Having a president who doesn't control the rest of the country, a government that doesn't control the rest of the country, is a good thing.
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The median age of the district is just above the median of the rest of the country, and the district's education levels are on par with the rest of the country.
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Neither can the rest of the country, according to Spotify.
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If I'm shrugging, are the rest of the country shrugging?
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And that's a lot like the rest of the country.
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That goes for much of the rest of the country.
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What's on the horizon for the rest of the country?
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America that pitted New York against rest of the country.
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Portland doesn't do what the rest of the country does.
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But it would not bind the rest of the country.
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The rest of the country was kept in the dark.
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But for the rest of the country, it was irresponsible.
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In the rest of the country, she is deeply unpopular.
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As the rest of the country went, so went doping.
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But the rest of the country had to catch up.
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Now perhaps the rest of the country will follow suit.
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Meanwhile, the rest of the country doesn't believe a word.
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The rest of the country is capable of saving itself.
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Opinion How the rest of the country can follow them.
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I think the rest of the country should follow suit.
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They were worried before the rest of the country was.
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Like the rest of the country, the park was decimated.
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The rest of the country isn't doing nearly so well.
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And like the rest of the country, they were divided.
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The rest of the country needs to just chill out.
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What will be visible to the rest of the country?
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We hope the rest of the country can step up.
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But the rest of the country isn't our California bubble.
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The city did the rest of the country a favor.
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Lee specializes in books banned in the rest of the country.
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Or just as secretly Tory as the rest of the country?
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That means the rest of the country lost an equivalent share.
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In the rest of the country, rebels fell into multiple categories.
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This came as a shock to the rest of the country.
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And they'll completely lose sight of the rest of the country.
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You sent a great message to the rest of the country.
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We are now catching up with the rest of the country.
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It can show the rest of the country how to win.
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Voting in the rest of the country begins at 8 a.m.
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This is a siren call to the rest of the country.
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And the rest of the country is joining in the excitement.
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The market in the rest of the country has mostly cooled.
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Did you travel the rest of the country to find out?
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Those Americans deserve equal representation with the rest of the country.
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The situation was the same in the rest of the country.
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I hope the rest of the country will follow that soon.
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Our volunteer army was invisible to the rest of the country.
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Another wealth gap separates Appalachia from the rest of the country.
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Let us pray for ourselves and the rest of the country.
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"Look at us today," Cuomo warned the rest of the country.
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The rest of the country should prepare to do it soon.
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Compared with the rest of the country, poverty there remains high.
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Workers in the rest of the country also deserve a raise.
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Data for the rest of the country were not immediately available.
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That is a sad indictment on the rest of the country.
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"It's the ideological and visual reverse of the rest of the country."
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I think sometimes you get tribal like the rest of the country.
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The pilot project will gradually extend to the rest of the country.
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The state leans slightly more Republican than the rest of the country.
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But fear has an effect, like in the rest of the country.
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"Maybe we're just like the rest of the country," says Mr Fuglie.
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And, just like the rest of the country, the family seems divided.
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And, like the rest of the country, the wealthy are politically polarized.
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Campaigning primarily for Obama voters instead of the rest of the country?
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The rest of the country was a little later to this game.
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While the rest of the country held its general elections on Nov.
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What the rest of the country calls milkshakes, Boston knows as frappes.
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"The rest of the country is super envious of Iowans," Levin said.
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Puerto Rico's crisis has broad implications for the rest of the country.
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But where was the political will in the rest of the country?
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But the group continues to operate in the rest of the country.
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Who knows when -- or if -- the rest of the country will follow.
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They believe he can do that for the rest of the country.
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So you've been seeing the rest of the country change, how so?
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But I don't see how that explains the rest of the country.
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Do insights about Wisconsin shed light on the rest of the country?
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Consumption was down 15% in the rest of the country, he added.
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Many rural Americans have isolated themselves from the rest of the country.
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That exemplifies the south's political difference from the rest of the country.
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Fighting in the rest of the country has further undermined the talks.
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In the rest of the country, self-service stations became the norm.
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Palenque is pretty much sealed off from the rest of the country.
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And how the decision could leave the rest of the country behind.
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New York and Washington are leaving the rest of the country behind.
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"We're outdoing the rest of the country on G.D.P.," Mr. Schwarzenegger said.
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The gains have been more muted for the rest of the country.
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It's like giving the middle finger to the rest of the country.
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It is time for the rest of the country to catch up.
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California should be a shining example for the rest of the country.
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The rest of the country is a jumble of sometimes contradictory requirements.
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The rest of the country isn't all that trusting of the media either.
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But the mood in the rest of the country is less than sanguine.
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The rest of the country should expect things to be hotter than normal.
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Even the rest of the country, an average ticket is what, nine bucks?
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However, activities in the rest of the country were continuing, the statement said.
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But now it's time for the rest of the country to catch up.
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Five years later, the rest of the country has jumped on the bandwagon.
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We have no idea what is happening in the rest of the country.
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What kind of image do we present to the rest of the country?
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She thinks the results could be generalizable to the rest of the country.
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One state should not set the standards for the rest of the country.
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People in the rest of the country can buy Obamacare plans on HealthCare.
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The rest of the country had finally caught up, and we had won.
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How do the state's homeless rates compare to the rest of the country?
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As with the rest of the country, housing inventory in Manhattan remains low.
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And the rest of the country, it seemed, was newly converted to homophobia.
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"We are already where the rest of the country is going," he said.
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But his team, and the rest of the country, will have to wait.
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The rest of the country must do what it can to help them.
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The rest of the country may be even less favorable to Mr. Sanders.
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We are, however, glad to see the rest of the country coming around.
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I understand that the rest of the country doesn't love California at all.
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It's not sexy work, and the rest of the country isn't paying attention.
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On March 26, it extended the lockdown to the rest of the country.
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"New York is a warning for the rest of the country," Muldoon said.
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Taliban insurgents control 14 percent, and the rest of the country is contested.
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That may be a lesson for the rest of the country as well.
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Now the company is poised to take over the rest of the country.
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We'll be documenting the holiday weekend just like the rest of the country.
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But both the city and the rest of the country are failing us.
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But it is a problem for the rest of the country as well.
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The rest of the country has reported 28 confirmed cases, and no deaths.
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"This is what the future looks like for the rest of the country."
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The storm will douse California before continuing across the rest of the country.
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What would the rest of the country do without the Patriots to hate?
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Yet the gains have been more muted for the rest of the country.
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Protests in the northeast are different from the rest of the country, however.
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The rest of the country should follow their example and not the president's.
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As in the rest of the country, women of color are disproportionately affected.
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The coast of Kenya has long felt different from the rest of the country.
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We found a divide between the tourism industry and the rest of the country.
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Like the rest of the country, the Catholic church in America has become polarised.
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Yet it is doing much better these days than the rest of the country.
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In the rest of the country, 92 people were killed, the same tally showed.
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The rest of the country saw the moon partially block it, called the penumbra.
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"We can't wait for them to liberate the rest of the country," he says.
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Migrantland seems to be more dependent on agriculture than the rest of the country.
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Aside from that, the rest of the country will probably enjoy pleasant seasonal weather.
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DES MOINES — The Iowa Democratic Party just left the rest of the country hanging.
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But for the rest of the country the warning lights are starting to flash.
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The rest of the country has seen barely seen an economic recover at all.
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So, what can the rest of the country expect to see blowing up soon?
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Today, Tehran appears to be following the lead of the rest of the country.
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So too would about $900 billion of property in the rest of the country.
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Most share a desire to understand or reconnect with the rest of the country.
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Is there a message you want to broadcast to the rest of the country?
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The certificates don't grant any legal status for the rest of the country, however.
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That doesn't mean the rest of the country won't find a way back in.
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But if Ali was in the ring, so was the rest of the country.
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"I don't want to feel that I'm apart from the rest of the country."
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It's not a message that is going to serve the rest of the country.
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For the rest of the country, here's the hard truth: We are your future.
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We are a little more libertarianish than voters in the rest of the country.
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Now he has finally decided to share it with the rest of the country.
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It's time for him to call on the rest of the country as well.
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It's time for him to call on the rest of the country as well.
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Frozen rivers connect rural villages the way highways connect the rest of the country.
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Look forward to winning here and doing well around the rest of the country.
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Are they powerful symbols for both disaster victims and the rest of the country?
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But the rest of the country is not suffering from those kinds of breakouts.
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The results are far better than Trump's approval in the rest of the country.
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Christmas time in the nation's capital is different from the rest of the country.
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And Mr. Khan failed to rally the rest of the country to his cause.
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It's age 18 in two provinces and 19 in the rest of the country.
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Larrauri, her family and the rest of the country had been through this before.
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All this as Virginia, like the rest of the country, celebrates Black History Month.
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The rest of the country has seen barely seen an economic recovery at all.
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Vermont is actually quite close to the rest of the country in this regard.
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But it's not clear the debate will resonate with the rest of the country.
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But the rest of the country remains pretty much out of the loop on hydrogen.
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But not many regions have meant to the rest of the country what Appalachia has.
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It wants to extend the NRC and Foreigners' Tribunals to the rest of the country.
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Richard, why can&apost you guys just love America like the rest of the country?
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For many generations, people and the rest of the country looked up to Donald Trump.
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The museum staff grieves alongside the rest of the country during this time of tragedy.
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Rents are still quite affordable in the Midwest compared to the rest of the country.
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The cost of living in London is significantly higher than the rest of the country.
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For the rest of the country, head over to the members' websites for more information.
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But this is just not true when you look at the rest of the country.
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Why are there more deaths in Dixie Alley than in the rest of the country?
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But like the rest of the country, the group is sharply divided along partisan lines.
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But unlike the rest of the country, 2017 actually seems to be treating Hanson well.
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That challenge exists in Michigan just as it does in the rest of the country.
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Do you ever wonder how your holiday gifts compare to the rest of the country?
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But the rest of the country is desperately poor, barely governed and awash with arms.
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He wants to focus instead on improving transmission lines to the rest of the country.
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It's a reflection of what the rest of the country already knows about Black women.
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Women in the rest of the country may stand to benefit from a federal standard.
