America is changing, becoming more diverse, more urban, better educated.
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And India is becoming wealthier, more urban and more educated.
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" He urges her to write something "more urban, more edgy.
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"The US has become more urban," Gray told Business Insider.
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Meanwhile, developers are rushing into new construction in more urban locations.
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At this point ... it's more urban myth than a real thing.
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Furthermore, they are more urban and more educated than their parents.
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To be fair, not everyone sees value in denser, more urban cities.
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Moreover, the state, like much of the nation, is becoming more urban.
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Liberals are more urban, conservatives less so, and the twain seldom meet.
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Iran today is far more urban and educated, but the split endures.
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E-bikes do seem to offer more urban mobility versatility than e-scooters.
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Gleaning could be more urban and suburban, and in some places it is.
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Target is opening smaller stores in an effort to reach more urban shoppers.
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At the same time, prosperity is rising and China has become more urban.
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Executives said delivery has helped attract new customers in younger, more urban regions.
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"I can work my way with the younger, more urban vote," she says.
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That's left the state's more urban areas, like Floridian cities, enacting stricter measures.
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I'd call the views much more urban — even gritty — than glam per se.
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The bluer, more urban places are better positioned to participate in the global economy.
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The show will reportedly feature a more "urban, street, hip-hop vibe," reports Vulture.
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In more urban areas, the main concern is that many schools are already overcrowded.
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Democratic voters are also increasingly more urban and educated than those supporting the GOP.
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The new division is more urban/rural, coastal/inland, east/west than north/south.
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In fact, he worries it will lead to more urban congestion and suburban sprawl.
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The older and more urban part of the region, Kansas City, sits in Missouri.
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West Africa is much more urban than east Africa, but has a higher fertility rate.
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But when it comes to more urban politicians and voters, there is a growing gulf.
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Twitter Democrats are younger, more urban, more male and a majority identify as 'democratic socialists.
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Voters are better educated, more urban and less ideological (party loyalty has hit rock bottom).
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"I try to bring some stuff that is a little more urban," Ms. Katz said.
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Why, more importantly, these states instead of larger, more representative, more diverse, more urban states?
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The district is more urban than PA-2000, which should make it a bit bluer.
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But voters in Colombia's more urban and developed central provinces tended to reject the accord.
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But even more urban Indians see the monthly experience as a social and cultural taboo.
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When I think about homelessness in California, I often picture more urban or suburban areas.
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But as the group has lost men and territory, it has claimed more urban attacks.
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A few large metro areas did, in fact, become more urban between 2010 and 20163.
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Will Nuro be confined to the suburbs, or can it scale to more urban areas?
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And as the country grew more urban, so did the need to keep city dwellers fit.
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Domination was expected to take on a more "urban, street, hip-hop vibe," according to Vulture.
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I might put an EDM song out, but it's mainly hip-hop and more urban music.
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Have you been thinking about getting out of the city or, alternately, heading somewhere more urban?
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Twenty-eight hundred more urban "militias" registered themselves, and over 0.43,000 guerrillas were released from prison.
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Sasha is more worldly and had more education and is a bit more urban than Star.
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And if you're looking for a more urban vibe, Jacksonville is less than an hour away.
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The other utilities provide services to smaller, more urban areas with fewer trees abutting power lines.
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Liberals say they prefer more urban, walkable neighborhoods, and conservatives less dense communities with larger homes.
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After Fallujah, there's only one more urban center in ISIS's possession: Mosul, Iraq's second-largest city.
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Others may see less desert imagery than I do and more urban and extra-African suggestions.
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We know as our world gets hotter, more crowded, and more urban that some risks become greater.
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With more than 2 million hectares, the U.S. has more urban area available than any other country.
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As countries get richer and more urban and their populations expand, they throw away ever more stuff.
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Generally speaking, many rural communities are emptying out and people are moving to denser, more urban areas.
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Blackstone largely steered clear of more urban communities with older homes, which are more expensive to maintain.
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Some, like the Garden of Happiness in the Bronx, are more urban farm than big-city garden.
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The nation had become an urban nation, and department stores were becoming the more urban retail venue.
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But after she left for college in 2004, the parents found themselves craving a more urban adventure.
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There's a clear pattern in which metro areas are becoming more urban: Dense metros are getting denser.
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Homegrown entrepreneurs like Rufus Bartell, catering to a young, more urban-minded population, are reviving the avenue.
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However, Pinduoduo has set about targeting more urban consumers by heavily subsidizing big-ticket items such as iPhones.
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Looking only at the more urban mayoral elections, he finds almost no swing to the Tories since 2015.
