have done nothing but allow economic hate crimes against working men and women in the heartland of this country.
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"This has been a bit of a letdown in the industrial heartland," said Mr. Gerard, who is based in Pittsburgh.
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As a reporter covering factory layoffs in the heartland, I am often out of my element — and my comfort zone.
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In Italy, schools and universities were closed and some soccer matches postponed in Lombardy and Veneto, the country's industrial heartland.
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At the State Department, officials described widespread belief that Mr. Pompeo was on his way back to the American heartland.
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"My own community, 40-45% people of color, and the future of the American Heartland is racially diverse," he added.
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This is a major oversight, especially given Iran's post-2017 ballistic missile operations in the heartland of the Middle East.
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The state capital provides a wholesome, heartland life at a fraction of the cost of most metropolitan areas its size.
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As China rapidly ascended as an export power, joblessness and despair grew in the manufacturing heartland of the United States.
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Before she played Judy Garland in "Judy," Renée Zellweger appeared on a miniseries called "Murder in the Heartland" in 1993.
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Actively managed funds have a better chance of outperforming the market, said Nancy Tengler, chief investment officer at Heartland Financial.
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Heartland Group Holdings Ltd was the biggest gainer and advanced 3.5% to its highest close in more than one year.
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Mexico's dramatically lower labor costs were a magnet for movement of plants, and the maquiladoras expanded into the Mexican heartland.
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Lindsey Stroud is a state government relations manager at The Heartland Institute, a nonprofit group aimed at promoting limited government.
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For too long, U.S. trade policy has failed middle America and has resulted in economic displacement across the American heartland.
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Planned Parenthood of the Heartland and the American Civil Liberties Union of Iowa had sued over the waiting period requirement.
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At the State Department, officials described widespread belief that Mr. Pompeo was on his way back to the American heartland.
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The same type of persuasion that that is expended upon working-class white voters across the Heartland every election cycle.
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A rebellious Broadway revival of the 1943 musical brings hatred into the heartland — a stunning indictment of America's current woes.
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Many oil spills in the southern oil production heartland of Africa's biggest crude producer are caused by theft and pipeline sabotage.
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Troops quelled the insurrection, which left more 1,100 mostly militants dead and the heartland of the mosque-studded city in ruins.
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The completion of the feasibility study for the "Heartland Hyperloop" in Missouri was the first such milestone in the United States.
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Air New Zealand fell as much as 3.2 percent to its lowest since May while Heartland Bank Ltd skidded 3 percent.
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Heartland presents life as a poker game, where one player is the government and the other is white working-class families.
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Hurting the heartland: The escalating trade tension between the US and China is bad news for farmers and tractor maker Deere.
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Raziq's strongman tactics had been credited with repulsing successive Taliban attempts to gain a foothold in Kandahar, once their spiritual heartland.
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Today, it would be indefensible — easy pickings for terrorists or Iranian missile strikes against population centers in the Jewish state's heartland.
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That will keep your hands full, as Yaqoub is from the Taliban heartland in Kandahar, while Haqqani is from the east.
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Smith attended the event, as did members of conservative groups such as the Heartland Institute and the Institute for Energy Research.
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And amid much worry about economies in the heartland, a city on the rise would get a top-notch anchor employer.
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But he was booed for advocating a carbon tax, which is unpopular in Canada's energy-producing western provinces, the Conservative heartland.
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Johnson & Johnson in August last year, said it would sell its Splenda sugar substitute to privately held Heartland Food Products Group.
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Heartland is a longtime player in industry-funded efforts to undermine climate science and fend off efforts to reduce carbon emissions.
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We know Uber has had an impact in major cities around the world, but can it make it in the heartland?
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Attacks on energy facilities, including pipelines, in Nigeria's southern Niger Delta oil production heartland pushed the country into recession in 2016.
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Then we are talking an existential threat to the American heartland that will make 9/11 seem like a distant memory.
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And that this will, over time, if we guide it the right way, help lead to a repopulation of the heartland.
