Although it has grown fast, green finance is still undeveloped.
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Now empty lots lie undeveloped, waiting for the next upturn.
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Surrounding lots are about the same size; several are undeveloped.
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Even the neighborhood's undeveloped land carries a hefty price tag.
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The divide between the developed and undeveloped world has widened.
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"West" is too short and undeveloped to be a novel.
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The undeveloped site is now home to a rose garden.
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South Dakota also boasts significant undeveloped geothermal and biomass resources.
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These characters are undeveloped and just show up out of nowhere.
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It's designed to protect inventions, not undeveloped or overly vague descriptions.
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Total also debooked undeveloped reserves at Surmont, according to SEC filings.
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The private sector is too undeveloped to pick up the slack.
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But for now, most of Mr. Price's leased land remains undeveloped.
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In this quiet, relatively undeveloped town, there are no traffic lights.
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Seventy-two pictures from that session went undeveloped for 50 years.
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I mean look, for example, China is no longer an undeveloped country.
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Pebble holds one of the world's largest undeveloped copper and gold deposits.
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The allotted sites remain undeveloped; private investors are yet to be found.
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He flipped that land for undeveloped waterfront property in his home country.
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A land value tax would discourage people from sitting on undeveloped parcels.
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He did find four rolls of undeveloped film from the suicide scene.
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It's a largely undeveloped world whose profusion of life is nearly unparalleled.
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This is pretty undeveloped terrain in the east of the province, right?
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The small island where the terminal would be built is, itself, undeveloped.
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They had complications related to undeveloped lungs and water in the brain.
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The government aims to attract private investors for tourism projects in undeveloped regions.
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It was undeveloped land, and you'll see a lot of development down there.
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Basically, they had all hoped that the last remaining lot would stay undeveloped.
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Surveying a developed area costs more than surveying an undeveloped area for example.
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The sun is so bright it's eerie, and fields are expansive and undeveloped.
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But they also blame municipalities that are expanding housing into previously undeveloped areas.
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Investors have increasing faith in the profit potential of such undeveloped properties, however.
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For his "Freischwimmer" series, he exposed undeveloped photographic paper to handheld light sources.
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The Off-Grid Guesthouse sits on one of California's last undeveloped coastal areas.
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Moreover, the surrounding municipalities in Virginia and Maryland were largely rural and undeveloped.
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The updated weapon is to eventually fly on a yet-undeveloped nuclear bomber.
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Recent works are too many, rarely immersive and often either undeveloped or impenetrable.
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But he had few local ties and an undeveloped ear for local politics.
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The article urged Hong Kong developers to give their undeveloped land to the government.
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The firms are accused of "land banking", hoarding undeveloped plots to push up prices.
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"Regulatory rules, legacy infrastructures, and undeveloped complementary technologies" are problems for clean energy everywhere.
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It's a mostly undeveloped piece of land, with dilapidated farming equipment and papaya trees.
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Poverty, food insecurity and child mortality are rampant all across this chronically undeveloped country.
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This winding, undeveloped portion of the chasm is home to reptiles and rare bats.
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They did, and each was given 16 acres of undeveloped land in southern Trinidad.
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It really does not matter that Democrats are moving forward with an undeveloped record.
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But where institutions are weak or undeveloped, Facebook's newsfeed can inadvertently amplify dangerous tendencies.
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The site contains some of the largest undeveloped copper and gold deposits in the world.
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Euro Sun has no operations and its core asset is an undeveloped Romanian gold property.
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But they also blame cities and towns that are expanding housing into previously undeveloped areas.
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She suspended another five for environmental infringements and also canceled 75 contracts for undeveloped mines.
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Still, some investors worry that shale firms are becoming too aggressive about booking undeveloped reserves.
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Korean views toward queerness are undeveloped; queerness is not understood, and transgenderism is hugely stigmatized.
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This swathe of undeveloped land around London's perimeter contains a fifth of the city's acreage.
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They're fables, not operas—undeveloped vignettes with plot twists that slam the door on ambiguity.
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To me, the biggest asset you have is the undeveloped potential of your team members.
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And because it's such a new sport, the level of techniques is still largely undeveloped.
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Gradually, the characters become more collaborative, more generous, and kinder, but they remain emotionally undeveloped.
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"What I have inside of me is an undeveloped baby," she recalled telling the pharmacist.
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Late Tuesday night, there was an immediate, if undeveloped, call for change in American soccer.
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Tesla is in a unique position as an automaker because its market is still largely undeveloped.
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And, partly as a result, it stymies housebuilding: sprawling brownfield sites in east London remain undeveloped.
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The empty lots sit undeveloped, economic opportunity remains minimal and crime rates are up from 543.
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The pale and eyeless olms, it was thought, were the undeveloped offspring of these mythical beasts.
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Eastern Serbia remains undeveloped and extremely isolated, with unforgiving terrain and the harshest winters in Serbia.
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Communication in the harsh, uninhabited and undeveloped environment of the Australian Outback is a huge challenge.
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A 157-acre piece of undeveloped land in Beverly Hills, California, sold on Tuesday for $100,000.
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The figure is also highly sensitive to the assumed value of Gazeley's bank of undeveloped land.
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And buying 67,000 largely undeveloped acres is a bit of old-fashioned, real estate risk-taking.
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Seven Mile Beach, previously undeveloped, became an international tourist attraction for both divers and money managers.
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Winogrand left behind several thousand unproofed (not printed to contact sheets) and undeveloped rolls of film.
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Kulb, 27, was found dead in November 1991 in an undeveloped part of Delaware County, Pennsylvania.
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"We love undeveloped Governors Island but totally understand that's not a long-term reality," he said.
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In 2001 the artists stumbled across Kettaneh's undeveloped film and, though uncertain, decided to develop it.
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"The motive is undeveloped at this time and the investigation has yet to fully unfold," Cruz said.
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And the remaining candidates' foreign policies remain largely unknown or undeveloped at this stage in the contest.
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Flood waters soak into farm fields and undeveloped areas, and slowly trickle back down into the aquifers.
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The site is neighbor to Glencore's Pallas Green prospect, one of the world's largest undeveloped zinc projects.
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When Kent feels like it's finished, she feeds the undeveloped paper to an RA-4 color processor.
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And in the city's dense urban center, there's even an estimated 230-acre bank of undeveloped land.
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Despite Maine's reputation as a largely undeveloped state, it's a thoroughly urban world under the water here.
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Alumbrera's mine site infrastructure could be of value to owners of some of the nearby undeveloped deposits.
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Sukhoi Log, one of the world's largest untapped gold deposits, has remained undeveloped for half a century.
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Tavan Tolgoi is the world's largest undeveloped coking coal mine with 7.4 billion tons of estimated reserves.
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Pebble Mine, proposed for more than a decade, is the world's biggest undeveloped gold and copper project.
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The idea was to preserve undeveloped public lands and protect water supplies, wildlife and other natural values.
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I liked photography classes better, but I still have rolls of undeveloped film somewhere in my closet.
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A decade ago, this sliver of land was the city's only undeveloped patch open to the sea.
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Complicating matters is the extraordinary logistical burden of working in the vast, undeveloped expanses of eastern Russia.
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They're also suitable for remote, undeveloped areas where they would help extend the range of eVTOL craft.
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Ontario, Canada has passed legislation that is among the most protective of undeveloped lands by any government.
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It's a testament to the pure, undeveloped region, Bristol Bay, where nature is operating at full throttle.
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They cited the unpredictability of building a modern air force in an undeveloped country consumed by war.
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Miller left the undeveloped film with Mapplethorpe, who said he would have his studio assistant develop it.
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The gold deposits are in undeveloped artisanal mining tracts far from any paved roads or major population centers.
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Shell is also involved in the biggest undeveloped gas resource in the area, Browse, run by Woodside Petroleum .
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For example, on Essex and Albrecht Farms, land is left undeveloped for wildlife habitat, which helps preserve biodiversity.
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Also in the New Territories, the city's three major developers are sitting on 20303,5000 acres of undeveloped land.
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I did this canvas after canvas, bad painting after bad painting, each work blunted with stupid, undeveloped rage.
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The fields have remained undeveloped for years due to their small size and the high cost of development.
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It's important to note that backcountry, which is almost any rural, undeveloped area, is legally different from wilderness.
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She stepped up her crackdown on Tuesday, cancelling almost a third of the country's contracts for undeveloped mines.
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A desire to play in the center ring may have led him to leave his true gifts undeveloped.
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The first is to make use of the undeveloped plot that the US has been leasing since 1989.
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Offshore oil from undeveloped frontiers like the Arctic and Atlantic has no legitimate place in our energy future.
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Its economy relies on agriculture, fishing and forestry, and the country has a wealth of undeveloped mineral resources.
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Following successful treatment, Brown refocused on the undeveloped niche of disease-specific patient empowerment, founding COLONTOWN on Facebook.
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They've got a contract with the city to keep the area undeveloped for at least another hundred years.
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Ms. Chung and Mr. Sanchez joined her in buying almost 475 acres of undeveloped land near Troy, Tex.
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The property is part of a 12-member homeowners' association that has an undeveloped lot overlooking the river.
