Soccer's historical heartlands in the country lie in the North.
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His best bets look like rust belt heartlands Michigan and Pennsylvania.
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Many Kikuyus live in the Kalenjin heartlands of the Rift Valley.
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Labour's relationship with its heartlands has been deteriorating for generations now.
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It's a patriotic eagle circling about the heartlands with two right wings.
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Much of UKIP's growth in the south has been in Conservative heartlands.
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The Tory party has held onto its wealthy heartlands in the rural shires.
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A similar pattern held in Mr Ruto's Kalenjin heartlands in the Rift Valley.
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Growth in the heartlands remains elusive for UNIQLO both there and in Europe.
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In the red-shirt heartlands of Thailand's rural northeast, the mood was somber.
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Manbij could open the door for an offensive against the true militant heartlands.
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The two campaigns show how Labour faces threats in its heartlands from different sources.
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Bryan appealed to the "heartlands" of America and their suspicion of the eastern elites.
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More than 840 people have lost their lives in Boko Haram's heartlands since January.
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Ms Sitharaman thus embodies the BJP's broadening appeal to aspirational Indians outside its traditional heartlands.
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But he also calls for understanding of Muslim grievances, whether in Europe or Islam's heartlands.
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His coalition announced a plan of economic disruption and threatened the secession of opposition heartlands.
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Labour MPs confess shock at the Euroscepticism the referendum has uncovered in the party's heartlands.
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The soyabean has driven deep into Brazil's interior savannah, Argentina's pampasand the US rural heartlands.
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The British party's collapse in its heartlands goes back much further than last week's election.
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The collapse of the populist UK Independence Party will help Labour in its working-class heartlands.
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"Mecca and Medina became the heartlands of the religion and a destination for pilgrims," says Foote.
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Mahathir's campaign strategy was particularly effective in poorer rural Malay heartlands, where rising costs hit hard.
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Traditional party votes in the Brexit heartlands would collapse and new UKIP MPs would get elected.
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He has been campaigning across Iraq and his visits to Sunni heartlands have been well received.
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Despite the party line, more than a third of Labour's supporters voted Leave, especially in northern heartlands.
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The northern Labour heartlands broke with Labour Party leaders and mostly voted "Leave" in the Brexit referendum.
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His opponents in the Labour Party question whether he can ever win over voters in the party's heartlands.
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And UKIP's bid to convert England's industrial heartlands to its cause has got off to a bad start.
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The party is deeply divided between its pro-Brexit working-class heartlands and its anti-Brexit metropolitan annexe.
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His rump is the rump of the heartlands, two purple (well, blue) mountain majesties above the fruited plain.
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Moderate voters outside Trump's red state heartlands were alienated by his explosive tone on immigration in the midterm elections.
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They have just been buoyed by polls suggesting they can expect to make handsome gains beyond their English heartlands.
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Hickenlooper, who has a politically effective down-to-earth persona, could potentially boost the party's appeal in the heartlands.
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The announcement threatened to push one of Nigeria's economic heartlands further into turmoil and disrupt the country's fragile recovery.
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The bunting, flags and murals still appear in some Protestant heartlands, if local councils don't dare to remove them.
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"Either UKIP breaks through in Labour's midland and northern heartlands, or we turn the tide on UKIP," he said.
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In Labour's northern and Midland heartlands, the final destruction of the mines, factories and shipyards resulted in social devastation.
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Jihadist projects to win back Sunni heartlands with barbaric levels of violence have consistently ended in failure, precipitating more retreats.
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He was put into his current job because he can exercise influence in England's Tory heartlands, not the world's chancelleries.
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The Deacons model spread to other Klan heartlands, and was able to overturn Klan power with scarcely a shot fired.
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"That is absolutely incorrect, we are deeply committed to the North Sea, it is one of our heartlands," he said.
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But the Syrian army is over-stretched as it continues to squeeze Aleppo and defend regime heartlands on the coast.
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Thousands of people had returned to their ethnic heartlands before the vote, fearful of a repeat of the 2007 violence.
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The visuals were memorable and underlined Klobuchar's core message that she is a down-to-earth contender from the heartlands.
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Rugby union flourished in its well-heeled southern heartlands, and went on to conquer much of the rugby-playing world.
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According to them, "Job losses have been more persistent in areas hit by structural shocks," such as the industrial heartlands.
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In urban heartlands with an industrial heritage, there are few attributes valued above those of resilience, commitment and hard graft.
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However, the attack in one of the heartlands of the Taliban insurgency was a significant blow to the insurgents, he said.
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In each, an election has revealed that liberal, globalized coastal elites stand at a tremendous remove from heartlands in open revolt.