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Half of the country doesn't believe in the rights of the rest of the country.
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The rest of the country doesn't appear to feel the same way about the Patriots.
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We are as divided as the rest of the country in the Age of Trump.
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It is a war most of the rest of the country would like to end.
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I mean, do you want the rest of the country to be like that, Juan?
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In Limburg, everything is a little more dignified than in the rest of the country.
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Next up: a wholesale distribution business to introduce the rest of the country to curds.
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The answer was to watch it live and celebrate with the rest of the country.
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Hopefully that will be a model to the rest of the country to show respect.
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But many in Washington often think differently than those in the rest of the country.
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The economic gap between the wealthiest cities and the rest of the country has widened.
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However, this will only widen the gap between them and the rest of the country.
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But DeHaan said the rest of the country will continue to see rising costs, too.
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It is the rest of the country, led by President Trump, against the Washington swamp.
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The price will remain unchanged at $20 a month in the rest of the country.
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Like the rest of the country, Michigan suffered a serious economic downturn beginning around 20153.
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Not so in the rest of the country, where 2045% of seed deals actually originate.
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But they began the Trump era in better shape than the rest of the country.
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"We'll see a jump in the next few days, as the rest of the country."
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London is said to have a more advanced outbreak than the rest of the country.
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Like the rest of the country, I'm obsessed with Netflix's reality show Love Is Blind.
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But the rest of the country needs a government that's fanatically committed to fighting recessions.
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While the rest of the country was consumed by anti-war and civil rights movements.
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Maybe because the rest of the country can't even agree on whether it's real chili.
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Infection rates in ultra-Orthodox communities are markedly higher than the rest of the country.
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But maybe it takes a pandemic for the rest of the country to take notice.
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But the new systems, previously unreported, extend that monitoring to the rest of the country.
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That is also true for black and Latinx people in the rest of the country.
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Next-day delivery, from local stores, would become available in the rest of the country.
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The court had already let the policy take effect in the rest of the country.
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We need a national law that extends this protection to the rest of the country.
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California has a staggering number of homeless people compared with the rest of the country.
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Tuesday's elections were a mixed bag for environmental measures across the rest of the country.
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Murkowski would exempt Alaska from the Roadless Rule that governs the rest of the country.
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Washington kept celebrating itself while the rest of the country became more and more disgusted.
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Abortion rights advocates say that could be a blueprint for the rest of the country.
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With the rest of the country, it's hard for him to have it both ways.
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The company said it would expand the service to rest of the country in 2018.
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So does the increasingly sharp division between Scottish politics and the rest of the country.
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The program later spread across Greater Los Angeles and then the rest of the country.
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I think it would be good for California, good for the rest of the country.
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The Sabarimala row has now engulfed not only Kerala, but the rest of the country.
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The software extends the state's ability to label Uighurs to the rest of the country.
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Given this state of affairs, maybe the real question we need to ask about our democracy is not how to do we make Washington more like the rest of the country, but how do we make the rest of the country more like Washington?
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He elaborated, explaining his position about celebrities and their influence on the rest of the country.
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It was not immediately clear how many others have died in the rest of the country.
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Telling only one half of our story is what the rest of the country does well.
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In the rest of the country, insurance plans are free to pick and choose these amounts.
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Don&apost you think the rest of the country should be as secure as our airports?
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Bureaucrats in the rest of the country should learn from the delta's sensible, market-oriented planners.
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But we find little evidence for a broader "Ferguson effect" in the rest of the country.
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We are on storm watch here at BuzzFeed News, along with the rest of the country.
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Still, he is skeptical the rest of the country will continue to remember this so intensely.
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The broader problem is that California's micromanagement poses a risk to the rest of the country.
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Southern Libya is less developed than the rest of the country with state services often absent.
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Whoever can crack the West Midlands is well placed to crack the rest of the country.
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Like much of the rest of the country, its racial demographics have diversified in recent years.
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This, the films posit, is the relationship of Christian America to the rest of the country.
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Financial liberalisation poured money into the south-east but left the rest of the country bereft.
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With dwindling popularity in the rest of the country, Trump needs Florida to stay in office.
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"We're almost a barometer for what the rest of the country will see eventually," he said.
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As with the rest of the country, Hillary Clinton is a divisive figure among these friends.
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But pushing out Jetblack to the rest of the country is not Walmart's long-term goal.
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The falling unemployment rates for veterans coincides with declining numbers for the rest of the country.
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Any tourism drop-off in Cape Town also hits the rest of the country, Ntshona said.
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But over all the city has problems the rest of the country would love to have.
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They carry disease, too, destined for towns connected to the rest of the country by road.
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But data has now given me a window into how the rest of the country lives.
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California is already a fairly risky place to live compared to the rest of the country.
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"In a crazy way we were more progressive than the rest of the country," she said.
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Fears over a no-deal Brexit hang heavy over Westminster and the rest of the country.
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"Ego is among our leading exports to the rest of the country and world," Keller joked.
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A separate time zone puts a state out of sync with the rest of the country.
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GL: That may be true for New York, but the rest of the country seems different.
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The rest of the country is regressing back to fossil fuels and old centralized communication routes.
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As the rest of the country plays catch-up, maybe -- for now -- that knowledge is enough.
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The company said it would expand the service to the rest of the country in 2018.
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There is widespread opposition to a Catalan breakaway among people in the rest of the country.
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California is already ahead of most of the rest of the country on addressing climate change.
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A century ago small rural towns were connected to the rest of the country by railroads.
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A Caesar is always within reach there, as it is across the rest of the country.
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Democrats could win Texas only if they win the rest of the country in a blowout.
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It is not merely money that separates the ruling class from the rest of the country.
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Wins there, the group argues, are not predictive of sentiment in the rest of the country.
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But as with the rest of the country, a shake-up has been slow to come.
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He portrays Texas as the canary in the coal mine for the rest of the country.
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If Amy has a good showing in Iowa, the rest of the country will take notice.
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Just a fourth of the rest of the country said they gave at least that amount.
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But like the rest of the country, the reintegration of its collection was an uneven process.
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But like the rest of the country, the reintegration of its collection was an uneven process.
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But as the rest of the country struggled through a moribund recovery, Columbus bounced back faster.
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How in the world have I become so completely disconnected from the rest of the country?
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The rest of the country looks upon New York like we're leftwing, communist, Jewish, homosexual pornographers.
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It was slavery's future in the rest of the country that allowed for no common ground.
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Dense jungle and vast rivers separate its sparsely populated communities from the rest of the country.
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Like the rest of the country, Gippsland is increasingly looking to tourism to bolster its economy.
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Like the rest of the country, there is a divide between the poor and the wealthy.
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Such a vote has little support among Spaniards in most of the rest of the country.
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It doesn't look like they will let Rubio — or the rest of the country — forget that.
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According to one theory, the rest of the country lags California politically by around 15 years.
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And in the rest of the country, people are struggling to find any productive investment ideas.
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Do you think that you're competing more with China, or with the rest of the country?
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I'm here to tell the rest of the country that this is not a novel thing.
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"I hope that we can complete this survey for the rest of the country," Love said.
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In these places, manufacturing's share of overall employment has risen relative to the rest of the country.
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Surely 2015 would be the year New York joined the rest of the country in legalizing MMA.
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He's shown the rest of the country that these people have a compelling reason to oppose him.
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It would also provide a clarifying moment for the conservative movement and the rest of the country.
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I started out in the tristate area and then moved on to the rest of the country.
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London is the world's most outsized capital city, sucking life out of the rest of the country.
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Because they don&apost just enter our state, they move on to the rest of the country.
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Instead the regime in Damascus milked the fertile northern plains to feed the rest of the country.
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And it's hard to say if the data can be extrapolated to the rest of the country.
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And then we realized what we had learned could be useful to the rest of the country.
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But journalism is not isolated from the same power dynamics that govern the rest of the country.
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And when it comes to crucial infrastructure, native communities are far behind the rest of the country.
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If they become popular enough, we're guessing they'll make it to the rest of the country ASAP.
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And unlike the rest of the country, the people at Kitty Kiernans aren't too concerned about impeachment.
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It broke 52% to 48% for Leave in the Brexit referendum, like the rest of the country.
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"Minnesota is emblematic of the problem that Democrats have around the rest of the country," George said.
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Groceries cost 5.2 percent more than the rest of the country, and healthcare costs 3.5 percent more.
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On average, it costs 34.1 percent more to live there than in the rest of the country.
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The underlying task is the restoration of mutual trust between Catalonia and the rest of the country.
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Or his razor-sharp wit, which the rest of the country discovered when he took to Twitter.
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Now the rest of the country can detest them as well and look forward to Election Day.
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Meanwhile, wages and productivity in eastern Germany still lag about 20% behind the rest of the country.
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Military rules, unlike the laws governing the rest of the country, do not allow for racial slurs.
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But unions in the Pacific Northwest are as strong or stronger than the rest of the country.
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Now it's Kaine's job is to reassure the rest of the country she doesn't really mean it.
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But they're still a long way to go to bringing the rest of the country on board.
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It's only a visible problem for the rest of the country once a line has been crossed.
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That is not to say that great things are not happening in the rest of the country.
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"Reykjavik is like Nordic Brooklyn and the rest of the country is like another planet," he said.
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Now, we're decamping for the rest of the country and going on tour from now until December.
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New York City sets much of the tone for the rest of the country on social issues.
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Maryland could expand their all-payer rate setting into a model for the rest of the country.
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"We are in a serious zone of conflict, different from the rest of the country," he said.
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The government extended a regional ban to the rest of the country at the end of 22017.
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" She added, "What's happening in Washington over the next year really impacts the rest of the country.
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The reduction started in Wuhan, and then spread to the rest of the country, according to NASA.
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The rest of the country has to figure out how to separate the vulgar from the unacceptable.
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It is that talent they are taking to the rest of the country, to the professional game.
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A former provincial politician in Ontario, Mr. Singh was little known in the rest of the country.
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But the rest of the country will get a real window into the character of our President.
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" "But the rest of the country will get a real window into the character of our President.
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Professors and students are wondering how the rest of the country could be so different from them.
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There is an even chance of a wetter-than-average spring across the rest of the country.
