Newark, Delaware, and Warminster, Pennsylvania, showed particularly high concentration levels.
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It also reflects high concentration risks in assets and liabilities.
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Both areas have a high concentration of tenants desiring different spaces.
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It does indeed, thanks to the high concentration of lactic acid.
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Because of the high concentration of Cubans in Miami-Dade County.
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"This is not a safe substance," Hatten warned about high-concentration peroxide.
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Here are the 20 stocks in Goldman's hedge fund high concentration basket.
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Because of this, it has a relatively high concentration of something called catechins.
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There is a high concentration of denizens from the leafy North Shore suburbs.
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The presence of the bus depots creates a high concentration of diesel exhaust.
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What remains is a liquid that has a high concentration of stem cells.
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Detroit has an especially high concentration of dollar stores, Mr. Hoffmann pointed out.
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Not only would you need a high concentration of urea, but also sustained exposure.
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This reflects the insurers' high concentration of Japanese government bonds in their investment portfolios.
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It's both very white and, because of a high concentration of retirees, very old.
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The still high concentration in the bank's large corporates loan book increases downside risks.
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The servicer ratings continue to reflect Ocwen's high concentration of off-shore servicing operations.
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These would be placed in areas where there's a high concentration of apartment buildings.
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Energy stocks also had an unusually high concentration in 2008 before oil prices plunged.
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The risks of ingesting high-concentration hydrogen peroxide should not be taken lightly, Hatten said.
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"The banking sector remains afflicted with high concentration and state dominance," the World Bank said.
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The high concentration of ingredients makes this stuff seriously potent, so results are practically guaranteed.
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Adding to that, the area also has a high concentration of sweat glands and hair.
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Christians in the province, which has a high concentration of them, are not yet rejoicing.
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Kazachkov: Would not be unusual to have extremely, extraordinary high concentration of nicotine in vape.
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By The New York Times The enclave still has a remarkably high concentration of celebrities.
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Is there a diet or lifestyle or place that has a particularly high concentration of supercentenarians?
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At this moment, when I taste, I notice a high concentration and that is very promising.
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Other factors constraining its VR include the bank's smaller franchise and its high concentration in deposits.
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The thing is, you need a very high concentration of alcohol to achieve the same effect.
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A high concentration of overwater bungalows can be found in Asia, most famously, in the Maldives.
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A look at Tesla's Supercharger map shows a high concentration of the fast chargers in Western Europe.
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The results would not pinpoint who used the opioids but identify areas with high concentration of users.
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Utah's high concentration of Mormons has meant many of Kelly's cases have involved members of the faith.
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Metals and mining is a rugged industry, and that may account for the high concentration of men.
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What really distinguishes South Florida is its really high concentration of population and economic activity and value.
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Further, he thinks the industrial sector — which has a high concentration of manufacturers — will lead the way.
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Lavrov said the Swiss laboratory also identified a high concentration of A-234 agent, known as Novichok.
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The high-concentration cartridges deliver a bigger, faster hit of nicotine than was possible with traditional cigarettes.
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Hot peppers have a high concentration of capsaicin, a chemical responsible for the spiciness of certain foods.
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Due to a high concentration of the chemical, they surely damage t [sic] deliver to perform well.
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Kesarwani's district has a "particularly high concentration" of people living in RVs and a large overall homeless population.
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Muslims make up close to 10% of the population, with a high concentration in Kandy and the east.
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Clinton's campaign has focused heavily on college communities and areas with a high concentration of black voters. Mrs.
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This multivitamin features a potent, high-concentration formula designed to support 10 unique aspects of your dog's health.
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The app maps out its eponymous "red zones;" those parts of town with a high concentration of crime.
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The rating is constrained by high concentration risks in both assets and liabilities (by sector and by name).
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But many later left their designated homes, gravitating to areas that already had a high concentration of migrants.
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Areas in light blue show a high concentration of rapes, dark areas show a lower concentration of rapes.
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Kraft sued it claiming patent infringement in Delaware, which, like Texas, has a high concentration of patent suits.
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Here, the high concentration of military bases has turned the region into a growing entrepreneurial hub for veterans.
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Having a high concentration of female-directed movies about women — often unconventional women — at Sundance helps blaze the path.
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Its elevated level is driven by the cover pool's high concentration, with 154 assets assigned to 25 final guarantors.
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Franklin County Coroner Shawn Stuart told BuzzFeed News that a high concentration of mitragynine was in the man's system.
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They tend to leave my skin feeling sticky, dry, or worse, irritated, because of the high concentration of acids.
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The Ordinary Niacinamide 10% + Zinc 1% has an impressive high concentration of active ingredients for such an affordable serum.
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It's home to a high concentration of black voters, and they turned out in spectacular numbers to reject Moore.
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The article said that Israel had banned Juul because of the high concentration of nicotine in its flavor pods.
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Not Florida, either, with its high concentration of retirees and the people who prey on them for a living.
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They loaded a high concentration of glass nanoparticles into what's called a photocurable liquid, which hardens under UV light.
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I&aposd never really noted a high concentration of just before, so I thought it might be my imagination.
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Ann Arbor also has a high concentration of independent bookstores and a public art exhibit along the Huron River.
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The winning competitor is then restored to a high concentration and produces a fluorescent signal indicating the networks' decision.
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This has also favored management of mismatches between assets and liabilities and liquidity, and minimized the high concentration by investor.
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Those patients have a high concentration of epidermal growth factor (EGFR), a protein that allows the cancerous tumors to grow.
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This is the reason behind such a high concentration of ad-blocking users in countries such as India and Indonesia.
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With such a high concentration in Michigan, officials scheduled aerial pesticide treatments for Wednesday night for parts of the state.
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The cover pool has a high concentration around Queensland, with 56.9% of loans in the pool originated in the state.
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"Corn syrup has a high concentration of dissolved molecules of sugar, which gives it a high density," the Board explains.
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Other provinces with a high concentration of privately owned small companies include Guangdong, Jiangsu and Fujian, all on the coast.
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South Korea's capital is home to a high concentration of universities renowned for their expert research departments and high achievers.
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He called the high concentration of foreign ownership "crazy" in an August speech on his plans for the forestry sector.
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The San Francisco Bay Area has seen a high concentration of robot-run restaurants, but some of them have failed.
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A high concentration of natural resources in these regions, along with poverty that forces children into work, completes a concerning pipeline.
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The high concentration of nitrogen at the surface and the ethane at the bottom of the sea mix through hydrodynamic circulation.
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Given IBK's mandate, its risk profile is different to that of commercial banks, but it is exposed to high concentration risk.
