It's sprawl — sprawl that just got $20 billion worse.
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The vast, unauthorized sprawl of women's truths, and the equally vast, unedited sprawl of men's shittiness was a step too far.
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"The sprawl is the result of the oil boom but the result of the sprawl is actually social isolation," said curator Sumayah Al-Solaiman.
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The instinctive response of many conservationists to the sprawl of Homo sapiens across Earth's surface is to fence off sprawl-free areas as rapidly and extensively as possible.
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The Sprawl made me think endlessly of this speech by Ursula K. Le Guin, in which she says: The Sprawl gave me a tool to attempt to live up to those words.
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"You protect farmland and that prevents sprawl, and the prevention of sprawl takes more cars off the road or at least has them driving less," said Michael Meehan, a Santa Clara County planner.
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It has grown into an almost unknowable tangle of sprawl.
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The festival grounds sprawl out behind the local middle school.
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The Republicans are right that America's regulatory sprawl needs tackling.
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The next morning, it was back to the Sirha sprawl.
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Texas lets its cities sprawl; California has restrictive planning laws.
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And then, after the sprawl, it goes into raw desert.
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Tata's sprawl is made possible in part by its structure.
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Poor urban planning means towns often sprawl in every direction.
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The nearby areas have also seen their share of sprawl.
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It also tends to sprawl, with the chronology becoming confusing.
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These might be the first Games afflicted with suburban sprawl.
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Instead, we encourage sprawl, outlaw density and design around cars.
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They sprawl, they play the trick of showing their seams.
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Sure, there are problems, starting with traffic, sprawl and gentrification.
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"It was sort of like a suburban sprawl," he remembers.
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I don't mind, because I get to sprawl out in bed.
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The species once inhabited a wide sprawl of the North Atlantic.
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He vanished one night into the sprawl of south-east London.
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Though there's no doubting the underlying adtech sprawl the report flags.
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It's generally lumped in the greater sprawl known as Silicon Valley.
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For this reason, printing-press paper paths tend to sprawl horizontally.
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Suburban sprawl has spilled onto floodplains and placed residents at risk.
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In short, urban sprawl is not helping solve our wildfire problem.
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Or are we quasi- suburban sprawl filled with Targets and Starbucks?
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His releases can sprawl all over the place and across genre.
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There was talk of disease, pesticides, drought, floods, suburban sprawl, parasites.
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As "Vilna" unfolds over 18 years, its sheer sprawl dilutes it.
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Krist's efforts to curb the sprawl sound pat, but they work.
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The current store closures are a natural contraction of retail sprawl.
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It flew in medieval Jerusalem, and kept its multicultural sprawl intact.
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Suburban sprawl has also increased the threat and scale of damage.
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It contributes to climate change, by necessitating sprawl and long commutes.
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Lots of cities, especially newer cities, are already built around sprawl.
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I go home, sprawl out in my bed, and fall fast asleep.
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Sometimes I sprawl on the floor, my head resting on my knuckles.
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The game has more sprawl than its predecessor, and in surprising ways.
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VW still needs to simplify its sprawl and focus on fewer brands.
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Birmingham, a disorganised sprawl, has always been a jumble of distinct villages.
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Plus, I love getting to sprawl across the bed like a starfish.
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Others sprawl on seats near the bar, clutching drinks or other people.
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Amid the urban sprawl they stand out, even in their dilapidated state.
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Where The Americans was intimate, Deutschland loves to lose itself in sprawl.
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From above, the city seems to sprawl out and up at once.
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This sprawl frustrated some participants, who wanted a sharper focus on growth.
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South Florida is becoming a landscape of scattered centres—sprawl with bumps.
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The problem has its roots in a century of massive road sprawl.
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Happily, in the magnificent, multilayered sprawl of London, such places still exist.
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The suburban sprawl of the 1980s had made many Americans car-dependent.
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At six pages, the menu is a bit of a sprawl itself.
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Los Angeles wasn&apost always a sprawl covering California in bright lights.
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Gainesville is densely populated—built in concentric circles of strip-mall sprawl.
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That's a more reasonable suggestion considering the general investor distaste for sprawl.
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Denser cities beat suburban sprawl insofar as they reduce individual carbon footprints.
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That leads to more sprawl, more driving, and more fossil fuel use.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Toshiba still doesn't have a grip on its sprawl.
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The post The Fastest-Growing Suburbs in America: It's a Sprawl-for-All!
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The exhibition will sprawl over PS1's entire building in Long Island City.
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The Golden State was once a pro-sprawl, low-tax, Republican state, too.
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A little like Luke's project, the play eventually collapses under its own sprawl.
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Atlanta has the second worst sprawl of any metro area in the country.
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His head seems like a nice place to sprawl out and relax awhile.
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Think Blade Runner and William Gibson's Sprawl Trilogy folded into a card game.
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That lane cuts a demographic and geographical transect through typical Southern Californian sprawl.
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In Houston, the Capital of Sprawl, the vulnerable are often hard to identify.
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I've heard a lot of people worrying about sprawl and labor market disruptions.
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Most cities restrict dense infill, some cities ban sprawl, Californian cities ban both!
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Good planning and secure property rights make for a better kind of sprawl.
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Urban sprawl over the past decades has turned water-absorbing greenery into concrete.
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Postwar sprawl was born of the exact same kind of utopian, inflexible design.
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Forget those rooftops and consider a densely planted sprawl for that outdoor experience.
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The scenes sprawl out behind the central photograph for a surrealist, multidimensional effect.
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The images convey the sprawl and messiness of overpopulated interiors or gritty streetscapes.
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It's 5 minutes long and boy does it make use of that sprawl.
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It's an example of development run amok, of how sprawl can devour nature.
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On the surface, Houston is a utilitarian, sometimes unsightly sprawl of supercharged commerce.
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The result is a delicious sprawl of pop colors with a kaleidoscopic quality.
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Here's a series of deep dives into sea rise, sprawl, wildfires and more.
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It finds beauty in the poorly maintained housing projects and trash-strewn sprawl.
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Burtynsky shot mesmerizing vistas of mountain reservoirs, desiccated lakes, agriculture, and suburban sprawl.
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With smaller streets and lots, it was a rebuke to car-dependent sprawl.
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Disinvestment, suburban sprawl, systemic racism: It has been nothing less than a bloodletting.
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The images that come to mind—sprawl, cars, congestion, contaminated and scarce water,
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Many of the best dramas of the 20103s were defined by their sprawl.
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Yep. Do the toppings sprawl out almost to the edge of the pie?
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We work specifically to prevent suburban sprawl, which is an environmental, inequality-exacerbating disaster.
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Dion is a soft-spoken and humorous polymath, whose interests sprawl in every direction.
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Meanwhile, population growth and urban sprawl could double Floridians' water demands by mid-century.
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Amid the game's futuristic urban sprawl, I found myself in a quaint zen garden.
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But the intense sprawl of Gravity Rush 2's floating city is frequently disorienting.
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Manual labourers sprawl on bags full of merchandise, looking at their smartphones or sleeping.
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Democrats tend to live clustered in cities, while Republicans sprawl across more heterogenous districts.
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Atlanta has been growing at a staggering rate, both in population and in sprawl.
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This is due to a combination of factors, from climate change to urban sprawl.
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I sprawl out in my bed and watch Seinfeld reruns until I fall asleep.
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When we think of urban sprawl, our imagination tends to go outwards and upwards.
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In reality, they testify to the unjust correlation between job sprawl and racial segregation.
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It's a far cry from traditional British farms that sprawl across acres of land.
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That kind of theory-of-everything sprawl is where "Bullshit Jobs" loses its way.
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The fast-growing city is an inelegant sprawl stretching into groves of coconut palms.
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On the outskirts new, faux-bucolic housing estates sprawl between their pre-war forerunners.
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Both infill-supporting autonomous transit and sprawl-supporting personal cars will emerge, of course.
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The bed arrived as a sprawl of metal poles, each embalmed in white lacquer.
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To planners the sprawl seems haphazard, and it has bad consequences, especially in Africa.
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It would be vastly cheaper and better to do sprawl properly from the start.
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The hot, hour-long drive crossed through suburban sprawl and then into emerald countryside.
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That volcano, though not the ritual, can still be found amid Mexico City's sprawl.
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Virtualized x85033 environments are prone to sprawl and demand constant attention — and constant spending.
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Simplicity has trumped sprawl and riskier operations like bond trading since the financial crisis.
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Brunson dived in for a takedown and Whittaker's sprawl allowed him to regain composure.
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In fact, he worries it will lead to more urban congestion and suburban sprawl.
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Families sprawl on the patio, eat packaged ice cream bars and swat at flies.
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Why do you remain committed to the mini-series in our age of sprawl?
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Aitken says the house's generic structure is a commentary on Los Angeles's suburban sprawl.
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Depending on your perspective, Instagram is a trippy digital maze or an unnavigable sprawl.
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Sprawl is extremely subsidized, and the chickens are coming home to roost on that.
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As a sprawl of bullet points and marketing phrases, it wasn't a very effective pitch.
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Listen to the G-Funk bassline carry the track into the sprawl of the synths.
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Sprawl has been exacerbated by a recent population boom and development growth in the city.
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That naturally leads the population to migrate to sprawl-friendly geography despite relatively low pay.
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On a nearby screen, the local species' habitats are visibly threatened by Istanbul's urban sprawl.
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The whole open source software ecology is a miracle whose branches sprawl in every direction.
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But it is a big problem for American cities because of their typical suburban sprawl.
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The title track, "On the Beach," is pure poetry wrapped in an unhurried, oceanic sprawl.
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Beyond that, cities need to encourage greater urban density, and less sprawl, as they grow.
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In Amityville, Pennsylvania, 503 acres of grapevines sprawl across the family-owned Manatawny Creek Winery.
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Growing without a lean operation in place is sprawl, which results in gaps and failures.
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Just you, the cicadas, and the endless sprawl of city limits melting into wooded nothingness.
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Lyrically, the themes of sprawl and strip malls plague the album from its powerful blastoff.
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It's just a giant sprawl of suburban areas that depends on cars to get around.
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It should sprawl, and it should nudge us further than we'd maybe prefer to go.
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This eliminated the "server sprawl" of unused capacity inherent in the earlier physical server ages.
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Drought and suburban sprawl leave beekeepers with less open acreage for their bees to forage.
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The Los Angeles Times editorial board urged them to just say no to more sprawl.
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Protesters had many looks, a sprawl that was mirrored in the range of their grievances.
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Drivers waiting their turn sprawl out on spartan benches and tables, blistering in the heat.
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The huge sprawl of the books, in the end, seems like a kind of distraction.
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He confirmed it offers a sprawl of the classical field better than almost anywhere else.
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Despite the fund's financial firepower, though, holdings sometimes end up elsewhere in the SoftBank sprawl.
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When Ms. Blampied grew up here, the area was a sprawl of farmland and woods.
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Autonomous vehicles will always be different in a busy city than in car-centric sprawl.
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Lacking the book's episodic sprawl and psychological nuance, their movie clings to its essential tension.
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It is a common experience in the waterlogged sprawl that is Houston and its suburbs.
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It has undergone impacts from urban sprawl, livestock grazing and now, large-scale solar energy.
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Even so, when companies move into tangential businesses, it's often a worrying sign of sprawl.
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We are an advanced nation, with urban sprawl, traffic jams and severely congested major cities.
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This was, of course, helped along greatly by knees to the head from the sprawl.
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As Metahaven say, it's a fictional sequel to The Sprawl, so its location is appropriate.
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For one thing, the cheap price of land on the fringes of cities has encouraged sprawl.
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The wind in VIEWS's sails is the genre-hopping sprawl and confessional sadness of Take Care.
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Hundreds of miles above the crowd, high-resolution satellites stared down, snapping images of the sprawl.
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Social critics often complain that the interstate highway system deformed the United States by encouraging sprawl.
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Strip malls and freeways sprawl so endlessly that it is hard even to locate a city.
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She predicted that sprawl would make streets unwalkable, detaching neighborhoods and public spaces from one another.
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From an eagle's vantage I see roads and streets, highways and rivers, farmland and urban sprawl.
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There is no real centre, just a vast concrete sprawl where highways and flyovers corral skyscrapers.
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Far from being soulless exurban sprawl, Serenbe is redefining what a master-planned community can become.
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This kind of pricing becomes even more important as a long-term tool to fight sprawl.
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Booming cities may grow denser in the core even as they sprawl further on the fringe.
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Experts say one of the reasons why forest fires have become so deadly is urban sprawl.
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I was learning that Los Angeles's sprawl and geographical diversity work for it in many ways.
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The city has become a sprawl of about one million people on a scorched, dusty plain.
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Ms. Hirsch visited by herself, and was overwhelmed by the scale and sprawl of the building.
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Her legs never sprawl wider than her hips and her arms stay close to her body.