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Look to California, a true blue state, as a role model for the rest of the country!
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Similarly, the economy that will have to support that population also mirrors the rest of the country.
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The infrastructure proposal is the president's attempt to expand these waivers to the rest of the country.
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The 1 percent have more in common with each other than with the rest of the country.
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The rest of the country cannot continue to lag behind as opioid overdose deaths continue to surge.
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Flags at government buildings in Yala, like the rest of the country, are flying at half mast.
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For example, electricity rates in California are double the average rates of the rest of the country.
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The data was also only from California, which may not be representative of the rest of the country.
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Although Iceland's capital, Reykjavík, hosts Pride celebrations, there are fewer public celebrations in the rest of the country.
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The efforts in the Chesapeake Bay region are a model for the rest of the country, Vilsack said.
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Now, the rest of the country is waiting to find out what Mueller just dropped on Barr's desk.
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Early this year, the singer and composer charmed the rest of the country with the hit song 'Jenifer.
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"That allows him to see what people are like throughout the rest of the country," the official said.
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Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman told the Times that the program will expand to the rest of the country.
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And it would prevent the rest of the country from being frozen in a permanent state of war.
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In the year to September Scotland's GDP grew by 0.7%; the rest of the country grew by 2.4%.
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The region has long been more equal than the rest of the country: that is likely to change.
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I wrote about both these explosive cases and, like the rest of the country, was disturbed and mesmerized.
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"London just needs feeding all the time, to the detriment of the rest of the country," said Calvey.
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Its glitzy hotels and restaurants are where the money looted from the rest of the country is spent.
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Otherwise, it would only be able to supply part of its capacity to the rest of the country.
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One percenters like himself, Hughes insists, have a moral responsibility to look after the rest of the country.
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The rest of the country is not expected to reach this threshold until the middle of the century.
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Jennie Garth and Tori Spelling are bringing Beverly Hills to the rest of the country later this year.
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St. Louis has been recovering from the recession at a slower rate than the rest of the country.
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The rest of the country will have to wait a few months to start getting Facebook blood requests.
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Between the lines: Florida is a perennial battleground state with divisions much like the rest of the country.
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How does a local or state law threaten to spread to the rest of the country or world?
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I'm an ex-pat who has to try and explain this place to the rest of the country.
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Ian Manheimer: The number of independent pizzerias is contracting in New York...and the rest of the country.
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You may fool the rest of the country, but I'll call your bluff any day of the week.
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What happens to the rest of the country when its biggest, fastest-growing cities are no longer tenable?
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We want candidates to help the rest of the country see that unionizing is a fundamental American value.
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The effects of clustering have lifted a limited number of cities far above the rest of the country.
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Much of the rest of the country appears to have adopted Rouhani's stance and is clinging to hope.
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The rest of the country doesn't look like Republican voters in Alabama," Himes said on CNN's "New Day.
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Security in Beijing, and the rest of the country, has been extremely tight as the congress gets underway.
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It does cost 13.7 percent more to live in New Hampshire than in the rest of the country.
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Groceries cost nearly 6 percent more than the rest of the country, and healthcare is 12 percent more.
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How do you think being a teacher in your city/school compares to the rest of the country?
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But there is value in the rest of the country hearing from more members of these affected communities.
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They are also more optimistic than the rest of the country about the direction the U.S. is headed.
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This advantage over the rest of the country comes with a decided disadvantage — the potential for confirmation bias.
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Modern secessionists have argued that Californians have simply drifted too far culturally from the rest of the country.
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They send a signal to the rest of the country that the regime will be there to last.
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This futile gesture symbolizes how the city feels isolated from so much of the rest of the country.
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They have allowed the emergence of a separate elite system, while the rest of the country subsidizes it.
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"Cooperative federalism doesn't mean that one state can dictate standards for the rest of the country," he said.
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New Hampshire is unique in some ways, but quite similar to the rest of the country in others.
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But only once the rest of the country starts liking the sport some two decades after the fact.
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Like the rest of the country, Texas could be hit with a blue wave in this year's midterms.
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The chief executive's attitudes can trickle down to the rest of the country and set a toxic tone.
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"Our hope is that this bill will be a model for the rest of the country," Keenan said.
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The Ivy League, again ahead of the rest of the country, announced it was canceling all spring sports.
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Has there been any change in the ambivalence with which the rest of the country viewed New York?
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They may not vote for the party the rest of the country would like them to vote for.
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"Whether he appeals to the rest of the country, I don't know," he said of Mr. de Blasio.
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They've shown the rest of the country what happens when people care about and organize around women's health.
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Its military, like the rest of the country, is plagued by a lack of spare parts and fuel.
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And if you're in Alabama, feel free to join in on screaming with the rest of the country.
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But that might not be the case for Democrats in a lot of the rest of the country.
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Part of it is the great wealth gap between the Acela corridor and the rest of the country.
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This has to stop unless the rest of the country is willing to let Berkeley become a battlefield.
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Some locals point out with pride that they have become a model for the rest of the country.
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Many Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents here are experiencing the political indecision racking the rest of the country.
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But the government said Hubei would now resume using the same criteria as the rest of the country.
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In the column, I talk about the lessons that Eisgruber's campaign holds for the rest of the country.
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Detested by many urban liberals,he enjoys a star following in much of the rest of the country.
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The rest of the country was unconvinced, too, and female suffrage remained a controversial cause in American politics.
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For much of the rest of the country, it is committed civil servants who help make society work.
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They are unlikely to include a big reduction in Alberta's net transfers to the rest of the country.
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Shale communities enjoyed consistently low unemployment rates and sucked-in idle labor from the rest of the country.
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"People in Khartoum don't know anything about the rest of the country," sniffs Said Shareef, a rebel commander.
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Yet Mr. Trump, much as he has in the rest of the country, has become a polarizing force.
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The governor also talked about the many ways California sets the agenda for the rest of the country.
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Democrats may be right to say that the three special elections don't reflect the rest of the country.
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Indiana residents also have a relatively low state and local tax burden compared to the rest of the country.
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Kaikoura, which is near the epicenter of the quake, is now cut off from the rest of the country.
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California is redoubling its efforts to cut carbon emissions, perhaps dragging the rest of the country to follow suit.
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Of course, you cannot extrapolate from life in Pyongyang what conditions are like in the rest of the country.
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Today, the NYC chapter is trying to set a structural precedent for the rest of the country, Ossorio says.
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If the people who know you best have you there, why should the rest of the country elect you?
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You say you like where you live, but how does it measure up to the rest of the country?
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In recent years, Lancaster, for instance, accepted 22019 times more refugees per capita than the rest of the country.
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Some schemes, like midday meals at government schools, went on to set standards for the rest of the country.
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Compared to the rest of the country, Sarasota's cost of living is 3.80 percent lower than the U.S. average.
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JUST one road connects Tumaco, the second-busiest port on Colombia's Pacific coast, to the rest of the country.
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A blowhard criticizing Hollywood for setting a freewheeling example he felt the rest of the country shouldn't be following.
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It could be reversed by the Supreme Court — or affirmed, expanding the decision to the rest of the country.
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It shouldn't be their responsibility to teach the rest of the country that they are whole, multi-faceted people.
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However, rates in many southern states—including Mississippi, Georgia, and Arkansas—are lower than the rest of the country.
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The rest of the country received £114bn more than they paid in tax, thanks in part to government borrowing.
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Marinelli told Fox News he is well-aware that many conservatives support California leaving the rest of the country.
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Tech is still growing increasingly concentrated in a few prospering metropolitan areas while the rest of the country drifts.
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Initially Ahmed responded to online criticism by saying the rest of the country was in denial about child abuse.
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The rest of the country, meanwhile, has been reminded that the Iowa caucus is a cruel thing to navigate.
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"In many way Iowa becomes a model for the rest of the country and the future of American democracy."
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And like the rest of the country, those governments are occasionally run by oddballs, charming incompetents, and outright criminals.
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"On its best day, Congress can be 20 or 30 years behind the rest of the country," Gillibrand bemoans.
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Wider availability — basically the rest of the country — will need to wait until 2017 says The Wall Street Journal.
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In 2012 and 2020 productivity per worker fell in London, though it rose in the rest of the country.
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I even get the impression that the rest of the country now finds Californians more obnoxious than New Yorkers.
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We also know what happens when California legislates – the rest of the country will more-or-less follow suit.
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Civil libertarians soon embraced it as an article of faith, and ultimately the rest of the country did, too.
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How do you think being a teacher in your city and school compares to the rest of the country?
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"The rest of the country does not understand that it is not easily transmittable and easily manageable," Hanssens said.
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He's talking down to his supporters, plus the rest of the country, by constantly saying stuff that's not true.
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"There is a gaping chasm between wealthy London and the rest of the country," she said in the speech.
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While the rest of the country sank into a recession, Houston was swimming in money from an oil boom.
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California "shouldn't and can't dictate to the rest of the country" what those emissions levels should be, he added.
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California Republicans have acted more like Republicans in the rest of the country than expected in a blue state.
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It also provides evidence indicating that minority audiences are more avid media consumers than the rest of the country.
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While the rest of the country is partying or on vacation, chefs are working their hardest, detached from society.
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"Bumble will get scale throughout the rest of the country and the rest of the world eventually," said Ross.
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While the rest of the country sees the television coverage from a distance, we see the trauma up close.
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Instead, America voted not just for more cancer but to deny the rest of the country access to chemotherapy.
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Social services could help change that on the reservation, and in the rest of the country, according to Zuckerberg.
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In New York, especially in Queens, the beer industry is still underdeveloped, compared with the rest of the country.
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How mobbed up were New York politicians and cops in Costello's time compared to the rest of the country?
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I also know that my particular avocado-toast world is hardly a reflection of the rest of the country.
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It also may be somewhat more representative, in terms of concerns and policy, for the rest of the country.
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But it doesn't allow them to pass laws that make the rest of the country follow their religious tenets.
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Coastal cities, particularly those on the West Coast, tended to be more expensive than the rest of the country.
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"Five to 10 points is enough of a win to show to the rest of the country," Harpootlian added.
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Rural populations are older and sicker than the rest of the country, making them high-risk for severe coronavirus.