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Heartland officials declined the Washington Post's request for comment on the Mercers' financial support, saying they do not discuss their donors.
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Hanoi's air quality was the second worst among Southeast Asia's major cities in 2016, after Thailand's industrial heartland city of Saraburi.
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It might be considered the jewel heart of a new Western-based or heartland-based conservatism that is Jeffersonian in outlook.
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During the outbreak, Heartland of Martinsburg was owned by HCR ManorCare, one of the largest nursing-home chains in the country.
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Unless big corporations find new homes for their programmers in the heartland while avoiding false hope they will be left behind.
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But the Democratic Party needs to take the left seriously even if it's only getting 30 percent in conservative heartland primaries.
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Ontario is home to a third of Canada's population of 36 million and is the nation's economic engine and manufacturing heartland.
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According to one Racked investigation, Ivanka Trump-branded footwear has actually been manufactured in China's industrial heartland, the Pearl River Delta.
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In Ankawa, a district of Erbil that has become the Christians' Iraqi heartland, a statue of the Virgin Mary stands tall.
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"It's sort of ironic that there was a reliance by these artists on imagery from the American heartland," Thompson told me.
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NKANDLA, Jacob Zuma's private estate (pictured) in the hills of South Africa's Zulu heartland, makes for a ramshackle presidential pleasure-dome.
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"We have a problem," Ebell said at a March conference for the Heartland Institute, an organization dedicated to discrediting climate science.
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When I reached out to the Heartland Institute about their policy priorities after Paris, communications director Jim Lakely's reply was curt.
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Suu Kyi's party won handsomely here and elsewhere in the Bamar heartland in the 2015 elections that propelled her to power.
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Now Chinese people are moving from the industrial heartland of Heilongjiang, Jilin and Liaoning (the three north-eastern provinces) to Hainan.
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Essentially, it contains anecdotes with nothing unifying them into a vision of what the Democratic Party stands for in America's heartland.
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Justin Haskins is executive editor and a research fellow at The Heartland Institute, a nonprofit group focused on promoting limited government.
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Some maintain that party leaders have done too little to appeal to the conservative-leaning heartland voters who flocked to Trump.
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Will he play in the heartland, where new voters have turned to rising party dissidents and insurgent entrepreneur Donald Trump (R)?
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And to those in the heartland — especially workers in the agriculture and manufacturing industries — literally nobody else was making that argument.
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William Happer, a member of the National Security Council, made the request to policy advisers with the Heartland Institute this March.
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The Heartland Institute dedicated a conference panel to discussing pathways that would make it possible for Pruitt to scrap the finding.
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His work has been published by the R Street Institute, the Heartland Institute, the Reason Foundation and the Competitive Enterprise Institute.
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Positioned deep in ISIS' heartland, the Syrian government considered the city more of a hub for the extremist group than Raqqa.
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The Democratic party has become a coastal party and conceded the electoral votes and congressional seats in the great American heartland.
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Or should they shift to the center in an effort to broaden the party's appeal in heartland districts carried by Trump?
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William Happer, a member of the National Security Council, made the request to policy advisers with the Heartland Institute this March.
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Moral also wrote a book called "Harvard in the Heartland" about his experience as a Harvard Extension student in rural Kansas.
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Earlier that year, I had reported on another heartland town roiled by an influx of Muslim workers at a meatpacking plant.
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Linus Kaikai, chairman of the Kenya Editors Guild, said that the opposition had proved to be too strong in its heartland.
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The big picture: Democrats are working to frame Trump's policies, and particularly his aggression on trade, as harmful to heartland Americans.
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Those moving are the most skilled, Glaeser says, leaving a concentration of lesser-abled workers in places like the Eastern Heartland.
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Related: The Taliban Is running amok and killing policemen in Afghanistan's opium heartland Pacheco fled, as did many from the community.
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Morrison, a coal promoter, won in part due to strong opposition to Labor in the coal mining heartland of Queensland state.