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From the building's fifth floor, Mr. Small looked out over the suburban sprawl of Silicon Valley.
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Houston's sprawl gave the city terrible traffic and an outsized pollution footprint even before the hurricane.
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If your WFH space is the couch, you want one that you can sprawl out on.
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There's a price to pay for corporate sprawl, but a narrower focus brings its own risks.
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Sprawl has outpaced densification in 155 of the 200 cities tracked by the Urban Expansion Programme.
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But he also oversaw enormous urban sprawl that critics say has irreparably ruined the fabled city.
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More than 50 buildings and soundstages sprawl across the 44 acres of the Sony Pictures lot.
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Prioritize projects that reduce greenhouse gas emissions, create walkable and livable communities, and reduce urban sprawl.
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But they have also become an emblem of the country's ailments, from urban sprawl to inequality.
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Neza, as it is known, is gritty and working class, a sprawl of short concrete buildings.
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The Costs of #Sprawl - not as cheap as you think, & paid for by all of us.
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But the pollution is dispersed and less visible, due to sprawl, giving the illusion of cleanliness.
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Later local powerbrokers embarked on a campaign to annex nearby towns, expanding the city into a sprawl.
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This rural sprawl has been massive in California, as the state's population has almost quadrupled since 21989.
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Reducing the risk, she warned, will require a range of measures, including policies to limit rural sprawl.
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Like a huge proportion of the black population in this country, I dwell in an urban sprawl.
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Its colonies sprawl over several Squamellaria plants, and grow by increasing the number of domatia they control.
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Multiplied and mismanaged, though, they can create traffic jams, worsen air pollution and force cities to sprawl.
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Multinational firms have found that global sprawl burns money and that local rivals often eat them alive.
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This means he's rarely defeated by sprawl — some of his best books are some of his messiest.
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Sprawl costs us all, but it disproportionately racks up costs for poor people, nonwhite people, and women.
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I wanted a perspective that sort of looked down into suburbia, and looked down on the sprawl.
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Dolin leaves little out, and in less capable hands, the book might lose momentum for its sprawl.
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The cast remains full of delightful performers, but they sprawl in different directions, many of them boring.
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Some places, in fact, are affected by sprawl to the point that street life is already impossible.
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Flooding, an annual problem, has been exacerbated by urban sprawl and poor drainage infrastructure in many cities.
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Behind the façade of bizarre typography and stylization, there's something missing, something left desired in the sprawl.
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Instead of predictable, traffic-inducing, planet-killing exurban sprawl, you get a real city—a living metropolis.
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Self-driving cars could ease traffic but increase urban sprawl because commutes are less painful, AP reports.
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It does seem as though 19953,000 people could be put into the area without courting urban sprawl.
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In the driverless personal car scenario, long-distance commuter cars could drain city centers into new sprawl.
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Its richer valuation also intensifies the pressure on Sony, which is facing calls to reduce its sprawl.
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There, thousands of monks and nuns live in rows of cells that sprawl across the undulating hills.
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But after the focused sprawl of "Overture," he and the band seemed to accept an unspoken challenge.
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Instead, the national government is funding sprawl and building double-decker highways, paving the path to ruin.
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Mapping out these projects is a way to build an archive and navigate the city's infamous sprawl.
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Airbnb has hooked me up, and I'm amid a posh sprawl of mansions, minutes from the beach.
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He has been a national leader in the battle to limit urban sprawl and revitalize aging suburbs.
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Groundcherry bushes sprawl untidily and can drop their fruits early, and the plants possess other undesirable traits.
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Trains are filled with trash, the homeless sprawl over the seats, and the system is increasingly unsafe.
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A fifth of its residents have moved in since 28500, blending its rural roots with exurban sprawl.
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But restricting urban sprawl, as cities in Oregon have tried to do, can be tricky in practice.
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We lucked out and the seat next to us stays open and we're able to sprawl out.
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Vallejo, outside the rehab facility, was a flat suburban sprawl punctuated with Targets, Walmarts, Arby's and Wendy's.
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On Paphos's beaches, tourists sprawl across the burning sand or cool down in the Med's azure shallows.
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He has filled it with a sprawl of art that covers the walls from floor to ceiling.
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From the peaks, hikers can see the ocean in one direction and the city's sprawl in another.
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But that may not be enough to justify adding another layer to Charoen's publicly traded corporate sprawl.
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Population growth and suburban sprawl will continue, increasing the number of Americans exposed to potentially damaging storms.
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Three bedroom suites sprawl across the home's first floor, with four more bedrooms on the second floor.
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Both the boxed set and the film sprawl proudly and unpredictably, just as the Revue itself did.
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In terms of the big picture, does the sprawl paradigm really seem like it's changing to you?
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Rising STAR is an updated version of the university's Sprawl-Tuned Autonomous Robot that it displayed in 2013.
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And today, in the digital gossip sprawl, Rihanna gave what amounted to a stink-eye in Beyoncé's direction.
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There's been such a sprawl of software in general that data and the knowledge behind it [is fragmented].
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The media and messaging startup, which is well-known for its beachfront office sprawl in Venice Beach, Calif.
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Developing it would cause Harlow neither to sprawl, nor to annex another town, nor to lose its character.
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Tanton was urgently concerned about resulting urban sprawl and the degradation of the natural environment it could bring.
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They also led to unforeseen harm, from strip malls and urban sprawl to road rage and climate change.
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Sprawl requires us to spend more time and more money to reach the places we need to go.
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Muslims constitute a disproportionate percentage of the unemployed poor living in the banlieus, or suburbs, of urban sprawl.
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European and American cities are becoming less racially segregated due to suburban sprawl, extortionate house prices and immigrants.
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And it is because, unlike the suburban sprawl, there is not corporatization or fear, but intense local interconnection.
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This shift transformed the modern American landscape, triggered a new approach to city planning and enabled urban sprawl.
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Nor was it on the brick terrace, which has one of those postcard views of sparkling urban sprawl.
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Counterproductive federal policies squash small businesses with inane regulatory sprawl that affects hiring, taxes, credit and medical care.
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He'd thrown away the scrap of paper that had been pressed upon him, its sprawl of handwriting unread.
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She leaned against a cushioned window seat, the sprawl of the Hudson River and New Jersey behind her.
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The multitude of eager, dispensable investors grow and sprawl like leeks when the environment is favorable to growth.
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Where pigeons fluttered above Blade Runner's L.A. sprawl, dead pigeons fall through holes in the roofs Observer's Krakow.
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Even with that sprawl of humanity, New York can be lived as a small town, familiar and compact.
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Bay Area urban progressives, by fighting new housing in their neighborhoods, cause more sprawl on the rural fringes.
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"When you combine high-speed, high-volume roads with sprawl, it's a perfect recipe for death," she added.
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Americans drive farther to work, heat larger homes and sprawl into land that might otherwise sequester carbon dioxide.
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Such environments offer an alternative to sedentary, car-dependent sprawl, an antidote to growing health problems like obesity.
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The heart of the calendar was a Thursday evening practice session, deep in the suburban office complex sprawl.
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Less attention to smart, controlled growth at the state and local level allowed unchecked sprawl along the coast.
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To be clear, we are not advocating unconstrained suburban sprawl like Houston's, with all its negative environmental consequences.
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With all of the sprawl, not even Mr. Iger can run Disney the way he has run it.
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Even within the concrete sprawl of Seoul, artificial mountains have risen to decorate parks, restaurants, and shopping malls.
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It's hard to find the beach at first amid the suburban sprawl — neat concrete homes with symmetrical driveways.
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Mr. Siegel, the city councilman, wants to turn this prototypical example of sprawl into a bustling urban neighborhood.
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Ecologists say roadkill accidents are made more likely as the animal's habitat is increasingly squeezed by urban sprawl.
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The transition from urban sprawl to natural tranquillity happened so quickly it was as though I'd been teleported.
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Australia is a huge country, which means the cities really sprawl and there's a lot of green space.
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The company's employees sprawl out on living room furniture — as well as at desks — sporting slippers or socks.
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Silicon Valley Democrats tend to think that urban sprawl is bad for the economy and bad for inequality.
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We are now beginning to see similar strategies being employed in places that once embraced stroads and sprawl.
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It's a chunk of suburban sprawl that's difficult to explain to outsiders, an unclassifiable smush of London and village.
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And hanging over everything is the Russia investigation by special counsel Robert Mueller that seems to sprawl every day.
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Webb predicts landscrapers will thrive in metros with more sprawl since there will be more room to build them.
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That's a big part of the reason it's so difficult for the city to sprawl further north and south.
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The conflict has no more respect for the neat borders drawn around it than does the city's endless sprawl.
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Roger Ballen got famous for his eerie photos of abandoned urban sprawl and the discarded people who live there.
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THE skyscrapers of the King Abdullah Financial District (KAFD) rise out of Riyadh's urban sprawl like an emerald city.
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Their tales of decaying buildings and urban sprawl bore a heavy emotional weight that cut through Brock's leery delivery.
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Allowing more housing near public transportation will make housing more affordable, reduce gridlock, sprawl & carbon emissions, & bolster transit ridership.
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Especially in city hubs, locations sprawl and overlap in a way that sometimes makes finding a specific objective difficult.
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Urban growth and suburban sprawl have radically changed Lone Star country, which not so long ago was largely rural.
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Plus, Houston's runaway zoning, which enables massive sprawl, means areas that could have absorbed rainfall are now paved over.
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In summer many defy the rules and sprawl topless in the meadows around the pond or drink with friends.
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" As his allies at the Democratic Leadership Council would write two years later, "Sprawl is where the voters are.
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I like places where there's a sense of a sprawl, where you never know what's going on across town.
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That started to change in the late 22018s, and as of 19803, TV is in full urban sprawl mode.
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Banks will have to contend with increased choices and a world where their physical sprawl matters little to consumers.
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And here's the thing: Corporations in the cyberpunk world of The Sprawl are too big to face head on.
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One tented house looms over the Pacific Coast Highway, a candy-colored aberration picked out in the suburban sprawl.
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Oh, and I haven't mentioned how Ms. Sprawl turns "Idiot Wind" into a philosophic half-acceptance of romantic attraction.
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Even for El's supportive parents, conceiving of gender as a multidimensional sprawl has not been so easy to grasp.
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What we call sprawl in the 21st century was part and parcel of the decentralized nature of the place.
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Conservative views, though fading, remain strong across this rectangle of Pacific beachfront and suburban sprawl southeast of Los Angeles.
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Small houses like Mr. Clutter's are being torn down and replaced with bigger ones that sprawl across two lots.
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Maybe an amateur league on the North Side will finally set up bases in the parks throughout the sprawl.
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Or will they continue to pursue policies that pump up property values, perpetuate sprawl, and punish low-income renters?
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People living in the sprawl surrounding the island of Manhattan are often derided as the bridge and tunnel crowd.
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As developers rush to cash in, unplanned urban sprawl is leading to congestion, flooding and more slums, analysts say.
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One nice thing about the drab crypt of Penn Station is the lack of pretension within the subterranean sprawl.
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Flat dwellers in this northeastern sprawl live in the sort of anonymous, concrete blocks typical of any Soviet city.
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Even with its traffic, sprawl, and unrelenting smog, the iridescent veneer of celebrity lends the city a unique allure.
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The Pentagon can close bases overseas — of which the United States maintains an enormous sprawl — of its own accord.
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The interstate highway expansion often cut through low-income and minority communities, segregated urban areas and contributed to sprawl.
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It could accelerate suburban sprawl, as affluent people buy land far from downtown and commute to work by air.
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The way you change the conversation about car dependency and sprawl is by not making it an ideological argument.
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That's not necessarily an appealing option for cities whose sprawl is limited by oceans or already gargantuan commuting times.
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I wrote: Game Of Thrones' solution to [its increasing sprawl] is to make every scene its very own episode.
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Common challenges facing Latin American mayors are how to contain urban sprawl, combat traffic gridlock and cut high pollution levels.
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If current plans hold, by 2028 a new cyber campus will sprawl across the post, all for $907-ish million.
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If you drive about an hour north from downtown, you will finally hit the outer limits of this urban sprawl.
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Sometimes, I want to go back to the dock and sprawl out in the Southern sun, letting it brown me.
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With the increase of urban sprawl in the country, this week's fires happened when blazes spread to the nearby cities.
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One of the keys to China's economic rise hitherto has been its success in restricting the sprawl of state firms.
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And while the biggest names in fashion sprawl across shoes, clothes and jewellery, it is highly concentrated on travel bags.
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In retrospect, Linklater's major theme seems blindingly obvious, but the combination of Boyhood's 12-year sprawl and Everybody Wants Some!!
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The series is a lengthy sprawl that reaches back to Interview with the Vampire, which was first published in 1976.