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In Fitch's view, the company's historically more aggressive capital management, comparatively high concentration of CRE and weaker liquidity profile constrain ratings.
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An investigation concluded most of the rhinos died after drinking water with a high concentration of salt at their new home.
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Two years later, Smith provided an out-of-competition drug-testing sample that was contaminated with a high concentration of whiskey.
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Soaking the whole paper of a cigarette in pure LSD would result in an extremely high concentration and be quite messy.
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"Developing robotics may lead to a high concentration of wealth and influence in the hands of a minority," the report states.
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In Japan, despite its high concentration of sophisticated vending machines, there are about 40,000 convenience stores, according to Foresight Valuation Group.
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He also said that robberies were "relatively infrequent" on West 47th Street despite a high concentration of jewelers in the area.
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He also said that robberies were "relatively infrequent" on West 47th Street despite a high concentration of jewelers in the area.
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To discourage such high concentration, German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz in November suggested stripping state debt of its risk-free status.
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The wood of the arak tree (Salvadora persica) has a high concentration of fluoride and other antimicrobial components that prevent tooth decay.
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The high concentration raised concerns about grid reliability and questions of fairness for the 77 percent of households shouldering traditional power costs.
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That's a particularly delightful detail, given that that area is home to Bloomingdales and a high concentration of wealthy, easily frightened tourists.
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That's why the waters rise up to the surface and the unusually high concentration of minerals absorb more effectively in the water.
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SkinCeuticals is a luxury skin-care brand that makes high-concentration formulas to treat everything from signs of aging to adult acne.
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A higher population of Staphylococcus epidermidis was associated with neutral pits, while a high concentration of Corynebacterium tended to cause more stench.
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Given IBK's mandate, its risk profile is different to that of the commercial banks but it is exposed to high concentration risk.
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Silicon Slopes refers to Salt Lake City, Provo, Park City, Cache Valley and surrounding areas known for a high concentration of startups.
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Malpass has said that Africa is a key priority for the bank due to its high concentration of the world's poorest people.
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Uranium ore is a naturally occurring rock with a high concentration of uranium, which gives off a mixture of different types of radiation.
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An SDF media official said the main obstacles facing the alliance in Raqqa are avoiding civilian casualties and a high concentration of mines.
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"An average, healthy adult would probably not contract this disease unless they were exposed to a really high concentration of bacteria," Hensel added.
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Guedes has been working to reduce the high concentration of state-controlled lenders, which account for almost half of outstanding loans in Brazil.
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Importantly, living in a neighborhood with a high concentration of inventors directly affects a child's likelihood of becoming an inventor later in life.
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In that case, ballots used at polling stations serving a high concentration of Chinese voters omitted the Chinese translation of a ballot proposition.
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The United Auto Workers was accustomed to negotiating Cadillac health benefits for its members, leading to a high concentration of hospitals and doctors.
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Scherr credits the nonalcoholic beer's salubrious effects to its high concentration of polyphenols, immune-boosting chemicals from the plants with which its brewed.
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They also point to a high concentration of negatively charged oxygen ions in the regional caves, which scientists say help purify the air.
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The high concentration of ISIS militants gathered where the strikes took place signalled that they were potentially massing for a movement, CENTCOM said.
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This is where a high concentration of condo high-rises and tech offices —like Salesforce, Facebook, Google, and Slack — have set up shop.
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It's accessible to most of the metro region and has a high concentration of retail and restaurants, as well as plenty of office space.
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They found that a large number of cases where patients swallowed high-concentration peroxide resulted in critical illness, some with continued disability or death.
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"It's a new technology that allows you to deliver a drug into the brain very, very rapidly and at very high concentration," Volkow said.
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The first store, for example, was launched in San Marcos, TX because the company has an unusually high concentration of shoppers in that area.
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An outbreak in Canada in the 1980s caused hundreds of people to get sick after eating mussels with a high concentration of the chemical.
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In Delhi, smoke from fireworks contains a high concentration of tiny pollution particles called PM2.5, or "fine particle pollution," said CNN meteorologist Brandon Miller.
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For instance, in spring there is a high concentration of tree pollen in the air, in summer, grass pollen, and in the fall, ragweed.
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But given the high concentration of galleries in neighborhoods like Chelsea and the Lower East Side, Ms. Dee is still very much a pioneer.
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"Despite the high concentration of volatile and intravenous anesthetic, the blood pressure and pulse rate remained high at the pre‐induction levels," she wrote.
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But given its high concentration of rebel groups, it seems only a mater of time before Assad and Russia turn up the heat there.
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Many brokers with a track record of regulatory violations continue to find work at smaller firms that have a high concentration of those brokers.
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"The appendix, with its high concentration of lymphoid tissue, stimulates and supports the immune system, especially when pathogens invade the gastrointestinal tract," she explained.
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However, he says, he was startled by "the high concentration of microplastics," which has turned the once sparkling ocean into a cloudy plastic soup.
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Suedwestbank has been operating since 1922 in its home region of Baden-Wuerttemberg, one of Germany's wealthiest regions with a high concentration of SMEs.
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CBD's small niche franchise, high concentration risk, and the risks of operating largely in Dubai are also a constraint, albeit to a lesser extent.
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The Jacksonville, Florida-headquartered retailer operates roughly 290 stores in the U.S. today, with a high concentration of locations in the Southeast and Texas.
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But the team created a water-based electrolyte with a very high concentration of salt, and this electrolyte was then able to create an SEI.
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After consuming high-concentration peroxide, patients in the study experienced conditions including seizures, altered mental status, respiratory distress, stroke and pulmonary embolism and heart attacks.
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Sirohi's team needed to take some 3,000 microscope images in order to get enough data, so they needed a high-purity, high-concentration virus sample.
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Look at the map of where voters who switched from Obama to Trump in 2016 and you will see a high concentration in the Midwest.
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A few days ago, we looked at cities in the East Bay of the San Francisco Bay area with a high concentration of funded startups.
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Indonesia has a high concentration of Facebook and Twitter users, and selfies are a mainstay of social media in the world's fourth most populous country.
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Last Wednesday, the Curiosity rover detected in Mars' atmosphere a high concentration of methane, a gas which is usually associated with microbial life on Earth.
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Enriched uranium is a form of the element with a high concentration of one isotope, U-235, that could be used to fuel a bomb.
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The high concentration of petrochemical plants in the area came under scrutiny after Hurricane Harvey knocked out about 60 percent of ethylene and propylene capacity.
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Solanezumab targeted amyloid, a protein that is found in abnormally high concentration in the brains of Alzheimer's patients and creates a number of toxic effects.
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Happily, open floor plans are starting to go out of style, which is good because they were always disastrous for work that requires high concentration.