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They attribute the missed signals instead to China's failure to develop stronger relationships with communities in industrial heartlands around the globe.
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The election will be decided in the traditional Labour heartlands that start in Wales and go through the Midlands and North.
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Within a few days, shortages could ripple around the country, including in Trump's political heartlands of the Midwest and the South.
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Tim Ryan pleaded with his fellow candidates to adopt a working man's politics that could help combat Trump in his Midwest heartlands.
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Had the election gone the other way, the country's Conservative Party — rooted in western oil heartlands, would have ended its carbon tax.
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People like Mr Mann view Mr Corbyn's brand of urban, cosmopolitan left-wing protest politics as thoroughly divorced from the Labour heartlands.
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Many political analysts attributed Pakatan's election success to Mahathir's appeal to the majority Malay race, especially among conservative voters in the rural heartlands.
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The survey finds Catholicism slightly on the decline in its historic heartlands, but more fervently practised by its adherents than is Orthodox Christianity.
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Meanwhile, the FN's influence has spread from its heartlands along the Mediterranean coast and in the rust-belt north, into rural "forgotten" France.
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The extent of this transformation can be seen at a factory in Accrington, a town in one of Britain's former industrial heartlands, Lancashire.
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Erdogan's supporters, many of them pious conservatives from Turkey's rural heartlands, say he has brought economic growth and restored Islam to public life.
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Party chiefs are campaigning all over the map—Conservatives in Labour heartlands in the north and Labourites in Tory bastions in the south.
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Instead, he'll be looking to the Labour heartlands: white, working-class constituencies in the Midlands, North, and Wales that have suffered industrial decline.
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And the world's shallow oceans are losing oxygen as the planet warms and nutrient pollution pours in from agricultural heartlands and urban watersheds.
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The other scandal, involving state plantation company FELDA, is more problematic because it directly affects tens of thousands of small landholders in the heartlands.
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This was a courageous journalist who was risking her safety, even her life, to work undercover from the dark core of Ukraine's rebel heartlands.
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The occasional foray into Labour heartlands will not bring the Conservatives any closer to a majority unless they can maintain a toehold in cities.
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In 1303 IS swept the heartlands of the Middle East, mesmerising Muslims and non-Muslims alike with the speed and barbarity of its victories.
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Call centers and supermarkets do not create the same kind of politics as coal mines, and traditional heartlands have slowly turned into crucial battlegrounds.
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But much of England, including the old industrial heartlands of the Midlands and the North and the more rural southwest, are leaning toward Leave.
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Over the years he trained the group, streamlined it and imposed iron discipline in its heartlands, including the tarring and feathering of "anti-social elements".
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As they have pushed north beyond Shia heartlands, they have grown more inclusive, incorporating tens of thousands of Sunnis, Christians and Yazidis into the hashad.
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State of Decay 2: Heartlands Phantasy Star Online 2 Sega's Japanese online RPG Phantasy Star Online 2 is coming to Xbox One in the west.
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The goodwill that first greeted the coalition is fading as popular anger mounts, especially in the Arab heartlands south of Raqqa, along the Euphrates river.
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Despite his pro-Russian fervor, he is reported to have been raised in the small town of Kelmentsi in Ukraine's nationalist heartlands to the west.
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Some trade union leaders opposed another referendum because they feel it would be seen as betrayal by millions of Brexit supporters in Labour's electoral heartlands.
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All that is being felt in rural Malay heartlands such as Sungkai, and is contributing to the sour faces over the Felda-Eagle High deal.
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Part of the reason for such an intensity of attacks is that IS is losing territorial control in its heartlands and so is striking out.
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This strategy will be especially important in Leave-voting Labour heartlands, where Labour knows it will lose the debate if it is focused on Brexit.
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But in Kenya's running heartlands there have been doubts voiced about Rudisha's ability to replicate the type of form that saw him shine in London.
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Soccer's other traditional heartlands — the Midlands, around Birmingham, and Yorkshire and the North East, home of Newcastle and Sunderland — took up the remaining five spots.
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Italy has emerged as an epicentre of the rapidly spreading illness with more than 13 cases, centred on the industrial heartlands of Lombardy and Veneto.
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They're exporting -- its excess capacity that has gutted the Midland heartlands of England, obviously through Germany, and gutted the Upper Midwest of the United States.
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This kind of defection - an unthinkable prospect in years gone by - is now being considered across the country, even in symbolic heartlands like Nelson Mandela Bay.
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Trump is also challenging Republican orthodoxy, promising to enact a $1 trillion infrastructure package, aimed at driving investment and jobs to the neglected blue-collar heartlands.
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The core of her support is in the rural heartlands of the country's ethnic-Burman majority; her voters are counting on her to improve their lives.