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"South Brooklyn" was an easy way to refer to the undeveloped expanses that remained outside of the village.
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If you want to herd reindeer, you need to fight to keep big parts of the Arctic undeveloped.
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There, she was able to buy an undeveloped lot in the Venice neighborhood from the artist Sam Francis.
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As Rachmad Basuki explained, there's also considerable confusion over who owns various undeveloped parcels of land in Berau.
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"But I am going to miss playing a hyper-dysfunctional, narcissistic, undeveloped, ruthless human being," the actress jokingly added.
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By this time, the undeveloped foetus will have gone from being a single cell to a worm-like creature.
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In Africa, a continent all too often mislabeled as relatively undeveloped, major innovations are taking root and scaling quickly.
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What "After Piketty" reveals is the message lurking within all the undeveloped arguments in "Capital" about politics and ideology.
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Save for locals who fish, cook, camp, four-wheel, or drink, the strip of sand is serene and undeveloped.
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It is disgraceful that we treat this Texas gem, the longest undeveloped barrier island in the world, so miserably.
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Many Hong Kongers cherish these majestic animals and the photogenic touch they add to the island's largely undeveloped wilderness.
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The Pine Barrens of southern New Jersey is the largest area of undeveloped land on the mid-Atlantic seaboard.
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There's a lot of farmland and undeveloped acreage and not all of it is covered well by wireless carriers.
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She gardened, farmed, and rode horses; on an undeveloped part of her father's land, she began building a house.
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The undeveloped land was cheap at $675,000, and across the street from a Baptist church with an adjacent cemetery.
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The property is one of the largest sites that remains undeveloped in the Beverly Crest neighborhood of Beverly Hills.
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"The idea that the frontier should be left undeveloped, I think people have rejected that approach," the official said.
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Beyond its edge, the property drops steeply into an as-yet-undeveloped garden space, just steps from the water.
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The reclaimed land was subsequently used for agriculture activities, including aquaculture and rice farming, but large portions remain undeveloped.
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It abuts New York City-owned land that will remain undeveloped, to ensure the purity of the nearby reservoir.
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This is a remote peninsula, mostly undeveloped, where the waters of the Rappahannock River and the Chesapeake Bay meet.
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"Laos is pretty undeveloped," Mr. Cuong, speaking in Vietnamese, said on Friday in the hotel's high-ceilinged dining room.
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Wendy has her moments, certainly, but she remains frustratingly undeveloped and uninvolving, despite the clamor and the score's triumphalism.
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Northeastern Bali is relatively undeveloped compared to the more heavily populated southern tourist hub of Kuta-Seminyak-Nusa Dua.
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Meanwhile, with only 85033,000 hotel rooms, Puerto Rico remains a relatively obscure and undeveloped destination for tourism and entertainment.
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Liberty want to grow the sport in North America, a region they have identified as full of undeveloped potential.
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Many protests, evictions, and tons and tons of sand later, the lake remains largely undeveloped but completely filled in.
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An immersive audio experience transports listeners four centuries into the past, when New York was undeveloped and ecologically diverse.
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"Millennial traits were always there in Sunni Islam but undeveloped in any great detail," says Robert Gleave of Exeter University.
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Many Taiwanese have a broadly positive view of Japanese rule, saying it brought progress to an undeveloped, largely agricultural island.
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"If these teak trees become extinct, then Katire will just remain an undeveloped jungle," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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The legal action forces owners of undeveloped land to sell the property in a public auction to the highest bidder.
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That property, much of it undeveloped waterfront land, is now some of the most expensive real estate in the country.
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At least six of the companies Reuters analyzed reported a rise in proved reserves based on undeveloped properties in 2016.
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Africa is home to almost 2628 percent of the world's population and 28500 percent of the world's undeveloped arable land.
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The island is undeveloped and, as described by the listing website, is essentially a "blank canvas" for the future buyer.
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In the city, that can mean a picnic on an unmanicured lawn or a barbecue on — gasp — an undeveloped rooftop.
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Hannah remembers and summons an undeveloped wilderness, describing a gloriously pristine region in the days before cruise ships discovered it.
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The sale will also include its assets at the Peace River Complex and a number of other undeveloped oilsands leases.
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First, there was the dredging, in which ships sucked sediment from the seabed and pumped it atop formerly undeveloped reefs.
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The Solomons also are home to one of the last undeveloped deep-water ports in the Pacific, at Bina Harbor.
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The 3.5-million-acre boreal spruce-fir forest between Moosehead Lake and the Canadian border was undeveloped at the time.
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Devon said the acreage it sold to Pioneer for $435 million is mostly undeveloped and currently produces around 20163,000 boepd.
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V.R. will be transformative, but in other areas, like gaming, and in still undeveloped creations blending experiential images and sound.
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That 1921 storm brought a storm surge of 10.5 feet to Tampa, which was mostly undeveloped land at the time.
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Born at 26 weeks, and spending the first 302 days of her life in the hospital, little Harper's lungs remain undeveloped.
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So one part of the border - an impoverished and undeveloped section in the middle - remains a dark spot on our map.
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Still, even in this undeveloped state, the complex offers a glimpse into the flashy, luxury future of a much-stigmatized drug.
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The round could unlock about a dozen undeveloped discoveries containing an estimated 320 million barrels of oil equivalent (boe), it added.
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The then-undeveloped site near Boca Chica Beach, Texas where Elon Musk's SpaceX now has a launch facility, seen in 2012.
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The Sidewalk Labs project dates to 2017, when the Canadian city welcomed the company to an undeveloped section of its waterfront.
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She suspended another five for environmental infringements and also canceled 75 contracts for undeveloped mines, actions she said were above board.
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As it cycles through the highs and lows of Fiorello's life, the book becomes diffuse, and crucial relationships are left undeveloped.
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This vast stretch of mostly undeveloped land, which straddles the Oregon-California border, also straddles a cultural divide within its region.
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It may be that she is relatively open to approving mergers; it is also possible that her positions are just undeveloped.
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Who cares whether, somewhere behind it, there may be the equivalent of an undeveloped gravel pit and some unboxed disaster tents?
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Basing an impeachment on such an undeveloped record would relieve senators of the need to seriously consider the underlying alleged acts.
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Earlier this week, the Los Angeles Times reported that Kim and Kanye purchased an undeveloped home site in the Coachella Valley.
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It was not immediately evident if he was referring to gold reserves in the central bank or to undeveloped mineral deposits.
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The Tanger Ville station can feel worlds away from the parts of Morocco like the undeveloped rural interior of the country.
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BHP's battery strategy marks a contrast to rival Rio Tinto , which has a huge but still undeveloped lithium deposit, Jadar, in Serbia.
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Bloomberg reports that O'Connell currently owns around 2000 million square feet of buildings and 217,000 square feet of undeveloped land in Brooklyn.
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BHP's battery strategy marks a contrast to rival Rio Tinto, which has a huge but still undeveloped lithium deposit, Jadar, in Serbia.
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George argued that undeveloped land was God given and any increase in its value was due to the work done by people.
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She also canceled 75 contracts for undeveloped mines for being in watershed areas that she said would threaten water supply and quality.
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It includes 600 undeveloped acres with landscaping and walking trails, along with paintings, sculptures, pottery and photography to enhance the atmosphere inside.
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The new fees and taxes the government has announced on undeveloped land, soft drinks and luxury items would bring in some revenue.
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An undeveloped roll of Kodachrome found in a late photographer's archive today could contain an unlocked masterpiece that may never be seen.
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Rising in three low, inverted-pyramid tiers, the building occupies what had been the last undeveloped museum site on the National Mall.
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Respiratory therapists care for patients who have trouble breathing like premature infants with undeveloped lungs or elderly patients who have diseased lungs.
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Nevertheless, change has come slowly to the islands, where almost all the undeveloped land is set aside for indigenous tribes and wildlife.
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And the culture of philanthropy in China is relatively undeveloped, with few tax incentives to encourage individuals to support performing arts institutions.
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Until this summer, many in the developed world probably assumed that global warming would only affect the undeveloped and the far-away.
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As a boy, he would wander over to undeveloped areas in nearby Bensonhurst and collect frogs and snakes with his bare hands.
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It's debatable, of course, whether any potential buyers will agree with Mr. Kirman that this undeveloped plot is really worth $1 billion.
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Babies under 1 year old receive the largest number of vaccines, though their neurological and immune systems are still very much undeveloped.
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Tourists flocked to the beaches and glowing bays of an area left undeveloped for decades when it was a Navy bombing range.
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About 40 percent of the land, mostly in the Brooks Range, is designated as wilderness, to remain undeveloped with no human settlement.
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The Chiles Tract, the last large parcel of undeveloped land inside Washington, D.C.'s Beltway, was only two blocks from my home.
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Scarborough and Browse, Australia's biggest undeveloped gas field, are key to driving Woodside's planned 6% growth a year in output through 0.53.
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Struggling to find work, some friends and I decided to start a small business in an undeveloped part of Denver in 1988.
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Nagy's most gripping subplot involves Jim's decision to exile his young son to an undeveloped island in a kind of muscular christening.
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Though it's the least accessible coastal village in Uruguay, sitting within an undeveloped national park, it's also one of the most beautiful.