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He spoke to people holding up cellphones and to television cameras broadcasting live to the rest of the country.
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There's "a ton of runway" in the rest of the country, as well as in coastal regions, he added.
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More important, the rest of the country just doesn't get how much Alabama voters like and trust Mr. Moore.
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The upcoming census begins in Alaska in January 2020 and across the rest of the country in April 2020.
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The MVDs also show a larger differential between the capital region of Hovedstaden and the rest of the country.
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And much of the rest of the country has been left to wonder what this unfamiliar term actually means.
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The other issue is that Western Australians are just too similar to those in the rest of the country.
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And the economies of the nine states have grown faster than the economy of the rest of the country.
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The Houston rebuild effort should also guide our urban and suburban development efforts in the rest of the country.
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Surely there's an engaging way to feature more affordable homes from the rest of the country, at least occasionally.
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And Hollywood, like the rest of the country, has never been a level playing field for people of color.
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Lesbians were working on communal organic farms and freaking out about pesticides decades before the rest of the country.
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However, I know -- unlike the NRA -- that what I want may not fit for the rest of the country.
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That in turn is weakening the headwaters of vital rivers flowing to the rest of the country, scientists say.
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The Yankees have delighted the rest of the country — especially Houston — by repeatedly coming up short in the postseason.
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But the outcome also revealed the depth of the Valley's disconnection with much of the rest of the country.
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The attack ultimately afflicted the rest of the country and played a role in much of 85033 presidential campaign.
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So what of the rest of the country, where most municipalities have only a fraction of San Francisco's resources?
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While Ould Cheikh Ahmed said that was a positive sign, the rest of the country remains wracked by violence.
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Reply with your best pictures of the border - let the rest of the country see what's at stake. pic.twitter.
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But the difference between the age of the white population in Nevada and the rest of the country isn't huge.
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But when it's measured against the cost of living … that edge over the rest of the country just isn't enough.
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There's no better way to argue that she's championing the downtrodden and forgotten people in the rest of the country.
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Hopefully, more stringent regulations will also be applied to other areas in southern California and the rest of the country.
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We did not notice as much before because the consequences were not as significant to the rest of the country.
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And like the rest of the country probably never thought that there would be a President Trump at that moment.
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In these regards, California Republicans act more like the rest of the country than the blue state that they are.
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But the November 2018 midterms were an earthquake, and New York went even further than the rest of the country.
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After avoiding Congress for years, tech companies are now asking for help The rest of the country is watching closely.
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He hopes peace will return to the rest of the country, and that services such as education will be improved.
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I hope that the mistakes that were made in Detroit can show something important for the rest of the country.
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Prices in Dublin were up 8.3 percent compared to an increase of 13.2 percent in the rest of the country.
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In reality, though Texas did make progress, it still significantly outpaces the rest of the country in its CO2 emissions.
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"It is not about what's going on around the rest of the country," she declared at her election-eve rally.
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But the rest of the country cannot help with cleanup if it does not know what the mess looks like.
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I don&apost want the rest of the country to get a tax cut and have my constituents subsidizing it.
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Her victories have come in big, multi-ethnic California; her name recognition in the rest of the country remains scant.
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Residents pay about 4.5 cents per kilowatt-hour, compared to 10 cents the rest of the country pays on average.
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Poaching of wild animals has been a concern in the area as well as in the rest of the country.
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Catch Daisyhead on tour on the dates below, with more to be added soon for the rest of the country.
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Residents of Indiana also have a relatively low state and local tax burden compared to the rest of the country.
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Moore is the untrammeled (white) Alabama id, the personification of everything the rest of the country believes us to be.
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But now California's cultural and political leanings have begun to shift away from most of the rest of the country.
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"It's really time for New York to get in line with the direction the rest of the country has gone."
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To see what sets North Carolina apart from the rest of the country, go back to Villanova's victory against Kansas.
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Of course, Iowa is just Iowa, and is neither particularly large nor very representative of the rest of the country.
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It was a progressive step for NASA, but unfortunately, the rest of the country wasn't so forward-thinking about it.
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It's the perfect way to remind the rest of the country that, when it comes to charcuterie, Bayonne is boss.
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The path of totality is only 70 miles wide, but the rest of the country will see a partial eclipse.
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Both states experienced higher unemployment rates as coal and oil prices tumbled, even while the rest of the country recovered.
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Why should Hawaii, who is thousands of miles away from the rest of the country, control who can come in.
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At a time when the consumption happens in the rest of the country, Yulin is unlikely to act against it.
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"Davaoanians", as they call themselves, feel it is time the rest of the country got a taste of Duterte's rule.
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Trump was declared the winner in the Aloha State while much of the rest of the country was already asleep.
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Eight years ago, the federal and state governments set targets for "closing the gap" with the rest of the country.
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And there are a whole bunch of other demographic ways where Muslim Americans essentially reflect the rest of the country.
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Atlantic City's jobless rate of 7.7% is far higher than that of the state or the rest of the country.
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But it's clear that the book industry—like the rest of the country—is now consumed by all things Trump.
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But once again, the White House is staying silent, making everything worse for them and the rest of the country.
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And yet they are legal in only 28 states; in the rest of the country, many practice outside the law.
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Simply put, according to these reporters, it's bad government — and the rest of the country is becoming more like California.
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They had entered China via Tianjin Port, and were intended to make their way through the rest of the country.
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"These provisions really are historic and will be a beacon of light for the rest of the country," Sasaki said.
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The reports in Spanish that emanated from the television behind him were suggesting that the rest of the country disagreed.
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Mr Johnson has spent his career making lucky bets—lucky for him, that is, not the rest of the country.
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They assume the rest of the country will vote as it has so far, and the race could easily change.
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In the rest of the country, however, lawmakers who want to use transgender people as political scapegoats continue to fail.
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The sheets will first be shipped to New York in July, and hopefully, the rest of the country will follow.
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But as the rest of the country wrote off the Trojans, they've spent the past two months actually becoming...good?
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Furthermore, 85033 percent of Latino households have children under 18, compared to 40 percent for the rest of the country.
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Perhaps the biggest drags on voter turnout in Milwaukee, as in the rest of the country, were the candidates themselves.
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The rest of the country was effectively shut down: Maduro had closed schools and told public employees to stay home.
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But elsewhere in Kentucky (not to mention the rest of the country) people prefer to barbecue whole pork shoulder, a.k.a.
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If they manage to speak loudly and clearly, something could change in Catalonia, and in the rest of the country.
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The rest of the country is left with the impression that Chinese-Australians are a unified bloc that supports Beijing.
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I think we should not regard that there's an obligation for Silicon Valley to save the rest of the country.
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New York, along with the rest of the country, is seeing an uptick in cases of the flu this winter.
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Nationally, the average energy burden for low-income families is three times greater than for the rest of the country.
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And the data, he said, paints a grim picture — both for Los Angeles and for the rest of the country.
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Low-cost gas has cut emissions and energy costs throughout the Midwest, and much of the rest of the country.
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Louisiana, like the rest of the country, is also in desperate need of ventilators, according to the Department of Health.
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So far, games had been cancelled in the northern regions but had gone ahead over the rest of the country.
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"The CNN segment shows exactly what the elites of America think about the rest of the country," said Noah Weinrich.
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But Pruitt said that California "shouldn't and can't dictate to the rest of the country" what emissions levels might be.
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Out in the rest of the country, they are seeing a guy who is focused on jobs and the economy.
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As the news progressed and the story unfolded, like the rest of the country, I was fascinated with the developments.
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In the 2000s, we witnessed a wave of predatory lending and home foreclosures years before the rest of the country.
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"But then we began to encroach, I guess you might say, on the rest of the country," Mr. Diker said.
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The state is obviously a small one, but it has a lot in common with the rest of the country.
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In the financial world, we know how this stage ended for investors, not to mention the rest of the country.
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The growing partisan divergence separating large-metro suburbs from those in the rest of the country extends to congressional elections.
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"Nevada is certainly much more representative of the rest of the country than either Iowa or New Hampshire," she said.
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Harris is hoping for the same: If she can convince Iowans she's electable, the rest of the country might follow.
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But the rest of the country was getting only the occasional glimpse of those battles, never the source documents themselves.
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Though Germany had annexed Czechoslovakia's Sudetenland region, the rest of the country and its capital remained still free and independent.
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Bits Last month's presidential election exposed the gulf between the technology industry and much of the rest of the country.
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Parker: Overall, about 35% of adults in these districts have degrees, compared to 29.7% for the rest of the country.
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The city's teenagers now enroll in college at a rate only slightly below that in the rest of the country.
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"I think it hurts him with the rest of the country because it seems petty and almost irrelevant," Zelizer said.
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He doesn't view himself as speaking for the nation -- whether to the rest of the country or to the world.
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From 2010 to 2014, those five regions created as many net new businesses as the rest of the country combined.
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The new minimum wage is £10.50 ($13.60) for the London area and £9.50 ($12.30) for the rest of the country.
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Prices in California are rising nearly twice as fast as the rest of the country, according to the Labor Department.
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"It's important for it to be able to work with the rest of the country and the world," he said.
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California's sales come from a state which generally scrutinizes privacy to a higher degree than the rest of the country.
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For the 'AAA' rating scenario the revised assumptions are 65.5% for Stockholm and 61.7% for the rest of the country.
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But economists and geographers are now questioning what the nature of their success means for the rest of the country.
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In my column this morning, I argue that the rest of the country owes New York a big thank you.
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The entertainment establishment is, indeed, now an establishment of sorts, and it is detached from the rest of the country.
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But many of those services aren't available (or in some cases relevant) in much of the rest of the country.
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In the rest of the country, the mosquitos only appear during certain months, giving them fewer opportunities to spread the virus.
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Earlier this year, a slump in Southern California home sale was deemed a warning sign to the rest of the country.
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That's like putting someone on the bike path when the rest of the country is on a major eight-lane highway.
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Instead, it's a microcosm—albeit an odd one—of the culture war that the rest of the country is consumed by.
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The result is pockets of virtual impunity with massive numbers of unsolved murders when compared to the rest of the country.
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Bradley Byrne (R-Ala.) said he applauds Sessions for his service to Alabama as well as the rest of the country.