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However the Conservatives are still resented in Britain's industrial heartlands for the demise of mining and manufacturing under former prime minister Margaret Thatcher in the 1980s.
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Northern Ireland is one of golf's heartlands, as the large and knowledgeable crowds at practice rounds this week and the sold-out ticket sales have shown.
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Elsewhere, St. Pauli supporters' groups have sprung up of their own accord in places even further removed from Hamburg than the post-industrial heartlands of Yorkshire.
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The company also operates a 24/7 delivery service within the nightlife heartlands of Lagos, supplying parched partygoers at exclusive clubs, corporate events, and private parties.
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Islamic State, which has been fighting military assaults on several fronts in its heartlands of northern Syria and Iraq, has made no formal comment on Trump's ban.
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Instead, Abadi created new fault lines, ossified old ones by further embracing Tehran, and sent Iranian-led Shi'ite militias numbering some 22011,43 tearing through the Sunni heartlands.
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Then there is the election, on November 28th, of Paul Nuttall as the new UKIP leader, on a platform to challenge Labour in its post-industrial heartlands.
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His calculation is that white working-class voters in the old industrial heartlands no longer have much in common with Labour, the party they have traditionally backed.
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It happens also to spread eastwards from the suburbs of Delhi, India's capital, and to straddle the Hindi-speaking heartlands that tend to set the national agenda.
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It was always going to be an uphill struggle for the resilient but reserved former interior minister who hails from the Conservative Party's heartlands of southern England.
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TOLEDO, Ohio (Reuters) - Two years ago, Ohio and other states in the former industrial heartlands of the Great Lakes region catapulted Donald Trump into the White House.
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Even in Iraq's darkest years, 20133 and 2007, when al-Qaeda battled the Americans in the Sunni heartlands, Kurdistan's impressive 10% annual growth rate set it apart.
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In the vacuum left by the withdrawal of foreign soldiers, the Taliban made advances not only in their southern and eastern heartlands, but also in the north.
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The Labour leadership was in favour of remaining in the EU, yet the vote was lost in the Labour heartlands of the Midlands and north of England.
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All four days are sold out with fans in one of golf's true heartlands relishing the chance to see the world's best take on a challenging course.
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Analysts warned that the outbreak, which is centred on the country's industrial and financial heartlands, could shunt Italy's fragile economy into its fourth recession in 12 years.
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Indeed, Conservative candidates who are challenging a troubled Labour Party in close-to-call urban heartlands may not be nearly as inclined toward fox hunting as Mrs.
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But in some heartlands of Catholicism, bishops and other prominent figures are busy disagreeing about the boundaries of the Catholic community as defined in a much narrower sense.
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The FDP dislikes the level of state intervention that switching off power stations might involve, and frets about the damage such plans would do to Germany's industrial heartlands.
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Tudor said buyers were banking on it eventually settling at around $2180 a barrel, giving them confidence about buying drilling acreage in some of the nation's shale heartlands.
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However, the League supports the link, which involves building a 57-km tunnel under the Alps, arguing that it will strengthen big business in the League's northern heartlands.
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Tudor said buyers were banking on it eventually settling at around $863 a barrel, giving them confidence about buying drilling acreage in some of the nation's shale heartlands.
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But in places like Wencheng, in the Chinese heartlands, the same forces that drive commercial services to use dialects are also pushing local officials to do the same.
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Chinese President Xi Jinping has promised "blue skies" will replace the choking smog that envelops many cities in the country's industrial heartlands, particularly over the "winter heating" months.
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At his news conference, Mr. Mutsvangwa said several key regions in Zimbabwe's Shona-speaking heartlands — the base of ZANU-PF's support — had approved calls for the president's expulsion.
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FEW PEOPLE expected Japan to embrace this year's Rugby World Cup, the first to be held outside of the sport's traditional heartlands, to the extent that it has.
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That could see Kenyan medal prospects banned from the August games and hurt the East African nation's running heartlands, which depend on the financial rewards earned by elite runners.
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During his 403 presidential campaign, Trump's promises to revitalize the metals industry helped pave the way for wins in the former industrial heartlands of Pennsylvania, Ohio and West Virginia.
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Uruzgan neighbors the Taliban heartlands of Helmand and Kandahar and is among the least-developed areas of Afghanistan, with only 8 percent of the population having access to electricity.
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But it is the first to receive nationwide attention - in part because Mehsud, known as Naqib, does not fit the image of the militant from Pakistan's lawless northern heartlands.
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The President would like some relief from China's reprisals over his billions of dollars in tariffs that are hammering agricultural heartlands in mid western states crucial to his reelection.