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It's formulated with a high concentration of naturally occurring growth factors that help improve the appearance of fine lines and uneven skin tone and texture.
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This would exacerbate the symptoms of overcaffeination, "especially when you get to the high concentration hash oils, with 70 to 80 percent THC," says Garrard.
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The government saw the size and speed of the mobilization, and its high concentration of young people, as a threat — one it worried could grow.
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"Obviously, the men's room at the Met is going to have a really high concentration of gay men who are interested in opera," he said.
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Families seem to be shifting north, she said, from Tuggeranong, an area once known as "Nappy Valley" because of its high concentration of young families.
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Morgan Stanley CIO and US equities chief Mike Wilson says the record-high concentration of returns among giant tech stocks will change later this year.
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Even with that high concentration, any weight loss was small and unlikely to reach the 5% to 10% of body weight needed to improve cardiovascular health.
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Hatten's study recommends storing high-concentration peroxide in its original container and adding both child-resistant capping and a colorizing agent to head off accidental ingestion.
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With traffic calmed neighborhoods and a high concentration of bike share stations, one would be forgiven for thinking they were in a Dutch or Danish city.
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She lives with her parents in Roxburgh Park, a nearby suburb with a high concentration of Muslim families, and believes there should be equality for all.
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Higgins' win came in a district with a high concentration of Cuban-American voters, though Barreiro, who is Cuban-born, was expected to gain that support.
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Unlike the city's high concentration of superwealthy, the youth of Hong Kong are struggling to afford to live in one of the world's most expensive cities.
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In Karlaplan, there's a high concentration of clothes from H&M's more upmarket lines such as "Trend" and "Premium Quality", which is usually only available online.
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The National Park Service is warning visitors to Yosemite to "be prepared to limit any strenuous outdoor activity during the periods of high concentration" of smoke.
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BAJ BAJ's VR is constrained by the bank's lower capital ratios from rapid financing growth and weaker company profile than peers, and high concentration in deposits.
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Abuot has a of high concentration of melanin in her skin, while Jordan is a black man with white skin as a result of his albinism.
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Its high concentration of anthocyanin, a strong antioxidant, works to help the skin recover from and protect against environmental damage like pollution, UV damage, and stress.
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Preaching to middle-class liberals will not be enough, since almost all those 64 most winnable constituencies contain a high concentration of Brexit-supporting C2 voters.
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The stretch of the river between New Orleans and Baton Rouge has been dubbed "cancer alley" due to the high concentration of petrochemical facilities, per ProPublica.
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A study last year found that income inequality was greater here than in any other major American city (partly because of Boston's high concentration of students).
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Prices can be steep, so it's best to steer clear of alcohol content and, for the most value, look for a high concentration of active ingredients.
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Polls suggest Trump is over-performing relative to previous GOP nominees in places like rural northern Maine, home to a high concentration of non-religious "downscale" whites.
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If being surrounded by a very high concentration of balloons and overzealous clowns while eating Chicken Fries is your thing, then you know where to be tonight.
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Stage 4 has been instituted at specific facilities due either to personnel contracting the virus or to local "shelter-in-place" orders or high concentration of cases.
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BMKG said at the time of the red haze, satellite imagery showed a high number of hotspots around Jambi with a high concentration of particulate matter PM10.
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He screened many data-mining companies before investing, and he chose Cambridge Analytica, in part, because its high concentration of accomplished scientists reminded him of Renaissance Technologies.
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The greater Houston area has a relatively high concentration of federal flood insurance policies, which could increase the size of the insured loss relative to the economic loss.
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An adult employee at the centre caught measles during a trip to the Dutch "bible belt", an area with a high concentration of religious groups opposed to vaccines.
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There's an especially high concentration in Europe and Asia, with China, Japan, and South Korea leading Eastern countries in AI research paper publication, university enrollment, and patent applications.
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The unexpectedly high number of Catholic voters in the Brexit camp is probably explained by the high concentration of that community in the Brexit-lands of northern England.
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Being based physically in Russia, it has a high concentration of users of Chechen origin in the Caucasus region, near ISIS' main area of influence in the Levant.
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The companies compress the high-concentration CO2 they capture and then can sell it for use in industrial applications, including making drinks fizzy, creating fuel and extracting oil.
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The extremely high concentration of nerds people swarming San Diego made for some great hunting, as everyone knows that people breed Poke stops, and Poke stops breed Pokémon.
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It has a high concentration of alcohol in it, which is a very good stain remover and will work on everything from pen to food spills to blood.
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Ilona Jedrasik from ClientEarth, a nonprofit environmental law organization, said that some air pollution monitors in the region simply stopped working because of the high concentration of pollutants.
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Peony extract and a high concentration of licorice water brighten the skin, while green tea extract calms the skin and reduces pigmentation (including in acne scars and dark spots).
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They also take into account the high concentration of the regional economy in ferrous metallurgy, which makes the region vulnerable to steel market fluctuations and consequently volatile tax revenue.
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High-concentration exposure to ethyl alcohol (PDF) may harm a fetus, while isopropyl alcohol (PDF) can irritate the eyes and skin, according to the New Jersey Department of Health.
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DasSarma's research has focused on halophiles, microorganisms that still exist today in environments with a high concentration of salt, such as the Great Salt Lake and the Dead Sea.
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They also take into account the high concentration of the regional economy in ferrous metallurgy, which makes Lipetsk region vulnerable to steel market fluctuations, leading to volatile tax revenue.
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In 2018, a Reddit user brought attention to the fact that there was a high concentration of Mattress Firm stores in certain areas of the US, especially in Chicago.
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Mr. Cerf has said the district will shut off any source of drinking or cooking water in the schools that is found to have a high concentration of lead.
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Many — including Vox's own Alex Abad-Santos and Todd VanDerWerff — are praising the film for packing in a high concentration of superheroes with heart, wit, and, most importantly, efficiency.
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Those in industries with a high concentration of exports should be favorable to an open economy, while those in industries that have to compete with imports should be opposed.
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Bravo is a supermarket chain with at least 60 stores in Florida and the Northeast, including the Bronx and New Jersey, in areas with a high concentration of Latinos.
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California is home to the top four cities with the most million-dollar homes, thanks in part to the high concentration of startups and tech giants in the area.
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We're told the Department put its plan in place because of the high concentration of spectators, the nature of the event and the state of terrorism in the world.
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"This death is not directly linked to the high concentration (of people) but I hope it can be useful to change a situation that is no longer sustainable," he said.
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Using air modeling data provided by the Environmental Protection Agency, HHS determined that there was a high concentration of EtO in the air around Sterigenics, including nearby homes and schools.