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The hard-to-reach village sits within an undeveloped national park, and it can still feel wild, particularly in the off-season.
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It is the largest area of undeveloped land between Maine and Florida, set within the most densely populated state in the nation.
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"Reyes indicated they both threw rocks at the helicopter before running into an undeveloped property nearby as police arrived on scene," police said.
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That — with a detour into Kryptonian resurrection, plus an undeveloped-but-appreciated subtext about overcoming our differences — is pretty much the entire plot.
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Writer and historian John Maloof helped discover her work after buying hundreds of cartridges of the undeveloped film in a storage-locker auction.
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Gorjanc reminds us that the science in this field is undeveloped and there is still much more to learn about skin-related biotechnology.
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The indigenous peoples of this vast and relatively undeveloped state embody a complex tapestry of cultures and some two dozen languages and dialects.
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Sadly, on April 8, Scotch suffered two miscarriages of undeveloped kittens and later an emergency C-section was deemed necessary to her survival.
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Rio told investors that the Riversdale purchase was the "greatest undeveloped seaborne coking coal region in the world", according to a published presentation.
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A manager in National Iranian Oil Company NIOC said on Tuesday that there were currently 200 undeveloped oil and gas fields in Iran.
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But eventually growth slowed, and an undeveloped product finally caught up to Beme, which was still being referred to internally as a beta.
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The deal paved the way for Iran to resume oil exports and line up investors in its aging energy infrastructure and undeveloped fields.
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The property is mostly undeveloped except for utilities, a one-mile private road, and two entrances that Allen added while he owned it.
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The area had been largely undeveloped, sprinkled with new, but vacant, office buildings; a department store warehouse had also been converted to offices.
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"Seattle was once an undeveloped area as far as the music business goes," Pearl Jam guitarist Stone Gossard told Louder Sound in 1992.
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Jewish Israelis building homes in previously undeveloped and uninhabited land, despite competing historical claims on that land is a phony excuse for terrorism.
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This undeveloped property in Los Angeles, promoted as the Mountain of Beverly Hills, "is a crown jewel," its listing agent, Aaron Kirman, said.
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"The area around Penn Station is not some undeveloped, poverty area needing government investment in order to prosper," said Mr. Gottfried, a Democrat.
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" The property market was bifurcated, Ms. Fox said, "to preserve the majority of the housing stock and undeveloped residential land for Bermudian ownership.
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It is undeveloped resources representing less than 5 percent of the company's property by value, not less than 5 percent of its reserves.
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Mainstream investors have stayed clear of bitcoin, with concerns over scant regulatory oversight and undeveloped market infrastructure compounded by frequent swings in price.
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Regardless of artists' intentions, politics, or personal finances, their arrival in a previously undeveloped neighborhood can signal big changes for their new neighbors.
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They include everything from an undeveloped island in South Jersey to an island that includes a fully furnished, two-bedroom cottage in Michigan.
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The Toronto-based miner in July acquired the undeveloped Chulbatkan asset from closely held N-Mining for $283 million in cash and shares.
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At $700 a square foot, the sale was most likely a record for undeveloped land in Denver, according to the brokerage firm CBRE.
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A government plan to introduce a tax on undeveloped urban land this year, to deter hoarding of land, has also pushed down prices.
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When those foundational immigration cases were decided, the court's jurisprudence on constitutional rights was undeveloped, as were the nation's social norms regarding discrimination.
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In a cramped city, the island will become a rare blank slate — a large parcel of flat, undeveloped land with nearly endless possibilities.
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Park officials said a body was discovered on March 26 in an undeveloped area at the park's South Rim, but not near any overlooks.
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Historian Gudjon Fridriksson said Reykjavik at the time was a town of about 15,000 people with an undeveloped sewage system and mostly dirt roads.
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That night, Aida took off to live outdoors in an undeveloped part of the town and her niece left her son with Aida's mother.
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Developers are supposed to build ponds to hold run-off water that would have soaked into undeveloped land, but the rules are poorly enforced.
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Takeaway said it continued to see growth as a priority over profitability, as online food delivery is still relatively undeveloped in many European economies.
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Bitcoin-powered cellphones — basically phones that can securely hold and send cryptocurrencies — have long been a fascinating if undeveloped concept in the crypto community.
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The undeveloped plot is located at a prime spot in northern Riyadh, opposite the capital's glitzy financial centre the King Abdullah Financial District (KFAD).
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Yet his work still looks adolescent — all ambition and youthful energy yet plagued with undeveloped talent and a teenager's infatuation with symbols of death.
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Aura Energy also owns an undeveloped uranium mine in Sweden, and has exploration permits for gold, soda ash and lithium as well in Mauritania.
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And, even if today's output is concentrated, for most materials the planet has undeveloped deposits or substitutes that can thwart a would-be monopolist.
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Other markets are more undeveloped: China, which Miropolski oversaw, is in particular a huge test for WeWork as one of its fastest-growing regions.
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However, a persistent slump in oil prices and thus strict cash discipline among oil firms could curb interest in the undeveloped North Atlantic region.
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This is risky as the LNG tanker market, tiny and undeveloped by global shipping standards, is volatile, experiencing record-high charter rates last year.
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The unrest has caused fears that Congo, a vast, undeveloped country that sits in the heart of Africa, could slide back into civil war.
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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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Oyu Tolgoi, one of the world's largest undeveloped copper projects, has been a bellwether for Mongolia since its discovery more than a decade ago.
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This area of Manitoba is made up of undeveloped forests and lakes in the Whiteshell Provincial Park and is known for canoeing and fishing.
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After four years of pushback, he offered to build the museum instead on undeveloped parkland between Lake Shore Drive and Lake Michigan in Chicago.
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In much of the undeveloped world people had seen few influenza viruses, and sometimes none so it was higher there, but nothing like 50%.
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They generally cannot acquire undeveloped land, and the residential housing stock available for purchase is essentially limited to the upper end of the market.
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We made it to the remote island of Vieques, where the solitude of undeveloped beaches used to be a key component of the allure.
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Including a $720 million writedown on its undeveloped Kitimat LNG assets in western Canada, net profit after tax fell nearly 75% to $343 million.
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"The blocks on offer include highly prospective exploration opportunities, an undeveloped oil discovery, and a mature gas condensate redevelopment opportunity," the RAK government said.
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The country's economy is struggling, with uranium deposits undeveloped, the cotton sector in trouble and gold and diamond mines under the control of militias.
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That means that the next great idea is likely to go unfunded or undeveloped in our country, unless we have a stronger patent system.
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The Checkup We've come a long way from the days when surgeons were taught that infants' nervous systems were too undeveloped to feel pain.
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This strategy is largely effective, although some of the socioeconomic and Cold War contexts to which this great legal saga owes much go undeveloped.
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Previous owners of the mammoth mountaintop include the Shah of Iran's sister and Merv Griffin ... but that was back when the land was undeveloped.
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Today, the 70-acre site remains largely undeveloped and is dominated by a gleaming tower of glass and steel - Exchange 106 - rising from its center.
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The company said it increased its share in the undeveloped prospect to 70 percent, after purchasing a 35 percent share from Sasol Petroleum Australia Ltd.
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No wonder the production feels so much like a study summary, with undeveloped subplots popping up like untended garden flowers and unelucidated motivations running rampant.
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Their organization has made predictions on the age, gender, population, and educational makeup of about 195 countries through 2100, including both developed and undeveloped countries.
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The Potomac Park site was transformed from undeveloped field into a national meeting place, and on May 30, 1922, William Howard Taft dedicated the monument.
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Los Angeles County, home to 10 million people and vast tracts of undeveloped mountainous land, has suffered much larger wildfires that have burned for weeks.
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The agreement, if implemented, would remove a major obstacle to the development of what is believed to be the world's biggest undeveloped iron ore deposit.
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Moreover, online travel booking is a relatively painless e-commerce model without needing to move a single atom in the undeveloped and scattered logistics landscape.
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In the early 2000s, Tulum's beachfront was largely undeveloped, with no public utilities and no cellphone service, but it drew entrepreneurs and rewarded their spontaneity.
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Like the Andaman and Nicobar chain, the northeastern region is a strategic area that has remained relatively undeveloped because of its separation from the mainland.
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But the World remains undeveloped and has essentially been abandoned, as have two other sites that were intended to be bigger versions of Palm Jumeirah.
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Also, there's Jenny (Annabelle Wallis), Nick's undeveloped and forgettable love interest whose name is only memorable because of how Cruise shrieks it at one point.
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The 4th of July is the first great fact in your nation's history — the very ring-bolt in the chain of your yet undeveloped destiny.
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But it sits beside a potentially enormous development prize: 800 acres mostly owned by the federal government, and the largest undeveloped tract in downtown Toronto.
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FEMA maps of The Woodlands showed a tantalizing stretch of undeveloped land hard by a waterway called Spring Creek — including acreage in the 2006 plan.
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The Olympics have long served as an opportunity for cities to grow, develop undeveloped land, improve public transportation, and prove themselves on an international platform.
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St. Lucia's bustling north is packed with attractions and amenities, while the quieter south is relatively undeveloped — though that is set to change, agents said.