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Some are lawmakers concerned about disruption and damage to countryside in their districts — the first phase of the route rips without stopping through traditional Conservative heartlands in southern England.
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Italy is struggling to contain the Europe's largest coronavirus outbreak, whose epicentre is in the northern regions of Lombardy and Veneto, the industrial and financial heartlands of the country.
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Italy is struggling to contain the Europe's largest coronavirus outbreak, whose epicenter is in the northern regions of Lombardy and Veneto, the industrial and financial heartlands of the country.
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Even the sprawling heartlands of Lagos, Kinshasa and Cairo, teeming with traffic, pollution, inadequate housing and public spaces, are in their relative infancy and destined for a growth spurt.
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Voters in the depopulating rural heartlands - many of whom are old and may well feel little direct connection to the country's young, male, urban political elite - are of particular importance.
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Silva, a former governor of Bayelsa state in the southern Niger Delta oil production heartlands, replaces former ExxonMobil executive Emmanuel Kachikwu who was the country's main representative at OPEC meetings.
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This risks driving a further wedge between the Labour Party in London (with its large supply of minorities and minority-friendly metropolitan liberals) and in the old working-class heartlands.
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By the early fifth century, it was evident that the imperial authorities, struggling to cope with mass immigration and economic upheaval in their own heartlands, had lost control of Britain.
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Fresh from a trip to the Midwestern heartlands, the President is making the very best possible case for his administration as the pace heats up ahead of the midterm elections.
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Under Mr. Corbyn, Labour developed an economic and social program that would have begun the revival of its heartlands — with concrete proposals for reinvestment in community infrastructure and workers' rights.
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They've lost touch with the heartlands, the idea of the 'worker' is outmoded, Dan Jarvis is probably the future, and you're one Chuka Umunna away from an early night sunshine.
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It is rarer in UMNO's rural heartlands, where apathy is rife and where the party is trusted to defend racial laws designed to give the ethnic-Malay majority a leg-up.
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The next race will likely be decided in Malaysia's rural heartlands, where the predominately ethnic Malay voters tend to skew more conservative than the liberal backers of the Pakatan Harapan coalition.
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In a political earthquake in England, the Conservatives won large numbers of seats in the opposition Labour Party's so-called Red Wall, traditional working class heartlands once hostile to Johnson's party.
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And in one of the heartlands of political Catholicism, Bavaria, relations between the locally dominant Christian Social Union and the Catholic church are nothing like as cosy as they used to be.
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Potts joined Morrisons in 2015 to lead a recovery after it was hit by the rise of discounters Aldi and Lidl in its northern England heartlands and strategic errors by previous management.
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With the economic miracle stalled by drought in 210, and anti-government riots tearing through the Oromia heartlands the same year, Ethiopia remained transitional, ill at ease with the pace of change.
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While his supporters point to an influx of new members, mainly middle-class, college-educated people in Southeast England, they ignore an exodus of support in "Middle England" and Labour's industrial heartlands.
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So how does the sport expand, reaching out beyond the traditional heartlands to pull in lay sports fans, or even to improving the infrastructure so that more clubs can join the Elite League?
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China's $46bn investment in roads, railways and a port to connect its heartlands to the Indian Ocean through Pakistan could generate enough local growth to calm the long-running insurgencies along Pakistan's frontiers.
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Labour risks alienating large numbers of voters, particularly in its working-class heartlands, if it turns itself into an overtly Remain party (most of its MPs sit in constituencies that voted to leave).
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Its leader Jeremy Corbyn is polling at historic lows, while the party is accused of alienating its left-wing members on one side, and its traditional post-industrial voters heartlands on the other.
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But dissent in League heartlands adds to the intense pressure on him to give ground on the budget in a confrontation that the European Commission and investors believe could undermine the euro zone.
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Some of the strongest Brexit supporting regions were in the traditional Labour party heartlands, where people felt most distant from European bureaucrats and most affected by the cheap labor supply from Eastern Europe.
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The article explains — rightly — that the jihadists' six-year campaign depleted and fragmented Iraqi Sunni groups, making it easier for the Islamic State to control the Sunni heartlands when it returned in 2013.
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The probe prefaces mid-term elections in U.S. industrial heartlands later this year and is seen as part of President Trump's "America First" push to win back manufacturing jobs lost to overseas competitors.
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But since February, the government has sent senior officials including Acting President Yemi Osinbajo to hold talks with local communities in the oil heartlands of the Niger Delta, hoping to address their grievances.
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Authorities in Lombardy and Veneto, the industrial and financial heartlands of Italy, have shut schools, universities, museums and cinemas for at least a week, and banned public gatherings including the famed Venice carnival.