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Biden's victory confirmed his strength among African American voters in Southern states and gives him bragging rights in a heartland tussle.
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British director Andrea Arnold travels across the Atlantic, then keeps going, winding up in the American heartland with this intimate epic.
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He operates six massive dams that help shape and define a river stretching more than 2,000 miles through the American heartland.
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A Buddhist heartland, with verdant hills and saffron-robed monks, gives way to neighborhoods of mosques and men in prayer caps.
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"I don't think of Iowans as automatically rejecting a billionaire candidate," said Ms. Belin, an author on the Bleeding Heartland blog.
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They say it is a strategically important part of northern Rakhine - a buffer separating Muslim-majority Bangladesh and Myanmar's Buddhist heartland.
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We could be seeing the creation of a new Democratic heartland, exurbia, and this alignment could hang around for a while.
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SEATTLE — One district had been a Republican heartland of freight-haulers and timber-workers before a shift toward suburbs and tech.
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Jim Lakely, a spokesman for the Heartland Institute, said he hoped United Nations climate delegates would also hear his group's message.
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There are many different sides to this great city in America's heartland that truly seems to be coming into its own.
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This has resulted in deforestation and algae blooms from fertilizer, particularly in the heartland and down to the Gulf of Mexico.
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On the Trumpian right it's the coastal cultural elite trying to crush and delegitimize the white Christian patriots of the heartland.
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Seibt was recently hired by The Heartland Institute, a 35-year-old "think tank" with a long history of climate denialism.
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More than a dozen rankings emerged after Pat Mahomes led the heartland team over the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday night.
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Construction sector showing signs of a slowdown More funding for infrastructure could also boost blue-collar employment growth in the heartland.
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The basic narrative he tells is that the good people of the heartland are under assault from aliens, elitists and outsiders.
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Our correspondent in Tehran drove for 550 miles across the country's heartland to see how people were divided before the voting.
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The states that can take advantage of lower energy prices are the heartland states that mostly voted for Trump for president.
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Nigeria's crude-producing heartland is an ecological disaster zone, scarred by decades of spills that have killed trees and other plants.
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I have seen such tragic, avoidable public health policies unfold in a suburban setting in my own research in America's heartland.
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Kevin Glass is a policy advisor for the nonprofit Heartland Institute, an Illinois-based think tank aimed at promoting limited government.
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"Holberton education will bring Silicon Valley skills to America's heartland," said Pauline Cohen Vorms, Holberton's director of business development and partnerships.
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Ever the shapeshifter, she integrated new genres into her 2012 project, "Red," still rooted in the heartland that made her famous.
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In the summer of 6900, a nondescript American heartland city of less than 2628,28503 was suddenly and violently introduced to us.
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The outcome of TC Heartland was that patent cases must now be brought in a more narrowly-defined set of courts.
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Yet, CNN will still wonder why working class viewers and people in the heartland can't relate to its on-air talent.
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Frugal Traveler Seeing different sides of a great city in America's heartland that truly seems to be coming into its own.
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The coup was welcomed in the Roman Catholic heartland, but it faltered in the larger cities and the northern industrial centers.
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Wall Street is booming and unemployment is the lowest it's been in decades — some of that success has reached the heartland.
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My colleague, Saurabh Sharma, and I had come to report in the village of Hindu Nagar, in northern India's rural heartland.
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To build support for the idea, he undertook a two-month pilgrimage, called the Ram Rath Yatra, across the Indian heartland.
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On Religion MINNEAPOLIS — Emma Blom grew up in the Scandinavian heartland of rural Minnesota, reliably attending her small town's Lutheran church.
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If David Lynch's small town is a sinister distortion of the American heartland, Stars Hollow is its happier, idyllic model cousin.
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Flying over the country's heartland — the fertile expanse known as the pampa húmeda — we could see endless fields of the legume.
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One of my goals was to emphasize the sheer beauty of our heartland, and to do it in an unironic way.
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Something is not right in the heartland, the filmmakers are trying to tell us—for animals, humans, and the environment alike.