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Radicalized Riviera The Nice attack has highlighted concerns about radicalization in the south of France, a region with a high concentration of first-, second-, and third-generation North African immigrants.
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Plot Obama-Trump voters (those who switched from Barack Obama in 2012 to Mr Trump in 2016) on a map and you will find a high concentration in the Midwest.
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"While sheet masks boast a high concentration of active ingredients, like a facial serum, they would be a cost-prohibitive way to address your skin needs daily," says the derm.
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We tried all these different things for the plant, like working with different pH in the soil, but eventually we realized that it needed a high concentration of carbon dioxide.
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The Bay Area's high concentration of billionaires starkly contrasts its population of 28,240 reported homeless citizens, a situation the United Nations called "cruel" and "unacceptable" in a report this year.
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"A lot of it is to do with the fact that we have such a high concentration of financial service players in London in such a tight geography," he said.
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Drunk Elephant A-Passioni Retinol Cream is our top pick because it contains a high concentration of retinol as well as peptides, vitamins, and oils to hydrate and nourish skin.
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He's been following "millionaire migration" to Vancouver for a long time, and he says the tax havens are another indication that Vancouver has an unusually high concentration of international millionaires.
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"There's a high concentration of high-profile property that is foreign owned or developed," said Michael Soto, the research manager for the Southern California district of the Transwestern Development Company.
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One synthetic weed product might be four specific chemicals of a weak concentration, but the next time you buy the same product, it might be five chemicals of high concentration.
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A map of the smoke plume footprint from the fire shows a high concentration over Houston and stretching west from the Deer Park facility, according to the National Weather Service.
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Noor The VR reflects Noor's small but growing franchise, limited track record, weak but improving asset quality, high concentration in the financing book, and in this respect low capital levels.
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But if basic human psychology and food research have taught us anything, it's that we are fundamentally irrational creatures, especially where high concentration sugars, fats, feelings, or alcohol are concerned.
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"So there was a pretty heavy co-occurrence, or overlap, between high concentration of whales, and high concentrations of gear," Justin Viezbicke, the California stranding coordinator for NOAA, told The Verge.
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"If you understand the risk and are comfortable with a high concentration in company stock, it might be right for you," said Marc McDonough, senior vice president of Schwab Investor Services.
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The two-phase formula is packed with a high concentration of pure pigments; each squeeze dispenses a thin, liquid-y drop of color that mixes like a dream with your moisturizer.
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The filters are customizable based on your needs, say if you have a particular problem with pollen or live in a city where there's a high concentration of a certain chemical.
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In fact, Muslims are one of the most plugged-in religious communities due to the high concentration of young people aged between 16 and 30 across the Middle East and Asia.
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This combination of high concentration and low turnover has fueled the strong performance of momentum factor investing, a style that involves buying stocks that have recently outperformed and selling the laggards.
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In India, the proportion of the population exposed to a high concentration of fine particles, a type of pollution, would fall to below 20 percent in 2040, from 60 percent today.
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The report shows that he had what multiple experts called an "exceedingly high" concentration of fentanyl in his body when he died, according to the Associated Press, which obtained the report.
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A neuropathologist named Bennet Omalu autopsied Webster, Long, and Waters, and detected a pattern: each had a high concentration of an abnormal form of a protein, called tau, on his brain.
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Investigators also detected a high concentration of chlorine in the arugula that Mr. Gebrev ate in a salad around the time he was believed to have been poisoned, Mr. Tsatsarov said.
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From early pioneers like Grubhub to newer services like DoorDash, food delivery businesses have tended to focus on urban areas with a high concentration of restaurants and people who frequently order takeout.
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Advertisements touting its high concentration of B vitamins appeared in the British Medical Journal, and, during World War II, the paste became a staple in soldiers' rations packets and cupboards back home.
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Although high-concentration peroxide is meant to be used by the dropperful, researchers found many instances in which it was stored in a clear vessel in a refrigerator and looked like water.
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Wieselthaler added that one possible way the clot could have remained intact, rather than be broken up, was a high concentration of fibrinogen, a protein in blood plasma that helps form clots.
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In a paper in 2012 Nicholas Crafts of Warwick University argued that the high concentration seen in Britain from the 1930s to the 1970s partly explained low productivity growth during the period.
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Further, AEL's high concentration in fixed annuities results in above-average exposure to interest rate risk, particularly in the current low rate environment which has led to spread compression over recent years.
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The park only just reopened after being closed from June 15 through August 15 due to the high concentration of bears in that specific feeding area, according to the National Park Service.
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Potentially furthering the tension — Monday's debate is expected to attract upwards of 10,000 protesters and will take place on Long Island, which has a high concentration of cops, firefighters and first responders.
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Half of the capital city's property is tax-exempt because of its high concentration of state, nonprofit, university or hospital-related property, making it hard to raise money from its tax base.
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Macao's principal rating constraint is its high concentration to the gaming sector, which continues to represent about 48% of GDP and 21% of employment - despite authorities' efforts to increase the economy's diversity.
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"Wisconsin's political geography, particularly the high concentration of Democratic voters in urban centers like Milwaukee and Madison, affords the Republican Party a natural, but modest, advantage in the districting process," he wrote.
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Relatively sparsely populated areas struggle with the closings of rural hospitals, leaving large geographic areas underserved, while urban areas have a high concentration of large hospitals, many of which struggle with overcrowding.
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She found that one area of Einstein's brain — the lower parietal lobe, associated with higher-level mathematical and language functioning — had a high concentration of glial cells, which cushion and feed neurons.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) said in a report on Monday, January 20, that there were 278 cases in China alone, with a high concentration in Hubei Province, where Wuhan is located.
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The report did not specify which of the 17 rare earths would be traded in Ganzhou, which is known for its high concentration of heavy rare earths such as terbium and dysprosium.
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The study says that scientists do not yet know if non-native species have established themselves in, say, the Pacific Northwest, which has seen a high concentration of arriving Japanese marine species.
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What is more serious is if it's used at a high concentration for an extended period of time — it can cause ochronosis, where you can get this paradoxical darkening of the skin.
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There is evidence that Denisovan alleles (gene variations) are more common among people of East Asian and Australian Aboriginal descent, with a particularly high concentration in those genes that provide our immunity.
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Using the OSIRIS instrument on the Great Telescope of the Canary Islands (GTC),the researchers found a high concentration of alkali metals in the atmosphere of WASP-127b, including sodium, potassium and lithium.
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"We are very fortunate to have a very high concentration of the large, prime aerospace and defense contractors," said Vicky Lea, director of aerospace and aviation at the Metro Denver Economic Development Corp.