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The opposition, with stronger support among urban Malaysians angry with a series of corruption scandals, has typically struggled to dislodge the ruling United Malay National Organization (UMNO) party's stranglehold on the rural heartlands.
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Much of the football played on the islands is at grassroots level, with less by way of sporting infrastructure there relative to the urban heartlands of the Midlands, and certainly less everyday wealth.
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Uruzgan, which abuts the Taliban heartlands of Kandahar and Helmand, has been under intense pressure from the insurgents for years and the defences of the provincial capital Tarin Kot were briefly overrun last year.
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Iran and its Iraqi allies also face the challenge of popular discontent over its dominance - not only in northern Sunni areas where Shi'ite militias have deepened their control, but even in southern Shi'ite heartlands.
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The figures will be welcomed by World Rugby, which 10 years ago made the decision to bring the tournament to Asia for the first time, hoping to promote the sport beyond its traditional heartlands.
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Former Tesco executive David Potts joined Morrisons as CEO in March 21 with a remit to revive the group after it was hurt by the rapid rise of the discounters in its northern heartlands.
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"The people of South Wales will always vote Labour because they've got nowhere else to go," Tony Blair's right-hand man Peter Mandelson supposedly said of the party's mining heartlands in the mid-1990s.
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In many of the country's rural areas and smaller cities, traditional heartlands of support for the monarchy, the strike also became a protest against successive governments' failure to deliver on promises of economic growth.
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Electing its first Conservative Member of Parliament for 109 years, the gritty northern English town is emblematic of the pro-Brexit shock in Labour heartlands which handed Boris Johnson a majority government on Friday.
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With inequality rising and wages stagnant, the post-industrial heartlands switched as one to UKIP, which campaigned for "real" immigration cuts, the renegotiation of recent trade deals and a referendum on reinstating the death penalty.
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Insiders tend to think that part of the answer lies in an appeal to working-class voters in Labour heartlands, many of whom have a tribal dislike for Tories yet are fans of their policies.
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But he also says he wants to win the election not just in his party's stronghold around Gwangju, but in the conservative heartlands of the south-east as well, where he officially launched his campaign.
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In "Zer" (2017, pictured above), a man journeys from New York to the Kurdish heartlands to trace his grandmother's story; a similar tale of self-discovery, home seems to hold every promise yet resolves little.
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The shutdown, which Agriculture Minister Joseph Made said was immediate, underlined the scale of the economic crisis in what was once one of southern Africa's agricultural heartlands, in the build-up to next year's national elections.
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In Iraq's Shi'ite heartlands, many who once voted blindly along sectarian lines are now turning their ire against the Shi'ite-led governments they say have failed to repair crumbling infrastructure, provide jobs or end the violence.
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Uruzgan, squeezed between the Taliban heartlands of Kandahar and Helmand and the Hazara-dominated province of Daikondi, is home to both Pashtuns and Hazara families and the two groups have long had an uneasy co-existence.
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Whether he can retain his populist image as President will go a long way to dictating the course of next year's mid-term elections -- as Democrats try to win back voters in the decayed industrial heartlands.
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Some coke plants in top steelmaking province of Hebei have raised by 100 yuan a tonne amid increasing coking coal prices in major coal mining heartlands, where local authorities are carrying out safety inspections at mines.
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"The last few weeks have reminded some in the Labour heartlands why they don't like Jeremy Corbyn," said Robert Hayward a former Conservative lawmaker who now sits in parliament's upper house and specialises in polling analysis.
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"The last few weeks have reminded some in the Labour heartlands why they don't like Jeremy Corbyn," said Robert Hayward a former Conservative lawmaker who now sits in parliament's upper house and specializes in polling analysis.
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The sacking exposes the tensions within Labour as the party struggles to balance the demands of its pro-EU supporters mainly in cities and areas of southern England with pro-Brexit voters in its traditional heartlands.
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But the new tariff hike is sure to draw reprisals from China, barring an overtime deal on Friday, that could rebound against the President and US consumers -- especially in the agricultural and industrial heartlands of the Midwest.
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KISUMU, Kenya (Reuters) - Nervous Kenyans stockpiled food and water on Monday and police prepared emergency first aid kits as families headed to their ethnic heartlands on the eve of an election many fear could descend into violence.
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But as the opposition makes inroads in urban areas, Museveni relies on support in rural heartlands, as well as his special forces, exacerbating ethnic tensions and potentially sowing the seeds for conflagration when he eventually leaves power.
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The geographic split of the leave versus remain vote shows a strong euroskeptic vote in parts of the U.K. which were once strong Labour heartlands, before the opposition party started losing ground to the U.K. Independence Party.
