More thriving metropolitan areas are increasingly unaffordable places to live.
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That would allow to better stabilize our healthcare system while at the same time creating a more thriving work economy.
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A server merge occurred earlier this year, meaning low-population worlds joined forces with others to create more thriving communities.
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He admitted to having been bullied and was resentful of classmates who seemed to have more thriving social and romantic lives.
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We're also working with them specifically, creating funds to support them and working on both subscriptions and ads that should hopefully create a more thriving ecosystem.
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We're also working with them specifically, creating funds to support them and working on both subscriptions and ads there should hopefully create a more thriving ecosystem.
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The Hartford Courant, in a sharply worded editorial after Aetna's announcement, called on elected officials to provide a plan to end the state's financial troubles and ensure a more thriving future.
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If it had come from the coasts or a more thriving music community, it's the kind of LP that could have set the band on a fast track to enviable tour bookings and national press acclaim.
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When we have healthy places to live, access to good education and consistent access to healthy, high-quality food, we can create a stronger economy and more thriving communities with healthier people and lower medical care costs.
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"Our country is more thriving, prospering and booming and truly it is soaring to new heights," Trump said, claiming stewardship of "perhaps the greatest economy" in US history and millions of new jobs, roaring manufacturing and rising wages.
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Habitats at the higher elevations, such as at Kodmin, tentatively afford some measure of protection from these harms, and support a more thriving population.
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According to Project Manager Sarah Barnet, "by creating both affordable and market rate housing at the site the area will become a more thriving section of the neighborhood, a destination area for residents from all over a Charlestown and a high quality place for people to live".
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Commander, The Software Industry in Emerging Markets, pp. 136, 142, 144. In addition, the European market for mobile voicemail management was already saturated by 2002 and the prepaid wireless market was in decline. In 2002, Comverse Infosys changed its name to Verint, partly to separate its more thriving business from Comverse's struggles, and staged a modestly successful IPO of a minority portion of its stock.
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While innovation is important, it is not a happenstance occurrence as a natural harbor or natural resources are, but a deliberate, concerted effort of markets, institutions, policymakers and effective use of geographic space. In global economic restructuring, location has become a key element in establishing competitive advantage as regions focus on their unique assets to spur innovation (i.e. information technology in Silicon Valley, or digital media in Seoul). Even more, thriving metropolitan economies that carry multiple clusters (i.e.
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This was followed by a series of tsunamis that wreaked further damage. In the 1950s there was a mass migration of rural people from Reggio and other provinces in southern Italy to the cities of Rome, Milan and particularly Turin in the north. They were driven by poverty, the poor soils of the region and the chronic lack of employment opportunities to move to places with more thriving economies. Between 1969 and 1973, southern Italy suffered from urban unrest due to the lack of employment possibilities and poor living conditions, and urban protest took place.
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The Catholic Greek parishioners of Valletta are not mentioned in the 1680s census (or Status Animarum) for unclear reasons, but probably had a more thriving community. However, this group became especially prone to assimilation, by adopting the Latin Rite and, with time, Maltese identity. Already before 1670, Maltese graduates of the Pontifical Greek College frequently opted for priesthood into the Latin Rite. By 1708, there were only nine Byzantine-Rite Catholics of young age registered in Valletta; Latinized Greeks of that age included Gioacchino Loretta, a noted Baroque painter.
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