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RARE WHALE-DOLPHIN HYBRID DISCOVERED IN HAWAII, SCIENTISTS SAY Some marine and water quality scientists have argued that the abnormally high concentration of Karenia brevis is linked to human activities such as farming.
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The accumulation of these impacts, as is evident in the report, occurs in high concentration across the west and south sides of the installation, which leads to reduced biological connectivity and habitat integrity.
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A day earlier, after meeting outside a laundromat near Miami's Little Havana, in a neighborhood that includes a high concentration of both Cuban and non-Cuban Hispanics, three organizers canvassed the surrounding blocks.
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Although they don't yet have a full explanation, it seems that a saline spring, which has a high concentration of hydrogen sulfide, is flowing from the glacier and depositing minerals on its surface.
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A high concentration of calming oat kernel flour means irritation is instantly quelled, and a laundry list of oils like broccoli seed, cloudberry, raspberry, and rosehip locks in moisture while hydrating from within.
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Asia encompasses a series of rich, complex cultures, and claiming a high concentration of Asians will destroy on-campus diversity is not only false, but erases the unique perspectives offered by Asian students.
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A high concentration of Latinos are in jobs with little to no access to paid family leave from their employers, stifling their ability to attain financial stability, build wealth, and grow our economy.
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The narrow streets are easy to navigate and dense with local businesses, including a high concentration of vintage shops, unusual specialty stores and small boutiques stocked with wares from young artists and artisans.
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There are some high-concentration sources of carbon dioxide, for example ethanol plants, where carbon dioxide can be captured and sequestered today at a cost of $20 to $40 per ton of carbon.
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A high concentration of GE's revenue comes from oil and gas, and energy prices will likely continue to sink over the next 18963½ years, said Chad Morganlander, portfolio manager at Washington Crossing Advisors.
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The Rust Belt and Appalachia are highly reliant on them Cities and states in the Midwest have a high concentration of doctors whose backgrounds mean they would be affected by the new travel ban.
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But in Huntsville, a city of 180,000 with a high concentration of tech companies, Google will be just another customer utilizing the fiber infrastructure for high-speed internet that the city announced in 2014.
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"Numerous studies have shown that when an infant is exposed to a very high diversity of microbes, at a high concentration, they can have a lower rate of asthma later in life," he says.
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Dark chocolate has a high concentration of flavanol-rich cocoa, which has been shown to "improve verbal fluency and cognitive function " in elderly people, according to a study published by the American Heart Association.
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"We have a high concentration of research and development personnel in China, which could expose us to market scrutiny regarding the integrity of our solution or data security features," Zoom wrote in its filing.
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If the high concentration of methane is confirmed by Curiosity and orbiters around the Red Planet, the next step would be to locate the source of the gas and determine how it was produced.
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While the area has a high concentration of Alawites, members of the Muslim sect that has been the base of the Assad family's power, it also has large populations of Christians and other Muslims.
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Bank of America warned in a recent report that the changes will leave the new communications services sector more overbought than any other due to its high concentration of popular stocks Alphabet, Netflix, Facebook.
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He noted that some of the counties with the highest voter turnout on Election Day that year were also those with a high concentration of workers in manufacturing and other fields affected by trade.
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If an area is known to have an exceptionally high concentration of the virus, or if a location presents an exceptional risk, such as a nursing home, officials should create a different polling site.
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The last time a hurricane hit Texas was 2008, when Hurricane Ike barreled into Galveston, only miles from Texas City and the Houston Ship Channel and their high concentration of refineries and chemical plants.
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American officials have attributed the rising number of strikes and the danger to civilians to the urban battlefields in Mosul and Raqqa and the high concentration of civilians in areas held by the jihadists.
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"We also found that exposure to high concentration of air pollution, especially ozone, during pregnancy as well as during early life is also associated with the risk of having any developmental delay," Ha said.
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The report says that the high concentration in the market has not impeded effective competition, pointing to increased investments, lowered prices and new offerings for consumers from Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile and Sprint.
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I forged incredible friendships Had I followed my classmates to those colleges that have a high concentration of my high school's grads, I probably wouldn't have made as many new friends as I have.
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Creating focus with cuteness A similar study in Japan found that participants performed better on these high concentration tasks when they viewed images of cute animals versus pictures of food or other non-cute photos.
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"The use of ghee, with its high concentration of saturated as well as unsaturated fats, is likely beneficial in the treatment of dry eye conditions related to a deficient tear film lipid layer," he says.
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While employment is a broad category, an analysis of Crunchbase funding data for the space shows a high concentration of activity in two key areas: AI-driven hiring software and tools to improve employee engagement.
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David Mannino, who co-wrote an editorial about the study, pointed out mortality tended to occur in places where there is a high concentration of low-income, white individuals with current or historic tobacco use.
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During each of these incidents, the stock market fell at least 45 percent, meaning investors with a high concentration of their eggs in the wrong basket watched as their robust investments were sliced and diced.
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After the decision was announced, some streets in Kisumu, a port city in western Kenya that has a high concentration of opposition supporters, were barricaded with large water tanks and cars were set on fire.
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Megan Devir, who has three children in Brooklyn public schools, said that the tests are developmentally inappropriate, and that they lead to extensive test prep, especially in schools with a high concentration of poor students.
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"Wisconsin's political geography, particularly the high concentration of Democratic voters in urban centers like Milwaukee and Madison, affords the Republican Party a natural, but modest, advantage in the districting process," Judge Ripple wrote, for instance.
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In California, NERC said the high concentration of solar-powered generators could pose problems for other forms of generation, which must quickly ramp up or ramp down to ensure overall electric supply closely matches demand.
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Shafi is a prominent physician in the province's Buddhist heartland of Kurunegala, a district with a high concentration of army personnel and the constituency of nationalist ex-President Mahinda Rajapaksa, now the leader of the opposition.
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Resident: Area smelled 'like rotten eggs' Tests performed by hazmat teams on the pipeline found a high concentration of methane gas and hydrogen sulfide gas, along with low levels of oxygen, according to the sheriff's office.
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Project Concentration and Forex Risks: Jababeka's rating is primarily constrained by the high concentration of its business in Cikarang, which Fitch expects to account for 963%-80% of presales in the next two to three years.
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Get Healthy Dan Buettner, who studies "Blue Zones," or areas with a high concentration of people who live to 1003, credits the healthy lifestyle of citizens in Sardinia, Italy, with their unusually high rate of centenarians.
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Then came the domino effect: Within 48 hours, sales of the product — which is loaded with chamomile oil and a high concentration of azulene — increased a whopping 184%, ultimately selling out both online and in stores.