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For three months New Hampshire essentially gains more than 250 square miles — roughly a quarter the size of Rhode Island — of flat, undeveloped, public space.
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"I explained to him that the territory allocated for his new state will remain open and undeveloped for a period of four years," Trump said.
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By this measure, there is twice as much undeveloped US shale oil capable of making money at $60 per barrel than there is conventional resources.
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"Killing this kind of speculative development is very important," said Hasan, adding that a heavy tax on undeveloped land and property was the "only way".
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Thereafter, the joint venture will acquire Shoprite's Cilmor distribution centre in Cape Town and associated undeveloped land for a cash amount of 25.42 billion rand.
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Lucy was built by James V. Lafferty, of Philadelphia, to lure buyers to what was, in the late 1880s, a largely undeveloped tract of land.
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But when the crowds showed up in the Bahamas, they found mass disorganization, half-built tents and unappetizing cheese sandwiches on a mostly undeveloped island.
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"It is possible that there are some undeveloped patients of acquired CJD because of long latency periods, and they may die without CJD onset," Ae said.
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This would allow Northern Dynasty to seek a deep-pocketed partner and resume permitting the project, one of the world's biggest undeveloped copper and gold deposits.
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Years later, in 2014, he founded the nonprofit Off the Grid International, which helps provide access to clean water and sanitation systems in undeveloped areas. 3.
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There are four types of countries in the world: developed, undeveloped—and economies in each of those two categories who think they are in the other.
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Bloomberg reports that O'Connell currently owns around 1.3 million square feet of buildings and 385,000 square feet of undeveloped land in Brooklyn, mostly in Red Hook.
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Experts say this may become the new normal as climate change coupled with the expansion of homes into undeveloped areas creates more intense and devastating blazes.
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Prime Minister Ahmed Ouyahia said this year that 3 million hectares from that scheme were still undeveloped and he promised more steps to improve the situation.
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But the Lake Region was so poor and undeveloped that it was hard to distinguish the needs of the displaced islanders from those of mainland villagers.
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Emily MayOctober 28, 2016 Milkweed used to be a common plant that grew in abandoned lots, undeveloped forest areas, and along the sides of commercial crops.
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Given the semi-undeveloped nature of East Kalimantan, these anecdotes are quite troubling if the government is actually moving to North Penajam Paser or Kutai Kertanegara.
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But those same embryos—a varying amount of weeks further along, but unborn and largely undeveloped all the same—are also being extracted in abortion clinics.
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Over the past month, Nolte has seen wealthy families in the Orlando, Florida area sell undeveloped tracts of land that have been passed down for generations.
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A new tax on undeveloped land is expected to raise several billion dollars, and taxes on luxury items, tobacco and sugary drinks will bring more revenue.
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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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She followed it by cancelling 75 contracts for undeveloped mines and just last week banned open-pit mining, which she blames for causing extensive environmental damage.
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First there was his 1989 MiG-29 fighter jet, then his $325 million superyacht, and then his $110 million plot of undeveloped land in Beverly Hills.
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In one case, hundreds, if not thousands, of shacks have sprung up on undeveloped private land in rolling hills on the southwestern outskirts of the capital.
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The tunnel magnifies the train's whir, which has left the property undeveloped and, at least in my own experience as a longtime nearby resident, rarely used.
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But nowadays the treasures are silence and darkness and undeveloped natural beauty and all those other things that seem to be in short supply of late.
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They were photographs: sheafs of yellowing prints that depicted "scenes from provincial life," as his three volumes of autobiography are subtitled, as well as undeveloped negatives.
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In his early years in office, Mr. Luján represented a mainly rural district, encompassing several Native American territories and large undeveloped areas of Northern New Mexico.
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With only a small shop offering homemade snacks and umbrellas for rent, the beach remains largely undeveloped, providing a pristine place to enjoy Ithaca's cerulean waters.
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BUILD A HOTEL: For every hotel that you build on an undeveloped foreign square, give the owner of that square one Back-Room Political Favor chip.
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Any such spill could damage Delaware's economically important tourism industry, which is seeking to attract more visitors like bird-watchers to undeveloped coastal sites, environmentalists say.
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Stems remainwith corollas of stamensaround pods of undeveloped seeds,but the flowers, so enjoyed, are finished,and it all must be swept up and thrown away.
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But I can't shake the feeling that the show is backfilling a #MeToo payload into a space it was content to leave undeveloped until just now.
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The Middle Eastern country turned heads when it announced plans to create Neom, a futuristic city that would arise out of barren desert and undeveloped seaside.
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How it works: The accompanying chart, adapted from the groups' report, is looking at projected production over this five-year time period from currently undeveloped reserves.
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In 2005, film producer Franklin Leonard sent out an email to a group of high-powered industry executives, asking them to recommend their favorite undeveloped screenplays.
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Mitsui's stake in the BassGas project, which includes the undeveloped Trefoil gas project, could be worth about A$360 million ($244 million), according to Credit Suisse.
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The aircraft experienced a mechanical issue and was returning when it crashed about a mile south of the airport in a largely undeveloped area, she said.
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Scarborough, the Pluto LNG expansion and Browse, Australia's biggest undeveloped gas field, are key to driving Woodside's planned 4.23% growth a year in output through 2028.
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Still, the court granted qualified immunity to an Idaho state trooper who opted for catheterization without a warrant, saying American law on the subject is undeveloped.
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So what policies can we advocate for and what can young Americans do to help prepare themselves to be employed in existing and currently undeveloped industries?
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A month before festival guests arrived, he tweeted evidence that the festival wasn't on a private beach, but in an undeveloped lot next to the Sandals resort.
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Atlas operates in the iron ore rich Pilbara region of Western Australia and has undeveloped tenements that could potentially be brought into production with a larger partner.
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And Southeast Asia has a mishmash of very developed markets like Singapore, to super-undeveloped markets, let's say like the Cambodia and Myanmar, that we recently launched.
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Proceeds from the first auction - of undeveloped and commercial land plots and income-generating residential buildings in Khobar and Dammam - are estimated at around 190 million riyals.
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This valuable parcel of land, at the border between Shenzhen and Hong Kong, was left undeveloped for years because the two cities were fighting over its ownership.
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As global warming intensifies, the loss of our wild, undeveloped lands and natural ecosystems has been represented literally and poetically in the works of many contemporary artists.
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Coal asset prices have collapsed since then, and analysts said BHP would be lucky to fetch $200 million now for the stake in a largely undeveloped resource.
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Nostrum also said on Monday it would buy 50% of Positive Invest LLP, the owner of the Stepnoy Leopard licenses, securing additional undeveloped, material gas condensate resource.
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Whenever photographer Kati Dimoff finds herself in southeast Portland, she stops into the Goodwill on Grand Avenue and checks the film cameras for undeveloped rolls of film.
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But the plaintiffs said Google should have disclosed that ads would also appear in undesirable places such as error pages and undeveloped websites known as parked domains.
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In March, Hurricane Energy announced an oil discovery in the Halifax well in the West Shetland region, which it said could be Britain's largest undeveloped oil find.
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In lieu of some huge altruistic ISP investment, how can we imagine some of the most undeveloped parts of world finding their way to this very internet?
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He scraped by for most of his career, never enjoying huge financial success and dying young at just 1960, leaving behind nearly 2,500 rolls of undeveloped film.
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Such an impeachment would go forward with a significantly undeveloped record with a couple of slapdash articles, along with ample room to acquit Trump in the Senate.
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Pemex's heavy oil farmouts would offer partnership opportunities for the mostly undeveloped Ayatsil and Tekel fields in the Gulf's shallow waters, the center of Pemex's drilling activities.
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With total resources of around 26.7 million tonnes of copper, Udokan is the largest undeveloped copper deposit in Russia and one of the biggest in the world.
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That includes several undeveloped blocks of Edgemere, Queens — an area that is beautiful in its desolation — as well as redwoods growing on streets in the East Village.
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Guinea has struggled for decades to extract money from its iron ore, which has been left undeveloped because of protracted legal disputes and the cost of infrastructure.
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The undeveloped land owned by Green and his brother is abutted on one side by a nature conversancy and by Virgin Islands government land on the other.
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Anita Collins, a music educator who researches brain development and music, said that babies are born with relatively undeveloped sight but, under most circumstances, with perfect hearing.
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The new Mojave Trails National Monument holds within it the longest undeveloped stretch of Historic Route 85033, an international icon that draws visitors from around the world.
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But building wind farms in the east might be difficult, given the preponderance of coal plants, a lack of strong winds and a scarcity of undeveloped land.
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The civil rights lawyer turned artist Debi Cornwall knew she would not be allowed to take undeveloped negatives out of the U.S. naval base at Guantánamo Bay.
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Apache, though, has to develop pipelines and other infrastructure out of its Alpine High acreage in the Permian Basin, a relatively undeveloped part of the largest U.S. oilfield.
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The first is a growing migration from America's densest centers, like New York and San Francisco, to cities with more undeveloped land, like Austin, Texas, and Phoenix, Arizona.
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In February, she ordered the closure of 22 of the Southeast Asian nation's 41 mines to protect water resources and later canceled dozens of contracts for undeveloped mines.