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However, the deepening split between generations of military families and the rest of the country is unlikely to be resolved soon.
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In the rest of the country, car ownership rates correlate fairly closely with rising incomes and falling rates of motorcycle ownership.
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This town of 13,000 inhabitants also happens to have a record of voting in line with the rest of the country.
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A new politically correct cautiousness has also made us as positive and peppy as people from the rest of the country.
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But the rest of the country is catching up fast, thanks to a drop in birth rates and rising life expectancy.
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In his opinion, the palace has failed to evolve along with the rest of the country in the post-WWII era.
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Brexit was supposed to force the political class to venture out of its bubble and rediscover the rest of the country.
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And it could be reversed by the US Supreme Court — or affirmed, expanding the ruling to the rest of the country.
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Democrats insist that bringing the rest of the country online is going to take a serious amount of new federal investment.
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The state is riotously multilingual, even as English remains the essential language, as it is in the rest of the country.
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By further improving infrastructure, he believes the province can achieve higher growth and increase engagement with the rest of the country.
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Mike Posner's ditching his L.A. bachelor pad, and based on the asking price the rest of the country is saying, WTF?!!
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This zone would then share its experience with the rest of the country before the other regions proceed with the plan.
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Restoring and maintaining the rest of the country would also heavily depend on the support the regime receives from these allies.
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Ben Sasse of Nebraska has been trying to understand last weekend's violence in Charlottesville, much like the rest of the country.
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Dick Durbin of Illinois, who added that Republicans are now caught between appeasing their base and the rest of the country.
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Ellison Wednesday on Capitol Hill, where politicians are buzzing -- like the rest of the country -- about Em's epic cypher attacking Trump.
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But help won't arrive any time soon unless the rest of the country looks past the myths of wealth and wellness.
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London's wealth, confidence and ease with ethnic diversity have created an invisible moat, separating it from the rest of the country.
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Chicago, and the rest of the country was afflicted by segregation, which rendered upward mobility institutionally impossible for most black Americans.
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" Much like a prototyping process, states can "try novel social and economic experiments without risk to the rest of the country.
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Unlike in the rest of the country, above-average temperatures were expected across the West into the Great Basin and Rockies.
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First of all, the health care industry – especially the heath information technology industry – and the rest of the country rarely communicate.
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"People from this region are feeling isolated from the rest of the country," said Eric Chitayi, a security guard in Kisumu.
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"We see this as setting a precedent for the rest of the country, the rest of the world," an official said.
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Andrew M. Cuomo for New York State to join the rest of the country in permitting this form of professional combat.
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"The Senate is steeped in tradition and just like the rest of the country, sometimes things have to change," she said.
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The disparity between the capital's needs and those of the rest of the country has fostered a strain of London nationalism.
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But there's also no excuse for the second-class status of African Americans in most of the rest of the country.
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The Brexit Party will, however, challenge the Labour Party and other "Remainer parties" in the rest of the country, Farage said.
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He's caught between his supporters who cheer the bullying and the rest of the country who wishes he'd practice self-control.
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Why would California taxpayers expect the rest of the country to bail them out if they support this kind of stuff?
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The Trump tax program, however, makes clear that the rest of the country no longer is willing to subsidize such chaos.
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"I think Vermont is a beacon of hope for the rest of the country," Hallquist said during an interview with Reuters.
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Iowa voters also seem to value hard core honesty and plain speaking a little more than the rest of the country.
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"Worst case scenario is that Michigan is representative of the future of the rest of the country as well," said Pallas.
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Geno Auriemma and Connecticut, once again, are equals in contests that felt stacked against the rest of the country for years.
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Between 2009 and 2013, the infant-mortality rate was 16 percent higher in Appalachia than in the rest of the country.
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However, it has been unable to solidify its hold on the capital in Tripoli, let alone the rest of the country.
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"While the rest of the country was floundering, Pittsburgh stood on the gas and reinvented itself as a city," he said.
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The troika said it sought to widen the ceasefire in Aleppo to the rest of the country, but that hasn't happened.
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But it looks like even some top Republicans have joined the rest of the country in blubbering about Obama's inevitable departure.
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There are more plant scientists between, like, Illinois and Missouri and Kansas than there are in the rest of the country.
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This is especially important for Latinos as our median age is 27, compared to 37 for the rest of the country.
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Finally, in the United States the economic gap between the wealthiest cities and the rest of the country has grown considerably.
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The diversity of the Great Lakes state makes it a microcosm for what the rest of the country might be thinking.
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"We're trying to set an example for the rest of the state and the rest of the country," Mr. Blumenfield said.
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Caracas University Hospital faces the same shortages as the rest of the country: disinfectant, chlorine, surgical gloves, face masks, and funds.
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The next recession, whenever it comes, will almost certainly land harder here than it does in the rest of the country.
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The result has been a party adored by coastal progressive states, but disconnected from much of the rest of the country.
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Oregon for many years deliberately sought to cordon itself off from the rest of the country, and by some measures succeeded.
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"We hope that the things we're doing aggressively here can set a template for the rest of the country," he said.
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But in the rest of the country, they lost almost as many, which left them pretty much back where they started.
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If Guangdong is resistant to contagion from Hong Kong, it is likely that the rest of the country is immune, too.
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That is still the law, but prices are no longer so low compared to the rest of the country after Gov.
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But, thyroid experts say, that is not the norm in the rest of the country and the rest of the world.
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And is there a uniquely Canadian, commercially made snack where you live that the rest of the country should know about?
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Contract workers, rent regulations, college athletes: Are sweeping new regulations in California blazing a path for the rest of the country?
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Bernie Quigley: Does New Hampshire still have that cachet which has made it a bellwether for the rest of the country?
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Lessig sees this effort — citizen-led, nonpartisan and focused on systemic change — as a template for the rest of the country.
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The election reinforces the feeling that the prosperity of many metropolitan areas is not shared by the rest of the country.
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"Cooperative federalism doesn't mean that one state can dictate standards for the rest of the country," he said in a statement.
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"Just like the rest of the country, we woke up to the news of Trump having canceled his visit," Treacy said.
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While thousands of people are right now watching their homes wash away, the rest of the country watches helpless and aghast.
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The Saleh-Houthi pact sowed chaos, enabling a rebel takeover of the capital and much of the rest of the country.
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The debates serve as an important opportunity for smaller campaigns to get their message out to the rest of the country.
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It's possible that, for whatever reason, most of the largest cities saw spikes but the rest of the country did not.
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Mr. Heyne said Washington's move, while not unique, is a "bellwether" for what could happen in the rest of the country.
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But he thought it would probably be another Washington spectacle that wouldn't really register in the rest of the country anyway.
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Interpreted in the most literal possible way, Medicare-for-all would entail extending Medicare coverage to the rest of the country.
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According to the FBI statistics, we're the 7th safest city in U.S. But the rest of the country doesn't know that.
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On top of their debt, millennials (alongside the rest of the country) are dealing with wage stagnation despite an improving economy.
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I am so proud of you in the city and community and what you mean to the rest of the country.
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The division between the capital city and the rest of the country is highlighted by the result that cites 62 percent of London-based respondents believe the market is in the early to middle stages of a downturn whereas in the rest of the country excluding London, the same proportion feel that the market is in an upturn phase.
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HM: I'm persuaded of Franklin Zimring's analysis of the New York crime drop that led the country in 1994, when crime dropped 12 percent in New York City when it was 1 percent in the rest of the country, and the next year it was down 16 percent when it was flat in the rest of the country.
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Along with much of the rest of the country, North Carolina fell victim this year to the extremism exploited by Donald Trump.
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Moore, and the rest of the country, knew about the family separation policy when he encountered the family and snapped the photo.
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Last week, the housing ministry said Beijing's tightening experience deserved to be studied by the rest of the country, state media reported.
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As such there are strict quarantine laws in place to ensure the spread of the pest to the rest of the country.
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The situation in Xinjiang could be a harbinger for draconian surveillance measures rolled out in the rest of the country, analysts say.
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The House districts with the closest races in the midterm elections tend to be more educated than the rest of the country.
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Clinton has followed accepted wisdom in going after the 10 or so swing states and essentially ignoring the rest of the country.
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In America, capital and credit flowing from the rest of the country cushion the impact of a downturn in any one state.
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With the seed funding, Selected will continue to develop its business in the NE U.S., and, later, the rest of the country.
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There are now 10 percent more people per polling place in the formerly-supervised areas than in the rest of the country.
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SINCE 24.5 the price of the average house in London has tripled in real terms, easily outstripping the rest of the country.
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Together, under the leadership of Governor Gavin Newsom, we have the opportunity to create a model for the rest of the country.
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Frederick paints photorealist settings within rural settings at night time, giving us cityfolk an intimate view of the rest of the country.
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The service aimed to connect San Francisco, an isolated town of about 57,000 at the time, to the rest of the country.
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The majority of Virginia's 87 executions since 1995 -- as in the rest of the country -- were carried out via lethal injection. Gov.
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While Case applauded executives like Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg for visiting the rest of the country, he said more needs to be done.
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Before the event began, some administration officials warned that Trump would be watching the hearing along with the rest of the country.
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Military installations are steadily decaying along with the rest of the country, and salaries quickly disappear amid 2 million percent annual inflation.
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The Arctic is ground zero for climate change; temperatures are rising here at twice the rate of the rest of the country.
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When Los Angeles erupted into violence in the '90s, the rest of the country watched the pandemonium in a state of shock.
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Some believe that raising the minimum wage in California and New York will set a precedent for the rest of the country.
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What is being asked of them is to turn their personal pain into a healing process for the rest of the country.
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California requires that, six other states require it, and they have half the rate of harassment of the rest of the country.
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Good news — there's an historic rocket launch early tomorrow morning that you can catch while the rest of the country is sleeping.
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" "If the Republican Party doesn't start looking like the rest of the country, there won't be a Republican Party in this country.
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What separates the 16 counties where the death penalty regularly endures from the rest of the country, where it is fading away?
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But within the overall tax cuts, the wealthiest 22018 percent of taxpayers would benefit far more than the rest of the country.
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Nicole and her husband, Christian, wish the rest of the country could experience what they've seen and felt over the past month.