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Wuhan, which has a high concentration of high-tech manufacturing firms, represents about 1.8% of China's GDP and is the seventh largest economy in China, Hynes said, adding that key industries include steel, automobiles, and technology.
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However, the ratio of non-performing loans to total loans was 7.6% at end-2016, higher than the 'BBB' category median of 3.7% and asset quality is weakened by the high concentration of the loan portfolio.
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A low concentration of the Karenia brevis organism is considered to be 10 cells per liter of water , while a high concentration -- which has the ability to kill fish -- typically starts at 500,000 cells per liter.
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A low concentration of the Karenia brevis organism is considered to be 10 cells per liter of water , while a high concentration -- which has the ability to kill fish -- typically starts at 500,000 cells per liter.
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The breakeven OC's main constituent remains the credit loss component of 9.4%, driven by the relatively high share of peripheral Europe exposure (6.9%) and the pool's high concentration, with 289 assets assigned to 141 final guarantors.
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The hotelier has a high concentration of rooms in oil producing markets, where RevPAR - revenue per available room (RevPAR), a key industry measure - was down 10.4 percent compared to a 1.9 percent rise in the Americas.
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Someone who is using a high-concentration nicotine cartridge every day or two, Dr. Hadland said, is probably taking in the equivalent of about a pack of cigarettes a day, much more than adolescents typically smoke.
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For Prasinohaema lizards, a group of skinks native to New Guinea, their green blood is due to a high concentration of green bile pigments, which also gives their muscles, bones, and tongue their bright, lime-green appearance.
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This involved refracting radio waves from the Earth's ionosphere—an upper layer of the atmosphere with a high concentration of electrically charged atoms—in order make contact with its units on the other side of the world.
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Its high concentration of plant-based and active ingredients are said to give the skin a healthier and more youthful glow, and unlike other retinols, this one won't initially irritate the skin and cause redness or dryness.
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"No one on Sand Hill Road would give me any money," he added, referring to the area of Silicon Valley known as a fundraising mecca for start-ups due to a high concentration of venture capital firms.
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The formula has a tacky, almost gluey consistency due to a high concentration of lanolin, a natural wax collected from the wool of sheep, that adds a layer of protection to seal up cracks and plump lips.
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The high concentration of African Americans in the South, largely the legacy of slavery, means the disputes that have surfaced in the wake of "Old Town Road's" success are about much more than cowboys and country music.
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The competitors are bears frequently seen on the park's bear cameras, which film the bears when they gather in high concentration near the Brooks River to feed on the nearly 62 million sockeye salmon that swim through it.
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Though algae doesn't seem like the most appetizing addition to your morning latte, it is considered a superfood, because it contains a high concentration of protein and over 65 kinds of vitamins, according to the Global Healing Center.
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"It takes a little bit longer, but I make that my moment of Zen," said Jacob Goldman, the owner of LoHo Realty on the Lower East Side, a neighborhood with a high concentration of buildings with Sabbath elevators.
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In a July lawsuit, Colorado-based United Cannabis Corp , accused Pure Hemp Collective Inc of infringing its patent covering a liquid formulation with a high concentration of CBD, a non-psychoactive cannabis ingredient touted for its health benefits.
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"Taking into account its (A-234) high volatility, the issue of identification of this poisoning substance in its initial state and in high concentration by specialists at the Spiez (research) center seems to be very suspicious," Lavrov said.
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And for those who'd prefer a classic night cream, the Nocturnal Eclipse Recovery Cream from the London-based brand 111Skin contains a high concentration of hyaluronic acid for hydration and the plant Centella asiatica, which helps build collagen.
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Amazon will likely try to lure away tech workers from the US government, including the military, law enforcement, and intelligence agencies, which have a high concentration of jobs in the area where Amazon wants to open its headquarters.
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The ISAF attributes the high concentration of attacks in Florida's Brevard and Volusia Counties to having two of the most popular beaches in the state, with a huge influx of tourists and surfers using the water each year.
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In doing so, though, Trump renewed his long-simmering war with tech industry, which has fiercely defended immigration programs — in no small part because of the high concentration of foreign workers and families in tech hubs like Silicon Valley.
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Savita Subramanian, the head of US equity and quantitative strategy at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, has identified the companies in the S&P 500 that have a high concentration of ownership by just a few people or firms.
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Shout Wipes or hand sanitizer, if you have them, are great for treating stains caused by errant condiments — hand sanitizer has a high concentration of alcohol, which works well on many food stains when gently massaged into soiled fabric.
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The World Health Organization warns that "poorly ventilated buildings affect air quality and can contribute to the spread of disease," and that in health facilities with a high concentration of infectious patients, poor ventilation worsens the risk of transmission.
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More from Recode: Once again, Trump risks open warfare with the tech industry, which has fiercely defended immigration programs — in no small part because of the high concentration of foreign workers and families in tech hubs like Silicon Valley.
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They may spend a little more time in the stomach and empty more slowly compared to plain water, but once these beverages enter the small intestine their high concentration of sugars gets diluted during a physiological process called osmosis.
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Jobs that involve repetitive, lower-skilled labor are the most susceptible to automation, affecting many fields with a high concentration of black and Latinx workers, such as agriculture, manufacturing, food preparation, and transportation, as well as low-wage retail jobs.
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In the alternative and complementary medicine communities, the ingestion of small amounts of diluted, high-concentration hydrogen peroxide, a form of "hydrogenoxygenation" therapy, has been promoted for a range of uses from cleansing the digestive tract and detoxifying to curing cancer.
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In a call from Paris, EF co-founder Matt Clifford told me the French capital city is a natural fit for EF, given that it has both a high concentration of future founders and a well-established and supportive tech ecosystem.
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The rate of decline has slowed globally, largely due to areas with high concentration of poverty such as in Sub-Saharan Africa, which is expected to still have a double-digit share of the population in extreme poverty by 2030.
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The Highveld Priority Area, south of Johannesburg and overlapping three provincial boundaries, was declared a climate priority area in 2007 due to poorer-than-average air quality and a high concentration of pollutants because of the type of industries operating there.
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They started by narrowing down restaurants and food spots with a high concentration of the word "pie" then looked at several factors like volume of rankings, overall ratings of reviews, and total percentage of reviews that mention pie in them.
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NEM was launched to rectify the high concentration of wealth that some in the cryptocurrency community believe to be one of the key weaknesses of bitcoin, the world's most widely known cryptocurrency, whose early adopters have turned into multi-billionaires.
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"The high concentration and degree of vertical integration in some parts of the Australian financial system has the potential to limit the benefits of competition...and should be proactively monitored over time," Treasurer Scott Morrison said in a statement on Monday.