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A Green New Deal must insist on a new, and better, land use regime, countering decades of federal sprawl subsidy.
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Suburban sprawl, for instance: As people have developed wildlands they've fragmented habitats for predators like bears, cougars, foxes, and coyotes.
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And every infill home is one that goes unbuilt on the edges, preserving rural and open spaces and prevent sprawl.
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"Unwell," the album's four-minute closer, swings big with a long build-up that creeps into an all-out sprawl.
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In fact, it's something of an accomplishment that it scores highly across gender, ethnicity, and age despite its growing sprawl.
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Matching apps, romantic or not, make it easier to navigate the urban sprawl and sample all it has to offer.
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BROOKLYN MUSEUM I'll start with a museum exhibition that has the fluid, improvisatory sprawl of a giant gallery group show.
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Pfizer's sprawl and tendency to overpay for acquisitions could mean the idea is back on the table before too long.
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Groundwater depletion, suburban sprawl, periodic droughts (attributable, probably, to climate change): every year, people were asking more of less water.
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And it extended through the suburbs of Cleveland and Minneapolis, of Manchester, N.H., and the sprawl north of Tampa, Fla.
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Then, when I began returning in the 2000s, I saw entire swathes of urban business turn into a sterile sprawl.
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L.A. is a story of neighborhoods, and the sprawl makes it harder to match supply and demand across them all.
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He was finally able to flick out this jab and sprawl on Weidman's shots effectively as the American slowed down.
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Very quickly, as you head east toward the salty coast, the exurban sprawl of the Research Triangle cedes to farmland.
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But some experts say it did not go nearly far enough to change the state's urban sprawl or car culture.
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Or allowing the concrete and asphalt of a city to sprawl out may lead the region to trap more heat.
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The Jewish cemetery, outside the ghetto, is startling, if only for its sprawl and large grassy areas, free of headstones.
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The Staten Island Greenbelt, a 2,800-acre ribbon of woodland on the northern edge, buffers Lighthouse Hill from urban sprawl.
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By midday, the shrine had started to sprawl away from the wall and on to the concourse around the stadium.
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The list included air-conditioning, but also Interstate highways, cars, enclosed shopping malls, sprawl and mass-produced suburban tract homes.
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Hidalgo County, over a thousand square miles of scrub and urban sprawl on the Mexico border, has been here before.
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It's a warning about income inequality and suburban sprawl, and how those intersect with quality of life and climate change.
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They understood, for instance, that the environmentally destructive effects of urban sprawl is directly related to immigration-induced population growth.
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Those are vital issues in this sprawl of about 20 million people, many of whom spend hours a day commuting.
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The ruling stems from the sprawl of litigation sparked by the 2007 buyout led by real estate mogul Sam Zell.
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For much of its lengthy sprawl, The Goldfinch has an immersive, read-it-under-the-covers-with-a-flashlight vitality.
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Coupled with drought, they're exhausting the wild lands that deliver drinking water to millions and provide a refuge from sprawl.
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The Auto Italia installation combines Metahaven's The Sprawl, in the gallery's front space, with Information Skies in the back space.
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That build, build, build dynamic has led to more driving, more suburban sprawl, more gasoline use, and more CO2 emissions.
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He answered simply "no," the sprawl of objects on the ceiling, floor, and walls around him silently affirming his response.
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But for now, Ms Ding sees herself as a victim of urban sprawl, not the denizen of a seamless city cluster.
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Farmers who plough the banks of the river amid Delhi's urban sprawl also accused organizers of forcing them off the land.
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Instead of appearing garish and chaotic, McGloughlin turns the scars of urban sprawl—property lines, roads, and structures—into something beautiful.
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The sprawl of Game of Thrones as it unfolded has been especially unparalleled, featuring dozens of main characters and key locations.
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Combined with media consolidation and looser regulations, it could shape the messy sprawl of the web into something much more controlled.
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From the northern, eastern, and western sides, this sprawl of humanity is completely unmonitored — a wild west in the eastern desert.
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They could reduce or increase traffic; make affordable transport more or less accessible; and lead to denser cities or more sprawl.
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A millennium later the "city victorious", as it is known, has become a city tumultuous: a congested sprawl of 225m people.
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The leader of a machine city squares off against a prophet preaching destruction, as war, death, and desolation sprawl before them.
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Candidates from all parties say they will enforce environmental laws and stop the urban sprawl that threatens to overrun the oasis.
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Gran yells through the closed window, as the sirens draw near, then she falls back in a drunken sprawl, cackling softly.
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The technology scene to the south in the sprawl of Silicon Valley is now and will most likely remain far bigger.
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The city plans to accomplish this by updating building standards and by keeping the city centralized rather than letting it sprawl.
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If the books do tend toward sprawl, maybe it's because the total disintegration of society tends to be a messy affair.
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Morgan was parked on a nearby couch that her littlest brother loved to sprawl out on and crash while watching football.
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The city's sprawl packs in enough racial, cultural, economic, and environmental diversity to enable nearly any backdrop for a given scene.
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The trio's sound is rooted in pop, with sleek, infectious bass and guitar lines shepherding Pastor's wail across the emotional sprawl.
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The endless sprawl of ugly concrete buildings with light-reflecting glass is decked out in fairy lights and brightly coloured material.
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Public transportation is an option, too: the People Mover bus system does an admirable job covering the sprawl of the city.
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Now Carthage's place on that list is under threat, due to what the U.N.'s cultural body calls "uncontrolled urban sprawl".
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"Climate change," like "urban sprawl" or "gun violence," has become such a familiar term that we tend to read past it.
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Their lifestyle left them longing for connection they couldn't find in the isolated silos of apartment units or in suburban sprawl.
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Human activity due to sprawl development in fire-prone areas has been shown to cause more fires and likely ignited both.
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To cool off after you drink and dance, sprawl out in Denny-Blaine Park, one of the city's best nude beaches.
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Outside the orderly line has morphed into a sprawl that spills off the sidewalk and obstructs passersby (and the occasional bus).
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While Facebook got a political grilling over hosting Kremlin disinformation — though Russia's online dis-ops clearly sprawl across multiple tech platforms.
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Looking out across Kampala's urban sprawl, Nakasi says she is a strong believer in developing local tech solutions to local problems.
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The only thing that finally broke Forsyth County open was the pressure of Atlanta's sprawl and the onslaught of economic development.
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The next day, he made the hour drive through the South Florida sprawl, parking his Mercedes on their plain suburban street.
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Sprawl on the Laurie Tisch Illumination Lawn, an elevated grassy area by a flat reflecting pool, and take in the stars.
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My Uber from the airport passed through the city sprawl at dusk and deposited me outside the Miami River Inn gate.
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As urban theorist Mike Davis has argued, rebuilding efforts ignore the larger issue of sprawl in an area known to burn.
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Premiere of the cello-fueled, slow building and knotty sprawl of "Andy's Progress Report" below and pre-order Personal Life here.
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Who goes there: Beachgoers come up from Salt Lake City and the surrounding sprawl, filling up vacation rentals and nearby campsites.
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Mr. Pintauro's plays addressed a broad range of topical subjects, including the AIDS crisis, pederasty in the priesthood and suburban sprawl.
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What's today acres of green space and athletic fields remained a grimy sprawl of parking lots and warehouses on decrepit piers.
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The temples and structures of the Angkor archaeological site sprawl across 154 square miles and received 2.6 million visitors in 2018.
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In 280, he completed work on his own home, near Cranbrook, which had by now transformed from wilderness into suburban sprawl.
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In sprawling cities, real-estate developers exert outsized influence, and the more these cities sprawl, the more powerful the developers get.
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Cuyahoga Valley National Park is a seven-mile drive from Akron, Ohio, and was created, in part, to deter urban sprawl.
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The new housing complexes are typically four storeys high, with the aim of promoting densification and containing the city's urban sprawl.
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The landscape changed as soon as the sprawl of big box chain stores and Bismarck highways disappeared in the rearview mirror.
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It is truly a refuge, representing one of the last remaining wetlands in a valley overtaken by agriculture and urban sprawl.
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Mumbai's most valuable piece of land, the docklands sprawl across 183 hectares (1,858 acres), about one eighth of the island city.
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Similarly, Houston's urban sprawl and lack of investment in storm surge prevention infrastructure worsened the impact of flooding across the city.
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That project now looks like a minnow compared with the whales that sprawl for miles across the seas of Northern Europe.
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They've taken place in metropolitan areas like Austin or Denver, contending against urban sprawl, which prompted residents to commute by car.
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After all, humans did not evolve into upright primates just so we could sprawl over molded-plastic seats on the subway.
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That used to be a high-growth area — sprawl, exurbs — and we've seen very little homebuilding over the last few years.
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And then The Civil War ran 20213 and a half hours across nine episodes and Burns's projects slowly began to sprawl.
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Most are ... not, and without the greater sprawl of a US series, they don't have as much space to course correct.
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Many factors made the situation what it is — a sprawl of homes slung into the wilderness, for example, and fire management practices.
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A co-writer would have helped significantly with the problem of sprawl, and with keeping the books on plan and on schedule.
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The number of migrants sleeping rough in the sprawl of small tents near Paris's Stalingrad metro station had swollen in recent days.
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Houston's music, like the city itself, has always been a sprawl of possibility and community—but of tenacity and resistance as well.
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The billionaire holds the title of Britain's second-largest private landowner, with 12 Scottish estates that sprawl over more than 220,000 acres.
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With time, they raised the stakes and cross-trained, evolving from ground-and-pounders to sprawl-and-brawlers to fully realized fighters.
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Those petitions often originate in another idiosyncratic part of Google's internal culture: a sprawl of overlapping and often painfully specific mailing lists.
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LA's Koreatown is the largest such ethnic enclave in the US, but it pales in comparison to the massive sprawl of Seoul.
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Reallocating what we spend on building new roads to paying for public transit instead would go a long way toward limiting sprawl.
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"I don't think people realize how far the sprawl is going," said Mary Torres, another committee member who worked in real estate.
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The water crisis in Metro Manila - a sprawl of 2500 adjoined cities populated by about 24 million people - is hardly an anomaly.
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For two hours, then, I would sprawl across my bed, momentarily blindfold myself, put on this piece of cinema, and critique it.
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While addressing these "last mile" gaps will improve commutes, some predict self-driving cars could add to sprawl as well as traffic.
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His trips from the clinch are also a neat way of getting the fight to the mat while negating a strong sprawl.
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The government does not want the biggest ones to develop the kind of slum-sprawl that is common in other developing countries.
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Jeffrey Soffer of Turnberry Associates, a big Miami developer, points out that south Florida has almost run out of room to sprawl.
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On the screen is an image that looks like a garish abstract painting: a sprawl of cotton-candy pastels and burnt blacks.
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Yet for all its sprawl and ambition, it comes back to the dichotomy of the artist and the anti-artist, the tyrant.
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Next to its regional neighbors, will it be a choking urban sprawl (think Jakarta) or a hyper-efficient, sustainable metropolis (think Singapore)?
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Yet here, stubbornly, the reefs still sprawl, supporting hordes of fish and invertebrates, forming an ecosystem that's almost totally foreign to science.
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Appoint a master artisan If you do not design and manage your evolution to microservices, the result can be an uncontrollable sprawl.
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Now, Stubbs's depiction doesn't have much in the way of landscape, and in fact seems like a rather bleak sprawl of isolation.
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Gillem explains that for many years, military bases mirrored surrounding suburban sprawl: low-density, automobile-oriented, not conducive to walking or biking.
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He looked toward the windows, where we could see the edges of Doha's hypermodern sprawl, studded with oblong skyscrapers and cavernous malls.
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But in many cases, that much sprawl leads to a series that's constantly leaping all over the place, without rhyme or reason.
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Some records do not list a specific location within the camps, which sprawl for nearly 100 square miles of northern Uganda scrubland.
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In another video, apparently filmed by a passer-by, the man begs for help as two other people sprawl on the ground.
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A triumph of archival research, it's also a masterpiece of insight, a rare documentary with the heft and sprawl of great literature.
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But just southeast of the city of Salinas, a patchwork of much smaller organic fruit and vegetable fields breaks the industrial sprawl.
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MIAMI BEACH — It is a jarring image: an enormous sprawl of a traffic jam on an idyllic stretch of champagne-colored beach.
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In 2008, the Iditarod's official start moved 40 miles, from Wasilla to Willow, because of concerns over climate change and urban sprawl.
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I don't think it was any one thing but to try to be a little bit ... Not try to sprawl too much.
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Things still seem awfully sprawl-y here in the US. I'm optimistic that we're having conversations about better urbanism at every level.
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In a region where the actual city of Los Angeles is dwarfed by the sprawl surrounding it, that means David vs. Goliath.
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Surrounded by rocky outcrops, the city is a sprawl of low-rise, white-washed buildings interspersed with palms and the occasional cactus.