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States have dramatically different health care costs; rural states have higher costs than more urban or smaller states.
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I never experienced any issues with connectivity while flying in Iceland or more urban places around San Francisco.
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Jet's typical customer, for example, is younger, more urban and more affluent than a traditional Wal-Mart shopper.
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Eight months into his presidency, Mr. Trump's self-touted negotiating skills are more urban legends than anything else.
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Rates were about three times lower in the more urban states of Massachusetts, New Jersey and New York.
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Dense woods isolate the northern tip of the state from its more urban, tourist-friendly down-east corridor.
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Its population is better educated and more urban and it outpaces Iraq in economic and technological measures alike.
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Our nation is becoming more urban, and cities are the centerpiece of our service-based, high-tech economy.
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It feels much more urban than Sioux City, with a smattering of casinos, arts centers, museums, and theaters.
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At each train station, there's a little more urban density in those areas, with shops, restaurants, and retail.
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This will disproportionately affect people in blue states with more urban populations which generally have higher local taxes.
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It advantages rural states that have fewer people per square mile than those with denser, more urban populations.
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Second, Arizona is becoming less white and more urban every day, two trends that bode ill for GOP hopes.
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Walmart's exit from its smaller-format stores also highlights the difficulties it has faced in reaching more urban consumers.
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The data also suggests that homelessness has been decreasing in Ventura County, unlike some more urban areas of California.
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But the argument that Medicaid is "broken" is not one of them; it is more urban legend than fact.
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"I tried to take her towards a more urban, rhythmic and electronic sound, and I think we achieved that."
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Read more: Urban Outfitters is selling the Steve Madden sandals everyone wore in the '90s — with a modern twist
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"For both, it was because they wanted me to sound more 'girlfriend,' more like 'hood,' more 'urban,'" Washington revealed.
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"There's an opportunity to build a somewhat denser campus and create a somewhat more urban feel," Mr. Smith said.
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Compared to more urban environments, houses are larger and less expensive, and everyday essentials like gas are cheaper, too.
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Researchers found more recent natural decreases occurring in more urban areas in states like New Jersey, Arizona and Massachusetts.
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As the Mountain West's population becomes more urban, a region once dominated by libertarian conservatives is slowly turning blue.
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A more diverse state whose more urban voters are friendly to establishment candidates suddenly looks like an appealing countermove.
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As countries grow richer and more urban, and as more girls go to school, children cease to be economic assets.
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This creature's natural habitat is in forested or mountainous regions, but they have no problem residing in more urban developments.
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Read MoreTech's quest to revive San Francisco's Tenderloin Today's tech workers also prefer a more urban landscape over corporate remoteness.
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They have largely avoided more urban communities with older homes, because doing so would be less lucrative for their investors.
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She grew up in more urban and liberal areas of America but has called this farm home for 20 years.
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The division in the Midwest — between more urban, diverse states and more rural, agricultural states — presents challenges for both parties.
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A bill clearing the way for more urban development in the state would help address affordable housing and climate change.
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Wal-Mart is quietly growing its online grocery pilot, rolling out the service in two more urban markets this week.
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Smaller populations mean there are fewer customers for insurers to sell to than they might find in more urban places.
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This is hard to disentangle from the other two—richer countries tend to be more urban and to educate girls better.
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To the north, you see landscapes that inspired the Hudson River School painters, and to the south, a more urban landscape.
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IOC President Thomas Bach said the new disciplines would make the games "more youthful, more urban and will include more women".
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Even in this most recent election, the success was primarily in the province's more urban areas as opposed to rural ones.
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Target, meanwhile, has been focusing on shifting its retail strategy, focusing on smaller and more productive stores in more urban locations.
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Already, officials are bracing for more urban bombing attacks in the winter months, when the regular fighting slows down a bit.
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For example, Democrats tend to win more urban areas, which tend to have higher levels of concentrated poverty to begin with.
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Why the change from the more urban fantasy setting from your Shadow Ops series to something closer to traditional swords and sorcery?
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The map shows just how divided the country is, with rural states solidly red and more urban and northern states solidly blue.
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Both districts are more urban or suburban, so Democrats are hoping they can continue to overperform with moderates in areas like those.
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Parkgoers also worried that it could take off a toe, though this seems more urban lore than anything based on scientific fact.
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But I named some films I'd done: European films, which were period films with elegance, and American films that were more urban.
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Some animals burrow into the ground, while others flee to more urban areas that are less affected by the fire, she said.
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Researchers tested several samples from ice floes in the Arctic region, as well as snow samples from more urban places across Europe.
