Authorities earlier ordered evacuations for a campground and nearby subdivisions.
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Leveling many adjacent properties attracts developers to build new subdivisions.
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Meanwhile, new subdivisions keep being built in traditional fire corridors.
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His father retired as real estate developer, mainly of subdivisions.
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From beachfront condos to landlocked subdivisions, flood zones are everywhere.
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U.S. census tracts are small county subdivisions averaging 4,000 residents.
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Dozens of homes were destroyed in subdivisions along the Sacramento River.
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"This" was three subdivisions and a ten-story office building downtown.
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But I've never seen fires that practically eat entire subdivisions before.Exactly!
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Storm surge pushed rivers into historic downtowns, subdivisions and apartment complexes.
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More than 70 Houston area subdivisions already impacted by flood waters.
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Tucked among them are small subdivisions, many built in the 1980s.
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" That is, until he wrote the 1982 restless suburban lament "Subdivisions.
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And they have built new subdivisions in Phoenix, Atlanta and Charlotte.
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Accumoli, for example, has around 600 permanent residents, spread across 17 subdivisions.
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This prompted mandatory evacuations of the Leilani Estates and Lanipuna Gardens subdivisions.
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Two nearby subdivisions, Eastville and Chatfield's Hill, also attracted black home buyers.
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She wondered how the subdivisions could have been built in a reservoir.
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Intensity is always written with a roman numeral, and there are no subdivisions.
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But there aren't consistent rules about which subdivisions "count" and which ones don't.
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The evacuation area includes all of the Leilani Estates and Lanipuna Gardens subdivisions.
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The national parties had gained vastly more control over state and local subdivisions.
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She drove past subdivisions of simple 1970s-vintage homes and newer, busier McMansions.
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New subdivisions sprouted up, advertising tidy suburban homes for starting prices around $180,000.
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There are lots of subdivisions filled with three- and four-bedroom, single-family homes.
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But these subdivisions had all these amenities, plus the sewers and gates and roads.
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They had owned a booming custom home business in the Southwest, developing entire subdivisions.
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The point is not to mandate construction of skyscrapers in place of suburban subdivisions.
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The wonder of Syosset is how quickly suburban subdivisions give way to wooded hillsides.
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Karens were allowed to watch TV at their houses in subdivisions whenever they wanted.
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In his vision, the field has no corners and the teams work in subdivisions.
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Challenging and interesting, absolutely, but if you were an American teenager at the time—aimlessly wandering through tract housing subdivisions, tipping cows on soon-to-be-subdivisions and playing baseball with a live frog outside a trailer park—which would you choose?
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Harris County officials, who oversee Houston, have since issued a voluntary evacuation for specific subdivisions.
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"Taxpayers expect their state and its political subdivisions to abide by federal immigration laws," Gov.
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Fire leveled subdivisions and reduced cars and homes into burnt piles of ash and rubble.
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But even as those jobs faded away, developers were replacing Delaware's soybean fields with subdivisions.
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New Urbanist planners have recommended incorporating petite dwellings into subdivisions, to accommodate lower-income residents.
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Residents of the Leilani Estates and Lanipuna Gardens subdivisions were ordered to evacuate, officials said.
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It includes several subdivisions with custom houses and condominiums facing the ocean or the fairway.
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It&aposs popular with young families and professionals buying their first, three-bedroom homes in subdivisions.
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It then jumped the Sacramento River and took out subdivisions on the western edge of Redding.
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It has a downtown with a theater and wine bar and homes spread out in subdivisions.
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The new Mississippi law will require subdivisions and higher learning institutions to comply with those requests.
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Several subdivisions were destroyed and hundreds of people in Wilson County have been displaced, Cooper said.
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A decade ago, the state was grappling with foreclosures, bank failures and scores of empty subdivisions.
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The eruption prompted the evacuation of about 1,700 residents in two subdivisions, Leilani Estates and Lanipuna Gardens.
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As of Sunday afternoon, the agency reported active venting of lava and toxic fumes in the subdivisions.
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Pantera was the stuff of sprawling subdivisions, big box stores, inescapable socioeconomic stagnation, and, most importantly, anger.