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Additionally, Sutton spent "approximately $500,000" for Pea Island, which is "undeveloped" and "approximately 5 acres," Sutton tells CNBC Make It. You can see Pea Island from the home.
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The company said the acquisitions, which include undeveloped acreage and oil and gas producing properties, are located in the Midland and Southern Delaware Basins near its existing operations.
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The government has also said it may sell the additional rights to other companies as Petrobras is having trouble generating enough cash to develop its huge undeveloped resources.
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Jayapal described the "extraordinarily dangerous birth" of her child Janak, who was born weighing only 1 pound and 14 ounces, and suffered from complications due to undeveloped organs.
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The Trump administration said on Tuesday it would lift an Obama-era restriction on the world's biggest undeveloped gold and copper resource owned by Northern Dynasty Minerals Ltd .
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As part of a plan being discussed, Shandong would also acquire 50 percent of Barrick's nearby undeveloped Pascua-Lama gold and silver project, one of the people said.
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Nuquí was more than 20 miles to the north, Buenaventura over 100 miles to the south, and the undeveloped rain forest extended dozens of miles to the east.
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ConocoPhillips announced on Wednesday it is also considering adding a second production unit, or train, at its Darwin LNG plant and possibly processing gas from rivals' undeveloped fields.
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Despite its vast natural resources, Peru remains largely undeveloped outside its main cities, and many voters say Humala failed to fulfill his promises of reducing inequality of wealth.
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The hotel is located near Bocachica on Tierra Bomba, a largely undeveloped area with high unemployment, limited access to education, unpaved roads and scarce running water or electricity.
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The undeveloped state of many of Africa's stock markets as well as volatile currencies add to the difficulties firms face in selling their investments at the right time.
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But those who shelled out thousands of dollars for tickets were instead treated to mass disorganization, half-built tents and skimpy food options on a largely undeveloped island.
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Why it matters: It's an example of how the state of oil markets can help to slow expanded production of certain fossil fuels that environmentalists want left undeveloped.
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Mr. Nelson's net worth is between $608,000 and $4.7 million, with his largest holdings in undeveloped real estate in his home county, according to his most recent disclosures.
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Much of Malibu is wild and undeveloped; you can cross four lanes and take off into the hills, hiking trails that give views up and down the coast.
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They plan to invest $100 million to redevelop the 0003,000 square feet they own along Dexter Avenue and adjoining Montgomery Street, and 55.5 undeveloped acres elsewhere in Montgomery.
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The Willemses live in a rambling Victorian painted autumnal yellow; they have a pétanque court in the yard and a vegetable garden, alongside an acre of undeveloped woods.
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Elon Musk, the chief executive of Tesla, decided to build the carmaker's first major European factory in Grünheide, a village just outside Berlin and surrounded by undeveloped tracts.
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Despite its vast natural resources, it remains largely undeveloped outside its main cities, and many voters say outgoing President Ollanta Humala failed to fulfill his promises of reducing inequality.
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Recent deals include the $340 million acquisition of the Jehovah's Witnesses' headquarters in the shadow of the Brooklyn Bridge, and $345 million for a nearby plot of undeveloped land.
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Las Cristinas was the miner's flagship project and, at the time, was regarded as one of the world's biggest undeveloped gold deposits with estimated reserves of 12.5 million ounces.
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The transaction is for a 1.75 percent net smelter return royalty on output from Dumont, which contains the world's largest undeveloped nickel and cobalt reserves, Cobalt 27 Capital said.
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Venezuela's mostly undeveloped gas reserves were 225 trillion cubic feet (TCF) at the end of 2017, compared with Trinidad's 9.2 TCF, according to BP's Statistical Review of World Energy.
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There's a lot can that can be done on 800 acres of mostly undeveloped land, but Sidewalk Labs is seeking Toronto's input before embarking on its techno-futuristic plans.
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It doesn't help that Keisha Castle-Hughes, the actress who plays Obara, delivers the line with a flat affect that makes her unconvincing even at this simple, undeveloped role.
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As part of a purchase plan being discussed, Shandong would also acquire 50 percent of Barrick's nearby undeveloped Pascua-Lama gold and silver project, one of the people said.
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The Facebook chief is using a legal maneuver called "quiet title and partition," which forces owners of undeveloped land to sell the property in a public highest-bidder auction.
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When the rains begin again this fall, those eggs will hatch, and cases could begin to rise, along with the associated risk to pregnant women and their undeveloped fetuses.
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During a search of his property, she said, police discovered multiple garbage bags of undeveloped 35mm film containing photos of countless women and girls in various stages of undress.
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The five founding members (Saudi Arabia, Iran, Iraq, Kuwait and Venezuela) accounted for a significant share of the world's undeveloped oil reserves and were among the fastest-growing producers.
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Shell, which runs the Queensland Curtis LNG plant (QCLNG) and is sitting on undeveloped coal seam gas in the state, said it has sold significant volumes into southeastern Australia.
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That offers another opportunity for developing gas resources in a region where Royal Dutch Shell, Malaysia's Petronas, Italy's ENI SpA, and Australia's Santos and Origin Energy have undeveloped interests.
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In the Thursday op-ed, Jayapal describes her first pregnancy and how her child Janak was born weighing 1 pound, 14 ounces and faced complications due to undeveloped organs.
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The images of The Lost Rolls were selected from various rolls of undeveloped film that were tucked away in drawers and bags, mostly forgotten, in Haviv's house for decades.
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Twenty-five years later, compelled by the events in Ferguson and Baltimore, Torres decided to uncover the undeveloped film that captured the first night of the Los Angeles uprising.
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After World War II, when Sag Harbor was home to a robust African-American working class, developers offered parcels in an undeveloped swath of town for $225,2503 or less.
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Las Cristinas was Crystallex's flagship project and at the time was regarded as one of the world's biggest undeveloped gold deposits with estimated gold reserves of 12.5 million ounces.
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Dubai, United Arab Emirates, was just starting to introduce itself as a tourist destination, and golf offered a natural fit with its winter sunshine and miles of undeveloped acreage.
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There's some undeveloped Amar'e Stoudemire here, the incessant jackhammer who doesn't know his own limitations but can't wait to figure out what they are, or if they even exist.
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Insect hatches are diverse and plentiful, and owing to the sheer scale of the area and the relative difficulty of getting there, much of it is still remarkably undeveloped.
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Merlin believes it has found a community with a bounty of undeveloped real estate at a price that fits its business plan and is near several large population centers.
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I've been playing the Early Access build for a few weeks, and after around 20 hours, I've hit a soft limit on progress because of bugs and undeveloped features.
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Separately, Bezos Expeditions, which oversees The Post and Mr. Bezos' charitable foundation, is buying 120 undeveloped acres in Beverly Hills for $90 million, though the deal is not complete.
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One of the world's largest shale gas formations, roughly the size of Belgium, Vaca Muerta has remained mostly undeveloped due to high production costs and lack of labor flexibility.
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The block under license, OML 11, has been undeveloped for nearly 25 years, since the execution of regional activist Ken Saro-Wiwa under the military government of Sani Abacha.
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Recent deals include the $340 million acquisition of the Jehovah's Witnesses' headquarters in the shadow of the Brooklyn Bridge, and $345 million for a nearby plot of undeveloped land.
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Bangladesh is seeking funds for a plan to relocate new and old refugees from Myanmar to an isolated and undeveloped island in the Bay of Bengal called Thengar Char.
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Twain focused not on young boys, though, but sexually innocent girls from ages ten to sixteen, with undeveloped boyish bodies and with whom he carried out titillating flirtations. 2.
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Resolution, owned 55 percent by Rio and 45 percent by BHP Group, is one of the "most significant undeveloped copper projects in the world", Chief Executive Jean-Sébastien Jacques said.
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Meanwhile, sources at LeEco told CNBC that the company expected to complete a deal this week to buy a near-50-acre undeveloped property in Santa Clara, California, from Yahoo.
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Resolution, owned 55 percent by Rio and 45 percent by BHP Group , is one of the "most significant undeveloped copper projects in the world", Chief Executive Jean-Sébastien Jacques said.
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In addition, though the United States was rich in agricultural land, by the same token it was relatively undeveloped and needed to import capital from abroad to fuel economic growth.
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Julio Orta: I'm interested in the mechanics of land ownership, especially of undeveloped territory, because ultimately the deed is just a piece of paper that makes you the official owner.
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The VR market is simply too undeveloped at this point confuse consumers with two devices that appear to do the same thing but are vastly different in price and performance.
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The city of Toronto also recently entered into an agreement with Waze parent Alphabet's Sidewalk Labs to develop plans for a smart city site on Toronto's undeveloped downtown Portlands region.
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"We believe that the GLA (Greater Lancaster Area) is a single hydrocarbon accumulation, making it the largest undeveloped discovery on the U.K. Continental Shelf," said Hurricane Chief Executive Robert Trice.
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"We had placed very little value on the undeveloped Mount Pleasant project due to the many hurdles involved in its potential development," Macquarie analysts said in a note on Wednesday.
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Though the city is most famous for its thicket of skyscrapers—it has more high-rises than any other place in the world—most of its land area is undeveloped.