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It has also moved to ship fiber to several more urban communities, a plan that could, at minimum, increase Fiber's name recognition.
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That is, four-fifths of large metro areas have become more suburban since 2010, while only one-fifth have become more urban.
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Poorer communities, in general, had to pay more than rich ones to attract firms, which preferred "richer, larger, and more urban" locales.
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"Collecting is an innate human behavior, but as people become more urban, mobile and minimalist, physical keepsakes have become less appealing," Nelapati concludes.
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Dollar General has tried to expand in ethnically diverse, left-leaning cities: in 2015 it tried to buy the more urban Family Dollar.
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So here's the big question: Are today's 22015- and 30-somethings really going to live more urban lifestyles than Gen Xers or Boomers?
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Yet they are popular—and not just at low-resource and rural schools, but also at larger institutions and in more urban centers.
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The effort, launched by Chinese President Xi Jinping, relies on a range of innovations, from green roofs on buildings to more urban wetlands.
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And as Africa becomes more urban and its middle class grows, so too will the demand—egged on by social media—for democracy.
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The "Street" was more urban, diverse, frenetic, in-your-face and funny, while the "Neighborhood" was more suburban, homogeneous, placid, polite and sweet.
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Also, the CDC reports overdose deaths are becoming more urban, and Colorado will allow marijuana to be prescribed instead of opioids for pain.
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With its principle city of Cleveland, Cuyahoga County is a more urban, African-American and impoverished area than much of the rest of Ohio.
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People are abandoning their traditional ways of life and familial lands for more urban experiences and the hope of better incomes and social dignity.
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Acquiring Jet will also help Wal-Mart connect with more urban, millennial shoppers, and find more cost-efficient ways to ship its online orders.
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Of course for each of the more playful there's a darker reflection, and we saw a return of the more urban legends as well.
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Observers will be looking to see what kinds of numbers Sanders is able to draw, particularly in more urban and cosmopolitan areas like Des Moines.
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Skewing younger, more diverse, and more urban, progressives make up the very demographics that corporate America is looking for, both as consumers and as workers.
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The law also extends the areas where the hunting can take place to include, under strict conditions, fields, parks, vineyards and even more urban areas.
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One had an AK-47 slung from his shoulder; the other wore what in a more urban setting might have been called a hipster hat.
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It became not only better educated and more urban, but younger: 70 percent of Iran's population of 80 million is under the age of 40.
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But the district, anchored by Spokane, Washington's second largest city after Seattle, has also been changing, becoming more urban and more politically and ethnically diverse.
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As England had become more urban, moths who possessed the rare mutation for black pigmentation appeared to enjoy a fitness advantage over their white peers.
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Median wages tend to be higher in more urban and coastal states and lower in rural states, reflecting the overall economic fortunes of those regions.
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Widespread use of the term "populism" dates to the 1890s, when America's Populist movement pitted rural populations and the Democratic Party against the more urban Republicans.
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Home Depot felt more urban because what was empty space in front of Lowe's was a parking garage and garden section in front of Home Depot.
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As the region's population becomes more urban and the effects of climate change cause more extreme weather conditions, exposure to flooding is increasing, U.N. experts say.
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New York (CNN Business)Ikea is reorganizing its global business to reach more urban customers and people who don't want to shop in its massive warehouses.
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Attitudes in Latin America are beginning to shift as the region becomes more urban and secular, although support for same-sex marriage is far from sweeping.
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Milton is just eight miles from downtown Boston, a huge draw for students who want to experience traditional campus life and explore a more urban metropolis.
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Facing a future that is more urban, more unequal and straining at ecological limits, cities in the developing world may look to Cape Town for lessons.
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But, as the United States became more urban and more affluent, critics of the corporation began focussing on protecting its consumers rather than its smaller competitors.
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Going to the more urban parts of Iowa and the more rural parts, seeing the struggles, hearing what's important to them — and conveying that to candidates.
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Chris Hemsworth must've gotten his fill from an adventure Down Under, 'cause he and his fam looked ready to get back to more urban Australian life.
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This support will enable us to expand our reach into more urban slums in Mumbai, empowering local women through access to menstrual hygiene products and employment opportunities.
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This will spread out the Sanders support, his aides hope, and allow him to use his support among young people to help him in more urban counties.
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Being mayor of a majority black city in a party that has a substantial black voting bloc and is becoming more urban could also pay off big.
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But the Upshot analysis also shows the common thread between those places and more urban locations where Mr. Trump has either done well or is projected to.
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She had visited a Florida that was more urban than the one captured in the modern portraits of Melanie Metz, but it was dreamlike all the same.