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Both the separatist-controlled east and the rest of the country are struggling with freedom-of-the press issues and media restrictions.
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And if the rest of the country had followed our lead, we wouldn't have had all these problems over all these years.
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When it comes to immigration, commentators tend to pit blue states against red states, the coasts against the rest of the country.
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" Her friend Sarahi said, "I feel like we have something to teach the rest of the country, it makes me really proud.
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This, however, is anathema to London where it is seen as weakening the British province's links to the rest of the country.
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But as the internet plays an increasingly central role in peoples' lives, the rest of the country is starting to take notice.
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The count will begin in rural Alaska that month before moving on to the rest of the country in April, NPR noted.
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Women gained the right to vote in provincial elections only in 1940, two decades after most of the rest of the country.
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The Jewish community is the oldest one in Spain, having escaped the 1492 expulsion of Jews from the rest of the country.
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California does not dictate national standards, since auto companies are free to make higher-polluting vehicles for the rest of the country.
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Cuban Americans, who remain more conservative in ideology than non-Cuban Latinos, help make Florida distinctive from the rest of the country.
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel congratulated soldiers Saturday for allowing the rest of the country to celebrate the Passover holiday safely.
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For California it was a lot worse because it happened so much later than it did for the rest of the country.
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"Everything starts here in Nairobi, before it reaches the rest of the country," said Peter Ichita, propped on the bench's metal arm.
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But that has allowed us to connect with local structures and inform the rest of the country in terms of material culture.
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It looked at only five states total, so it's unclear if the findings can be generalized to the rest of the country.
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The Prime Minister said the advice particularly applied to London where the number of cases far exceeds the rest of the country.
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In a new move, it also banned fans in those regions from travelling to away games in the rest of the country.
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The Iraqi Parliament has also requested that the government consider closing land crossings linking Iraqi Kurdistan and the rest of the country.
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The rest of the country has little sympathy for the "sunbaked barbarians," as an old friend in Seattle used to call them.
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"I'm going to tell them that if the rest of the country doesn't want to go our direction, we're going it alone."
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Some of the remarks: California is going to have to show a lot of the rest of the country how to govern.
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That is a slightly higher share than they are expected to comprise in the rest of the country, but not by much.
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And now, with Monday evening unfolding unevenly, they know it is likely the rest of the country could inherit their anxiety, too.
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" Chao argued that if these two states absorbed the funds, "there will be no other funds for the rest of the country.
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In 1954 and again in 1969, floods had swept through the south of Iraq, separating Basra from the rest of the country.
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The rest of the country should start paying attention ... Few men in America are as popular among American men as Joe Rogan.
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San Francisco is 125% more expensive than the US — more than double the cost of living in the rest of the country.
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"I hope that my presence there will calm those in Novi Sanzhary, as well as the rest of the country," she said.
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"In the rest of the country, there's a Democratic primary going on," said Ben Wikler, the chairman of the state Democratic Party.
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Real estate prices in the capital did not slump during the Great Recession as much as in the rest of the country.
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That means whole parts of the country don't get the best coverage that would help us understand the rest of the country.
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Which will further isolate them from the rest of the country (and the world) and further deepening (and worsening) our political divides.
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The Chicago area has 5 percent of the jobs, while only 22 percent of jobs are in the rest of the country.
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If his truest supporters have doubts about the answer to that question, imagine what the rest of the country is worried about.
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The question is whether the rest of the country can adjust faster to demographic change — or with less conflict — than California did.
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Medicaid funding for Puerto Rico and other U.S. territories is capped, meaning they receive less money than the rest of the country.
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Democratisation goes hand in hand with decentralisation, to redress the lopsided balance of power between London and the rest of the country.
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Oxfam research suggests that five Nigerian men have enough wealth to end the extreme poverty which dogs the rest of the country.
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A region whose principal industry is made up of paper-pushing bureaucrats is filthy rich compared to the rest of the country.
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The market value decline assumptions (in %) are rating dependent and split into the region of Stockholm and the rest of the country.
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Texas will be leading the way seeding a domestic manufacturing industry for similar high-speed projects throughout the rest of the country.
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"In the rest of the country, there's a Democratic primary going on," said Ben Wikler, the chairman of the state Democratic Party.
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The rest of the country may receive the innovations that flow out of global cities, and the benefits to consumers are real.
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It's creating wealth at the very, very top at a huge rate, but the rest of the country is falling relatively behind.
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Side note to the rest of the country: Yes, L.A.'s airport is so fancy you can get caviar on the run.
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As in much of the rest of the country, private schools had popped up in the Northams' community on Virginia's Eastern Shore.
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It increased 16 percent for mothers of children 5 or younger, compared with just 4 percent in the rest of the country.
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Another one over international waters off Lebanon can cover the rest of the country, including Damascus and the southern border with Jordan.
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But the blow to factory employment is more pronounced in places like Pennsylvania, Ohio and Wisconsin than in the rest of the country.
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In Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, factory employment is falling, while hiring is weaker in Ohio and Iowa than in the rest of the country.
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In the year to September Scotland's GDP grew by 218%, while that of the rest of the country grew by 2.4% (see chart).
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Her supporters acknowledge her shortcomings but also say she's fought for key reforms that were often ahead of the rest of the country.
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Nevertheless, Indiana's law, which the US Supreme Court refused to overturn in 2008, served as a model for the rest of the country.
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And it was Prince Harry who spoke to the rest of the country of the importance of celebrating and cheering on their athletes.
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The Nakba rally is timed each year to coincide with the day that Israelis in the rest of the country celebrate Independence Day.
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I don't think it's the kind of entertainment culture we want to export to the rest of the country, and to the world.
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Everybody here is stuck inside more than the rest of the country because of our weather and our wind and our sideways rain.
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Texas Democrats know exactly what O'Rourke's race means — and there's no reason the rest of the country shouldn't take them at their word.
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The longer Tamil drama, with its inbred rivalries and appeals to social justice, tends to remain opaque to the rest of the country.
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It doesn't help that Christian communities can be out of step with the rest of the country when it comes to certain issues.
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The Offshore isn't overtly oppressing the rest of the country, it's just abandoned it, retreating to a place that genuinely can't accommodate everyone.
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Pathankot is on the highway that connects the state of Jammu and Kashmir, where insurgents are active, with the rest of the country.
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Election results in the capital used to tally with the rest of the country, says Tony Travers of the London School of Economics.
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San Francisco now has a chance to do better by young people — and to set an example for the rest of the country.
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Earlier this year, Cruz criticized Trump for his "New York values," suggesting Trump was out of touch with the rest of the country.
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For more from Shelton and to read the rest of the country inset, pick up the latest issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands Friday.
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And in cities such as Omaha, Lincoln, Sioux Falls, and the Twin Cities, industries are thriving along with the rest of the country.
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The debates serve as an important opportunity for smaller campaigns to get their names and message out to the rest of the country.
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The cars built to the more stringent California standard can also be sold throughout the rest of the country, creating a ripple effect.
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And while his base of 25-30% will stand by him indefinitely, the rest of the country won't be so patient, O'Neil says.
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Hurricane Matthew has shredded homes, inundated communities and left many parts of the south-west cut off from the rest of the country.
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By 2014, it found, the median value of nearby homes was twice that of the median home in the rest of the country.
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This has cut off from the rest of the country a region of 1.7m people which produces much of Colombia's oil and food.
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The rest of the country will also see a partial eclipse — so essentially, everyone needs to prepare themselves to view the eclipse safely.
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Military veterans are growing and, in some cases, transforming their careers at technology companies in Silicon Valley and the rest of the country.
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Mr Hertz adds that among domestic, American migrants, Chicago traditionally draws from the rest of the Midwest, not the rest of the country.
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PRIEBUS: Because the rest of the country outside of here and outside of New York isn&apost really paying agent in that much.
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The longstanding regional gap has widened since the financial crisis as the London economy outpaced the rest of the country during the recovery.
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"This is a polarized election - a race between powerful unelected centers of power and the rest of the country," said analyst Hamid Farahvashian.
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New York's plan could provide a model for the rest of the country to save the struggling nuclear industry while reducing carbon emissions.
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Prices for the rest of the country fell by 0.2 percent in the month but were 10 percent higher than a year ago.
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Vancouver and Toronto are booming, while prices in energy-producing Alberta are weak and the rest of the country is showing modest increases.
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A key reason for locating a distribution center in Ohio is its proximity to the rest of the country, and key population centers.
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The number of nightclubs in London has almost halved since 2010, and things aren't looking great across the rest of the country either.
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Margarita, like the rest of the country, has seen months of food and power shortages and, in particular, a lack of running water.
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The rest of the country only had to hop onto Miami bandwagon, scattered with cocaine use and street violence, to get a taste.
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The hyperloop, the company claims, could be a public infrastructure project that connects Canadians in the Arctic to the rest of the country.
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"Thirty officials from the Tyrol area supported by 50 officers from the rest of the country will start an intensive dragnet," he added.
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Even if California is among them — a state home to nearly 85033 million people — that still leaves out the rest of the country.
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The home of Michigan State University orders 392 percent more late-night takeout than the rest of the country, according to a GOBankingRates.
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So it's very likely that by the time Kentucky works this out, the rest of the country will have forgotten all about it.
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It is our hope that the rest of the country follows in their stead and begins supporting solutions to fix our politics now.
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But on most economic measures—including wages, unemployment and poverty—counties with Amazon warehouses are no different from the rest of the country.
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It was common then for judges in Virginia and the rest of the country to impose long prison terms for crack-related crimes.
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In Northern Virginia, George Mason's Advance Partnership with Northern Virginia Community College could serve as a template for the rest of the country.
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But the underlying trend has clearly deteriorated in the oil-producing states while it continues to improve in the rest of the country.
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The UK government would be concerned about the possibility of EU workers using Scotland as a springboard into the rest of the country.
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"National security is our number one issue and I think he's in a different place than the rest of the country," he added.
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Like the rest of the country, the Bo-Kaap, which means Top Cape, has been changing since the end of apartheid in 1994.
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The rest of the country: 114 GOP-held seats are more competitive than PA-18, based on Cook Political Report's partisan voting index.
