Region 1: Internet Culture & Absurdism Region 2: Arts & Entertainment Region 3: General culture Region 4: Disney/Pixar
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To be sure, that cost varies from region to region, and even from field to field within a region.
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The World Health Organization's Global Vaccine Action Plan, which the World Health Assembly endorsed in 2012, calls for the elimination of measles by next year in at least five of six regions of the world: African region, region of the Americas, south-east Asia region, European region, Eastern Mediterranean region, and Western Pacific region.
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These change from region to region; some are generations old.
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It is in the Alentejo region, not the Algarve region.
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They may vary from region to region but not by much.
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Gnocchi is a popular dish that varies from region to region.
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The weather service has detailed winter weather reports region by region.
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There's a quick survey of food across Spain, region by region.
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"Further, the reported general availability of insulin in the WHO Region of the Americas and the European Region is more than double that of the WHO African Region and South-East Asia Region," the report says.
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However, farmers were not happy with the rains in eastern region of Abengourou, in western region of Gagnoa, and in southern region of Divo.
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Read on to see the 10 best global universities: Country: United States Region: North America Total enrollment: 12,1363 Country: United States Region: North America Total enrollment: 45,591 Country: United States Region: North America Total enrollment: 23,210 Country: United States Region: North America Total enrollment: 21,2250 Country: United States Region: North America Total enrollment: 217.7,221 Country: United Kingdom Region: Europe Total enrollment: 22017,203 Country: United States Region: North America Total enrollment: 220,25 Country: United Kingdom Region: Europe Total enrollment: 210,790 Country: United States Region: North America Total enrollment: 40,174 Country: United States Region: North America Total enrollment: 16,914 Country: United States Region: North America Total enrollment: 11,53 Country: United States Region: North America Total enrollment: 20,324 Harvard University was ranked the best global university by U.S. News thanks in part to its broad-reaching international reputation and impressive research opportunities.
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Specific solutions will vary from problem to problem and region to region.
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ET, releases its latest Beige Book region-by-region look at economy.
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N.C.A.A. Tournament: West Region Preview The only region with a non-A.
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It is going region by region, state by state, locality by locality.
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A more stable region leads to a stronger and more prosperous region.
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"Because we are from the region, we know the region and we develop our platform to the region," said Murtadha Alalawi, communications manager for Careem.
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Forty-seven percent of respondents in this region are female (more than any other region), and 19 percent are black (also more than any other region).
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It varies from region to region, but there are no rules for it.
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The Paris region and the eastern region of Alsace are the most impacted.
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Hostels are not perfect, and like hotels will vary considerably region to region.
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The Pacific region, he asserted, is a "priority region" for the United States.
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They move frequently from region to region and are often unable to afford treatment.
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The aptly-named "US East (Ohio) Region" brings Amazon's total region count to 14.
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Sadly, there's no easy way to judge the risk of infection region by region.
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Samsung says that the new updates are rolling out region-by-region starting today.
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Control of the border region is of crucial importance for the landlocked Kurdish region.
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In particular, the R136 region of the nebula is known as a "starburst" region.
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The best performing region forecast for 2018 are the states in the West South Central region (Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Arkansas) with a combined growth rate of 3.36 percent, followed closely by the Mountain region at 3.29 percent and Pacific region at 2.93 percent.
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We are supporting the region, we are talking to our allies in the region, we are helping countries that need support, we are talking to Pakistan, Jordan, Egypt, Bahrain, Tunis, and other countries in the region, so we wanted to make sure that Saudi provides the stability that the region, and the hope that the region needs.
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Farmers said brown rot is damaging an increasing number of pods in the southwestern region of Soubre, the western region of Man and the center-western region of Daloa.
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The Asia region has been divided between the East Asia and Australia region, including Japan and Korea, and the South and Southeast Asia Region, including Indonesia and the Philippines.
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The Wii U is only playable in the region you buy it in Region-locking.
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Its price is mostly determined by long-term contracts that vary from region to region.
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The prices you pay can vary greatly from region to region, from market to market.
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These vary in flavour from region to region and between different varieties of the plant.
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Farmers remained optimistic the western region of Man, and in the eastern region of Abengourou.
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Our focus remains to build the leading internet platform for the region, from the region.
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The region-by-region assessment of the U.S. economy will be released at 0003 p.m.
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Aegean Macedonia for the region in Greece and Pirin Macedonia for the region in Bulgaria.
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After this was governor of Voronezh Region and Putin's Envoy in the Central Russian region.
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"The impact in the non-China region is bigger than the China region," Ren said.
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The father and son move from region to region, entering strangers' homes, administering the census.
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But there's evidence that the gaps aren't inevitable and vary significantly from region to region.
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These could vary considerably from region to region, state to state, even family to family.
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Travel to the region is heavily restricted and news about the region is often censored.
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Rondobras, based in Brazil's north region, will also expand Fortbras' footprint from the southeast region.