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Shell said it will sell 2758,2279 acres (22016,365 hectares) of developed and undeveloped lands, amounting to production of about 24,850 barrels of oil equivalent per day, to Calgary-based Tourmaline.
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Since the Crains are each matched up, as if by corporate algorithm, with ethnically varied but entirely undeveloped love interests, it's awfully hard to blame them for their intimacy issues.
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While the ranch is mostly undeveloped, some farms and ranches already operate on parts of the land and will continue to do so as lessees, according to Hall and Hall.
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Alternatively, valued on an undeveloped land basis, the market value of the group's land is GBP260 million, although Fitch believes that the group would be valued as a going concern.
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Dating back to Thomas Jefferson and the Land Ordinance of 1785, which created a system of surveying undeveloped country for settling, this division of land endures, especially in the Midwest.
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Undeveloped distribution networks, poor roads and fickle water supplies are difficult hurdles for even the most competent farmer, and many of these would-be farmers have little training or experience.
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While some of its undeveloped oil resources "may not be attractive investments" in a 2-degree policy scenario, those represent less than 5 percent of the company's property by value.
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Still, banking analyst and government advisor Can Van Luc said higher credit growth was reasonable in Vietnam because other sources of business funding such as stocks and bonds were undeveloped.
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Industry advocates say big dams are the most efficient way of bringing electricity to remote and undeveloped regions, and China has promised to improve the way it compensates displaced residents.
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MANILA, April 27 (Reuters) - Philippine Environment Secretary Regina Lopez said on Thursday that the ban on open-pit mining will not apply to existing mines, but only to undeveloped ones.
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Related: Planet has only until 2030 to stem catastrophic climate change, experts warn There are other carbon negative countries in the world, and they are also heavily forested and undeveloped.
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The laid back shore has been left mostly undeveloped, leaving a feeling of privacy and relaxation — largely helped by the fact that this beach is only accessible by air or water.
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When these elements are missing, it creates "institutional voids," a term coined by Harvard University professors Tarun Khanna and Krishna Palepu in 1997 that refers to a country's undeveloped market ecosystem.
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The Saul Leiter Foundation, which was established in 2015 under the direction of Erb, reports a catalog of more than 3,000 paintings, several thousand photographs and multiple boxes of undeveloped negatives.
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Patricia de Lille said South Africa's second-largest city could reduce its greenhouse gas footprint by building homes for low-income residents on land left undeveloped as a legacy from apartheid.
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Alternatively, valued on an undeveloped land basis, the market value of the group's land value is GBP260 million, although Fitch believes that the group would be valued as a going concern.
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Oscar Echeverría, president of the Vehicle and Machinery Importers Association, said the transition away from fossil fuels in transport can't be rushed as the clean transport market is so far undeveloped.
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The rent due on undeveloped lots now went to the treasury instead of the property owners, and players could only earn money from others if they developed houses on their land.
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Often the book relies on its typography to carry forward what otherwise remains undeveloped, switching modes just in time to get away from actually having to get somewhere beyond its pace.
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The first auction - of undeveloped and commercial land plots, a farm, and income-generating residential buildings in Eastern Province's Khobar and Dammam - will take place in late October, the sources added.
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It is unlikely to be a coincidence that the hackers have targeted banks in relatively undeveloped markets rather than bigger (but much better protected) prizes in countries like Britain and America.
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The UBS loan helped PNG buy a 10% stake in Oil Search in 2014, which helped the company pay for a holding in the country's biggest undeveloped gas field, Elk-Antelope.
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Dozens of horses were swept out to sea and drowned, but park staff were surprised to find three feral cows alive and well on an undeveloped barrier island called Cape Lookout.
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Las Cristinas in Venezuela was Crystallex's flagship project and at the time was regarded as one of the world's biggest undeveloped gold deposits with estimated gold reserves of 12.5 million ounces.
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In the 20033s, when I was a teenager, we regularly attended an old country church that was located in the curve of a gravel road and surrounded by undeveloped Southern land.
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WUI makes up 9 percent of the contiguous U.S., from Colorado's Front Range to Southeast Texas to the Great Lakes states, and according to Headwaters, 84 percent of it remains undeveloped.
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After all, state and federal resources belong to the people, and 20163 percent of California (more than 22016 million acres) is government-controlled land, leaving vast areas idle and mostly undeveloped.
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Belo Sun's proposed mine in Volta Grande has 3.8 million ounces of gold in proven and probable reserves and is the country's largest undeveloped gold deposit, according to the company's website.
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Rising out of a formerly undeveloped swampy area in the city, a gigantic, glistening $2510 million stadium appeared this year, one of six new arenas Russia built for the World Cup.
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Ozone standards that approach or are lower than naturally occurring background levels could place even rural, undeveloped areas out of compliance and could place new restrictions on virtually any economic activity.
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In a separate transaction, Bezos Expeditions, which oversees The Washington Post and Mr. Bezos' charitable foundation, is buying 120 undeveloped acres in Beverly Hills for $90 million, the two people said.
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" Shelby pocketed the 2019 equivalent of $190,000 in one month of buying and selling undeveloped land — "not much," she concluded, "but a lot to a little buyer on a little bet.
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The area is relatively undeveloped, with few roads and lots of waterways, which means it's possible to grab land illegally and develop it without the authorities finding out for some time.
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Editorial The Supreme Court has ruled repeatedly over the last decade that it is morally and constitutionally wrong to equate offenses committed by emotionally undeveloped adolescents with crimes carried out by adults.
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What's interesting about the recovery is it's being heavily driven by sales of undeveloped acreage, as opposed to reserves that are already producing, said Andrew Dittmar, M&A analyst at PLS Inc.
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The A$10 billion ($7.45 billion) project in the undeveloped Galilee Basin has been delayed by challenges from environmental campaigners, but a Queensland court last December rejected a bid to stop it.
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DARWIN (Reuters) - ConocoPhillips and its partners are considering expanding their Darwin liquefied natural gas (LNG) plant in Australia, with backing from other companies with undeveloped gas resources that could feed the plant.
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The remaining proceeds, which would include newly generated income from currently undeveloped or underdeveloped oil fields, would be invested in the international capital markets, following investment guidelines used by sovereign wealth funds.
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They are located off the Caribbean coast of Southern Belize and are either undeveloped or contain a few structures that need repairs, according to Robert Cooper, the director of 7th Heaven Properties.
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The land surrounding the airport is relatively undeveloped, so the expansion isn't likely to run into the same issues as airports in densely-populated parts of the United States or other countries.
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It sets a ceiling rate at 0.2 percent of the appraisal value of land used for agriculture, 0.5 percent for residences, 2 percent for commercial use and 5 percent for undeveloped land.
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The assets include a 24 percent stake in the west Shetlands region's Clair field, which its operator BP says is the largest undeveloped oil and gas resource in the UK North Sea.
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But below the surface and beyond lies richness of another sort, an estimated four billion tons of copper and nickel ore — believed to be one of the world's largest undeveloped mineral deposits.
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He went on to become an expert in diagnosing rare fetal anomalies — cancers, fluid in the skull, undeveloped organs — and performing abortions on women facing these devastating circumstances later in their pregnancies.
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And it is in those countries, where institutions are weak or undeveloped, wrote Ms. Taub and Mr. Fisher, that social media has the greatest power to amplify smoldering tribal or religious resentments.
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Every year since 1994, sheep farmers have paraded their livestock through the city, along a route that once cut through undeveloped countryside on their way to winter grazing pastures in southern Spain.
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Now, U.S. embassy employees in London will commute to a previously undeveloped site in south west London, bordered by the Thames River to the north and Battersea Power Station to the west.
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The REIT, which Dawood said would be worth hundreds of millions of riyals, would consist of Al Tayyar's undeveloped land holdings as well as equity from third parties and debt from banks.
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"In Asia, winter sports are relatively undeveloped," said Kim Jin-sun, the former head of the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics organizing committee, after South Korea was named the host for the 2018 games.
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Here, I met Bill Keogh, the easygoing owner of Big Pine Kayak Adventures, who guides paddling trips from Big Pine Key to the "backcountry," a largely protected region of undeveloped mangrove islands.
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That's partly because there is little urgency to begin exploration projects in the harsh Arctic and the undeveloped Atlantic waters, given that oil prices remain mired in a more than two-year slump.
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The college of approximately 200 students planned on using the new buildings as "offices, labs, kitchens, library, gym, café, and lounges" in addition to housing for 1676 students and undeveloped lake front property.
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The $1.5 million donation is split between the World Food Programme, an anti-hunger organization, and NetHope, a consortium of non-profits that works to improve connectivity in undeveloped or disaster-stricken areas.
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Simon Kuznets, who won the Nobel prize in economics in 240 for his work on growth, put it best: there are four types of countries in the world—developed, undeveloped, Japan and Argentina.
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It was ripe for development, certainly — the biggest stretch of undeveloped property for miles around — but also only about 200 feet wide, and a basketball arena would require twice that amount of space.
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It was part of Karina Vetrano's routine to leave her home in Howard Beach, Queens, and go for a run along an expanse of undeveloped wetlands on the northern end of Jamaica Bay.