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It unfolds from there along the highways heading west with more gleaming office parks and multiplying subdivisions.
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It's a place of pleasant, if often treeless, subdivisions and large strip malls, with no central downtown.
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As IBM brought jobs to Poughkeepsie and Fishkill, modest houses rose in subdivisions carved out of farmland.
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Most recently, a huge river of lava has engulfed two entire seaside subdivisions – Vacationland and Kapoho Beach Lots.
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Officials said firefighters were not responding to fires within the subdivisions because of the high levels of gas.
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Even in the 1990s and 2000s, when urban areas were starting to turn around, subdivisions continued to expand.
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Plus, solar panels are cheaper when bought in bulk, and California builders frequently build subdivisions all at once.
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The L.A. blood data covers nearly 2200,550 census tracts, or county subdivisions, each with an average population around 4,000.
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Flames consumed entire subdivisions, fast-food restaurants, a mobile home park, schools, health centers, and a slew of businesses.
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It spread westward through tinder-dry brush in hilly subdivisions on the outskirts of the nation's second-largest city.
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When their shifts end, the airmen and women drive to their subdivisions alone, like clerks in an office park.
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Twelve fissures have emerged, sending lava into the Leilani Estates and Lanipuna Gardens subdivisions, where about 1,800 people live.
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The county has outfitted a trailer with computer terminals, a mobile census station that will roam subdivisions next year.
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In Chico, west of Paradise, they were working to shift the fire away from homes and subdivisions on Friday.
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"The political subdivisions of a state are nothing more than that state's 'convenient agencies,'" a two-judge majority wrote.
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Caption: In 1977, the EPA released a manual to show its various subdivisions how to approach their graphic identity. EPA
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For the most part, it breaks down into four major subdivisions: shoes, swords and knives, small machinery, and toy restoration.
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It said first responders evacuated Kapalua Airport, and homes in Kahana Ridge and Ala Hoku subdivisions due to the fire.
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When it comes to brain science, researchers need a map that shows the brain's major subdivisions, known as cortical areas.
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The fires killed 46 people in blazes across at least 245,000 acres, including subdivisions in the city of Santa Rosa.
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The subdivisions of southern Delaware County are a world apart from the anger and decay of Ohio's old industrial towns.
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Swamps are reminders of an unconscious past before subdivisions and municipalities, a threatening wilderness of spontaneous fires smelling of decay.
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On Wednesday afternoon, authorities also ordered evacuations of a campground and nearby subdivisions after flames moved closer to the reservoir.
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Constitutionally speaking, counties, cities, and other municipal governments are considered mere political subdivisions of the states in which they're located.
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There have been 23 new homes built over the past decade, 14 resulting from demolitions and subdivisions, according to city records.
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" He said that "most of it is subdivisions of government, but every once in a while it is a private enterprise.
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In addition to the flooding over the spillway, both reservoirs have been spreading into nearby subdivisions as the water has risen.
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Subdivisions such as Leilani now have some of those services, but many residents still rely on rain catchment tanks for water.
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It apportions money directly to larger cities, like Chicago, while entrusting states, like Illinois, to hand down the cash to smaller subdivisions.
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I&aposm talking about subdivisions encroaching into the wild land urban interface that put them in the path of these destructive fires.
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Status-quo urban land use policy is also increasingly challenged with every flood, revealing the true identity of many neighborhoods and subdivisions.
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"Like the FLSA, the ADEA ranks states and political subdivisions as 'employers' regardless of the number of employees they have," she said.
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It is a community of affordable subdivisions reached by grandiose landscaped entrances off a 20123-lane highway, attracting young professionals with families.
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Before and after images show the devastation Entire subdivisions were destroyed, including Coffey Park in Santa Rosa, where 1,300 homes were lost.
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After three subdivisions, Larduet had the all-around lead with 86.699 followed by China's Xiao Ruoten (86.297) and Russia's David Belyavskiy (85.839).
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Verdant, indistinguishable subdivisions are laid out in self-contained loops between windowed blocks of strip mall and windowless blocks of data center.