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Because the harms of lead come by damaging brain development, the consequences are also extremely widespread and sprawl across multiple policy domains.
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But whereas most Indian cities—and indeed most of them in the emerging world—sprawl haphazardly, Ahmedabad is spreading in an orderly way.
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I remember a sprawl of chicken-scratch on a very high wall and a painfully slow film set on a surrealistic whaling vessel.
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Clearly, they feared losing the audience's interest and attention if they faithfully followed Martin's sprawl and threw us in with entirely new faces.
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Humidity is oppressive, but air conditioning is artificial; snakes and gators are dangerous, but so is the suburban sprawl that threatens their habitat.
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Other favorites: JSTOR, Java on the Brain The internet is a never-ending sprawl of extremely good memes, constantly mutating, remixing, and changing.
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But again, urban sprawl has increased the amount of impermeable surfaces, making the cities around the bay vulnerable to rain from future storms.
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Austin Community College, whose 39,000 full-time and 33,000 part-time students sprawl over campuses in four Texas counties, pursues a similar strategy.
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These Graham classifies as "castles" (his terms for romantic suburbs), "homesteads" (contemporary suburban sprawl) and "corals" (the neotraditional towns of the New Urbanism).
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Those who cannot bear this commute—generally workers with children—live out in the Valley itself, a bleak, featureless sprawl of American exurbia.
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The younger Bundy recognized it enough to get a federal loan guarantee for his fleet repair business in the rugged sprawl of Phoenix.
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Vandal This 360-seat sprawl on the Bowery is now in the hands of the Tao Group, with Chris Santos in the kitchen.
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Some paperwork traces my origins back to the 24 Parganas district, born to destitute parents in an impoverished part of Kolkata's urban sprawl.
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Namely, that they privilege horizontality—the suburban sprawl that covers much of America—and that they oversimplify the process of building a city.
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Underside of Poweris a cinematic sprawl of power electronic bop and soul, interspersed with a couple songs I wouldn't hesitate to call classics.
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"If the city is very spread out, if there is a lot of sprawl, then it is more difficult to share," he explained.
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BorgWarner left a handful of structures—including a 1.2 million-square-foot sprawl of red brick and steel near the edge of town.
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But look beyond, and the city struggles with sprawl, inconsistent infrastructure design, and the characteristic car-centric planning so familiar to German cities.
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Urban sprawl The rapid growth of strip malls and housing developments has turned Houston -- and many other areas of America -- into concrete jungles.
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But Menon's film is still closer to a Steven Soderbergh drama, with the many-limbed plot sprawl and the muted tone to match.
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It's led to inflated home prices, suburban sprawl, and worst of all it's mostly a benefit to richer people who don't need it.
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African and Asian metropolises are bound to sprawl even if sensible pro-density reforms are passed, such as scrapping height restrictions on buildings.
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Once upon a time, environmental groups understood the connection between immigration-induced population growth and things like urban sprawl, declining water tables, etc.
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Beyond the borders of Atlanta's suburban sprawl, Newton County's population has grown by more than two-thirds since the turn of the millennium.
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Post-crisis policies achieved some important objectives, but they also bred a sprawl of conflicting directives that led to uncertainty for financial institutions.
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"It's a blunderbuss effort that promotes sprawl and squanders money that would be far better spent in low-income communities," Mr. Brown said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Los Angeles is a city of astounding, infamous sprawl, made possible by an extensive network of freeways.
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His most famous knockout loss came as he went to sprawl on Kevin Randleman but ate a left hook to the jaw instead.
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I got there via prop plane, flying low enough to watch the sprawl of San Juan dissolve into lush forest hugging cerulean sea.
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A 30-year plan to address urban sprawl in a more controlled and environmentally friendly way would be a step forward, he added.
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Critic's Notebook Carnegie Hall manages to present the vast sprawl of the classical field in the 21st century better than almost anywhere else.
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Many streets in America, especially in areas of suburban sprawl, are vehicle-oriented, don't have sidewalks, and are not accessible without a car.
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There are no levees here, no protection from the river's natural sprawl, so residents have been left to clean up behind devastating floods.
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The restaurant, surrounded by a sprawl of condominiums, stores and other eating spots, is the only detached, stand-alone restaurant on the site.
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It got a courthouse, a sprawl of frame houses, a fire station in a quonset hut, a baseball diamond, and its unimaginative name.
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Most of us lack a confident account for increasing political polarization, rising prescription drug costs, urban sprawl or any number of social ills.
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Though now subsumed by the greater Kathmandu sprawl, Patan's Durbar Square is cleaner and more hippie-free than its counterpart to the north.
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It is on the other side of the Thames, in the ball courts and cages that dot the urban sprawl of south London.
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The city has historically struggled to provide adequate drinking water, saddled as it is with inadequate infrastructure, a shortsighted administration and urban sprawl.
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LOS ANGELES — In the weeks since Kobe Bryant's death, the sprawl of Los Angeles has been covered in murals of the longtime Laker.
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FringeNYC, which was founded in 1997, was renowned for its sprawl — its last iteration featured 193 shows across 16 venues in downtown Manhattan.
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By Jeffrey Gettleman Drought conditions, metropolitan sprawl and shrinking pastureland have driven some herders to graze their flocks in Nairobi, the country's capital.
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We live in Pasadena, a southeastern suburb that encompasses residential sprawl and a jumble of oil and petrochemical refineries along the Ship Channel.
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But the automaker's anti-union practices led it to decentralize production, which contributed to white flight, suburban sprawl and outsourcing to other countries.
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Usually, their arrival means wildfires are on the way, a recurring threat to life and property thanks to climate change and urban sprawl.
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Augusta National is sometimes likened to Oz. For one thing, it's a Technicolor fantasyland embedded in an otherwise ordinary tract of American sprawl.
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America is a cacophony of joy, violence, filth, urban sprawl, suburban cul-de-sacs, farms, migrant workers, apolitical people — the list goes on.
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Hoping to simultaneously quell suburban sprawl and establish physical points of common connection, Gruen devised and starting building shopping malls in the 19803s.
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People living closer together also don't contribute to the suburban sprawl responsible for chopping up vast tracts of wilderness that devastate wildlife populations.
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According to its website, the complex is composed of four connected town homes that house 21985 guest rooms and sprawl over 250,21812 square feet.
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But whereas typical Nordstrom stores sprawl across 140,000 square feet, the first Nordstrom Local store in West Hollywood measures at just 3,000 square feet.
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A conventional steel plant, by comparison, may sprawl over 2,000 hectares and need to produce some 4m tonnes a year to turn a profit.
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Whereas Harvey's five days of rain and Houston's massive urban sprawl rapidly choked its many roadways with floods, Miami will face a different beast.
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A system which helped shape and form the area giving rise to the suburban sprawl which came to replace the cattle ranches and fields.
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Logos: I've mainly been working on new solo material but also had time to work on the next Sprawl EP with Shapednoise and Mumdance.
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Growing up in 220s and 80s suburban sprawl, I had become vaguely familiar with many of the drugs fellow inmates took for various ailments.
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The issue is that given the location of the oceans and mountains, California's main cities don't have much more space they can sprawl into.
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Families stuff themselves at iftar, a communal meal at sundown, then sprawl in front of the set to watch nightly serials known as mosalsalat.
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Miami is bounded by the twin natural barriers of the sea and the Everglades, so the city can't sprawl outwards as much as others.
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St-Pierre's opponent this weekend is another relic from the era of SPRAWL shorts and shaved heads, the current UFC middleweight champion Michael Bisping.
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These rules have little impact on smaller banks, which tend not to sprawl across so many countries or to combine retail and investment banking.
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We're still camped in one of the villages that sprawl along the northern banks of the Euphrates River, about ten miles east of Raqqa.
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That is to say, a future we can all imagine if we don't curb carbon emissions, halt urban sprawl, or stop poisoning our waters.
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The airport was once a famous part of Hong Kong's skyline, as planes would peek through the city's sprawl as they approached the runway.
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About 8.5 million people live in Mexico City, and the rest inhabit an endless sprawl that encompasses everything from gated communities to concrete slums.
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The film stretches out in a classic-Western sprawl, taking its time to establish the characters and not rushing to get where it's going.
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Los Angeles, however, is contradictory: a city of sprawl, but also of neighborhoods; of glitz and glamour, but also of the most pedestrian realities.
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He and other volunteers worked into the night clearing rubble and traversing the vast urban sprawl with medical supplies for those most in need.
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There's also the problem of rapid urban sprawl within the Wildland-Urban Interface, where forests and other undeveloped lands meet areas inhabited by humans.
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If not for the ditch, you'd assume the two cities were one, a single urban sprawl blanketing a valley between two desolate mountain ranges.
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That sprawl of sky over a small island speck on the black ocean suggests, like few other experiences, the nanosecond that is human life.
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Between the neighborhood sprawl and consistently temperate weather, experimental exhibitions flourish in backyards, gardens, garages, and parking lots in ways other cities can't afford.
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The camp, one massive sprawl, operates much like a city, except food and resources are extremely limited, and firewood for cooking is not provided.
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It looks like it was just excavated from the arid wastelands that sprawl in every direction as soon as you leave this lucrative oasis.
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Khabib Nurmagomedov got Johnson to the fence by shooting on him, getting sprawl on, and simply bulldozing through until Johnson's feet hit the fence.
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Not only that, but with increased adoption of cloud applications, companies face unprecedented levels of IP, data and identity sprawl beyond the enterprise firewall.
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The novel's initial reception included criticism that it was too obsessively political: Franzen's hatred of suburban sprawl, love of bicycles and the cerulean warbler.
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As it did with so many other interests, the internet provided a framework for crossword fandom, a tribal sprawl that transcended location and circumstance.
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To you they crawl (body sprawl, smokin' Pall Malls, close calls, stand tall), Doll, you make them feel so small — and they love it.
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These rules encouraged suburbs with winding streets and culs-de-sac — aesthetically pleasing designs that led to sprawl and made a car a necessity.
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Meanwhile in the United States, the sprawl of the suburbs, and decline of urban downtowns, required a new perspective on designing vibrant public space.
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The real border is everywhere, and it is not a series of see-through steel slats, but a multitudinous sprawl of gaps between people.
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While sections of the store looked like an earthquake had hit it, there are treasures and deals to be found throughout the considerable sprawl.
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There are delighted pigs and gossiping geese and dogs that sprawl with their mouths open so that they can cool off after running around.
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They will wedge the tiny settlement in so thoroughly as to make it an afterthought in the relentless spread of Mexico City's urban sprawl.
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Arrive before sunset for a view that extends to Mount Fuji on clear days, or go after dark to admire the twinkling urban sprawl.
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Poor public planning: California housing sprawl has entered fire zones that mirror the pattern of Houston and Miami building like crazy in flood zones.
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Once the towns of Gloucestershire sprawl, once houses are built over areas like these, the memory of a landscape dies, literally buried by concrete.
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For a long time, "Atlanta was known for traffic, sprawl and the airport," said Michael Tavani, 2000, another transplant and entrepreneur who works downtown.
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Much of this mountainous, densely populated territory of more than seven million has already been filled with high-rises, shopping centers and concrete sprawl.
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But if you used to sprawl on the sofa at 9 every Thursday night, biting your nails as his pompadour bobbed, it was enough.
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One, sometimes these pockets are original urban places — traditional towns or villages that stood on their own, initially — that got gobbled up by sprawl.
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So that is certainly something that is going on with Houston's big development and urban sprawl, and with climate change storms are getting stronger.
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California officials, eager to maintain the state's leadership role on climate action, hope to pave the way for a fix to entrenched urban sprawl.
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With Blue Jackets defenseman David Savard in between the two players, Beauvillier faked a pass to Barzal, which caused Savard to sprawl to the ice.
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In these shots, Iguana is typically dwarfed by the sprawl of nature, which paints him as an underdog in his violent struggle against outlaw society.
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Conrad is fond of setting these stories against a backdrop of the global sprawl of capitalism, to illustrate that nobody is exempt from its reach.
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There is clearly a lot more to transitioning from kickboxing to MMA than the "six months of sprawl training" that fans used to joke about.
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As this map shows, urban sprawl likely contributed to the extent of the flooding, since paved surfaces had grown significantly in the prior two decades.
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Simply put, building cities around cars increases congestion, discourages the use of public transport and encourages sprawl, all of which urban planners generally disapprove of.
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But one of the greatest concerns about autonomous electric vehicles is that they'll encourage increased car use and ownership, leading to more sprawl and traffic.
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The task ahead for this elite American-trained unit is daunting -- but essential to the future of Iraq -- to conquer the urban sprawl of Mosul.
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Solheim said the key to cleaner, safer cities lay with good urban planning - including allowing for green spaces, providing public transport, and preventing urban sprawl.