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A recent investigation by British broadcasters ITV found kids working in illegal mines in India's mica-producing heartland, the eastern Jharkhand province.
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They made this small city the heartland of traditional Javanese culture, protected during colonization, wartime, occupation, revolution and years of authoritarian rule.
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Last year, for example, Global Payments, the sixth-biggest American acquirer, bought Heartland, a smaller rival, for $4.3bn in cash and shares.
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The video, directed by visual artist Indrani, depicts front man Jon Bon Jovi cruising through the Jersey heartland in a vintage Chevy.
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Tariffs Hurt the Heartland, a business coalition formed to oppose tariffs, organized the letter to the White House ahead of the hearings.
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Up to now, anti-pollution measures have targeted provinces further north like Hebei, the steel heartland of China, according to official data.
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While a store such as Nordstrom has its heartland in urban, anti-Trump America, the situation for bigger brands is more complicated.
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The strike was the deadliest coalition assault since another market, in the Houthi heartland of Sadah, was hit in September, killing 41.
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Dana Rohrabacher (R-CA) attacked Mann for saying that Smith took part in a "climate science denying conference" at the Heartland Institute.
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Here, photographer Daniella Zalcman trains her eye on America's heartland to capture the casual complacency of racism in America's school systems. —G.
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Western armies upturned the old order of Islam's Iraqi heartland, replacing Sunni masters (a minority) with non-Sunni ones (the Shia majority).
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" Mrs Clinton's victory in the popular vote suggests that California may be a better distillation of America than the so-called "heartland.
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Voters in the heartland, though, don't always favor candidates who have gotten surges of national attention, and individual donations, from the coasts.
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National Immigrant Justice Center: This Heartland Alliance program fights for policy reform and provides legal services to immigrants, refugees, and asylum seekers.
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As the nation's heartland endures heavy rainfall, catastrophic flooding and deadly tornadoes, homeowners elsewhere shouldn't assume they are out of harm's way.
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President Donald Trump has failed to deliver for rural America – but Democratic politicians have also let their connection to heartland voters weaken.
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Heartland Financial CIO Nancy Tengler tells CNBC's "Power Lunch" on Thursday we need to see earnings growth for this market to reignite.
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But this is the heartland of Chapo's Sinaloa Cartel, Mexico's most powerful criminal organization with networks that move drugs throughout the world.
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His itinerary was a tour of political failure and social injustice: slums, the heartland of exploited indigenous communities and a divided border.
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"So I want to say to you at the Heartland Institute, thanks for what you are doing to advance energy," Pruitt said.
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To build an ecosystem of devices controlled by his mobile phones, Mr Lei relies on closeness to China's manufacturing heartland, Gree's home.
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And if you do find yourself in need of a "bigger pond," Chicago's just a few hours' drive away through the heartland.
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Mahathir grew up in the rural heartland of Malaysia, then a British colony, witnessing severe food shortages during the 1930s Great Depression.
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"The decision vindicated David's firm belief that we could win such cases even in the heartland, and propelled us to victories elsewhere."
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"Heartland" companies, far from the liberal coasts, also face pressure to react to specific political events or to advance a wider agenda.
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The idea is to bring advanced manufacturing jobs to the heartland and it is already funding projects in Kentucky and rural Texas.
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If you subscribe to the Heartland Institute's interpretation of the scientific method, we can't possibly know, because, gee whiz, so many factors!
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"From New York to the Heartland: Ocasio-Cortez Debuts on National Campaign Stage," a New York Times headline said the other day.
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Odinga's strongholds include his ethnic heartland in the west; the coast, where many of the nation's Muslims live; and the urban slums.
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I am confident that even the most landlocked of Americans in the heartland know what it is and vaguely where it is.
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The bloody assault comes as militant attacks have increasingly shifted beyond the Sinai deep into Egypt's heartland, often targeting minority Coptic Christians.
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The Islamic State in Iraq and Syria is spreading its wings as it comes under greater pressure in its Iraqi-Syrian heartland.
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