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Its fans over the years have included Thomas Jefferson and Georgia O'Keeffe, and it has persisted in Alabama subdivisions and Moroccan resorts.
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With its relatively new housing stock and miles of buff-colored subdivisions, the market is affordable, uniform in look and steadily growing.
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Soon, autonomous groups formed in many French departments — subdivisions of the country's 13 regions — and they decided to hold their own protests.
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That is to say, the horizontal and vertical subdivisions of the shapes are there for reasons other than to reiterate the support.
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A drive in almost any direction from downtown reveals freshly built subdivisions with names like Tallgrass, The Enclave and Green Gables Reserve.
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"This order does not alter existing law with respect to the relationship between any state and its political subdivisions," the judge wrote.
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Hurricane Harvey turned interstate highways into rivers and put numerous subdivisions around Houston under half a dozen feet or more of water.
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Homeowners in aging subdivisions brave disapproval as they try to update association covenants, to brighten obsolete dark palettes while maintaining visual cohesiveness.
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The republics were administrative subdivisions, not genuine semi-sovereign federal entities with autonomous powers or real ability to check the central government.
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Local leaders in its 26 cantons, or subdivisions, and community leaders in its more than 2,000 municipalities make many of the policy decisions.
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Over the past two weeks, more than 20 fissures have opened up in two residential subdivisions there, Leilani Estates and nearby Lanipuna Gardens.
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The state of Victoria will keep control of essential services, such as land subdivisions applications and estate registrar services, according to the statement.
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The company has also sought outside funding for several of its subdivisions, including its health division, its finance division, and its logistics division.
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Today, the Greater World Community spans 650 acres and 70 homes, making it one of the largest off-grid subdivisions in the world.
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Ponds and creeks that had been harmless after Hurricane Matthew in 2016 were filling up subdivisions and rendering some small communities as islands.
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Defense contractors, which often have space subdivisions working closely with military projects, could see manufacturing and services shift to continue fulfilling lucrative deals.
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The move was supposed to help shield the business district from floodwaters, but it also risked flooding thousands more homes in nearby subdivisions.
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So buyers on a budget are pouring over into Aurora, just east of the city, where subdivisions are popping up at a rapid pace.
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Median house price: $325,457 This thriving ZIP code about 30 minutes from Raleigh encompasses the suburban subdivisions of Rolesville, Carlton Pointe and Cedar Lakes.
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Some 8,900 dwellings and other structures were incinerated, including entire subdivisions in the Sonoma County town of Santa Rosa, which sustained the greatest losses.
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Unfortunately, the national government has accrued powers never delegated to it and too often treats the states as administrative subdivisions rather than sovereign entities.
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On the surface, adding new people and new subdivisions is the same thing the Arizona economy was doing as the real estate bubble inflated.
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Paradise was already seen as highly vulnerable to fire, with few roads in and out, and with many homes built in forests, not subdivisions.
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But by that logic, we should be blowing up subdivisions every year at random and just getting the kick, and it makes no sense.
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The NeighborhoodsThe Castello area is one of the six sestieri (or subdivisions) in Venice, and much of it remains close to its working-class roots.
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Instead, residents learned that the US Army Corps of Engineers was releasing water from the dams, flooding nearby subdivisions even as the storm was abating.
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If more farmers start taking climate risks seriously, a surge of subdivisions could start sprawling across some of the most fertile farmland on the planet.
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Wind gusts up to 70 mph pushed walls of flames nearly 100 feet high, throwing embers ahead like hot fingers into strip malls and subdivisions.
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White residents used Federal Housing Administration-insured loans to buy their way out of the projects and to move to shiny new middle-class subdivisions.
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Two hours later, he was taking a minivan through the charmingly named and thoroughly devastated middle-class subdivisions in the eastern part of the city.
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Those who live in Irvine are often highly educated and affluent, especially the businesspeople from mainland China and Korea who often buy up new subdivisions.
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The population outside big cities has grown by around 10 percent in the past decade, driven by new subdivisions around towns on the southeastern coast.