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In 1935, the city imposed a green belt to combat urban sprawl, in hopes that this would encourage more people to move to rural areas.
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The big picture: Economic inequality and urban sprawl have contributed to the problem, which generates barriers to health care access, employment and even everyday shopping.
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La Matanza is in the heart of the conurbano, a sprawl of poor and crime-ridden suburbs around Argentina's capital which contains some 10m people.
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Because South Florida's economy — and tax revenue — is so reliant on real estate development, politicians have done little to put the brakes on urban sprawl.
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Mundane waves of urban sprawl wash away your capacity for emotional fulfillment and the leaden weight of unfettered capitalism pulls us deeper into bland oblivion.
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Despite being the nation's capital, it's only the fourth-largest city in Canada, with a suburban sprawl that takes up an absurdly large geographical footprint.
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Related: Shanghai's Urban Sprawl Gets Abstracted Into Colorful Vector Art Quotes Become Symbolic Geometric Art in 'Aretephos Eerie Puppets and Paintings Straddle Fantasy and Nightmare
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The series has brought player-controlled vehicles into PvP before, but the maps are generally too small — by design — for that sort of battlefield sprawl.
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And whether a child is born in the urban sprawl of Detroit or the windswept plains of Nebraska, they look at the same night sky.
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The innovation within this urban sprawl has inspired a nomadic museum: Design Museum Dharavi will travel through the area with different exhibits for two months.
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Robert Bruegmann, an authority on urban sprawl at the University of Illinois, reckons that American city centres and suburbs are coming to resemble one another.
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The German giant has taken steps to reduce its sprawl, spinning out specialty chemicals and plastics, and the remainder of its business is well run.
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From the lush greenery and the scent of honeysuckles, to near-eerie silence and hermetic privacy, they afford a peaceful oasis amidst the concrete sprawl.
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But its model -- based on cheap energy, urban sprawl, and political disenfranchisement [of minorities] -- does not seem like a recipe for the national long haul.
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In 1953, the city itself was doing just fine, but the 12 smaller municipalities surrounding it were struggling to keep up with their postwar sprawl.
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Its four sections, each about 90 pages, pack in a lot, but these are subjects that sprawl far past Mr. Smee's incisive framing of them.
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Outside, children play barefoot soccer on a stony field in a suburban sprawl that not long ago displaced the big game that once grazed here.
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This boom period ended in the 250s as the state's flat, developable coastal lands were built out and the oil crisis made sprawl more expensive.
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A lot of it is the urban sprawl—people tend to move up to the hills because who doesn't want to live in the mountains?
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Swapping the sprawl of Baltimore's margins for the tight grids of its center, Renner and his musical cohorts would put on shows wherever they could.
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Instead of a hacienda-style sprawl of buildings or a glassy modern tower, the property is anchored by a newly constructed Cape Cod style mansion.
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While a novel might sprawl off in any number of directions, short stories tend to be more schematic, by virtue of their tightly controlled brevity.
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The second is the Bay Area method: Slow down sprawl while leaving existing neighborhoods alone, raising prices and pushing lower-earning households out of state.
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Now they have largely vanished, relics of a simpler era when America had but three television networks and novels could sprawl all over the weekend.
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The sprawl is so great that residents stay in their own bubbles, often completely unaware of major happenings in neighborhoods just a few blocks away.
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"Seritage is trying to say, 'Our development is the center of everything,'" said Eric Alexander, director of Vision Long Island, a nonprofit group fighting sprawl.
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It makes for a pretty exclusive stay, with the option of a big resort sprawl, while being able to retreat to a quiet, secluded base.
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The compositions had grown more grand than those on "No Burden," with space for horns and strings, but they hadn't lost their sprawl or specificity.
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Living in The town on the Long Island Sound has historic homes and rolling farmland, forgoing the sprawl and density of some of its neighbors.
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It is the city of Julius Shulman's iconic photos of glass Case Study Houses overlooking suburban sprawl, and David Hockney's paintings of backyard swimming pools.
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The number and stature of many of the people involved can be somewhat overwhelming, as is the geographic sprawl, so we tried to simplify it.
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Perth is an interesting sprawl of a place, closer to Bali than it is to Sydney and over 1,200 miles from the nearest large city.
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Beijing and Shanghai are also tightening controls on migrants in an effort to control urban sprawl and curb the growth of their 20 million-plus populations.
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But experts studying California's fires say that the state's burgeoning population and its sprawl into areas that were once wild have helped create a perfect firestorm.
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Even so, the city had become reliant on the ride-hailing firms, due to a combination of hedonistic nightlife, urban sprawl and poor public-transit options.
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Hundreds of child-friendly spaces have been set up across the sprawl of Bangladeshi camps, offering the children support as well as safe places to play.
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In their growing sprawl, Messenger and Snapchat are aggressively expanding their commerce capabilities, and these companies and others will continue building out their financial services infrastructure.
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When I get home, I sprawl on the floor of my boyfriend's office while he works, talking at him, and clean the apartment for an hour.
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Minnesota MINNEAPOLIS — Wisconsin sophomore Ethan Happ couldn't help but sprawl out on the Williams Arena court when a final shot attempt for Minnesota missed the mark.
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The chair is also a motorized recliner, capable of tilting back at up to a 140-degree angle, letting your sprawl in comfort alongside your screens.
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I can comfortably sprawl on the Edge for a few hours but I have to sit down every half hour or so at my standing desk.
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The viral sprawl of the false DC story meant that people who'd never heard of missing white woman syndrome suddenly had the phrase in their vocabularies.
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Were the bill to pass, it would, in essence, mandate that the Greater Boston area no longer add people exclusively through increasing sprawl into rural areas.
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We reach it by driving through urban sprawl and out into the hills, passing a seemingly endless stream of impossibly fit athletes pounding the roadside paths.
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But as more firms crop up to help residents manage the sprawl and the traffic, the big question remains: When, and will, they ever be profitable?
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It should be clear by now to the mayor of every major city that deregulating new construction is key to preventing inequality, sprawl and job losses.
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In coastal Chennai, major concerns include falling groundwater levels amid irregular rainfall, and flooding caused by unchecked urban sprawl on wetlands and river beds, said Ramachandran.
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As for urban sprawl, between 1980 and 2000 America paved over a piece of land (much of it arable) that was around the size of Illinois.
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One reason is that large groups in Vietnam sprawl across 6.4 separate industries on average; those in China operate in just 2.3, according to the OECD.
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Among the major urban issues to be tackled in cities around the world are increasingly unaffordable housing, rising air pollution, and unregulated urban sprawl, Sharif said.
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Since its founding in 1980, Larung Gar has grown into an extraordinary and surreal sprawl — countless red-painted dwellings surrounding temples, stupas and large prayer wheels.
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Inside is a sprawl of 15 stalls preparing and selling Mexican fare, pizza, sandwiches, barbecue, baked goods, ramen, poke, seafood, gelato, salads, coffee, cocktails and wine.
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Malpass' nomination offends the global elites who defend the sprawl of globalist institutions like the World Bank that have been hijacked to serve a liberal agenda.
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They sprawl over the fence, shoelaces undone, T-shirts on inside out, back into the city, refreshed and ready for whatever else the night has left.
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He would also buy a stake in a tract in Henderson, on the edge of Las Vegas's fast-growing sprawl, that remains undeveloped to this day.
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The adaptation set a new standard for "epic," capturing all the passion and tragedy of Napoleon's clash against the Russian aristocracy in its seven-hour sprawl.
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Continue to sprawl out on your puffy white cloud eating cotton candy and grapes from the vine as you look down on the rest of us.
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The cliché is that it's the Eastern seaboard's flyover country, a suburban wasteland full of malls, sprawl, bratty white teenagers driving luxury cars, lacrosse, and insurance.
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"I felt strongly about not staging the piece on the mainland," he said, pointing to the urban sprawl in the distance, an hour's ferry ride away.
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With a sprawl of a garden and big communal tables, Greenwood Park is an ideal meeting point for a big group — before or after the show.
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Those who treasure the splendor of industrial sprawl must visit this morass of pipe lines, buildings drilling rigs, gravel pits, roads and pools of toxic chemicals.
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Though its sprawl of sounds and moods makes More Life unlike anything else in Drake's discography, it starts with two well-produced but linear rap workouts.
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My friends and I approached Naples from the north, with a landscape of greenish-brown fields and craggy foothills giving way to a bewildering urban sprawl.
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If you're headed to Brooklyn Bridge Park, Bryant Park or Hudson River Park, leave the folding chairs at home and sprawl out on a blanket instead.
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Major urban-renewal projects have upgraded the waterfront into a sprawl of state-of-the-art cultural venues, shopping centers and skyscrapers from five-star architects.
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Square Feet A proposed development addresses urban sprawl and scarce housing in rural Lancaster County, but some say it's the right project in the wrong spot.
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Sympathetic villagers offered some drinking water and packets of snacks, while autorickshaw drivers ferried families to the sprawl of makeshift settlements that surround the Kutupalong camp.
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Jakarta, an urban sprawl of approximately 10 million people, with a metropolitan region of about 30 million, is the poster child of the nation's walking woes.
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The grove, with its tightly packed rows of orange trees, calls to mind another time, before relentless development transformed this rural agricultural area into endless sprawl.
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Comprising three long-form instrumentals that sprawl across a three-LP box set, the release is sure to translate to a demanding but rewarding live show.lpr.
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It's part of the industrialized sprawl of car dealerships, highways and factories just outside The Hague, the opposite of what most people would call the countryside.
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In contrast to the sprawl that blights many other classical festivals, Ojai is a concentrated burst of intellectual energy, easily reached just outside Los Angeles. ojaifestival.
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Engineers added another runway, permanent barracks and a Pizza Hut; at one point, tens of thousands of civilians and soldiers lived within the base's growing sprawl.
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Their house, just north of Fort Ross, was a gorgeous, low-slung sprawl that practically hung on the edge of a cliff over the gray Pacific.
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She implored him for help when he came to find her amid the sprawl: "Because I'm so young, I came so young," she recalled telling him.
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The disease prompts rapid tissue loss, appearing first as white patches that sprawl out across the coral, before eventually stripping it of color and life altogether.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads I always remember Kate McGraw's artworks as a colorful sprawl of integrated textures — equal parts playful, abstract, and socially aware.
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Ciudad Nezahualcóyotl, a million-resident sprawl outside Mexico City, was once known for poverty, gang violence and police corruption so widespread that officers sometimes mugged citizens.
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The city's low-sling sprawl, best traversed by automobile, necessitates a visual language that commands attention as you speed by on freeways or meander down boulevards.
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"Soleri was confronting the American dream of big cars, and road building and single family houses and urban sprawl," Stein told me as we strolled around Arcosanti.
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Wendell Cox, a public policy consultant who helped former LA Mayor Tom Bradley pass the funds to build the Metro in the 1990s, is now pro-sprawl.
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As the Rhythm Method's music gets out further and further beyond the net curtains of Greater London's suburban sprawl, a conversion seems to be starting to occur.
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A large port denotes a sharp, invisible border separating the grey urban sprawl from a leaf-shaped green reserve with an ecological sports park at its core.
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This will include a huge coastal urban sprawl; outlying towns and villages; advance manufacturing hubs in industries like biotech and robotics; and links with international shipping routes.
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The campus will serve as an outpost for 15,000 employees and sprawl over 9.5 acres, Reuters reported, saying the company currently has 62,000 employees in the country.
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Traditional virtual machine infrastructure was originally designed to help manage server sprawl for systems-of-record software — not to scale out across a fabric of distributed nodes.
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So DC turned to Zack Snyder to somehow try to combine the style of Nolan's Dark Knight trilogy with the ambitious scope and sprawl of the MCU.
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Green belts and town planning have stopped urban sprawl and kept British cities compact, helping to support mass transit and the recycling of used land and buildings.
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Still, the blocks leave organizers in a difficult place, with no clear way to coordinate activity across groups that often sprawl to hundreds of thousands of people.
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Real Engineering examines the benefits of building higher against the costs of urban sprawl, and it's obvious that taller cities makes more sense both socially and economically.
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By recording everyday occurrences on a website available to anyone with internet access, Zittel is demonstrating that one can survive away from urban centers and suburban sprawl.
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Geographically, Seattle is bottlenecked by Puget Sound to the west and Lake Washington to the east, with the Cascade mountains further out that way also limiting sprawl.
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Dangerously weak planning is leading to unchecked urban sprawl, leaving new city dwellers far from transportation and services, United Nations experts said.
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Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase and HSBC did not entirely trust their own numbers and lacked a framework for assessing which bits of their sprawl created value for shareholders.
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The very well-behaved dog owns his statue-like posture, while never betraying any of those "please just let me sprawl on the couch in peace" thoughts.
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We got it from Here… unfolds in an unbounded sprawl, pulling its surrounding narratives into a space where they are subsumed by the greater project of sound.