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Authorities will "encourage" the kingdom's big landowners to involve themselves in income-generating residential development projects, and Hogail said details of a tax on undeveloped urban land would be released within two weeks.
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The package seeks to change this by giving banks more flexibility to lend to companies and each other and to borrow from abroad, and by stimulating activity in an undeveloped interbank money market.
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At least one European company has shown interest in the undeveloped Gaza Marine field following a reconciliation deal in October between the two rival Palestinian factions, a source involved in the talks said.
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An undeveloped, time-wasting subplot is thrown in involving Lucien's shy pursuit of Hazel (Christa Théret), a promising young soprano who sings at the same benefit and has all the talent Marguerite lacks.
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Mead has also fought the Roadless Rule that protects America's remaining undeveloped National Forest lands, and he chaired a Western Governors' Association committee tasked with undermining the protections of the Endangered Species Act.
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The same is true for Opportunity Zones, quasi-philanthropic projects that offer tax breaks for investing in undeveloped parts of the U.S. and remain a new fascination in the world of the megarich.
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He doesn't always force connections or contradictions for readers; for example, the link between Winston Smith's job rewriting history, much as the former prime minister was doing in his own memoirs, goes undeveloped.
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Longer term threats from the rise of renewable energy, and electric vehicles in particular, are raising further questions about the commercial viability of much of the undeveloped oil and gas in companies' portfolios.
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With its Frank Gehry-designed buildings, ecologically sound roofs and free cafeterias, the company hugs the border of East Palo Alto like an ocean liner docked on the edge of an undeveloped country.
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"This deal is a big step to help begin to bring the JVs into alignment for a resource that has been left undeveloped for decades," said Saul Kavonic, an analyst at consultants Wood Mackenzie.
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When Chris Butler decided to accept his company's offer to be general manager of a facility at a remote, undeveloped Caribbean island in the summer of 2013, he had a dilemma on his hands.
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Located in north Texas with a net production of approximately 65,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day, Barnett shale includes 215,000 developed and undeveloped acres of land, wells, leases, minerals, buildings and other properties.
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In 2016, Chinese groups invested $5.2 billion in completed properties and undeveloped land in Hong Kong Island and Kowloon, compared to only about $600 million in Singapore, based on figures from Real Capital Analytics.
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A Polaroid picture that remained blank and undeveloped was reinserted in a camera, evoking a sense of uncertainty and dislocation, but over all, the work proved little more than a series of pleasant images.
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Despite a fairly fearsome list of robberies and killings, the Barrow gang, the program says, was just a second-tier group of gangsters until some undeveloped film was discovered at a vacated hide-out.
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Working-class families flee to where they can afford to live, to the suburbs, the exurbs, and eventually out into the undeveloped wilderness, where they bump up against wealthy tech execs with second homes.
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He wails at the top of his lungs and I'm expecting for the apocalypse to come right then and there, the result of some dude with an undeveloped frontal lobe and his irreconcilable grief.
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One of the problems facing the drying Andaman islands is that the deepest soil - that good at soaking up rain - lies in the interior regions that are largely mountainous, forested and undeveloped, Velmurugan said.
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In a sense, they are similar to the vista seen from the Nets' practice court — in the foreground are acres of undeveloped land, with the glories of big-city success beckoning in the distance.
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Read more: A plot of undeveloped land in Beverly Hills — once listed for $1 billion — sold for just $1003,000 after a decade-long quest to sell it went sourAckerman was arrested on August 16.
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An undeveloped plot of land in Beverly Hills, California, was sold on Tuesday for just $100,000, according to multiple reports — an enormous fall from its asking price of $1 billion just one year ago.
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The environment agency also reviewed the ECCs of other projects, including the undeveloped $5.9 billion Tampakan gold-copper mine and an expansion venture of Semirara Mining and Power Corp, the Philippines' top coal producer.
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LAUNCESTON, Australia (Reuters) - Rio Tinto's decision to quit the world's largest undeveloped iron ore deposit in Guinea is essentially a bet on how quickly and cheaply the new Chinese owners can develop the mine.
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As populations grow, demand for parks and wild places will only increase, and the value of undeveloped, open lands, to all citizens, not just those of Utah or the American West, will increase dramatically.
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"This lake is presently undeveloped, but as it begins to develop environmental protection -- keeping diseases out, keeping foreign fish out is a very important part of the long-term sustainability of aquaculture," Rehmann said.
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The assets located in north Texas, with a net production of approximately 65,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day, include 215,000 developed and undeveloped acres of land, wells, leases, minerals, buildings and other properties.
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Almost all kangaroos and wallabies have two separate uteruses, and they usually contrive to have extra, undeveloped embryos waiting in the wings — or rather, in whichever uterus was unused in their most recent pregnancy.
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"Generally, Nigerian authorities use forced eviction in the course of urban renewal ... with the land they formerly occupied being developed into luxury real estate," he explained - although the cleared area in Njemanze remains undeveloped.
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They come by boat or kayak to the largely undeveloped islands and inlets around the sound, enjoying the warmest water on the British Columbia coast, hikes to freshwater lakes and the rich sea life.
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Thanks to 200 years of cattle ranching, more than half of Padre Island has remained as undeveloped as it was when the Coahauiltecan and Karankawan tribes made camp here seasonally through the mid-1800s.
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NEW COPPER MINE: OZ Minerals Ltd said it would begin construction of its Carrapateena copper mine in Australia, the country's largest undeveloped copper project, which it estimated would cost A$916 million ($724 million).
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B, the biggest culprit is China, and particularly since it entered the WTO, which was about the year 2000, as I recall, China -- they're still labeled an undeveloped third-world country by the WTO.
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That law, later expanded in 1990, forbade federal subsidies for new development in relatively undeveloped coastal regions along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts and Great Lakes, including for roads, housing and discounted flood insurance.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - OZ Minerals Ltd said on Thursday it would begin construction of its Carrapateena copper mine in Australia, the country's largest undeveloped copper project, which it estimated would cost A$916 million ($724 million).
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Environment and Natural Resources Secretary Regina Lopez said earlier she was cancelling almost a third of contracts for undeveloped mines, and rejected any challenges to earlier orders to shut over half of all operating mines.
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Indigenous residents say they feel cornered by the encroaching developers, with multiple interests fighting over the last undeveloped plot in Brasilia, a planned city known for its futuristic buildings designed by Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer.
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Royal Dutch Shell's and PetroChina's Arrow Energy Surat project in Queensland, Australia's biggest undeveloped coal seam gas resource, aims to start producing by 2021, but has been delayed due to a spat between the partners.
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While Rio and the other major miners would no doubt prefer Simandou remains undeveloped, it's highly unlikely that Chinalco would pay more than $1 billion to buy out Rio if it didn't intend pushing ahead.
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And a Twitter account for Ainge has been set up that similarly bills him as a candidate, with glossy pictures of Ainge and his family and a link to an undeveloped "Ainge for Congress" website.
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Australian billionaire Gina Rinehart's Hancock Prospecting and mining services group Mineral Resources are waging a bidding battle for Atlas, which operates in the iron ore rich Pilbara region of Western Australia and has undeveloped tenements.
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"This prime part of Miami with the most beautiful beach was sitting there undeveloped," he said, wearing his signature off-white suit and Panama hat as he surveyed the glossy crowd in his namesake hotel.
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The undeveloped Stockton Island in the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore in Lake Superior is renowned for its "singing sands" on Julian Bay Beach that resound in squeaks and audible riffs when walked on or rubbed.
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Flat, undeveloped tracts that enjoy plenty of sun are in growing demand, said L'Etoile, whose family farms 63 acres in Massachusetts and has been approached repeatedly by solar developers - who to date have been unsuccessful.
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Since then, officials have introduced other reforms, including a tax on undeveloped urban land, new national home financing and refinancing companies and an increase in the share of funding banks can offer for loans purchases.
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The new story, complete with a "quest system and branching narrative" suggests that it's going to bring together many of the more interesting concepts of the original game that were mentioned but left frustratingly undeveloped.
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Bringing our young girls into the future STEM workforce is not just about gender equality — it's also about building a strong U.S. economy and tapping into a potentially huge source of undeveloped, world-class talent.
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Rosebank, one of the largest undeveloped oil and gas fields off Britain, is situated some 130 km (80 miles) northwest of the Shetland Islands and could hold more than 300 million barrels, Chevron has said.
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"Anyone who can print can print my pictures" was another thing he liked to say, and upon his death in 1984, as if to prove his point, he left behind 19753,500 rolls of undeveloped film.
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"This is one of the last undeveloped British military sites in North America," said Ed Carpenter, president of the Rogers Island Heritage Development Alliance, a nonprofit that oversees the island and operates the visitors center.
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Advocates for the measure hope it will derail Pebble Mine, the world's biggest undeveloped gold and copper project, and which is slated for the region of Bristol Bay - the largest fishery for sockeye salmon globally.
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After intense negotiations and public debate, the city of Berlin approved plans in 2017 to put up commercial and residential buildings, including a Hard Rock Hotel, on the last two undeveloped plots on the site.
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The fight: In 2017, Berlin approved plans that would have kept the shack but erected commercial and residential buildings on the last two undeveloped plots while enfolding a museum, mostly underground, in a commercial space.