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Based only on reported data in Crunchbase, the Midwest appears to be affected by the same phenomenon as the rest of the country.
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Amazon hasn't commented on when exactly the benefits would hit the rest of the country, or whether Prime discounts would roll out internationally.
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In fact, it seems to give them the quiet joy that comes from figuring out something that the rest of the country hasn't.
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The first big round of layoffs across the rest of the country happened earlier this month, with their pay lasting through March 31.
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He said it was too early to say how the program would be rolled out and expanded to the rest of the country.
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Still, critics say buybacks amplify America's inequality divide because the rich own more of the stock market than the rest of the country.
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The point is not that racism or xenophobia or an "us versus them" cosmology does not exist in the rest of the country.
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But the people of North Carolina, like citizens in the rest of the country, have witnessed repeatedly how Democrats' current approach has failed.
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The people of rural Oregon work largely the same jobs that the rest of the country does: food service, sales, health, education, construction.
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He added the quality of governance was not good and that there was a socio-economic misalignment with the rest of the country.
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But for whites, there are much lower rates of upward mobility throughout the South than you see in the rest of the country.
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Mr. McNally seemed to be of the opinion that the rest of the country, out there beyond the mountains, was losing its mind.
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The rest of the country will experience a partial version of this, with the moon blocking 50 percent of the sun or more.
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Much of the rest of the country, especially farming communities like those surrounding Liangduo, in the eastern province of Jiangsu, remained relatively poor.
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Because of Sevastapol's military history, its residents have long prided themselves in being a little more Russian than the rest of the country.
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Sending the team out on the road, some believe, would help the rest of the country feel more of a connection with it.
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The story is reversed in the rest of the country, where 221 percent of the undecided voters are whites without a college degree.
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But if Democrats charge into 2020 advertising themselves as the party of New York and California, the rest of the country will notice.
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In late February the Chinese government extended the restrictions to all of Hubei province and large stretches of the rest of the country.
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But if Prince Edward County can be where it is on a journey of reconciliation, then the rest of the country can, too.
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Trump, alas, seems happy to do coal's bidding — at the expense of the rest of the country and the rest of the world.
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So the old Soviet model of the nomenklatura communist bureaucrats getting rich while the rest of the country declines is still in place.
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In the past, California, one of the largest housing markets in the nation, has been a predictor for the rest of the country.
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Farming states such as Iowa have struggled to keep pace with the rest of the country in terms of job creation and wages.
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Simon and his team, he believes, waste resources on hypothetical threats while the rest of the country tries to find the kidnapped boys.
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To the extent that the rest of the country gives Kashmiris any thought, it tends to see them as troublemakers, if not traitors.
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Overall, economic growth in Tennessee is also outpacing the rest of the country, but not by as much as the job market is.
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The membership of the Court now reflects the partisan divisions in the rest of the country, where crossover voting rarely takes place anymore.
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Toss-up districts are about twice as likely to be sparsely suburban or an urban-suburban mix than the rest of the country.
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"Everything that Secretary Zinke does in Montana is 180 degrees from what he does to the rest of the country," Weiss told ThinkProgress.
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Rohingya could no longer join the military, become civil servants, or travel freely throughout the state, let alone the rest of the country.
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The Canadian province of British Columbia took this approach in 2001 when its economy was underperforming relative to the rest of the country.
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Will Hurd warned that "there won't be a Republican Party" if it doesn't start to look more like the rest of the country.
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Goldman Sachs says the division between the chaos in Washington and the relative stability with the rest of the country is confusing investors.
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New bands formed in the rest of the country: Neurosis, Darkness, and La Pestilencia in Bogotá, along with Krönös and Inquisition in Cali.
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Ford dismisses this phenomenon as "business stealing" that may be good for one city but is bad for the rest of the country.
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At least four people were reported killed in demonstrations in one eastern city, although much of the rest of the country appeared calm.
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We're running about two, two-and-a-half times of the percent of the population is immigrant as the rest of the country.
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They have said they will not support any deal that leaves Northern Ireland subject to different rules to the rest of the country.
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As a result, some officials in the country have amassed fortunes and live in luxurious homes while the rest of the country suffers.
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Devastating floods washed away the only road connecting the small town of Boucan Ferdinand, Haiti, to the rest of the country in 2004.
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The rest of the country is now following suit; for the first time since 24 real prices are falling year-on-year (see chart).
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The vast district, which covers all or part of 11 New York counties, roughly matches the rest of the country on some key indicators.
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It has raced ahead of the rest of the country particularly in turning to wind power, which supplies 40 percent of the state's energy.
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He also knows that although the rest of the country sees border issues as black and white, life here is more cloudy and nuanced.
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The new wing may come to be the latest symbol of Russia's unparalleled divide between its ultra-wealthy and the rest of the country.
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Prices were up 5.9 percent year-on-year in Dublin, where the recovery began, while the rest of the country was 12.8 percent higher.
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Their crises have led to our crisis on the southern border and, unless we act, it will spread into the rest of the country.
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Alaska leads by example, and if the rest of the country follows, we won't need the allure of empty promises to protect our planet.
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The thing is, every night, as he cleared the pieces off the table to start afresh, the rest of the country was risking everything.
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The official also said California "demanded" that the federal government "surrender" authority to set emissions and economy standards for the rest of the country.
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"We don't have access to what everyone else has in the rest of the country," Manitoba Keewatinowi Okimakanak Grand Chief Sheila North Wilson said.
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As of Wednesday, there were 94 fires burning inside protected areas in both the states containing the Amazon and the rest of the country.
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I'm already familiar with Beto after working on the campaign for a year, but it's not the same throughout the rest of the country.
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Although this isn't exact data, it's a way for other Netflix subscribers to see what the rest of the country (or world) is watching.
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Prices in Dublin, where the recovery began, were 5.3 percent higher year-on-year, while the rest of the country was up 11.3 percent.
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In southern Haiti, winds of 125 mph (200 kph) destroyed homes, flooded villages and cut off the island from the rest of the country.
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But near a US border, the bar for what is considered a "reasonable" stop is far lower than for the rest of the country.
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Our thought bubble: This kind of story is often framed as a tug of war between Silicon Valley and the rest of the country.
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Kosovo initially covered this by charging the rest of the country more, but last December it decided it had had enough and stopped paying.
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In the two floods, communities were shorn temporarily from the rest of the country and permanently from a present that has become their past.
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California is trying to use its economic might to force the rest of the country to adopt more stringent standards on carbon-dioxide emissions.
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He compares these areas to New England's climate, while the rest of the country is dominated by pine forest, and is cold and wet.
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In Baltimore, as in the rest of the country, the burden of proof required to convict a police officer of criminality remains exceedingly high.
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Prices rose on the month in every region bar one, with Dublin up 1.5 percent and the rest of the country 1.8 percent higher.
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It is a city that regularly leads the rest of the country on lefty issues like gun control, marriage equality, and legalization of marijuana.
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How, for instance, can an economic pitch geared to Ryan's district also speak to the multiethnic rising majority in the rest of the country?
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"If we have these problems in Kinshasa, what hope is there for the rest of the country?" said the committee member, parliamentarian Toussaint Alonga.
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Even if the government managed to keep the internet down in Poodlekek, Anahata would flood the rest of the country with the reranked results.
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"Proud at how you kept your composure and resolve to continue to ask the questions the rest of the country wants answered," one said.
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What they're offering: Alaska and Hawaii would "continue to receive Obamacare's premium tax credits" despite them getting repealed in the rest of the country.
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Her message: Scots had voted decisively to stay in the EU. That may mean Scotland would split away from the rest of the country.
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But on the other, Zagorski is facing a process that has been abandoned or declared unconstitutional across most of the rest of the country.
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The block parties and the crowds were followed by an orchestra, [whereas the rest of the country paraded with drums, string instruments, and vocals].
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But even if the Remain camp wins, Scotland is drifting away from the rest of the country, one round of devolution at a time.
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The problem is, the rest of the country has basically descended into being a second-world country instead of a first-world country. Yeah.
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But losing the most populous state, the birthplace of political movements and trends that often shape the rest of the country, would deal Mrs.
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The explosive piece sent shockwaves through Washington and the rest of the country, and set off immediate speculation about who the author could be.
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Given the one-way flow of economic resources to the island in recent years, the rest of the country will be hard to convince.
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The Garden State ranks 20.5 percent higher than the national average index, with housing costing 48.1 percent more than the rest of the country.
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The wait for an organ in New York is three to five years versus one to two years for the rest of the country.
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Churchill, Manitoba, on the edge of the Hudson Bay, in Canada, is connected to the rest of the country by a single rail line.
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In Michigan, as in the rest of the country, about half of eighth graders in public schools receive a free or reduced-price lunch.
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SAN FRANCISCO — The West Coast has long prided itself as an engine for reinvention and progressive ideals, distinct from the rest of the country.
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His criticisms were similarly broad, directed at a corrupt and bipartisan political elite that had enriched itself while the rest of the country suffered.
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"We've been a dig-and-ship state, exporting energy to the rest of the country," Mr. Mead said in an interview in his office.
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The landslides also cut off road access and communications networks in Rangamati, cutting off the district from the rest of the country, officials said.
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Well, Ting's venture there is an experiment that could have a big impact on the future of broadband in the rest of the country.
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Even Ronald Clamp's efforts to stop them from integrating into American society involves erecting a barrier between them and the rest of the country.
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In the rest of the country, access to talent was cited as the most common challenge – affecting 83% of the UK's regional tech clusters.
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For the rest of the country (or those New Yorkers not willing to wait in the crazy lines), a DIY version had to suffice.
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They are hoping that by marching, demonstrating and raising awareness, they can show the rest of the country just how serious the situation is.
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A victory would make campaigns less negative, give voters more voice and show the rest of the country how best to uphold majority rule.
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Pittsburgh's football team may still be called the Steelers, but the city has, like the rest of the country, become predominantly a service economy.
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On March 9, with nearly 210,23 total cases, the lockdown was extended to the rest of the country, limiting travel abroad and across regions.
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They forged their reputations from those acute challenges, and New York's recoveries were seen as standard-bearing moments for the rest of the country.