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Fitch believes the Omani authorities' willingness to support domestic banks remains high, partly because of high contagion risk (small number and high concentration of banks in the system) and the importance of the banking system in building the local economy.
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"If there's a correction for any reason, it will be aggressive ... it will be dramatic and probably V-shaped," Ambrose said, explaining that the newer and increasingly dominant investment strategies have a high concentration of bullish bets in the equities market.
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U.N. Syria envoy Staffan de Mistura said there was a high concentration of foreign fighters in Idlib, including an estimated 10,000 fighters designated by the U.N. as terrorists, who he said belonged to the al-Nusra Front and al Qaeda.
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While there is a high concentration of these basins in coal states like Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia, the largest concentration is in southeastern states such as Georgia, North Carolina and South Carolina, which are more prone to hurricanes.
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"While it is fine to have a general idea of what is happening, especially if you live near an area with high concentration of cases, it's important to limit media exposure, particularly from undocumented or potentially unreliable sources," she said.
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Hong Kong's regulator issued so-called high-concentration announcements for 18 companies in 2015, warning investors trading in those companies to exercise caution because small groups of investors held the majority of the shares and could cause a spike in prices.
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Frank LaRose, the Ohio secretary of state, has directed all county election boards to relocate voting locations that are near places where a high concentration of older people live, and county officials have been working to find new polling sites.
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On Wednesday, in an exclusive interview with the Des Moines Register, the main investigator in the case has revealed that autopsies show the family inhaled high concentration of propane from a leak in the heater, which was located in the laundry room.
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In a separate statement ratings agency Moody's said Australian universities face the "greatest immediate credit risk" due to their high concentration of Chinese students, their proximity to affected regions, and the fact that the outbreak coincides with the start of their academic year.
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In a separate statement ratings agency Moody's said Australian universities face the "greatest immediate credit risk" due to their high concentration of Chinese students, their proximity to affected regions, and the fact that the outbreak coincides with the start of their academic year.
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The Highveld Priority Area, a 31,106 km2 area south of Johannesburg overlapping three provincial boundaries, was declared a climate priority area in 2007 due to poorer-than-average air quality and high concentration of pollutants because of the type of industries operating there.
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For instance, in Wake County, North Carolina, the proportion of employees working in industries that – like restaurants or grocery stores – benefit the most from bonus depreciation is 80 percent higher than in neighboring Durham, which has a high concentration of pharmaceutical companies.
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Patrick Wood Crusius, the alleged gunman in the El Paso shooting, reportedly drove eight hours from the Dallas-Fort Worth area to the city, which is directly across the border from Mexico's Ciudad Juárez and has a high concentration of Hispanic people.
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"Sichuan, Chengdu in particular, has an incredibly high concentration of restaurants and a fiercely competitive restaurant industry, so people are always looking for the next new thing," said Fuchsia Dunlop, the English food writer and consultant who spent many years in Sichuan.
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You might find a high concentration of Dollar General outlets, interspersed with boarded-up Main Street businesses that went under after Walmart came to town, and then the Walmart itself, at the edge of the city, might have shut after incursions from Amazon.
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Speaking to CNN affiliate CNN Indonesia, the head of information at Indonesia's disaster management office, Agus Wibowo Soetarno, said the high concentration of smoke and dust posed health risks to residents and urged the public to exercise caution when driving in low visibility.
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The fovea is a small indent in the retina of the eye which has a high concentration of retinal cones—one of the three types of photoreceptor cells in the human eye—and the area where the center of vision is focused.
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For Fuller's former school in Bushwick, because the students lived in a neighborhood with a high concentration of low income Latino families, the schools serving them, without breaking the law, are predominantly Latino and resource-poor, resulting in dramatically diminished learning opportunities.
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In addition, Beit El is outside of the major Israeli settlement blocs -- areas in the West Bank that have a high concentration of Israeli settlements, few if any Palestinian villages, and have been discussed as remaining under Israeli control as part of a peace deal.
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"Thanks to a high concentration of omega-6 and omega-3 fatty acids, brown algae can aid in the development of collagen and elastin," says Debra Jaliman, a New York-based dermatologist and author of Skin Rules: Trade Secrets from a Top New York Dermatologist.
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There is no way to know exactly how much support Sanders had among Muslim voters specifically, but Sanders' strong showing in an area with a high concentration of Arab American voters bucked an assumption some media commentators had about Muslim voters and Jewish candidates.
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RELATED: Sanders brushes off Nevada loss Those arguments often rest on comparisons to data collected in telephone polling of Latinos that are either sampled from areas with a high concentration of Hispanic residents, or from lists of Latino voters identified by their Hispanic surname.
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"Buoyed by a robust domestic economy, solid equity gains and the high concentration of wealth-creating technology firms, the U.S. added a net 60 new billionaires, with the collective net worth of the 680-strong population rising to $3.2 trillion," the research firm reports.
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The two courts, both in the Southern District of New York, took steps on Monday to limit exposure by prohibiting visitors who traveled to China, South Korea, Japan, Italy and Iran — five countries designated with high concentration of the illness — within the past 14 days.
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Unfortunately, GTC has gone the way of the Game Developers Conference, Mobile World Congress, F8, and numerous other major events that rightly worried that such a high concentration of international travelers might prove to be a breeding ground for the coronavirus currently spreading worldwide.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - MSCI will exclude from its global indices Hong Kong stocks that have been warned by the local regulator over their high concentration of shareholders, the benchmark provider said on Monday, in a blow to Hong Kong's reputation as a financial center.
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On Sunday, when Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 plummeted to the ground shortly after takeoff, killing more than 150 people, the plane had a particularly high concentration of United Nations employees: At least 22 staff members died in the crash, a United Nations official said on Monday.
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After traveling to some of the geekiest cities in America and considering which have a high concentration of comic book shops and conventions, bookstores, geek-centric events and nerdy festivals, these six are the best cities to get your geek on — with free activities in each.
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On Sunday, when Ethiopian Airlines Flight 28 plummeted to the ground shortly after takeoff, killing more than 2600 people, the plane had a particularly high concentration of United Nations employees: At least 87 staff members died in the crash, a United Nations official said on Monday.
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The Somali terror group killed 4,281 people in 603, with a high concentration of attacks taking place in the capital Mogadishu, according to new data compiled by Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project (ACLED) and the Africa Center for Strategic Studies, and first reported by Quartz.
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The Somali terror group killed 2000,224 people in 215, with a high concentration of attacks taking place in the capital Mogadishu, according to new data compiled by Armed Conflict Location & Event Data Project (ACLED) and the Africa Center for Strategic Studies, and first reported by Quartz.