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Today the 28th-floor apartment, with a spectacular view of São Paulo's concrete sprawl, is worth perhaps 1.1m reais ($280,000), ten times what she paid for it.
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Even as suburban sprawl grows, we are becoming more compact overall: a 2008 study found 0003 percent of humanity lives on 10 percent of the available land.
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The film is so long that it's difficult to pinpoint what it's about precisely, as if its center of gravity has been lost amidst so much sprawl.
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If the eerie sprawl of opener "Beast" doesn't immediately hook you, the album's remaining four songs are certain to hold appeal to any fan of the genre.
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In her era of white flight and suburban sprawl, she couldn't have foreseen that, decades later, millions of people would want to move back to the city.
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In the AAA space, where games sprawl across dozens of hours, where violence-as-mode is the selling point, instances of memorable gun violence are much rarer.
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A sprawl of outdoor terraces on the 22nd floor with magnificent views, it's the first Brooklyn venture for him and his partners in the NoHo Hospitality Group.
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As the suburbs change, Democrats will need fewer candidates like Houlahan and more who can speak to the diverse and financially strapped voters who represent tomorrow's sprawl.
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The style, of course, is the extraordinary thing, as it would need to be to unite all the elements of a novel of this length and sprawl.
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The city is also planning to curb urban sprawl with 90 percent of all new residential units to now be constructed inside the city's current urban limits.
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While some will argue that land-constrained cities on the coasts can't sprawl as Southern metros do, other options such as building higher or denser are available.
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And while they aren't trying to duplicate these fictional structures, there seems to be an influence in futuristic designs and even the sprawl of large modern complexes.
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Conceived by researchers at Ben-Gurion University in Israel, the "flying sprawl-tuned autonomous robot" is based on the elementary observation that both rotors and wheels spin.
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We saw a lot of reporting on Russia where it felt that the complexity of the issue was missing, and wanted to correct that with The Sprawl.
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When he finally returned to the feet at the start of round two, he was twitchy and setting his weight ready to sprawl each time Kato moved.
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The paper underlines how municipal governments, especially at the county-level, impose strict growth management policies and heavy-handed regulation of land use to prevent urban sprawl.
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His crawl and sprawl have also given the president the time and the trove of details that he needs to refine his tactics for delegitimizing the investigation.
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The urban sprawl has eaten into rural areas and forests on the city's outskirts, invading leopards' natural habitats and forcing them to become accidental or unwanted intruders.
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The difference between Houston and the Bay Area, of course, is that Houston continues to sprawl outward — as do Atlanta, Phoenix and every other growing, affordable city.
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Clark said he gets several calls a year to wrangle gators in the Atlanta area, where the notorious suburban sprawl raises the odds of running into one.
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All that cross-cultural melding has led to a risk-taking bunch of chefs who aim to reflect the culinary traditions housed in its vast urban sprawl.
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Throughout Houston proper and the surrounding suburbs, developers sprawl ever outward, paving over pastures and former wetlands and leaving nothing to absorb the water, when it comes.
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How can one educate a "hybrid of sea anemone and squid," a liquid sprawl of "rippling colors that strayed from purple toward deep blues and sea greens"?
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Effective antidoping education has been made trickier by the diffusion of top T20 leagues, which sprawl from India, Australia and Hong Kong to England and the Caribbean.
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The sprawl will drive demand for new enterprise software solutions that enable workers to get stuff done and connect with their teams from anywhere in the country.
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On Lloyd Bentsen Memorial Highway, two weeks before Christmas, the big-city sprawl gives way to open fields lying brown and empty, like a drab patchwork quilt.
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Still, Laureate's global sprawl — and lack of consistent and comprehensive oversight — makes it particularly difficult to determine if its colleges are providing students with a good education.
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THE FASTEST-GROWING SUBURBS IN AMERICA: IT&aposS A SPRAWL-FOR-ALL In his public apology on Wednesday, Mayor Girone noted that the city has always supported artists.
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The upside of being in a long-distance relationship (besides getting to sprawl out on a double bed by yourself) is that it forces you to be creative.
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To those who live here, though, Leilani Estates offers secluded plots of land and a lush, tropical setting far from the more stereotypical tourist spots and beachside sprawl.
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What's more, the WUI grew by 33% in area from 1990 to 2010, as the number of homes within this rural sprawl grew from 30.8 to 43.4 million.
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And yet for all its mess, for all its sprawl, for all its shagginess, Transparent remains one of TV's most vital shows and one of its most artful.
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On the other hand, AVs could also encourage sprawl by making long commutes more acceptable, because riders will be able to work or even sleep on the move.
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Excessive rain is cited as the primary cause of the flooding, but some experts think it may have something to do with urban sprawl and the levees themselves.
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As these cities sprawl upwards and outwards—becoming smarter and hyper-connected—it's more important than ever to ensure that they are inclusive and accessible for all citizens.
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But corporate success means corporate sprawl, and recently Google has seen a number of engineers and others leave for younger rivals like Facebook and start-ups like Uber.
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BEBE: I grew up in small town Claremont, which is an hour east of LA. It's a liberal college town nestled amongst the inland empire track-housing sprawl.
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We've seen TWD's universe expand this season more than it ever has before, with new communities, characters, and storylines laid out in a Game of Thrones-style sprawl.
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Downtown El Paso flourished throughout the 1960s, but urban sprawl and the expansion of the I-10 freeway saw many residents and businesses driven away from its core.
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The train, which was transporting grain, crashed in Ecatepec, a large municipality in the State of Mexico that forms part of the urban sprawl extending from the capital.
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Rather, they are a modern version of the market gardens that once flourished on the edge of cities before the land they occupied was swallowed by urban sprawl.
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And in less-dense and more-sprawl oriented cities, members could also face the risk of having to travel significant distances if space isn't available in nearby locations.
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This starts the long-needed process of eliminating a tax policy that mostly aided the rich and has aided America's ruinous and unsustainable suburban single-family home sprawl.
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What if stigmatizing atrocity, making military sprawl less offensive to many even as it transcends all known chronological and territorial limits left the conflict harder to rein in?
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The pipeline ends at Burnaby, part of Vancouver's urban sprawl, which already hosts fuel tanks and the marine terminal for the existing pipeline, as well as a refinery.
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Like those space-age façades that can seem out of place in the suburban sprawl of Columbus, Jin cuts a similarly peculiar yet striking figure in the town.
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Two penthouses of 983 square meters (5,952 square feet), and a "super penthouse" dubbed "The One" -- of 948 square meters (10,204 square feet) -- sprawl across the top floors.
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Tucked away in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, lies the charming borough of New Hope -- a scenic sprawl of rivers, and bridges -- and a low-key, but thriving, LGBTQ scene.
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The company even paid attention to the details of designing a main hallway where the halls that sprawl off the main corridor are somewhat hidden by overhanging walls.
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One of them, "Dawn and Gaze," is vintage envy—a nearly seven-minute sprawl that stretches over numerous rises and falls, ultimately landing in a place of serenity.
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Yet, like a James Joyce short story in which the everyday and the eternal live cheek by jowl, "The Ferryman" seems to sprawl over an entire, divided country.
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He is helped, erratically, by his alcoholic son, Gene (Colton Ryan), and his adopted daughter, Marianne (Kimber Elayne Sprawl), who is inconveniently — and, it would seem, unaccountably — pregnant.
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And that's even before accounting for the strain on public services by encouraging and supporting sprawl where every mile of sewer, water, and power line serves fewer taxpayers.
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In a shift from the single-family home sprawl that dominated in a previous generation's version of suburban life, condo and apartment development is booming in many suburbs.
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But maybe it's only the familiar landscape itself, rolling where it should roll and spreading out where it should sprawl, that makes me feel I am somehow home.
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The city's urban sprawl now extends some 15 miles east from the Pacific Ocean to the spot where the last houses seem to scatter into the scrub land.
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Getting a handle on the sprawl of Cairo can be difficult, with its pounding dry heat and unforgiving traffic (crossing the street is, shall we say, an adventure).
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But you can see that it is a multimedia product, potentially, and I made it with the intention that I want to sprawl it off into different places.
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THE AMBER DENIM mosque sits at the back of a factory compound deep in the industrial sprawl north of Dhaka, Bangladesh's frenetic capital (population: more than 18 million).
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Watching a Romero fight you almost hope that his man shoots a takedown just so you can see Romero smush their face into the mat with his sprawl.
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The sprawl of Indonesia notwithstanding, the center of gravity remains in Java, the small, densely populated island in the west of the country that includes the capital, Jakarta.
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Mr. Kotkin has long argued with "smart growth" advocates that what looks like sprawl is healthier for the middle class and conforms to what most families want anyway.
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The stars are promenading down the red carpet past the thousands who daily congregate in front of the Palais, the concrete sprawl that serves as the festival's headquarters.
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The cast of characters has been established over the years since Ulbricht's arrest, but Bilton's impressive reporting gives more space to a story that could use some sprawl.
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But even car commutes there have their own air-conditioned rationale: People are willing to cope with the traffic created by sprawl because their cars are air-conditioned.
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By contrast, none of the places where sprawl increased most between 2010 and 2016 — Austin, San Antonio, Houston and Oklahoma City — had been especially urban even in 2010.
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The focused lineup of 73 new feature films presents a manageable alternative to the big-tent sprawl of the Toronto International Film Festival, which opens a week later.
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Since about 1990 corporate America has bet heavily on hyperglobalization – on the continuance of an open-market regime that has encouraged complex value chains that sprawl across borders.
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Piketty believes that his sprawl is unified by a single great theme, which he describes as "the importance of political-ideological factors in the evolution of inequality regimes".
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In a city known for traffic jams, suburban sprawl, and gas-guzzling trucks, I walk to and from a bus stop to get to my job every day.
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For one thing, the New Haven County town doesn't have the same commercial sprawl and dense development of some of the suburbs in Fairfield County, its western neighbor.
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The sheer number of Mr Trump's deeds being investigated introduces a risk of sprawl; Mrs Pelosi will need to keep her caucus focused and her chairmen on task.
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Since it broke ground in 2012, the 28-acre Hudson Yards development, which is mostly on platforms over a train yard, has been a clanging sprawl of construction.
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At other points her imaginative sprawl is funneled into an entire album, as on her second record, Two Suns, and here again on her fourth opus, The Bride.
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Moments before, in the kitchen, I had looked down at the sprawl of Manhattan and watched a car the size of an ant stop at a red light.
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The lawn, as we know it, is an anachronism: It's a living fossil from the 1950s, the era of Levittown, glorified suburban sprawl, and better living through chemistry.
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Sometimes I feel bad about being a transplant and inadvertently contributing to the growth and sprawl that is going on, but that's just the way it is I guess.
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Tens of thousands of sex workers used to practise in the city, servicing people working in its vast sprawl of factories as well as visitors drawn by its sleaze.
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To give you an idea of what you can find in Tokyo's expansive urban sprawl, we've rounded up the best shops for one-of-a-kind, outfit-making pieces.
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Thompson was able to sprawl his legs and avoid entanglement yet again, briefly mounting MacDonald before MacDonald worked back to guard and attempted to attack with another leg entanglement.
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There's a perception elsewhere that Florida is a land of misery and unmitigated stupidity, a sinking swamp teeming with urban sprawl, racist cops, and grannies in rhinestone MAGA caps.
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The establishment of movements like new urbanism, which demonized both modern architecture and American urban planning (whether sprawl or urban renewal), further concentrated the ideological zeal toward Old Stuff.
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H.S. These satellite images from the International Space Station, curated by photographer Andreas Gefeller, of shimmering urban sprawl expanding into the darkness present as a sort of Rorschach test.
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Midnight Diner: Tokyo Stories follows the owner and clientele of a tiny Tokyo restaurant, telling short, touching stories of family, friendship, and humanity in the heart of urban sprawl.
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IN THE mega-cities of Asia and Africa, from Cairo to Manila, urban sprawl throws up trash mountains where enterprising slum-dwellers gather a bare living collecting recyclable junk.
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Overcrowding, pollution, and sprawl would be addressed through self-driving roads, waste management reprocessing, modular housing, and underground tunnels for utilities, while a huge geodesic dome could regulate climate.
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The study continues to predict that over the next few years, we could be seeing the end of "sprawl," or the expansion of cities into suburbs and rural areas.
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You can see the dense lights of London in the center of the image, and further north the sprawl of lights from cities including Birmingham, Manchester, Leeds and Liverpool.
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The break-up came only after a painstaking effort by Mr Hayes, a UTC veteran, to convince himself and the board that the old sprawl was no longer viable.
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To him, it is part of a sprawl of international organisations, vulnerable to mission creep, which pamper their staff and put their own growth above the countries they serve.
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ABU QREINAT, Israel — A resident of a ramshackle sprawl of shacks and houses in the Negev Desert, Rabaa Al-Hawashleh is an unlikely worker in Israel's high-tech industry.