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End of a campaign Her speech marked a bitter conclusion to a campaign that will be remembered for failing to fully energize Democratic voters and for squandering the party's traditional heartlands in states like Pennsylvania and Wisconsin.
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In Canton, like elsewhere in the "rust belt" heartlands stretching from the Midwest to the Great Lakes region and parts of the Northeast, manufacturing has been hollowed out since the 1970s, due in part to foreign competition.
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The attack, in one of the Taliban's heartlands, underlines the threats faced by Afghan security forces, notably police units on the front lines of the battle against insurgents who control or contest about 40 percent of Afghanistan.
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"Blacktip is Shell's second material discovery in the Perdido Corridor and is part of a continuing exploration strategy to add competitive deep water options to extend our heartlands," said Andy Brown, Upstream Director for Royal Dutch Shell.
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Labour's paradox is that, while most of its voters and its young backers wanted to remain in the Union, many working-class supporters in the party's heartlands deserted it, attracted to the "Leave" campaign's anti-immigration rhetoric.
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Canada's economic heartlands of Ontario and Quebec provinces have shut down non-essential services for weeks to stop the spread of the virus, as the Canadian parliament on Wednesday approved C$27 billion ($18.9 billion) stimulus package.
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CHATHAM, England (Reuters) - There is a whiff of betrayal in the air across Britain's Brexit heartlands where many impatient voters fear Prime Minister Theresa May is going soft on implementing last year's decision to leave the European Union.
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Skirmishes between Trump and Schumer will also reflect the ironic influence of the elite East Coast haven of New York on top-level politics in Washington -- after an election decided in the industrial heartlands of the Rust Belt.
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The USA team is driving the evolution in women's soccer -- which lacks the support and attention in the game's traditional heartlands in Europe and South America that it has in the US but is beginning to catch on.
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Around 300,000 Britons live in Spain, many of them retirees lured by the Mediterranean climate and calm pace of life, and Sharp's establishment in Benalmadena is a short drive down the coast from one of their heartlands, Torremolinos.
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"In the pre-social media age, it meant getting upscale markets in New York and Los Angeles to notice your film and then hoping you would get water cooler buzz to eke out into the heartlands," he said.
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Corbyn has been criticized by some of Labour's elected lawmakers who say he did not campaign hard enough in support of EU membership, and had failed to convince millions of voters in the party's heartlands to back "Remain".
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There was no immediate word on whether Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte would agree to further curbs in Italy's business heartlands, with the government increasingly concerned about the long-term scars the virus will leave on the fragile economy.
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Mr. Erdogan's main challenger is Muharrem Ince, a fiery former physics teacher from the Republican People's Party, a centrist and secularist political grouping that has historically seemed removed from the struggles of ordinary people in Turkey's rural heartlands.
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Ethiopia's economic development has long been hampered by poor roads and an aging fleet of trucks, which ply the route between the industrial heartlands in the center of the country and Djibouti, Ethiopia's main import and export route.
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But smaller companies in the manufacturing heartlands, crucial to the economy and often inextricably linked to continental Europe, are formulating contingency plans that illustrate the risks facing businesses across the country and the steps being taken to mitigate them.
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Her Britain is the Britain of the provincial Tory heartlands: a Britain of solid values and rooted certainties, hard work and upward mobility, a Britain where people try to get ahead but also have time for the less fortunate.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand's military government has rolled out a series of rescue packages in a bid to help rice farmers, most of whom hail from the political heartlands of the government it toppled, amid tumbling prices of the grain.
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ABUJA (Reuters) - Nigeria's acting president will meet again with community leaders from the Niger Delta oil heartlands next week, his spokesman said on Tuesday, in a bid to shore up a fragile truce between militants and the government there.
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For the votes they might pick up in former Labour heartlands with their hard Brexit line and promises of regional regeneration, they will lose some among their centrist base, especially in the South East, as well as in Scotland.
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Italy has reported more than 400 cases, centred on the industrial heartlands of Lombardy and Veneto, while Italians or people who recently visited the country have tested positive in Greece, Spain, Austria, Switzerland, Croatia and France since the weekend.
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As the Islamic State's self-proclaimed caliphate loses its hold on its heartlands of eastern Syria and northern Iraq, disaffected young European Muslims drawn to its nihilistic vision are increasingly conducting the group's murderous revenge on the streets of European cities.
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Several Labour members have criticised Corbyn, who was elected leader last year on a wave of enthusiasm for his left-leaning agenda, for failing to persuade voters in his party's heartlands in northern England and elsewhere to vote to remain.
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This was made clear in the Brexit referendum, when most working-class voters preferred Leave, and also in last year's general election, when the Tories made advances in Labour heartlands despite running one of the most inept campaigns in memory.