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Silwad's 7,19483 residents, looking across the road, might covet Ofra's idyllic subdivisions, with rows of red-roofed bungalows shrouded by enviably irrigated gardens and backyards.
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Most of Wayne was developed in the years after World War II, and it has subdivisions full of 403s and 1960s ranches and split-levels.
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The hamlet has mostly single-family houses, with a number of 1950s and 1960s subdivisions filled with ranch houses, colonials, split-levels and raised ranches.
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The idea is to pressure the specific people in charge of hiring at various university and think tank subdivisions to shy away from considering Nielsen.
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You'd be amazed at how many suburbs and subdivisions are being built, as we speak, with no street trees and no potential for street trees.
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This is confirmed by the apparently infinite subdivisions within the movement; outdoing the left's fondness for obscure self-labeling, subdivisions such as the Anime Right, the Trash Right and Beach Boys Twitter coexist on Twitter, spinning out their bizarre conflicts, tweeting about how Hitler was a friend to animals, creating Deviant Art tributes to "Pony Nationalism," and offending the unwitting normies who occasionally stumble into their world.
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And she noted that other subdivisions were being allowed to continue, like one at 5 Vandenburgh Avenue, another example of one house being replaced by four.
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It has become a middle-class haven packed with middle-class subdivisions, with sidewalks leading down cul-de-sacs adorned with three-bedroom, three-bathroom houses.
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Last Wednesday, Hurricane Michael slammed into the Florida Panhandle at 155 miles per hour, flattening neighborhoods, turning subdivisions into rubble, and plunging the coast into darkness.
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At the same time, the Democratic lawmaker is concerned about the fire risk for communities and subdivisions that are developed right up against wildlands or forests.
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Breaking with four other circuits, the panel held that the Age Discrimination in Employment Act covers political subdivisions even if they have fewer than 20 employees.
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The complaint alleged that a landlord, later identified as Xue Ping Ni, had erected illegal subdivisions in an apartment between the building's fourth and fifth floors.
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Below, parishioners prayed during Mass at Sacred Heart Church on Hawaii's Big Island as fissures sprayed lava on the Puna subdivisions throughout most of the day.
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Landowners argued that the pipeline will cross "sensitive environmental features," such as endangered species habitats, sites of historical significance and residential subdivisions, according to a filing.
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While moviegoers can be reasonably expected to have viewed a plurality of the same new films, fiction features enough output and subdivisions to consistently split readers.
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But over time, the white population gravitated toward the cookie-cutter subdivisions that sprouted nearby, taking with them businesses that had been in downtown Port Arthur.
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For decades, Jews brought their politics with them from the Northeast as they filled up South Florida's many condominiums and subdivisions for middle-class retirees. Mrs.
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Strategies to pay landowners to keep prairies and non-jurisdictional wetlands natural and not developed as subdivisions are essential, both surrounding Houston and along the coast.
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This was my life for the years when I was growing up in Kansas, in my parents' ranch-style house in one of the newer subdivisions.
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We name our sports teams after them, Rogers points out, we name the subdivisions that displace or eradicate them after them, we name ourselves after them.
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It's a tranquil assortment of identical single-level abode brick subdivisions organized around a town center with a hospital, school, community center, outdoor cinema, and workers' club.
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Steve Carell, Christian Bale, Brad Pitt and Ryan Gosling are the players in this story, which careens through executive suites, conference rooms, Manhattan streets and Florida subdivisions.
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Route 28, a four-lane road interrupted by stoplights, has not changed substantially over the past 20 years, as new subdivisions have been built all around it.
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It is precisely these subdivisions that burned in Northern and Southern California this year — and that have been incinerated in the past and will in the future.
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The flames killed 46 people, scorched at least 245,0003 acres (99,148 hectares) and incinerated 8,900 structures, including entire subdivisions in the Sonoma County town of Santa Rosa.
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Up and down the southeastern coast, subdivisions are sprouting as the area attracts more residents who want to live there year-round, not just visit on vacations.
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But far more plentiful are the houses built in a score of subdivisions since the late 1980s, including at Moffat Ridge, Woodfield Drive and New Castle Drive.