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Liberals, including an influx of immigrants, tend to inhabit the more urban Front Range, east of the Rockies; Trump support is intense in the rural Western Slope.
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Uber cautions against comparing the rate of incidents on rides with national data because its riders tend to be more urban and more affluent than other Americans.
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Companies can also look into what makes the area unique compared to more urban areas, such as festivals or natural attractions, and get involved in these activities.
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First-time mothers in rural counties were younger, on average, than their counterparts in more urban regions for each of the years within the time span studied.
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To Mr. Jones, Ms. Goodwin represents a more progressive, and a more urban, way of life, not the small-town one that is so familiar to him.
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Democrats will win big in more urban, more diverse, better-educated and more liberal-friendly states and will continue to lose ground in other states like Missouri.
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In the second, more urban-focused film, Elias takes to the streets on a longboard and interviews his tattoo artist, Jon Lang, a local painter and muralist.
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Other keys to improving air quality include planting more urban trees, replacing aging city buses and increasing parking fees to encourage the use of public transport, Anjum said.
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The most notable shift in the company's strategy is its decision to open smaller stores in more urban markets, with plans for 80 of these locations this year.
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For those looking for a spring break destination that won't be jam-packed with other college kids, San Francisco is more urban California getaway than crazy beach party.
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"These are fires burning in a more urban-type development, and that smoke is going to contain potential contaminants that are not typically in wildfire smoke," Allen said.
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America is more urban than it was; more than 80 percent of us live in cities, and our past two presidents came from Chicago and New York City.
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Death wasn't; they were too heady, too forward-thinking, too much a product of a bygone era, or at the very least of an unfamiliar, more urban scene.
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We should push for more urban and community planning initiatives centered around walkability within our communities and improve the health of retirees and the population as a whole.
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And the United States is a far more urban country today than it was a century ago, meaning that there are fewer rural residents to pour into cities.
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Walmart Neighborhood Markets are about one-fifth the size of a Walmart Supercenter, and they are typically found in areas that are more urban than locations for Supercenters.
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This isn't exactly autonomous driving just yet, but it's clearly an effort to bring some of these advanced cruise control features from highway driving to a more urban environment.
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The insect might have visited some unsavory spots, such as dumpsters and dog poop in a more urban area, or farms and animal carcasses in a more rural area.
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And then there's about 10 percent of what I call design photography, or style photography, which is something more urban, more contemporary, more minimal, with lots of negative space.
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As the world continues to grow more and more urban, challenges to the political stability and security in many cities around the world increases our own national security concerns.
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Coates, the University of Saskatchewan professor, said indigenous participation in the pipeline could allow Trudeau's Liberals to retain more urban votes that will be critical to the election's outcome.
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Medicaid expansion did best roughly exactly where Clinton did best — the more urban parts of the state, the college towns, and the better-educated and more affluent coastal towns.
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The nearby town of Whitefish, Montana, is another great base destination with a few more urban comforts, such as award-winning restaurants and recently opened boutique hotels, Franz says.
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Company officials were excited to be moving to a more urban setting, where employees will be able to walk, bike or take the Metro to work, Ms. Handlon said.
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Tobago, the smaller of the two islands, is more of a calm, seaside resort experience, while Trinidad can feel more urban with a bustling nightlife and modern capital city.
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Lindroth notes that while some rattan and wicker won't look right in homes in colder climates, many interior design companies are creating furniture that works in more urban environments too.
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However, after defeating the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria (ISIS) in several of its more urban strongholds, Iraqi lawmakers and militia leaders have called on the U.S. to leave.
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"It seems more urban areas may be better at adapting to these conditions since the association between deprivation and suicide in urban areas decreased with time," Steelesmith said by email.
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She pointed out that in more urban states where Asian-American and white students had similar backgrounds, Harvard had identified Asian-Americans for recruitment based on their lower ACT scores.
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In this era, progressives are bullish on their chances of winning over more urban politicos like him — and hopeful of putting an end to the practice of transactional presidential endorsements.
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But Republicans who are looking at the country's rapidly changing demographics — growing younger, less white and more urban — say Mr. Trump's Republican Party is not the party of the future.
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They could be had through regulations mandating more urban density, tougher home and vehicle efficiency standards, an increase in the renewable energy mandate, transmission expansion, or almost anything else, really.
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The goal of the approach is to balance the needs of the more urban west — where living costs have soared in rapidly growing Portland — and struggling farming communities in the east.
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And because Clinton's support clustered in wealthier, more educated, and more urban areas, Clinton won the popular vote but lost the electoral college, which amplifies the vote in sparsely populated states.