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Now, a slump in global coffee prices to their lowest in nearly 13 years in September is raising questions about whether it's worth growing beans at all in some of the traditional coffee heartlands of Central America, Colombia and Ethiopia.
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The chancellor has always had an arm's-length relationship with the party she led for 18 years, and some in the CDU's conservative heartlands never quite took to their leader, an Ossi (easterner) with an unusual biography and relentlessly centrist instincts.
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But UMNO clung on to its rural Malay Muslim heartlands and the votes of rank-and-file civil servants - most of whom are ethnic Malays due to a decades-old positive discrimination policy that gives them priority for government jobs.
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KADUNA, Nigeria (Reuters) - Hundreds of people have died in a surge of ethnically-charged violence in Nigeria's divided heartlands, officials said, piling pressure on a government already facing Islamist militants in its northeast and rebels in its oil-rich south.
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Mills, who campaigned to leave the EU, said he did not agree with Smith's proposal for a second referendum on the eventual Brexit deal, but said the leadership challenger may be better able to reconnect with Labour's heartlands than Corbyn.
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And then there was August 6, 2000, which witnessed the release of "210 Seconds" (the designated time for each MC to get their lyrics out), the tune that brought So Solid Crew from their south London heartlands to an astonished mainstream.
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The deal puts Vodafone back on the front foot in its European heartlands, where it is battling to be one of the few players with the scale to provide the full range of entertainment and communications services that consumers want.
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The coronavirus outbreak in Italy is centered in Italy's industrial heartlands of Lombardy and Veneto, and the government has closed schools and universities, shuttered cinemas and banned public events in an effort to prevent the spread of the infectious disease.
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Both have been described as the culmination of a backlash against forces of globalization that created a glamorous, globetrotting elite on one hand and, on the other, a wasteland of economic decline and deprivation in both nations' once robust heartlands.
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Turkey's biggest cities - Istanbul, Ankara and Izmir - voted "No" on Sunday, along with industrial heartlands, tourist hotspots and ports in 33 provinces, outward-looking regions that have thrived on strong relations with Europe and are increasingly fearful of the future.
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Canada and America are similar countries, in myriad ways, while Mexico has a much different history, political landscape and, most important, economy; lower wages in Mexico instantly began incentivizing companies to move factories from both the Canadian and American industrial heartlands.
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The famine of 1932 and 1933, when leader Josef Stalin killed millions by diverting train-loads of wheat to prop up the Russian heartlands, still burdens ties between Russia and Ukraine, which is fighting a war against Moscow-backed separatists in its east.
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Lying at the mouth of the Rhine valley, the world's fourth largest port, and Europe's biggest, is a bellwether for the European economy as it is the main conduit by which the output of Germany's southern industrial heartlands reaches the world's consumers.
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The purchase is part of a growing trend, implicitly backed by China's government, of swapping steel capacity between the country's regions to foster consolidation in the industry and to reduce the concentration of factories to cut back air pollution in its industrial heartlands.
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HELIN, China (Reuters) - Deep in the coal heartlands of northern Shanxi province, people in Helin village are fighting a losing battle as the ground beneath them crumbles: patching up cracks, rebuilding walls and filling in sinkholes caused by decades of coal mining.
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So great is the lure of Europe's club competitions and so compelling are the endless soap operas around their teams, that it is easy for those in the countries that have appointed themselves the sport's heartlands to be dismissive of international soccer.
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In the US, they can argue, the political consensus is different from that in the UK.Johnson&aposs Conservative Party in fact moved leftward on issues such as healthcare and education in a successful bid to win seats in Labour&aposs traditional heartlands.
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The New Labour government, which ruled from 1997 to 2010, tended to orient policy around London's financial services and large corporations, while taking it for granted that the heartlands to the north would always return Labour legislators as a matter of tribal allegiance.
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Balkan countries like Serbia, their accession to the EU years away, may be tempted to see China as a geopolitical hedge against Europe, even though most have little to offer beyond their position on the "Balkan Silk Road" between Piraeus and Europe's rich heartlands.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - American women's volleyball captain Christa Dietzen is buzzing at the prospect of playing in one of the sport's heartlands but, with the U.S. having lost to Brazil in the last two Olympic finals, there is some steel behind the Rio love-in.
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Europe's traditional industrial heartlands are struggling to adapt to the new digital era, but those once on the periphery—Bavaria and Swabia in Germany, and cities like Helsinki, Tallinn, Cambridge and Montpellier—are leading the way, without the institutional fetters of old factory towns like Liège.