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It's a photographic tour of places where humans continue to build, whether subdivisions or geothermal plants, even as recent histories of tsunamis and lava flows are visible.
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Authorities conducted several dozen water rescues Thursday in McAllen of people afraid they wouldn&apost be able to leave their flooded subdivisions or trapped in vehicles on roadways.
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Prairie lands and wetlands, which could have absorbed a significant amount of the floodwater caused by Harvey, have been sacrificed over the years to subdivisions and mini-malls.
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In the mid '70s, the agency's nine subdivisions operated independently of one another, and their printed materials—brochures, letterheads, reports, and the like—lacked a sense of uniformity.
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"On the methodological side, we can also see that inferences of genetic information that don't account for subdivisions between populations can also generate very misleading information," said Scerri.
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Pahala, near the southern end of the island, is downwind from subdivisions that needed to evacuate after lava started spewing from cracks in the ground three weeks ago.
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The county, where builders have transformed farmland into gleaming new subdivisions with slogans like "Where Austin goes to grow", expanded by 5% between July 22017 and July 225.
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Hotter weather attributed to climate change is drying out vegetation, creating more intense fires that spread quickly from rural areas to city subdivisions, climate and fire experts say.
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"There are just places were there should not be subdivisions," said Kurt Henke, a former fire chief in Sacramento who now serves as a consultant to fire organizations.
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Dr. Hauer also pointed out a number of places where people have sought to tame the river's unruly habits in order to plow farm fields or build subdivisions.
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Ms. Morgenstern says that batching activities helps you to carve smaller subdivisions into your days, creating mini-deadlines that make concentrating on and completing dreaded tasks more manageable.
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The Spanish-tiled houses and fairway-view homes of subdivisions named Heron Bay and Water's Edge are filled with families who chose Parkland for its schools and safety.
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My world was filled with subdivisions named things like Silver Lake and Colony Cove; at the same time, I couldn't conjure a mental image of a literal cave.
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Democrats consider the 2nd District, home to sprawling housing subdivisions, strip malls and the Quantico Marine base, one of the party's best bets to pick up a seat.
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They have forgotten how grandfather and grandmother arrived here,The subdivided flats and subdivisions of identity meanThey will never call themselves the sons and daughters of asylum seekers.
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Hawaii County Civil Defense has ordered mandatory evacuations of several subdivisions near the volcano, including Leilani Estates, Makamae, Ho'okupu, Kaupili, Mohala, and lower Leilani Streets down to Highway 132.
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Developments for independent retirees typically come in two flavors: isolated, gated subdivisions or large homes on golf courses, often in the same bland package of multiple cul-de-sacs.
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Downstream from the dam were winding roads packed with mobile homes, subdivisions with tidy rows of brick houses, and farther along, the heart of Mississippi's state government in Jackson.
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"The fires that occurred at the end of 2017 burned areas, including significantly urbanized areas like parts of Santa Rosa where whole subdivisions burned to the ground," Jones said.
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Henderson, the second-largest city in Nevada with 316,000 residents, cultivates an image as Las Vegas's genial kid sibling, a spread of subdivisions, golf courses and master-planned communities.
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Even the names on new apartments and Spanish-tiled subdivisions mirror the optimism of a state on a hot streak after years of a plodding economic recovery: Elysian. Inspirada.
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The larger themes of the work are rooted in state-sanctioned displacement and environmental racism that, for instance, produced inner city ghettos, predominantly white subdivisions, and Native American reservations.
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Wednesday's ruling means that rule — and the associated rules that the Supreme Court has created to apply those protections to specific scenarios — now apply to states and other political subdivisions.
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"We performed not so good but not so bad either, I think it's normal for the first day," Mustafina told reporters through an interpreter after the second of five subdivisions.
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The firestorm claimed 46 lives, scorched at least 245,000 acres (99,148 hectares), and incinerated 8,900 homes and other structures, including entire subdivisions in the Sonoma County town of Santa Rosa.
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"This preemption by the FCC of the allocation of power between a state and its subdivisions requires at least a clear statement in the authorizing federal legislation," the judges said.