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After Republicans won control of the legislature in 2010, they proposed a new redistricting plan that would help keep them a congressional majority — in a state that's becoming rapidly more urban.
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Gene drives—with all their attendant uncertainties—would be a hard risk to sell, especially when the more urban geography of the region makes more controlled technologies like Oxitec's operationally feasible.
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In short, India has gotten more populous, more urban, less dependent on agriculture and more dependent on services -- and its formerly wealthy land owners are facing a rapid loss in status.
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Their stores lack unique offerings that keep shoppers coming back for more, and their large presence in U.S. malls has been a burden as foot traffic drifts to more urban venues.
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But I didn't find it that easy to pull off, especially in more urban, busy, downtown areas where the connected signals were mostly located in the two areas I drove through.
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An unusually wet winter last year led to a robust crop of grasses and other fast-burning low-elevation fuels, speeding blazes near more urban areas instead of in remote forests.
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Class made only a slight difference; although girls from more urban and affluent households were less likely to practice Chhaupadi, 66% of girls in the top fifth wealth bracket still did.
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No one with any traditional or conventional political sense would have expected a Democrat to win an Oklahoma congressional district—even a more urban one like the Fifth, which contains Oklahoma City.
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From its position along the ridge line of the Hollywood Hills, Mulholland winds for several miles and straddles the suburban valley to the north and the more urban cityscape to the south.
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For Mr. Sanders, it is his best opportunity to win an early primary outright and to gain more traction nationally as the race heads to larger, more urban and diverse states, where Mrs.
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Basil Harris, who works as an ER doctor in Philadelphia, hopes to get his Final Frontier Dexter tricorder, which features wearable sensors and the hand-held forehead temperature reader, into more urban environments.
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The hope is that by running up the score in Davenport, Cedar Rapids and Des Moines -- more urban areas in a primarily rural state -- Clinton will be able to pad her delegate total.
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Tailoring his agenda to a more urban base with research and technology interests, like the Sandia National Laboratory, he joined the Committee on Space, Science and Technology, becoming the ranking Republican in 1987.
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The Social Democrats, Merkel's national coalition partners, control seven of the 16 states that make up the German Federal Republic, and represent a more urban voter base which is more relaxed about immigration.
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Some notes on the data: Earnest Research: Measured ride-share spending across a consistent panel of credit card and debit data, so user base skews more urban and affluent than the overall population.
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The suburban rallies are meant to shore up Trump's support with Republican voters who might not yet love him, while the more urban rallies are meant to peel off disaffected white working class voters.
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In fact, access to doctors and medical treatment is one of the most critical issues facing rural and agricultural communities today, where residents deal with numerous complications that their more urban counterparts do not.
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Recent research by Greg Martin and Steven Webster at Emory University confirms that Democrats are more likely than Republicans to move to denser, more urban places, and Republicans to move to less dense ones.
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Constantly exploring the possibilities of mobile, water-based habitats — see her nomadic, geodesic shelters "Waterpod" (2009) and "Flock House" (2012) — Mattingly will soon bring a floating food forest into a much more urban setting.
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The county with highest fatal accident rate For deaths due to transportation-related injuries, in general, lower mortality rates were found in more urban counties, and higher mortality rates were found in more rural counties.
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A post-Peloton treat The 155-year old Dutch beer company first launched Heineken 20193 in the Netherlands and Germany in 2017, where it has attracted a "younger, more urban, more premium demographic," said Cahill.
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Geographer Robert McLeman, who has studied the 1930s Dust Bowl migration, which saw 2.5 million people flee drought-stricken U.S. Plains states, said more urban planners need to begin preparing for waves of climate migrants.
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More urban than the rest and bestriding major transport routes, Saxony and Thuringia had pre-communist industrial traditions—trade fairs in Leipzig, optical technology in Jena, aviation in Dresden—that could succeed in reunified Germany.
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As a candidate, Trump said he would be an advocate for "the forgotten men and women of our country" who he said had been left behind by economic growth in the country's more urban regions.
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Slim leads by Republicans in Florida have shrunk since the vote count began, especially as votes are counted in more urban counties, leading Democrats to believe they could overcome their rivals and snatch razor-thin victories.
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A growing pile of research suggests that planting more urban trees, if done right, could save tens of thousands of lives around the world each year — by soaking up pollution and cooling down deadly heat waves.
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As the nation's population has become more urban and suburban, braais have moved from campfires to charcoal kettles (Weber and Big Green Egg are both popular) and recently, to the horror of purists, onto gas grills.