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Thai energy giant PTT Pcl said it will buy domestic power firm Glow Energy Pcl, controlled by French giant Engie SA, in a deal that could be worth more than $4 billion as it seeks to play a bigger role in supplying power to the country's industrial heartlands.
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The American government's Energy Information Administration (EIA) says oil production in December, of 240m barrels a day (m b/d), was lower than a year earlier for the first time since early 250 (see chart 260), weighed down by Texas and North Dakota, the heartlands of hydraulic fracturing (fracking).
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Partial results from Basilicata suggested 5-Star would remain the largest single party there on slightly above 20 percent, with the League close on its heels on 18.8 percent — a strong showing for Salvini who has worked hard to build support for his party beyond its northern heartlands.
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Mr. Timothy was raised in Birmingham, one of Britain's industrial heartlands, and is a admirer of the type of municipal politics practiced by Joseph Chamberlain, who transformed the leadership of the city in the 19th century and whose legacy has also been cited as an inspiration by Mrs. May.
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Many of the gains came from the northern European countries that were once the continent's industrial heartlands where, often inspired by 16-year-old Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg, young people have taken to the streets to demand a break from a legacy of dependence on fossil fuels.
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With the opposition Labour Party, long seen as the champion of the working classes, locked in a vicious internal ideological struggle and losing sway in its traditional heartlands, May has an opportunity to win over those who saw voting 'Leave' in the EU referendum as a 'nothing to lose' protest vote.
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After 16 years of war without clear victories, Mr Trump sensed, correctly, that the next Republican president would do well to distance himself from Bush-era campaigns in Iraq and Afghanistan—though without seeming to tell voters from the conservative heartlands that their sons and daughters fought and died in vain.
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With the opposition Labour Party, long seen as the champions of the working classes, locked in a vicious internal ideological struggle and losing sway in their traditional heartlands, May has an opportunity to won over those who saw voting 'Leave' in the EU referendum a 'nothing to lose' protest vote.
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But if all of these challenges could be managed and a progressive advocacy federation could be constructed across most US states — reaching beyond the coasts into the Midwest, upper South, and remainder of the heartlands — then the progressive presence in state and congressional politics could gain ground for years to come.
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They include rage against the establishment; a conviction that globalization is a rigged system for the wealthy; exasperation at impunity for the financial engineers of the 2008 meltdown and the euro crisis; the cultural and economic chasm between wired metropolis and dystopian periphery; growing inequality; and hollowed-out industrial heartlands.
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Inequality gets ever worse: As in much of the capitalist west, workers haven't had this small a share of the UK's economic growth since World War II. Analysis of the Brexit vote reveals an interesting alliance between working-class Britons in former industrial heartlands and affluent conservatives from the countryside.
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Just as the Republicans in the United States seized the South, only to find themselves suddenly unable to win seats in places like New England, so too do the Conservatives risk losing their socially liberal voters in southern England if they become dominated by the ex-Labour heartlands of the north, Professor Ford said.
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They were joined by millions of voters in the onetime heartlands of 20th-century liberal populism — the Upper and Lower Midwest — where white Americans without a college degree voted decisively to reject the more diverse, educated and cosmopolitan Democratic Party of the 21st century, making Republicans the country's dominant political party at every level of government.
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Women's soccer has been growing at an exponential rate in the sport's male-dominated heartlands in Europe anyway — neatly proved by the fact that both Manchester United and Real Madrid, two of the last holdouts among the men's game's elite, had teams in place this weekend — but the summer's World Cup had, in the eyes of many, represented something of a tipping point.
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Under Farage, who tapped into a powerful anti-establishment mood among voters, the party won the European Parliament elections in Britain in 2014 and played a leading role in persuading Britons to vote to leave the EU. Its right-wing policy agenda on issues like immigration has traditionally taken votes from the Conservative Party, but at last year's election it made big gains in centre-left Labour's heartlands among disillusioned working class voters.
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President Harry S Truman&aposs surprise victory in the 1948 presidential election was largely credited to his decision to embark on an epic four month whistle-stop campaign tour — taking his plain-spoken style to towns across the US. The train was taken out of retirement by President Ronald Reagan in 1984, who on his Heartlands tour consciously mimicked Truman, delivering speeches to supporters in packed train stations from the back of the car.
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Related: The Taliban Is Running Amok and Killing Policemen in Afghanistan's Opium Heartland "Based purely on matters of hierarchy, he would be the favorite to succeed Mansour," said Michael Kugelman, a senior associate at the Woodrow Wilson Institute, a think-tank in Washington, DC. But he added that it was completely unclear how the Taliban would react and whether Haqqani, appointed as number two after Mansour assumed control of the Taliban last year but who is not from the traditional Taliban heartlands in southern Afghanistan, would be chosen.
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