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Image: D10D3/IMGURBack in the mid-80's, the "cyberdeck"—the neural-connected, on-the-go interface from William Gibson's Sprawl Trilogy—captured the imagination of every cyberpunk fan.
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"They are solving the pain of SaaS sprawl that every organization is facing by empowering modern IT, finance and security teams with better visibility," he said in a statement.
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"The federal government had a role in incentivizing sprawl and car-oriented transportation, and now we need to look at how we can change those incentive structures," Carlock said.
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Even when they stretch and sprawl and wander, they still make sense—however "sense" is defined—at every level of form, from word to sentence to paragraph to chapter.
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The convergence of three new technologies—automation, electrification, and shared mobility—has the potential to create a whole new wave of automation-induced sprawl without proper planning and regulation.
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Sixty years ago, the American middle class began fleeing inner cities and pushing to their boundaries, creating a suburban sprawl that made large swathes of the country car-dependent.
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Sprawl on takedown attempts and either look to land a good counter hook quickly or calm Lesnar down enough to step in with the right straight down the pipe.
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This looks like a pretty precarious position, and Bektic immediately pressured forward in pursuit of an arm triangle choke as he continued working to sprawl on Lamas's left knee.
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It is where the worst of London's sprawl—post-war concrete and thundering roads scarring parts of the town centre—mingles with the English countryside at its parklike best.
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As a newborn, my older son could sleep through anything so long as he could sprawl out on a flat surface, arms and legs splayed out on either side.
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Rapid urbanization and rising incomes in India have led to an unchecked sprawl of office towers and luxury apartments that are pushing the poor farther out to the margins.
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The first long scoring thing that I got to do was last year—the soundtrack for the Metahaven film The Sprawl—and that should be released early next year.
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Your lifelong quest to consume spicy frog soup and stir-fried ant eggs ends at Huen Muan Jai restaurant, another village-like sprawl of rustic wooden houses and pavilions.
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There's a lost city called Kilstiffen beneath the Cliffs of Moher — or so the story goes — which sprawl grandly over the Atlantic Ocean on the western coast of Ireland.
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But over the past few decades, from the sprawl of the suburbs to the train tracks lining the East End, it has served as my passport to the city.
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In reality, the city is a vibrant, artistic, literary place; perhaps it is the sprawl that makes its various beacons of culture feel like stars in a distant constellation.
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As Brazil's cities sprawl — São Paulo is one of the largest in the world — Yuca creates central co-living spaces for young people that want to shorten their commutes.
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Last week at MoMA PS1, an epic sprawl of artists' books were on display at New York Art Book Fair, which was started by the nonprofit organization Printed Matter.
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Habitat loss has been the main cause of bird declines, and efforts to reduce development in wild lands and suburban sprawl should remain at the forefront of conservation priorities.
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Katia Buffetrille, a scholar of Tibet at the École Pratique des Hautes Études in Paris, said the sprawl of the town had surprised her when she visited last year.
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French authorities transferred more than 5,000 other migrants last week before bulldozers moved in to raze the sprawl of ramshackle shacks and tents nicknamed the "Jungle" by its inhabitants.
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They couldn't have guessed at the time that our society was signing up for decades of car-dependent sprawl and a climate crisis so serious it threatens human existence.
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So probably the two in-the-moment profit-takers give us a better sense of who Hendrix was in the excited, spiritual, bummed-out sprawl of his final year.
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The report attempted to calculate the rate of loss of natural lands by assessing the impact of oil and gas extraction, road construction, housing sprawl, agriculture and other human activities.
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Fleury Merogis, a sprawl of gloomy gray concrete dating to the 1960s, houses far more prisoners that it was built to take, making it a frequent target of international criticism.
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The most famous example is, of course, Rockhold rice bailing Tim Boetsch over off a caught kick, coming up on top of a sprawl and locking in a reverse triangle.
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We spoke to experts studying California's fires, and they told us the state's burgeoning population and its sprawl into areas that were once wild have helped create a perfect firestorm.
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The forced blackout is a blunt response to the growing risks of disastrous wildfires brought about by a complex combination of suburban sprawl, poor land management practices, and climate change.
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Climate change, urban sprawl into naturally burning ecosystems and an overly successful historical approach to limiting wildland fires have all contributed to bigger and more damaging conflagrations in recent decades.
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The lead-up is what makes Give Me Future so fascinating, even to viewers who aren't already invested in the band or the wide stylistic sprawl of the EDM scene.
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Solnit's article focuses on the fear-mongering visions of our autonomous future which have been hypothetically presented to us: Driverless cars will get hacked, sabotage other riders, create more sprawl.
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In an article in The Times in 1976, geologists blamed development linked to urban sprawl from Los Angeles for ripping up the bluffs' natural defenses against the surf and tide.
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She despaired at the idea of suburban sprawl and celebrated the idea of a thriving mixed-income urban neighborhood, a concept that has rarely panned out, despite her widespread influence.
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They found that rural areas—particularly on or near public lands—experienced substantially greater amounts of forest loss than areas of urban sprawl and private land, especially in the west.
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There are bonuses for maintaining the sprawl and placing similar districts on adjacent tiles, but there are also physical features in the land that benefit some districts more than others.
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It may have seemed like a disorganized sprawl, but that diversity is Google's biggest strength, and could give it the edge it needs to win the next generation of computing.
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And with urban sprawl and a lack of public transport, Americans are just as likely to live near the airport as the rail station, said Seth Kaplan, an aviation expert.
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Under a cloudless summer sky, not far from the Atlantic Ocean, bicycles zip down the street, children sprawl in the few green public spaces, and senior citizens relax on porches.
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In other words, people need a photo-organization method that saves time — and that allows them to essentially throw out the need to sort and tag their enormous photo sprawl.
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The decentered sprawl of the city tends to disorient visitors from the opposite coast, but real estate prices are less than ruinous, and the supply of hungry people is limitless.
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Set under a banner of evening sky and the kind of warm nights where you sprawl out beside a bonfire drinking cider, "Laidback" looks exactly how summer nights should feel.
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As tech workers continue to pour into the area, citizens are left wondering whether increased pollution associated with the ever-growing urban sprawl will leave an equally damaging environmental legacy.
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As with the first installment, behold a gargantuan, several-hour minimalist techno sprawl, packed with pounding beats across a wide range of musical modes: aggressive, calming, polymorphous, but mostly aggressive.
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The ethnic enclave of Little Italy is almost no more, shrunken by the sprawl of Chinatown, insidious boutiques, and pie-in-the-sky condos that have now overtaken downtown Manhattan.
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So it comes as no surprise that, amid the bloat and sprawl of the SR250MM triple album, he would revisit that same tropical trap aesthetic for this flirty Swaecation standout.
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The starkly different styles in the two games — almost two different sports — made one wistful for the days when there was no organized attempt to tame college football's intrinsic sprawl.
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Packs of dogs trot through the parks, hang around restaurants for scraps (which they usually get), and sprawl on their bellies inside railway stations as rushing commuters leap over them.
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Residents of Karachi's slums — by some estimates 61 percent of the population lives in the haphazard concrete sprawl along the city's perimeter — face other challenges in dealing with the heat.
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Just outside of Mr. Clark's office suite is a sprawl of cubicles where Schwab employees can be heard counseling financial advisers all over the country on matters large and small.
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An article on the Square Feet page on April 12 about efforts in Los Angeles to contain sprawl referred incorrectly to the planned extension of the city's purple transit line.
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In February, the band will anchor its own festival in Miami; first, it will set up shop here, in a show that's sure to sprawl in just the right ways.
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Maybe he did nothing more than sprawl on a Moroccan beach with a copy of Graham Greene, glance at Russian tourists, and feed them into his daydream of a plot.
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The Sofia offices of Mr. Mareshki's party sprawl through a dozen mostly empty rooms in a modern, glass-faced office block with views of the crumbling roofs of the capital.
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A: Houston's large sprawl of urbanized areas covered with impervious surfaces such as concrete, along with its location on a flood plain, exacerbated the impacts of the rain, Shepherd said.
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In the front, visitors stand amidst a forest of columns viewing The Sprawl across five screens mounted on trees at various heights, with a red moon glowing in the background.
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By the time the book enters the 20th century, stories about creative and heroic individuals such as Jackson tend to give way to chronicles of undifferentiated sprawl at the federal level.
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LA had plenty of land to sprawl out on, and when its population hit 238 million people in 1924, Ford was already pumping out nearly 2 million Model Ts a year.
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About a third of the world's soils are degraded because of soil erosion - the loss of the topsoil by wind, rain or use of machinery - contamination and the sprawl of cities.
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"Majorities tend to flip from blue to red roughly where commuter suburbs give way to 'exurban' sprawl," wrote Will Wilkinson, a researcher at the libertarian Niskanen Center, in a recent report.
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In earlier iterations, that was confined to mailing lists or chat rooms, but now social networks let it sprawl across platforms, playing out on Facebook, Twitter, and conspiracy-friendly news sites.
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As The New York Times editorial board has pointed out, California's sprawl is also a result of a housing crisis that has pushed people out of the state's increasingly unaffordable cities.
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At the moment the Trump Disorganisation would be an accurate name for his activities, which sprawl over about 500 legal entities, most of them zombies and most held by him directly.
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The new vehicles also open up the question of more suburban sprawl: If commutes become productive work stations-slash-zen dens, will people opt to live farther way from city centers?
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It's rare to see such an internal film look and feel this big — in the cinematography, in the sprawl of its world, and in the instant acclaim that's rightfully greeted it.
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But as climate change is warming our planet and concrete sprawl is not allowing our natural soil to drain the rainwaters, so these events are going to become only more common.
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Their second album, Tarkus — and its inimitable tank-armadillo cover art — amply demonstrated the skill of the three musicians, along with the sprawl that would come to define the genre. 6.
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Mexico City, a megalopolis whose urban sprawl comprises more than 20 million people, has been at the vanguard of a shift in Mexico to more socially liberal laws in recent years.
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The company, which owns Korea's top mobile messaging app and one of the country's largest internet portals, operates a sprawl of businesses that include taxi-hailing, deliveries, comics, payments and more.
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The army onslaught has captured about half of eastern Ghouta, leaving insurgents in control over a dense sprawl of towns where civilians are left cowering in underground shelters awaiting aid trucks.
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But like any long-running comic book or soap opera — and Power Rangers is, at heart, a kind of cross between the two — the sheer sprawl is part of the appeal.
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DustmanFight the tab sprawl in your browser with the help of Dustman, and use the system resources that it frees up to navigate faster around the sites you are actually using.
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To do so, gang boss Samurai, in cahoots with local politician Malgradi, tries to push through a bill that will allow the area to be redeveloped into a sprawl of casinos.
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Mexicali, a one-time agricultural outpost built up by Chinese immigrants a century ago, is now a sprawl of industrial plants stretching into the surrounding desert that supply the U.S. market.
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And so suburbia came to define the areas both within and just outside cities, where a cleaner sprawl of nice houses would provide shelter from the filthy squalor of the metropolis.
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I went first to Cleveland National Forest, east of Anaheim, and then to San Bernardino National Forest, about a mile above the infinity of desert sprawl known as the Inland Empire.
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Her detailed and difficult-to-synthesize economic plan had no core message, partly due to Clinton's policy sprawl and partly due to the assumption that a core message wasn't really necessary.
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The vast, squalid sprawl of shanty-town shelters housed about 7,000 migrants, many of whom were taken to temporary lodgings in villages and towns across France pending examination of asylum requests.
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The two patties, pancaked to a blackening crunch on the griddle, sprawl beyond the borders of the bun, running with "special sauce" and yellow cheese that works as a second sauce.
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Against the waves of purposeful travelers and suburban commuters, they sprawl on floors of cold tile, lit by the glare of fluorescent lights, with a constant soundtrack of final-call departures.
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The rising dominance of the auto industry spurred by postwar development and single-family housing sprawl led to the end of the once ubiquitous streetcars, which officially stopped running in 1963.
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Where the steep, dark-green slopes of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains hit the valley floor, they are met by towering sand dunes that sprawl across more than 30 square miles.
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Rialto is a city of almost 100,000 people, most of them Latino but with significant black and Pacific Islander minorities, that sits in the desert and sprawl east of Los Angeles.
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In "Too Many," a poem published in 2009, the deer have become, in the eyes of Baker's neighbors, "a menace; plague"—though he sees that the real plague is human sprawl.
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A single tune might sprawl out to 20 minutes of elastic thrashing by his band; the agenda seemed to be hypnotic discovery, even within the parameters of a supposed folk song.
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Compared to the two other largest markets in the U.S. — San Francisco and Manhattan, which are just 47 and 34 square miles, respectively — L.A. spans a massive 503 square-mile sprawl.