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The people in the path of the latest fires include working families who've lived for decades in humble subdivisions with gorgeous views of the deadly chaparral in the mountains above.
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By the mid-1990s, the company was a large conglomerate and a central part of India's media landscape, with subdivisions in film, television, real estate and even toothpaste and detergent.
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The remaining subdivisions in the TOR area are known as Atapu and Sepia and had a combined minimum signing bonus of 36.6 billion reais ($8.34 billion) in the November auction.
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To the four of us, the acres of subdivisions that had been mushrooming up across California since World War II were the embodiment of everything we'd been promised about America.
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One sample segment: Kids & Cul-de-Sacs: Upscale, suburban, married couples with children - that's the skinny on Kids & Cul-de-Sacs, an enviable lifestyle of large families in recently built subdivisions.
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"It sounded like there were rocks in a dryer that were being tumbled around," said Jeremiah Osuna, who lives near Leilani Estates, one of two subdivisions evacuated, told the Washington Post.
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They study the impact of both parental and neighborhood characteristics on the outcomes these children enjoyed as adults, focusing on America's 74,000 "census tracts" subdivisions containing a few thousand people each.
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Most controversially of all, maybe we need to stop being so reflexively anti-government / anti-megacorp, and take a more nuanced view of massive organizations and their many tentacles and subdivisions.
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It's also complicated by the fractured nature of the industry, which is divided between console, PC, and mobile, with even more subdivisions within those categories between Sony, Microsoft, iOS, and Android.
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But worsening conditions later prompted the Sublette County sheriff to expand evacuations in rural subdivisions in and around the town of Bondurant, bringing the number of homes affected to about 300.
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An army of firefighters helped protect the hilltop museum, and helicopters hit the flames, leaving some neighbors resentful as they frantically hosed down fires in the surrounding subdivisions and open ranchland.
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Paul McCobb was the quintessential designer for the middle class who outfitted starter homes in postwar subdivisions as gracefully as he did the suburban colonials of law partners and business executives.
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The Woolsey Fire engulfed a swath of subdivisions and wildlife in the hills above Malibu, charring nearly 97,000 acres by the time firefighters were able to contain it on Nov. 21.
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Sun Belt metros like Dallas and Phoenix have been built on the logic of rapid expansion — of quickly built homes, of poached employers, of new highways paved to ever-newer subdivisions.
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Most of its 600-odd residents drove 70 miles south through Missoula and then into the Bitterroot Valley, a river corridor full of subdivisions, trailers, exclusive private communities and ammunition stores.
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Beyond its main street and century-old storefronts, Oxford (population 3,583) is a patchwork of gravel pits and horse stables, wooded subdivisions and a strip mall containing a single Chinese restaurant.
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Instead it was identified as a lack of vitamin D, or being a teenage girl or what happens when you raise a synesthetic child in the monochromatic subdivisions of central Illinois.
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Residents in Leilani Estates and Lanipuna Gardens subdivisions were ordered to evacuate after public works officials reported steam and lava erupting from fissures in the road, the Civil Defense agency said.
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That each session builds with little editing from the first sketch to the final canvas suggests that Downes commits the image and its many subdivisions to memory at a very early stage.
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Mr. Blas and Mr. Duenas also pointed to signs of Guam's long postwar rebirth, not just the gleaming buildings of Tamuning or the new subdivisions going up, but also a cultural revival.
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The newly opened library is a testament to one man's vision — tunnel vision, some might say — of bringing a sliver of the academy to this quiet area of beaches, bars and subdivisions.
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Yet nearly all federal programs fail to "adequately value the future development potential of land that will be tomorrow's subdivisions," said Chad Berginnis, executive director of the Association of State Floodplain Managers.
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The new map "is composed of congressional districts which follow the traditional redistricting criteria of compactness, contiguity, equality of population, and respect for the integrity of political subdivisions," the court's order said.
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This old empire had administrative subdivisions, but they did not correspond closely to the Soviet scheme and, obviously, did not include "Russia" as a subdivision, since the whole thing was called Russia.
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