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The energy of this campaign has been generated on the margins, by two kinds of Americans: younger, better-educated, more urban ones on the Democratic side; older, more working-class, whiter ones on the Republican side.
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These more urban areas are the places that have attracted the most investment capital, an increasing share of highly educated workers, and a disproportionate proportion of the new jobs created by the computer and communications revolution.
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That's why Plano, Texas, which has focused on more urban-lite development in recent years, convinced Toyota to move its North American headquarters, and similar developments in the fast-growing Sun Belt have also lured employers.
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"We've noticed a trend of a lot of office tenants moving to more urban, highly amenitized markets to attract talent," said Jonathan Chambers, a vice president at Delta Associates, a real estate research firm in Washington.
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When the founders were plotting the Electoral College, more urban states to the north had significant debt, while the rural Southern states were in better financial shape, thanks in part to the free labor of slavery.
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Part of the solution is Thrive City, an area that stretches from the development's waterside edge at Terry A. Francois Boulevard, where a city park is under construction, to Third Street, the more urban western boundary.
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Marriott is planning to move in the next few years to a downtown Bethesda location, citing the desires of its 3,500 employees for a more urban setting with easy access to restaurants, retail and public transit.
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Second Measure: Measured ride-share spending across a consistent panel of credit and debit card users who made at least one ride-hailing transaction, so user base skews more urban and affluent than the overall population.
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The regulator made some concessions, including allowing rivals to install their own equipment in more urban areas, but rejected the argument that the money would have been better spent on newer technology such as fiber optic networks.
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As more Walk-UPs are being built in central areas and single-family homes are becoming increasingly expensive to build, Smart Growth America states that cities will be expected to invest more in this more urban infrastructure.
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America is becoming more urban, and more Latino, which is why states like New Mexico has moved out of range, Arizona is in serious play and Texas Republicans are being forced to spend millions on voter registration.
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But it's also because polleros here and elsewhere, especially in more urban milieus like Ambos Nogales, have less of a need to venture onto US soil in the first place when they can simply phone it in.
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As millions more people pour into Pakistan's largest city, Karachi, local architects should work in city slums to allow residents to develop their homes into multi-storey buildings that can accommodate more urban migrants, said Arif Hasan.
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In 2014, Utah had the highest rate of mental illness (recent research shows this may be due in part to high altitudes), and many rural Western states have higher rates of suicide than Eastern, more urban states.
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Eventually Walmart, which is courting more urban, higher income and health conscious shoppers for their online grocery business, could require suppliers to buy food from farmers who use agricultural technology to reduce chemicals to produce crops, he said.
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And while the recession saw a boom in population in dynamic urban cores, the recovery has actually seen domestic internal migration shift toward more staid rural counties over more urban ones, as we can see in census population estimates.
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Yet a steady HDTV diet of senators with comb-overs and insurance-agent sack suits can sometimes exaggerate the ways in which the political establishment appears out of touch with a country growing younger and more urban every day.
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With the country growing more urban and racially diverse, Democrats like their chances in the 2020 presidential race, when nonwhite voters are likely to make up more than 30 percent of the electorate for the first time in history.
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It was more of the same, except it was bigger, located in a more urban area, and the people working there were communicating with each other using those in-ear walkie talkies like the bad guys in The Matrix.
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In many ways, Mr. Khomeini represents an updated version of Iran, where society has become more urban and where most people have middle-class, rather than revolutionary, ambitions, said Fazel Meybodi, a reformist cleric in the Shiite theological center of Qum.
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Fitch expects LVGEM to obtain more urban redevelopment projects through asset injections in 33710003-33717 from Mr. Wong, who has secured about 33712017 million square metres (sqm) of land, mainly in Shenzhen, Dongguan and Zhuhai (three major cities in Guangdong province).
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Stein: The high school was made up of three different high schools: University High School of West LA; the cafeteria was Notre Dame, a private school in the Valley; and the prom was a school in a more urban neighborhood.
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Balint says that many boomers looking for a more urban experience will seek out amenities designed to provide convenience and a comfortable place to live, offering opportunities for socializing so that residents can feel at home even though they're renting.
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Developers like Epoch, catering to a wealthier demographic, will build more urban, transit-oriented homes for some of tomorrow's older adults, offering a closer connection to the cities they know, the social lives they crave, and the families they love.
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But the concentration of Democratic voters in more urban and suburban areas of the country means that the party will need a larger share of the midterm than the Republicans, whose voters tend to live in more rural and exurban areas.
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Read more: Urban Outfitters is launching a new clothing rental service, and it's just the latest sign that fast fashion as we know it is dyingGallagher said a commitment to sustainability was at the core of many of Nuuly's early decisions.