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This means that 43 out of the 68 individual artists in the Biennial live in or near New York, or along the Northeast Corridor (what William Gibson would call the "Sprawl").
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Colored orbs of every color sprawl out in all directions, like the The Matrix's "guns, lots of guns" construct scene mixed with the Yellow Submarine and a sizable dose of acid.
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There are now four separate lines, connecting the city's neighborhoods that sprawl up its mountains, and allowing people who were once isolated to easily travel into the center of the city.
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About a mile from Arizona State along the light-rail tracks, Culdesac, a developer based in the Bay Area, is building a car-free development in a region known for sprawl.
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Keeping everything contained between two covers risks compressing the historical sprawl into one of those dense slabs more suitable for gift-giving than reading — the print equivalent of a holiday fruitcake.
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And, unsurprisingly, Tina Fey pops in every so often as the owner of the McVilla that Abby rents, a sprawl that comes with its own driver and (inept) cook (Jason Schwartzman).
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When a metropolitan area adds population, it typically does so in part by adding people to areas that are already developed (infill) and in part by expanding its geographic footprint (sprawl).
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Europe's cultural identity, Mr. Steiner wrote, is founded on several characteristics largely missing in the United States, where car culture, suburban sprawl and great open spaces engender a sense of separateness.
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Think the sunshine and sweat of "Dexter," the overlapping criminal subcultures of "Justified" and the female-ensemble sprawl of "Orange Is the New Black," all with a good dose of sudsiness.
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Some days you want the epic sprawl of a "Game of Thrones," or the surprising ups and downs of "Wild Wild Country," or the slow poignancy of a British period drama.
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Concentrating a livable community into a small area, Mr. Hurst said, would satisfy pent-up housing and commercial needs in the county without burying swaths of postcard-worthy farmland under sprawl.
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I was supposed to be visiting the Peace Awareness Labyrinth & Gardens as part of a larger quest to seek out spaces of refuge and retreat across the city's endless suburban sprawl.
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There, on the exceedingly rare day that Glasgow is not smothered in gray clouds, one can glimpse the Whitelee Windfarm, a sprawl of turbines big enough to power nearly 2003,000 homes.
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Opinion Columnist When my family emigrated from our native South Africa to Southern California in the 1980s, my parents, my sister and I fell hard for this state's endless suburban sprawl.
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Mexicali, a one-time agricultural outpost built up by Chinese immigrants a century ago, is now a sprawl of industrial plants, stretching into the surrounding desert, that supply the U.S. market.
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The original caption reads: Sheep were herded by their owners through downtown Madrid on Sunday as shepherds demonstrated the need to keep ancient grazing grounds from being overtaken by urban sprawl.
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These are places where geography and the existing size of the cities has constrained further sprawl, meaning that if new homes don't go in someone's backyard, they don't really go anywhere.
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A generation ago it was a smoggy, sweltering sprawl of factories and workshops, a bit embarrassed by its history as a semi-colony of Western powers, who knew it as Canton.
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Shot mainly in a bustling sprawl of open-air markets and run-down auto body shops in the working-class Yopougon district, the series will debut in Africa on Oct. 29.
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The team thinks the new dicynodont had a fully erect gait, like what you would see in a horse or elephant, as opposed to an intermediate crocodile-like or lizardlike sprawl.
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New races and stunts pop up on the map, markers scattered in a manageable fashion, not a Ubisoft super-sprawl; and it's up to you if you want to do them.
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California's tailpipe emissions have risen 21990 percent since 220, according to CARB data, as population growth, urban sprawl, and a devotion to one's own car produced longer commutes and choking traffic.
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In general, overnight low temperatures have been increasing faster than daytime high temperatures across the U.S. in recent decades, which has to do both with human-caused global warming and urban sprawl.
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As more and more people sprawl out from California's expensive cities in search of scenic views and cheap real estate, they come into closer contact with forests and grasslands primed to burn.
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If these voters lived just outside an urban sprawl, they would be lower-middle-class voters on the other side of the economic divide who became the audience of the politically ambitious.
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A 2016 study of 32 countries by the European Environment Agency showed Switzerland in the top 10 for land affected by urban sprawl, worse than in the Netherlands, Belgium, Liechtenstein or Malta.
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Nowhere is the widening gap between rich and poor more evident than in the Ruhr region, an urban sprawl of five million people that was once the center of Germany's heavy industry.
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The problem in a literal sense is that high-wage coastal cities are adjacent to oceans and thus have fewer dimensions of freedom in which to sprawl without creating untenable commuting conditions.
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Even as electric and hydrogen fuel-cell vehicles proliferate, California will still have to contend with this central issue: More sprawl equals more miles traveled, and more miles traveled equals more emissions.
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A space dedicated to art and film, its bookstore and theater is in an assuming little building in Eagle Rock, a neighborhood at the furthermost northwest reach of the Los Angeles sprawl.
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This is expensive—in 2015, the Victoria Transport Policy Institute estimated that sprawl costs America more than $1 trillion a year in reduced business activity, environmental damage, consumer expenses, and other costs.
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Below is a flavor of the mood around the event, held in a sprawl of temporary passageways and meeting rooms next to the "Spodek", a flying-saucer-shaped sports and concert venue.
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Swiss voters rejected on Sunday a proposal to limit urban sprawl by freezing the size of construction zones, rebuffing a plea from environmentalists to protect open spaces from the advance of bulldozers.
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As a 30-year resident of southern California, I'd been noticing for years the extent to which concrete and sprawl was swallowing up the natural environs of my corner of the state.
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Today, Okura's museum houses old photos and memorabilia, chronicling the growth of the chain—from its humble pre-war beginnings, to its Ray Kroc-helmed franchise explosion, to its current international sprawl.
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Aldo doesn't need to worry about constantly maintaining distance because he can sprawl on the absolute best wrestlers his division has and he can get up from under them just as easily.
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Starting in the 1970s, he spent much of his life scouring back roads for those vanishing emblems of midcentury enterprise, which were already imperiled by air travel, interstates and big-box sprawl.
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Various articles this past week — including from Slate, Newsweek and The Atlantic — argued that Houston's rapid sprawl development worsened the flooding, by increasing the metro's impervious surface, and thus its runoff problems.
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Nick and Elizabeth are white, but their pregnant daughter, Marianne (Kimber Sprawl), is black; she was discovered as an infant, like a Midwestern Moses, in a bag on the boarding-house floor.
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And when the food and wine is gone and I can't listen to Blanche anymore, I'll sprawl across my bed alone, turn on my humidifier, and (after some vibe time) fall asleep.
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But as 10,000 new bikes sprawl over the city, Seattle's latest transport revolution is pitting residents against each other, with the programs' fans and foes arguing over its effect on the city.
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When he reached out to shake the principles hand, he awkwardly started to unload the marbles into the principle's hand who immediately pulled his hand back, letting them sprawl across the stage.
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Rising up on a hill on the left side of the image is a suburban house, warm windows, and in the distance we can see the sprawl of a town at night.
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The increasing emphasis on narrative sprawl and pre-planned serialization comes with a price Marvel's Avengers strategy worked so well in part because audiences had never seen anything quite like it before.
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Across the state's midsection is the swing-voter-heavy "I-4 corridor," a land of suburban sprawl, citrus groves and farms, as well as the Tampa, Orlando and Daytona Beach metro areas.
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" Some fretted about its potential to sprawl: In January, Bari Weiss wrote that a story about Aziz Ansari's behavior in his personal life, not his workplace, "trivializes what #MeToo first stood for.
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The fruits could be seen if you looked in the right places, particularly within the kind of nondenominational megachurches that gleam from the roadsides here in the sprawl of Dallas-Fort Worth.
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Post-World War II American prosperity combined with the sprawl of the new suburbs contributed to Christmas holidays that were optimistic celebrations of the future, rather than nostalgic tributes to the past.
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It's much harder to point to cities that have gotten all of this right — the growth without the congestion, the tech jobs without the homeless crisis, the affordable housing without the sprawl.
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As Yukari Sakamoto of Food Sake Tokyo steers visitors through the bright sprawl of a depachika (department-store food hall), she delicately cautions against snacking while walking; in Japan, it's considered impolite.
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The vast sprawl of suburbs and satellite towns around Paris, disdained by some as a breeding ground for crime and terrorism, is home to the greatest pool of soccer talent in Europe.
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I flew into Vilnius with my brother Sam, rented a car, and headed west, watching as the exurban post-Soviet sprawl of the capital gave way to rolling hills, farms and pinewoods.
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The death represents the latest setback to a Southern California population of mountain lions already under stress from urban sprawl and crisscrossing highways that have fragmented their natural habitat in surrounding mountains.
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The exact number is higher in more Republican and lower in more Democratic states, but majorities tend to flip from blue to red roughly where commuter suburbs give way to "exurban" sprawl.
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BUSINESS DAY An article on the Square Feet page on April 12 about efforts in Los Angeles to contain sprawl referred incorrectly to the planned extension of the city's purple transit line.
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Whether you're people-watching in the grass at Beacon Hill Park or stopping for lunch near the waterfront, turn it into a picnic and sprawl out in the grass and (hopefully) sun.
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As new neighborhoods sprawl into the creosote desert, local officials here in Clark County have begun warning they are running out of space, and have proposed opening new federal lands to development.
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The urban sources of pollution — traffic, construction, cooking fires — have also increased as the region's population has boomed by more than 7 million people in the past decade, leading to unchecked sprawl.
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"We wouldn't want this to be too convenient where people would start to live further from work and encourage sprawl, because that defeats the purpose in terms of energy consumption," Keoleian said.
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A larger-than-life statue of Randolph, the union's first president, sits inside the Back Bay Station in Boston, often ignored by commuters and homeless people alike as they sprawl around it.
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An initial public offering of the so-called industrial nitrogens unit, which generate 10-15% of annual profits, would reduce the sprawl in Yara's product offering and boost growth prospects, it added.
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According to one analysis performed in early September, Equifax had thousands of servers exposed on the internet, indicating both massive sprawl and loose control of its infrastructure, which increased the company's attack surface.
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Soil erosion happens naturally, but intensive agriculture, deforestation, mining and urban sprawl accelerate it and can reduce crop yields by up to 50%, according to the United Nations' Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).
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"With rapid urbanization, cities will be developing, and mayors have to make a choice: Will the city be compact and accessible, or will cities sprawl and require driving and be much less efficient?"
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But to Americans, his trajectory sounds downright cliché: a classic case of alienation, frustration, and rebellion that happened to have played out in a socially conservative Asian city-state, not a suburban sprawl.
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This complacency manifested itself not only in a lack of preparation for strong storms but also in the tolerance for urban sprawl without adequate consideration of environmental risks, such as poor flood drainage.
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What's happening: The fires and power cuts are intertwined due to a complicated mix of factors, including ineffective management by energy companies, insufficient regulatory oversight, climate change, poor urban planning and suburban sprawl.
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Almost three-quarters of its $2190bn of sales last year came from selling smartphones, where it has a global market share of 254%, but there is lots of sprawl, which is by design.
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Old classics like "Rebellion (Lies)" and "Ready to Start" were pounded out with controlled, good-natured ferocity, and "Sprawl II" (still maybe the band's crowning achievement) sparkled like it was always supposed to.
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The New Urban Agenda sets goals such as the development of cities that do not harm the environment, the redevelopment of informal settlements with the participation of residents and reining in urban sprawl.
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His first collection, "The Ilex Tree", appeared in 1965; from that point on, each set of poems evoking the sprawl and thrust and thirst of Australia was dedicated "To the glory of God".
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Stronger are the standout works — like "Post-Hope," featuring a figure in ambiguous sprawl or recline, face turned away from the viewer, with an Obama mask in the hand tucked behind his back.
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The "guardian angel" of Room No. 172 at Utah's Sunset Junior High has been known to lick a face or two and sprawl on the floor to yawn in the middle of class.
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It all has a distinctly 90s LA feel, aided by shots of the city's urban sprawl, vistas of California high desert, and fight sequences on the LA Metro (which began running in 1993).
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And with Daly and Chatelain backing him, the band sounded confident, able to play with a kind of U2-indebted sprawl that would serve the songs better than they had any right to.
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Real estate agents said some Chinese nationals were looking at the redevelopment potential, viewing farms as lottery tickets that would pay out if urban sprawl one day forces officials to scrap strict prohibitions.
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In his current role handling international affairs at America's Treasury, Mr Malpass has described the bank as part of a "giant sprawl" of international organisations that create "mountains of debt without solving problems".
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In New Jersey, where suburban sprawl has elevated cars from mere possessions to four-wheeled appendages, and driving from an activity to a near-perpetual state of being, things are slightly more complicated.
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All of these rivalries are urban by nature, all of them involve a capital city, and all of them seem to have at their heart a battle over identity and the concrete sprawl.
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