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"Your presence has always been a calamity for this region and the farther you go from our region and our nations, the more security would come for our region," the Iranian president added, urging the US and Western nations to "distance" themselves from the region.
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As for which purchases qualify, that will vary from region to region and carrier to carrier.
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There is a region around it called the "ergo region" where even light has to rotate.
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The Fed's Beige Book region-by-region look at the economy is released at 2 p.m.
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Rainfall was also below average in central region of Yamoussoukro and the western region of Man.
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We, in this region — New York, New Jersey region — we know how horrible our infrastructure is.
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However, from region to region, the way that heat will affect crops and insects will vary.
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These problems in Ningxia [Hui Autonomous Region] are problems that exist everywhere in the western region.
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Honduras and that region of the world may be the most violent region in our hemisphere.
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ET, the Fed releases its Beige Book, the region-by-region look at the U.S. economy.
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So far, however, accountability measures have varied from region to region — if they happen at all.
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Officials in the Mayak region said there were no plans to evacuate the region for now.
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"Our region flourished as an international sight-seeing region because of our Asian friends," said Kato.
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Suicide rates by region Still, the authors found that drivers of suicide fatalities varied by region.
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Looking at the way in which Iran is acting in the region to destabilize the region.
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"Your presence has always been a calamity for this region and the farther you go from our region and our nations, the more security would come for our region," he said.
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Worse, the first time I played I had to pick a world region, then a US time zone, then a region within that time zone, then an instanced lobby within that region.
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The original model launched in 2011 in seven regions: Arkansas, Colorado, New Jersey, New York's Capital District-Hudson Valley region, Ohio and Kentucky's Cincinnati-Dayton region, Oklahoma's greater Tulsa region and Oregon.
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The western region, which includes Badghis, has the second-biggest area under cultivation after the southern region.
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They assigned a certain region of the record to each region of the body and incubated it.
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An electron micrograph of the white matter region in an ASC-preserved region of a pig's brain.
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Rising prosperity in the region means the cost of manual work outsourced to the region is rising.
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And I would — first of all, face him down in that whole region, the whole Baltic region.
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"Region-lock" refers to when a console only plays the video games released in a specified region.
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This occurred specifically the region that recognizes faces, and not in the nearby region that recognizes places.
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The other new region-related news is the launch of two new configurations for multi-region coverage.
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Just as tastes in food and drink vary from region to region, so do preferences for drugs.
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He lauds the Rocky Mountain region of the Forest Service, the only region that employs field paleontologists.
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I think the main concern is, so far we consider the NAFTA region as one region economically.
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Construction workers, including apprentices, also receive an additional monthly salary that can vary from region to region.
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France is a key player in security in the region with about 3,500 troops in the region.
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We're a small dairy farm that wants to make good products from the region for the region.
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ET, when the Fed releases its Beige Book, the region-by-region assessment of the U.S. economy.
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The rituals and practices that attend the holiday vary from nation to nation, from region to region.
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These vary not just from region to region, but also from day to day, mood to mood.
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The outbreak has hit three regions — Madrid, the Rioja region, and the northern Basque region — particularly hard.
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The Indian government deployed 10,000 troops to the region last week after evacuating the region of tourists.
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Three deaths occurred in the eastern region of Limón and two in the western region of Guanacaste.
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This chart is linked heavily to the next one, which is how they do region by region.
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Rainfall was below average in the southern region of Agboville and in the eastern region of Abengourou.
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Starbucks saw comparable store sales increase by 25 percent in the Americas region, 23 percent in the China/Asia Pacific region and decrease by 210 percent in the Europe/Middle East/Africa region.
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In addition, DOE reports that three Houston-region refineries, and one in the Beaumont/Port Arthur region are operating at reduced levels, and two others in that Beaumont region are weighing a shutdown.
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The nearly 55-page report says the Pentagon's strategy in the Indo-Pacific region is to improve preparedness in the region, strengthen alliances, and increase multilateral arrangements with other countries in the region.
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The entire region will burn, leading to all US forces and interests in the region to be annihilated.
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My rosé pairing comes from the beautiful region called Anjou, which sits in the Loire region of France.
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And you have to get into, you know, region by region, because there are differentiations there as well.
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Other teams will focus on region-by-region concerns, issues specific to individual products and anticipating future challenges.
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The bright region in the top center region of brightness shows the area where the large flare occurred.
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The INSEA/MENA region is now split with MENA aligned to EMEA and INSEA aligned to APAC region.
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ET. The Fed's Beige Book, a region by region assessment of the economy, is out at 2 p.m.
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And has the crisis in the region become more difficult with the United States' disengagement from the region?
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ET. The Fed releases its Beige Book region-by-region assessment of the U.S. economy at 2 p.m.
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University Hospital in the mid-southern Region 11, which has a shorter waitlist for livers than Region 9.