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In this purple state, the success of candidates who support stricter gun laws underscores how changing demographics have altered voter coalitions: "Over the years, the commonwealth has become more urban and suburban," Herring's campaign manager later wrote in the Washington Post.
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The poll suggests the deep political divisions that drove the 2000 presidential campaign -- between men and women, whites and racial minorities, those holding college degrees and those without and rural residents and those in more urban areas -- continue unabated as Inauguration Day approaches.
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For Netflix, I think the measure of success with this particular show is to open up markets that weren't necessarily going to watch "House of Cards" or maybe aren't into the sort of more urban-fare shows that end up on the network.
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While it lives on as a more urban-focused delivery service, its influence on Walmart's broader e-commerce efforts — particularly around delivery logistics — is seen in these expanded efforts to improve delivery times that also reduce costs while keeping prices low for consumers.
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Promotion et Développement Social, or PRODES, began "Education for Growth and Value Creation in Lebanon" 15 years ago to provide vocational training to young women, enabling them to find local jobs and reducing the pattern of migration from villages to more urban cities.
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Jim Tinson, chief executive of Hart Howerton, an architecture, landscape and planning firm, has arranged the site so that the buildings and open space facing the New York City skyline — visible beyond the Tappan Zee Bridge — are more urban and formal in design.
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The story is familiar by now: Older white men are dying off; the country is rapidly becoming more urban and diverse; Dems have captured the hearts of minorities, single women, and other growing demographics; sooner or later, demographics will carry Democrats to victory.
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" BREITLING PREMIER B01 CHRONOGRAPH 42 NORTON EDITION $8,300 Breitling's evolution under new ownership (the European private equity firm CVC Capital Partners) and new management (Georges Kern as chief executive) continues to position the brand as more "urban chic" than "professional tool watch.
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In more urban areas, young people may not have driver's licenses, which can deter them from voting if they think they need one, or actually prevent them from voting if their state's laws require them to present photo identification at the polls.
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It still uses the trademark Quanta fabric that is very durable over time (I backed their initial camera bag and it still looks like new after years of use), but it's got a more urban commuter vibe, whereas previous packs have had more retro vibes.
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We couldn't agree more with Pai's bottom line is that rural Americans deserve the same digital access as those living in more urban areas and we look forward to the day when all of our members have engagement in today's digital economy and society.
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In North Carolina, Trump's goal is to drive up his numbers among white voters near Appalachia and the eastern part of the state and avoid a blowout in the more urban areas that make up the "Research Triangle" around Raleigh, Durham and Chapel Hill.
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Mr. Sadr's followers and the students and civil society activists who are protesting represent two influential strands in Iraq — with the latter representing an outward looking, generally more urban and educated community; and the Sadrists a poorer urban tranche with roots in rural areas.
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Just as a swing state was created in Nevada with a huge influx of Californians, Arizona too is taking in Californians who are doubtful about Trump Both Georgia and Arizona are becoming more urban, and younger minority populations came to replace older Republican-leaning groups.
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The rooms — of which the lofts are the coziest — are fitted with raw planks of oak and fir as at the other resorts, but contrasted here with stark white walls and minimalist Scandinavian furniture from Copenhagen's &Tradition brand; more urban design hotel than chic chalet.
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One of the things that we have been seeing is that with more urban development, which leaves less space for water to go, and when water falls on concrete and streets it has [fewer] places to go rather than it falling on a wetland.
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The vehicle has a muscular stance that appeals to male and female buyers alike, and the vehicle is styled in such a way that it can be appropriate in a wide-array of circumstances, whether in the woods or in a more urban environment, auto analysts said.
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It&aposs all part of a growing trend that has companies — both those that were founded in the Valley and outside of it — with Silicon Valley offices expanding with San Francisco locations to compete for millennial techies who are chasing a more urban lifestyle and experience.
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As the rural world grew more urban and criminals more sophisticated, people cunningly hid their external pockets under layers of clothing to hinder cutpurses; men's jackets and women's petticoats were outfitted with little slits that allowed to you access your tied-on pockets through your clothing.
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The launch comes at a time when several markets are adjusting to better serve a younger demographic that often lives more urban, and doesn't own a car — or waits until later in life to get one, having also delayed things like marriage, home ownership and starting a family.
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I'm originally from the hood, or a more urban area, and my own gender identity now—or maybe crisis, previously—and the stuff that I went through in regards to that and race have a lot of driving force in our music, and just how I fit into just mainstream society.