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In addition to closing off certain towns with clusters of infections, regional governments are working to isolate themselves from the rest of the country.
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Osteen appeared on "TMZ Live" Wednesday and said the Lakewood Church in Houston is going through what the rest of the country is experiencing.
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We expect the Democratic approach to be complete opposition to Trump and in complete alignment with what the rest of the country stands behind.
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If the trade aggression keeps ratcheting up, though, he thinks it could end the good times in Iowa and the rest of the country.
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As Americans enter another week of self-isolation, President Donald Trump is enduring the same Covid-era hazards befalling the rest of the country.
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And Russian-backed separatists, commanded by Russian military officers, have effectively cut off eastern Ukraine from the rest of the country, despite international outcry.
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Making that known throughout just the First District, but obviously the rest of the country heard about it too when the video went viral.
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As the Trump administration pushes the rest of the country toward tougher immigration enforcement, the Atlanta area offers a glimpse of what could be.
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As he urged the federal government to act, Cuomo warned that New York was a bellwether for the rest of the country regarding coronavirus.
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One thing he did make clear was how the city's residents came together to heal -- just as the rest of the country did too.
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We are already at an all hands on deck moment in Florida, and the rest of the country is walking down the same path.
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Those who voted in a banned referendum last weekend in Catalonia overwhelmingly backed independence from the rest of the country, driving up Spanish yields.
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And even though Alberta's economy has been sluggish for the past five years, its economy still outperforms much of the rest of the country.
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Mr. Banaian noted how St. Cloud was smart to develop industrial parks along the transportation arteries connecting it to the rest of the country.
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There was a lot riding on the launch, as Ontario was already months behind the rest of the country in opening legal cannabis stores.
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A decade later, the play would tell the stories of the miners and their loved ones after the rest of the country stopped listening.
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Mr. Damore's firing has now plunged the nation's technology capital into some of the same debates that have engulfed the rest of the country.
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That new figure combined with the animal casualties across the rest of the country likely exceeds the 1 billion mark, he told the network.
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However, the militant group continues to capitalize off of the vast economic disparities between the Northern Nigerian states and the rest of the country.
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All of the failings prove that despite Washington's strong competitive position, it is not immune to the polarization gripping the rest of the country.
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"People in the rest of the country have good jobs-producing ideas, too," said Jim Kessler, senior vice president for policy at Third Way.
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If the Trump administration extends the logic applied to Florida to the rest of the country, its "Energy Dominance" agenda could be in peril.
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Los Angeles, San Francisco, I would even throw Seattle, Chicago, New York into this group—they're very different from the rest of the country.
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And recent Israeli census figures show that population growth in the West Bank is twice as much as in the rest of the country.
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Barack Hussein Obama, and it seemed like there was a lot of jobs, whereas the rest of the country was experiencing quite a recession.
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Like the rest of the country, anti-assault activists are still trying to weigh Biden's behavior and to evaluate its harm and its consequences.
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The city is currently connected to the rest of the country via road, ship routes and flights by four airlines, including SAS and Norwegian Air.
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A new Quinnipiac University poll out today shows just how wide the gap is between the core Republican electorate and the rest of the country.
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Both parties are activated here, seeing more at stake and facing more economic uncertainty than is present in much of the rest of the country.
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Hubristic Democrats may survey their blue enclaves in the Golden State and dream of exporting their Loony Left revolution to the rest of the country.
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Chattanooga, Tennessee (CNN)While the rest of the country gives thanks Thursday, six Chattanooga families are grieving the absence of a child from their table.
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"I truly think we're just like decades behind the rest of the country on that," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in a phone interview.
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In addition to facing some difficult challenges in my personal life, I — along with the rest of the country — endured the conclusion of Campaign 2016.
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All he did was give tax breaks to the rich and put the rest of the country (or at least 13.1 percent) out of work.
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India's revocation of the Himalayan territory's special status is a bid to fully integrate its only Muslim-majority state with the rest of the country.
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I think we all knew him too well, and the rest of the country didn't know the Atlantic City failure, didn't know the USFL failure.
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Although the rest of the country is still indisputably poor, visitors to Pyongyang, at least, cannot help but note the rise of shops and taxis.
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If Britain exports fewer financial services and more manufactured goods and tourism, the income gap between London and the rest of the country should narrow.
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Richard, who did not name Hezbollah, said the group "continues to make its own national security decisions – decisions that endanger the rest of the country".
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The most populous U.S. state has outpaced the rest of the country on job growth, California's finance department said in its June bulletin this week.
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And the Conservative Party members who also vote are older, richer, skew male, and are more strongly pro-Brexit than the rest of the country.
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Democrats, the president implied, should be able to win over more Americans, if only they would get out more into the rest of the country.
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In her evening speech, Merkel focused on how the art world could trailblaze more equitable social and financial guidelines for the rest of the country.
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And if you want to see how your personal plays compare with the rest of the country, check out your 2018 Wrapped on Spotify. 1.
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From 1980 to 2014, only the top 10 percent of earners have seen their incomes improve above the average for the rest of the country.
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For government forces, rebels and their international backers alike, what happens in Aleppo is seen as setting the tone for the rest of the country.
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The Midwest, much like the rest of the country, is a complex, multifaceted region that cannot be reduced to a blanket generalization about its politics.
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Business growth in these areas seems to be especially strong, mostly because the "the rest of the country has fallen off a cliff," said Glickman.
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In August, France's highest court overturned a ban on burkinis in the town of Villeneuve-Loubet, setting a precedent for the rest of the country.
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For the rest of the country, additional steps can be taken to give voice to the diversity of advice, recommendations and concerns held by many.
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Residential property prices growth in Dublin of 3.8 percent was outstripped by growth of 9.6 percent in the rest of the country during the period.
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Even if California decides it's a good idea, the rest of the country isn't likely to be too pleased about losing access to California's economy.
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Home to just 213 million of Britain's 221 million people, Scotland's vote to remain in the EU was outweighed by the rest of the country.
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Many artists flock to either city regardless, as the living conditions in both areas are far superior when compared to the rest of the country.
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The next step is opening up in Brooklyn and D.C., and after that in the rest of the country and other parts of the world.
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This glass-half-empty mindset must change, and it must change most dramatically with respect to how elite liberals view the rest of the country.
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The latest phase began in September 2014, when the Houthis marched into the capital, Sana'a, and threatened to take over the rest of the country.
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They may never have a traditional bank account, but with Ezetap, the company says they can become financially included with the rest of the country.
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It will take a dramatic event to change the focus of the D.C. news cycle, even if the rest of the country has other concerns.
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The state cannot stop violence as entertainment elsewhere, but the governor can remind the rest of the country that it's not a New York value.
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"There is an incredible divide between Washington and the rest of the country when it comes to Bob Mueller and the Russia investigation," Texas Sen.
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Aztlan Warriors played on the fantasist wish of radical Chicano activists who want to split portions of the southwest from the rest of the country.
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Mark DiCamillo, director of the Field Poll, said California had been moving left relative to the rest of the country going back several presidential elections.
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Upcoming bills may change that, but for Fikri and the rest of the country, the wait to see exactly what these investments are doing continues.
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It is noticeable how relatively few England flags there are in London, especially the central areas, compared with most of the rest of the country.
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Still, by virtually any measure, the city continues to do better than the rest of the country in rebounding from the financial crisis, economists said.
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Around the rest of the country, in states like New York, California, and Oregon, others will be taking to the streets to march in solidarity.
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"The rest of the country is finally catching up," said Joe Eaton, program director of FASTER, which stands for Faculty/ Administrator Safety Training & Emergency Response.
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But these new regulations must go further, says Mordick—and DOGGR, a state agency, should serve as an example to the rest of the country.
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It had recently gotten its first decent road link to the rest of the country, a new highway through the rugged mountains that brought development.
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We'll be tracking the results live after the polls close, using early returns to try to infer how the rest of the country might vote.
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However, the 'speed limit' for these loans has been lowered to 8% of quarterly lending for Oslo and 10% in the rest of the country.
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And they are far more apt to favor a return to the policies of President Barack Obama than Democrats in the rest of the country.
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While Wuhan, the city previously at the epicenter of the outbreak, remains on lockdown, much of the rest of the country is returning to normal.
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And the city — with its Anglophone minority and Francophone majority surrounded by an Anglophone majority in the rest of the country — itself remains somewhat bifurcated.
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But his main political challenge is to take ideas that appealed to his party's base and make them acceptable to the rest of the country.
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I told you [about] the "Militia Etheridge" I'm forming in the Castro, [laughter] in case we have to split from the rest of the country.
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A candidate who narrowly wins the tipping-point states will win the presidency, regardless of the margin of victory in the rest of the country.
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Many villages were connected to the rest of the country by rutted dirt roads and a rickety railway erected by the British a century ago.
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Construction of a bridge over the Mali Ston Bay, linking the southern Peljesac peninsula with the rest of the country, had been stalled for decades.
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The composition of a progressive multiracial coalition — what I call the New American Majority — in the rest of the country, however, is much more promising.
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They insist that poutine — long mocked by Anglophone Canadians as a low-grade hangover cure — is being unfairly usurped by the rest of the country.
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Andrew Cuomo and state lawmakers have failed repeatedly to pass even the most obvious electoral reforms that are now sweeping the rest of the country.
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In the rest of the country, such lists, if available, were posted only on the corporate parent's site, and they were often difficult to find.
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In an ideal world, our government would take what works (as soon as it becomes clear) and apply it to the rest of the country.
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It started in 2016 and has spread from the Pacific Northwest to the rest of the country, and others, including Canada, South Africa and Australia.
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One of my overarching fears about the Trump era is that he'll drag the rest of the country, including the media, down to his level.
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In speaking on highly charged racial incidents, Mr. Trump often equivocates, which observers say leaves the rest of the country fighting in circles about race.
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And along with the rest of the country, Mr. Williamson, a former mayor of Raceland, Ky., has had impeachment on his mind a lot recently.
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But Republicans have been left guessing, along with the rest of the country, about what the investigation might uncover or who else might come forward.
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Prices were up 5.4 percent year-on-year in Dublin, which has led the recovery, while the rest of the country was 11 percent higher.
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