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Since then, the country has been divided into a Serb region and a region of Croats and Muslims.
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That approach simplifies operations and makes it easier for a brand to scale without traveling region by region.
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Here is a region by region look at what can be expected for your Fourth of July plans.
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ET, while the Fed issues its Beige Book region-by-region assessment of the economy at 2 p.m.
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When it first announced this new region, Google positioned it as the ideal region for the entertainment industry.
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Rooms are decorated with traditional beaded furniture from the Samburu region and midcentury objects from the Maasai region.
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More small-business owners strongly approve of Trump in this region (45 percent) than in any other region.
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The killings sent shockwaves through the region, raising the specter of a wide-scale war in the region.
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The affected LRGs are Metropolitan City of Milan, City of Milan, City of Busto Arsizio, Autonomous Province of Bolzano, Autonomous Province of Trento, Autonomous Region of Sardinia, Autonomous Region of Valle d'Aosta, Region of Marche.
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The Federal Reserve's Beige Book, the region-by-region assessment of the U.S. economy, is out at 2 p.m.
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Location is important for allowing a place to think as a region, or allowing a contour around a region.
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By 10,000 years ago, the region was covered in coniferous forest, making the region once again impassable to humans.
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You can't make the coverage region too big, as you risk the region becoming too dissimilar and decreasing choice.
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Facebook will also have to navigate all of these regulations as they differ from region to region, Nayar said.
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The Mountain region remained the top-performing region, with the best year-over-year growth rate of 0.71 percent.
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Borama is the capital of Awdal region and the second largest city in Somaliland, a breakaway region of Somalia.
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"Violence in the Mopti region and northern region is really going to depress turnout," said U.S. researcher Bruce Whitehouse.
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The nature of women's work may vary from region to region, but the challenges they face connect them all.
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In the region of Daloa, which includes the region of Bouafle, rainfall was 38.1 mm, 25.9 mm above average.
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Iraq is the only country in the region to have established an autonomous Kurdish region, known as Iraqi Kurdistan.
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So we're building relationships with outside companies that will hire people from our region to work in our region.
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Projections show the Gulf region will be the world's hottest region by 2100 as a result of climate change.
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Formally known as the Asia Pacific (Mumbai) region, this new AWS region is the company's sixth in Asia Pacific.
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Bird flu was found among turkey in the Rostov region and among geese in the Krasnodar region, it said.
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Instead, we're left with a piecemeal region-by-region approach with confusing terms and no end dates in sight.
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Even in Peru, the precise ingredients of the marinade are flexible, varying from region to region, cook to cook.
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Turkey launched the attacks into the region after President Trump announced the withdrawal of U.S. troops from the region.
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Mexico, the second-largest economy in the region, has become a relevant market for the fintechs in the region.
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After a decline in deforestation rates, the region has seen a recent uptick, most notably in Brazil's Amazon region.
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ET. The Fed releases its Beige Book, the region-by-region assessment of the U.S. economy, at 2 p.m.
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This region of the genome—termed the MHC region—carries hundreds of genes typically associated with the immune system.
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The Federal Reserve will release its Beige Book, the region-by-region assessment of the U.S. economy, at 2 p.m.
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Banks should also housing credit policies on a region-to-region basis to avoid localized property market bubbles, Guo added.
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In the Europe, Middle East, Africa region and Asia-Pacific region, though, the tariffs issue is a much bigger deal.
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ET, and the Fed's Beige Book looking at a region-by-region assessment of the U.S. economy at 2 p.m.
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And while it will land in France, it will actually connect Google's North Virginia region directly to its Belgium region.
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How much temperatures dip from region to region may also result in a bigger or smaller increase for some Americans.
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Outbreaks continue to occur around the world, while the potential to spread the contagious disease from region to region remains.
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But ideas regarding the commonality of sustenance and its traditions may differ amongst producers and consumers from region to region.
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Global literacy rates are a huge inequality to tackle, and one that can look radically different from region to region.
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Google today announced the launch of its Osaka region, its second cloud region in Japan and seventh in Asia Pacific.
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That Georgian region, also with Moscow's help, has declared itself an independent state, like the Donetsk region of eastern Ukraine.
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It is endlessly appealing, and variations, even in Morocco, are the norm, from house to house and region to region.
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Banks should also housing credit policies on a region-to-region basis to avoid localised property market bubbles, Guo added.
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He also received 4.9 points more for every game played in a given region, including those outside his home region.
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Here's a look at how Apple did, product by product and region by region: This article originally appeared on Recode.net.
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This afternoon, the Fed issues its region-by-region look at the economy called the Beige Book at 2 p.m.
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"We can look at the loss of one data center within a region or the loss of an entire region."
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The region of Lombardy, which include Italy's business capital Milan, remains the worst hit Italian region with 172 confirmed cases.
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The Federal Reserve also releases its Beige Book, the region-by-region assessment of the U.S. economy, at 2 p.m.
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