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"After living in the city for 10-plus years, we like the convenience of the more urban environment, being able to walk out the door and either walk or take public transportation to wherever we need to go," said Mr. Antaki, 38, who works at an advertising agency in Manhattan.
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National Republican officials acknowledge that Democrats' historical advantage in early voting will be impossible to erase -- in part because Democrats' more urban voter base makes early voting events in which backers are encouraged to make a group trip to the polls that day much easier for the party's allies to pull off.
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And it is, I think, very disconcerting as we point out that if you look at who has access, say, in high school to a computer science class, the people who have access to these new skills are more male, more white, more affluent, and more urban than the United States as a whole.
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It's distinctly more urban than the other Alpine spa resorts, but its position — secluded on a promontory 4,000 feet above Merano, along a steep country road winding past apple orchards, flocks of grazing mountain goats, a lovely 14th-century Romanesque church and antique castles — is still detached from the hustle and bustle seen vertiginously below.
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Many Zimbabweans have pointed out that Mnangagwa's party, the Zimbabwe African National Union — Patriotic Front (ZANU-PF) party has historically had its strongest support from the countryside, while the strongholds for the opposition party, the Movement for Democratic Change, tend to be concentrated in more urban areas like Harare and Bulawayo, the nation's second largest city.
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So as the opioid epidemic has transformed into more of a heroin and illicit fentanyl crisis than one of conventional opioid painkillers, some groups have seen disproportionate increases in overdose deaths — in particular, younger, more urban, more male, and more black populations who are historically at greater risk for illicit opioid overdose deaths than other groups.
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Despite political and cultural resistance, the nation is becoming more urban, less about manufacturing and, within the coming decades, less about oil and gas extraction and distribution, and more about distributed renewable power generation, electric and self-driving cars, greener and smarter cities and maybe companies with distributed workforces, massively changing where and how we work and live.
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You can also see them at Old Tunnel State Park, just south of Fredericksburg, or for a more urban experience, you can have a picnic or cocktail and watch 1.5 million bats drop down from under the Ann W. Richards Congress Avenue Bridge in Austin and take off across the river like a school of fish.
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" Without access to the Amazon rainforest, the community, surrounded on almost all sides by the steadily encroaching agricultural frontier in the southwestern edge of Mato Grosso state "would shift to a more and more urban type of life, moving progressively to the neighbouring cities of Brasnorte and Campo Novo do Parecís to find jobs and make living possible.
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Read more: Urban Outfitters and Anthropologie have a sneaky new strategy to avoid committing retail's deadliest mistakeThe company has grown at a rapid rate since it launched in 2014 and has since spread to London and the US, where it has signed on more than 6,500 retailers in the past 15 months, including the Urban Outfitters group, Levi's, Kylie Cosmetics, and Revolve, among others.
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V.) and Amy KlobucharAmy Jean KlobucharPoll: Nearly 4 in 5 say they will consider candidates' stances on cybersecurity The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape Native American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment MORE (D-Minn.) have introduced legislation and advocated for extending broadband into rural areas, whose connection speeds and general access to broadband lack heavily compared to more urban areas.
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In early January, the men's attorneys asked U.S. District Judge Eric Melgren to include prospective jurors from rural western Kansas because they were more likely to have voted for Trump and presumably have certain beliefs: In the eyes of Kari Schmidt, Wright's lawyer, citizens from more-urban have different belief systems from rural-area residents, which could affect the verdict in this high-stakes case.
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Volunteers from LessWalk move former Ofo bikes into storage ahead of their distribution to students in Myanmar Volunteers from LessWalk move former Ofo bikes into storage ahead of their distribution to students in Myanmar Further down the line, he is hopeful that he can inspire "global friends" to follow his lead and set up similar donation programs that will put the hundreds of thousands of abandoned bikes to work, instead of creating yet more urban trash.
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Richard NealRichard Edmund NealNY files motion to keep Trump tax returns lawsuit out of DC court Democrats give cold shoulder to Warren wealth tax Senate Dems urge Mnuchin not to cut capital gains taxes MORE and Stephen LynchStephen Francis LynchHillicon Valley: Appeals court rules Trump can't block people on Twitter | Tech giants to testify in House antitrust investigation | DHS set for grilling over facial recognition tech | Commerce to allow sales to Huawei Facebook official responds to Maxine Waters on cryptocurrency project House Democrats call for Facebook to halt cryptocurrency project MORE, did face primary challenges from the left; both won their races easily.) And while some have suggested that changing Somerville demographics (fewer working-class folks, more urban hipsters) may have moved the district left, a leftward lurch in voter sentiment hardly would have provided a basis for dumping the solidly progressive Capuano.
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