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In a lot of ways, stories like this aren't meant to be lived in long term: the whole concept relies on the high concentration of horror in a discrete, limited package, and it only works "effectively" if audiences get to escape afterward, to consider and, hopefully, learn from it.
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The government of Mexico City, which is home to over 20 million people, driving five million cars, said the area surrounding the capital city suffered its third consecutive day of extreme air pollution, with the high concentration of ozone in the air reaching its highest level in 13 years.
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Wilson justifies that view of the Nasdaq 100 by noting its high concentration of secular growth stocks, and while the S&P 500 also has plenty of those, by comparison it has a more substantial concentration of defensively oriented companies including consumer staples and real-estate investment trusts.
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HONG KONG, Feb 23 (Reuters) - Hong Kong's securities regulator has no plans to change its system to warn investors of companies that have a high concentration of shareholders after MSCI Inc's move to exclude those shares from its global indices, the head of the regulator said on Tuesday.
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If Balderton Capital, the other of the "big four" early-stage VCs in the U.K., hadn't moved to the trendier Kings Cross area in North London, Mayfair would be the closest thing the country has to Silicon Valley's Sand Hill Road, renowned for its high concentration of venture capital.
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In 21967, after he moved to New York City from California and settled in Chinatown, Kee enlisted in the Army in the midst of World War I. His unit, the 19973th Infantry Division, became known as the Cosmopolitan Division because of its high concentration of first-generation immigrants.
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" The proclamation cites a high concentration of military personnel and veterans in South Carolina and calls on residents of the state to stand for the anthem during the Super Bowl to "honor the service and sacrifice of generations of men and women of the United States Armed Forces.
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In 21967, after he moved to New York City from California and settled in Chinatown, Kee enlisted in the Army in the midst of World War I. His unit, the 19973th Infantry Division, became known as the Cosmopolitan Division because of its high concentration of first-generation immigrants.
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U.N. Syria envoy Staffan de Mistura told reporters that there was a high concentration of foreign fighters in Idlib, including an estimated 10,000 terrorists, but it would be better to set up humanitarian corridors to evacuate civilians than rush into a battle which could turn prove to be a "perfect storm".
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Recreational marijuana is legal in eight US states and the District of Columbia, and medical marijuana is legal in 29 states and D.C. Cannabis product trends in the United States are quite different from those in France, though high concentration of THC is still a concern, especially in edible products.
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However, looking to the future, the company has determined it is necessary to perform forward-looking investment activities to ensure continuous information-gathering and network-building in regions like the U.S., Europe, China, India where there is a high concentration of advanced tech companies (from globally dominant corporations to promising startups).
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"When these parts of the body with high concentration of blood vessels near the skin come in contact with the cold, it helps transferring heat out of the body to cool down faster," said Dr. Shubhayu Saha, a health scientist at the C.D.C.'s Division of Environmental Health Science and Practice.
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Bringing up his support of Planned Parenthood, which Mr. Trump made after announcing his candidacy, during the South Carolina primary carries extra weight: The state has a high concentration of evangelical voters, and the Carolina Pregnancy Center, a Christian organization, has become a routine stop for Republican presidential candidates touring the state.
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The banking sector isn't the scariest part of the financial system anymore - The two global regulators who oversee the derivatives market are sounding the alarm on the industry responsible for clearing trillions of dollars of in deals, warning that it has a high concentration of risk and a low ability to manage it.
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A complicated web of factors contribute to the problem in the Central Valley: the heavy use of fertilizer in the area; the high concentration of dairy farms; the ruralness of the region itself, which makes broad infrastructure development difficult to finance; and the isolation of many communities that started as farm labor camps.
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The woman at the center of the case, Israa al-Ghomgham, is one of six Shiites in the predominantly Sunni kingdom who have been charged with fomenting protests in the Qatif area of Eastern Province, home to a high concentration of Shiites and the site of sporadic street protests against what many call systematic discrimination.
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All along Belmont Avenue, in fact, are signs of revitalization that do not resonate with the horrors of gentrification, a reality to which Brownsville is largely immune because of a high concentration of public housing and an absence of the kind of townhouses that have shifted the fortunes of Crown Heights and Bedford-Stuyvesant.
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"When these parts of the body with high concentration of blood vessels near the skin come in contact with the cold, it helps transferring heat out of the body to cool down faster," said Dr. Shubhayu Saha, a health scientist at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Division of Environmental Health Science and Practice.
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"When these parts of the body with high concentration of blood vessels near the skin come in contact with the cold, it helps transferring heat out of the body to cool down faster," said Dr. Shubhayu Saha, a health scientist at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Division of Environmental Health Science and Practice.
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"There are many common threads in all reports of thunderstorm-related asthma -- a high concentration of potentially allergenic material such as that in late spring in Melbourne (pollen grains or fungi), a thunderstorm that sweeps up the allergens, which burst when wet and release very small particles (such as starch granules or fungal spores)," she wrote last week.
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Toward the end of their date at a popular pub called Harry's in Bangalore (a city in southern India often described as the country's Silicon Valley because of the high concentration of tech companies), K. told BuzzFeed News she realized she was quite tipsy and also that it was too late to return to her university housing.
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New York, on the other hand, has some of the highest numbers of job entry-level positions but ranks 173 when looking at those jobs as a percentage of all local job opportunities If you want to move to a city with a high concentration of young people, you may need to look beyond this list.
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Dean HellerDean Arthur HellerThis week: Barr back in hot seat over Mueller report Trump suggests Heller lost reelection bid because he was 'hostile' during 2016 presidential campaign Trump picks ex-oil lobbyist David Bernhardt for Interior secretary MORE (Nev.) Heller hails from a state with a high concentration of federal land, managed by numerous agencies within Interior.
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In Thursday's hearing before a three-judge panel, Theodore J. Boutrous Jr., the lawyer for Students Matter, described what experts called "the dance of the lemons," in which underperforming teachers were shuffled around from school to school, ultimately ending up in communities with a high concentration of poor and minority students, where there were the most openings for teaching jobs.
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"Micro policies at the local level are expected to be implemented to help grow sales in these cities, but a broad policy by the central government to encourage that is unlikely," said HSBC's Ma. China's central bank has become increasingly concerned at the severity of the country's debt problem, with the high concentration of capital in property identified as a major problem.
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And that's the case with this new Moses Sumney video for his recent single "Rank & File," off this year's Black in Deep Red, 2014 EP. Sumney is… I mean, whew, Sumney is so good a singer that listening to his falsetto can make your skin tingle as though you've added a really high-concentration alpha-hydroxy acid to your skincare routine.
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