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The transaction, which includes 33 acres of undeveloped land, is one of Arizona's largest retail real estate deals and marks the turnaround of a soured development with the popular "experiential" focus, iStar said in a statement.
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Shell is sitting on one of the biggest undeveloped gas reserves onshore, at its Arrow arm in Queensland, but Smith says southern demand should be met with local gas due to the costs of pipeline transport.
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DAR ES SALAAM (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Tanzania has begun a nationwide program to seize land left undeveloped by investors and return it to poor farmers, in a bid to quell conflicts between farmers, herders and developers.
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"If I can produce a robotic labor force, maybe I don't need to look to ever more rural parts of India or further and further undeveloped economies to find that lower cost labor force," he said.
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Otherwise Catholicism would basically be left in a perpetual year zero, in which just about any change would be possible … and, for that matter, any past development could be simply undeveloped when the time seemed ripe.
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Bezos' real estate team has been busy -- he also dropped $90 million for an undeveloped plot of land in L.A., and another $80 mil for 3 apartments in NYC, which total more than 17,000 sq. feet.
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Blocks recently offered in the undeveloped eastern Gulf of Mexico did not attract any bids, and oil majors have pulled out of Alaska's Chukchi Sea because the risks outweigh the opportunity, especially in today's price environment.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Late last year, 17 years after Masha Ivashintsova's death, her relatives found a treasure trove of negatives and undeveloped film while cleaning out the family attic in St. Petersburg, Russia.
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DAR ES SALAAM (Reuters) - Tanzania has revoked a retention license for an undeveloped nickel project jointly owned by Barrick Gold Corp and London-listed miner Glencore Plc as part of enforcement of a new mining regime.
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In that case, known as Google AdWords Litigation, businesses accused Google of placing their ads in obscure places such as error pages and undeveloped websites known as parked domains, causing them to overpay for the placements.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - The Trump administration said on Tuesday it would lift an Obama-era restriction on the world's biggest undeveloped gold and copper resource owned by Northern Dynasty Minerals Ltd, sending the Canadian company's shares soaring.
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The bill would permanently reauthorize the Land and Water Conservation Fund, an immensely valuable open-space program that uses oil and gas royalties to pay for projects that preserve undeveloped landscapes and historic and cultural sites.
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The High End Sixteen years after he agreed to buy the last large undeveloped site on the Far East Side, the billionaire developer Sheldon H. Solow has finally begun construction on a new residential tower there.
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Chief Executive Jean-Sebastien Jacques said in a statement the latest sale, combined with Glencore's purchase of the Hail Creek mine and the divestment of undeveloped coal projects would make Rio's portfolio stronger and more focused.
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We found a throwaway line in one of the books about a planet cut off from the rest of the galaxy, invaded by Word Bearers (my army), and the fierce but undeveloped fighting which took place.
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Also, he holds his Slim Shady side in check here—offensive cracks remain undeveloped, with the "I'm a sucker for love you a sucker for dick" stanza delivered by none other than guest paragon Kendrick Lamar.
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While Italy boasts efficient high-speed train links between its main cities of Naples, Rome, Milan and Turin, much of the country is still dependent on slow, outdated and dilapidated services, especially in the undeveloped south.
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The country of 11 million is still constrained by a closed system of patronage that benefited a small circle of rich coastal families and left much of the inner regions of the country impoverished and undeveloped.
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This signals intelligence and optical and electronic reconnaissance aircraft is more than 56 years old but still kicking around the Air Force waiting for a yet-undeveloped Advanced Battle Management System to replace its old tech.
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He'd head for an undeveloped sliver of land, start whacking his way through the bushes, and pretty soon he would find himself in front of a stream or creek that did not exist on Google Maps.
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Sixteen year olds are somewhat undeveloped as people to begin with, and it turned out that I was not smart enough to move the seat forward to a comfortable position before I put on my seatbelt.
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Audubon bought 83 wooded acres on the undeveloped Hudson riverfront near what is now West 155th Street, safely north of "that crazy city," as he came to view Gotham's early hub buzzing down on 14th Street.
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Maier, who worked as a nanny in Chicago for most of her adult life, shot thousands of photographs of street scenes, architecture and herself, but she left most of them undeveloped and died in 2009 unknown.
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Worse, real-life issues (such as the conflict between the hospital's Catholic principles and its medical priorities) and real-life characters (such as the prominent AIDS doctor Ramon A. Torres) are name-checked but left undeveloped.
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The mine, the world's biggest undeveloped gold and copper project, has drawn opposition from environmentalists, some native groups and sport fishermen because it is located in Alaska's Bristol Bay region, the world's largest sockeye salmon fishery.
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The authorities have cited a growing drug problem as one reason for pushing ahead with a controversial scheme to move thousands of refugees from their border camps to an undeveloped island in the Bay of Bengal.
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The news keeps getting worse for workers and future residents of the as-yet-undeveloped areas at the San Francisco Shipyard — a former nuclear testing site that is now being transformed into an $8 billion neighborhood.
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Even so, the killings in Cabo Delgado appear localized and the attackers, whose fundamentalist ideology seems undeveloped to some observers, could also be driven by ethnic and economic resentments, as well as the interests of criminal syndicates.
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Falco has calculated that the undeveloped Horne 5 deposit could have a net present value (NPV) of about $1965 million, assuming a gold price of $1,250 an ounce and certain currency exchange conditions, according to its website.
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The Buchanan case, documented in an investigation by The Marshall Project and Mother Jones magazine, illustrates what the court meant when it found that it was morally and constitutionally wrong to equate emotionally undeveloped children with adults.
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The largest of the areas, Mojave Trails National Monument, is of historic significance, the White House said, with ancient Native American trading routes, World War II-era training camps and the longest undeveloped stretch of Route 66.
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Hog Hammock, where she lived, was the last community of Saltwater Geechee on the island, and the island the last undeveloped place in the chain of Sea Islands running down the coast of South Carolina and Georgia.
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In Delaware – where, to be fair, the record is quite undeveloped – they're the targets of a scheme to deprive them of claims against corporate insiders who have lied to them about the company practically from its inception.
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Jacque Chase, an urban planning expert at California State University, Chico, said U.S. government statistics show more homes are going up across the country in areas that sit on the boundary of urban areas and undeveloped land.
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Falco has calculated that the undeveloped Horne 5 deposit could have a net present value (NPV) of about $667 million, assuming a gold price of $1,250 an ounce and certain currency exchange conditions, according to its website.
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Sticking to town, I didn't see the island's celebrated bison (now our nation's national mammal), which roam Catalina's almost entirely undeveloped interior, the descendants of 14 animals brought here in 1924 for the filming of a movie.
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High demand for initial coin offerings last week clogged the network of ethereum, while prices for ethereum briefly fell from above $300 to 10 cents on one exchange, showing how undeveloped the young digital currency world is.
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It has strong economic growth, relatively high costs of electricity and a shortage from traditional sources, undeveloped infrastructure in more remote areas, plenty of sunshine, and backing for more renewable energy from many of Southeast Asia's governments.
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The White House said the action will indefinitely protect unique landscapes, natural resources, wildlife habitat, historic and cultural assets like the largest undeveloped stretch of historic Route 66, and provide recreational opportunities for a fast-growing area.
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At more than 30,21959 acres, the vast McDowell Sonoran Preserve, which keeps much of North Scottsdale wild and undeveloped, offers a variety of hikes on over 22017 miles of trail, including the half-mile Bajada Nature Trail.
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Instead, eastern Sodermalm is one of the island's last undeveloped pockets, a Wild West (or, rather, East) where imaginative young locals are now building a drinking and dining scene that diverges from the capital's buttoned-up style.
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Cities and towns in Ontario can now impose extra taxes on houses left empty by investor-owners, and undeveloped land that has water and sewer service and that is approved for housing will face increased property taxes.
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The Pakistani intelligence officials said Wednesday's drone strike in Kunar, an undeveloped and thickly forested province on the two countries' border, took place during a visit by senior TTP figures prior to sending the militants into Pakistan.
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Building the hotels will also help Al Tayyar avoid penalties on its undeveloped or "white" land, which Saudi Arabia is beginning to tax in a bid to boost commercial activity and address a politically sensitive housing shortage.
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A plan to supply electricity, gas and oil from Sakhalin to Hokkaido and Japanese medical investment in the undeveloped areas of Russia's extreme east, as promised by Abe earlier this year, are among Putin's main priorities this week.
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But many questions remained, such as Ata's gender and why it featured such strange physical characteristics, such as the elongated skull, sunken and slanted eye sockets, undeveloped midface and jaw, and 10 ribs instead of the usual dozen.
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The Big Sur portion of State Route 1 is designated as a National Scenic Byway for its spectacular coastal vistas and is famed as one of the longest stretches of largely undeveloped shoreline in the continental United States.
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However, InterOil said it was confident about enhancing shareholder value by implementing its strategic plans, including completing the appraisal of the Elk and Antelope fields to draw liquefied natural gas from Papua New Guinea's biggest undeveloped gas deposit.
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OSLO/ABERDEEN, Scotland (Reuters) - Norway's Equinor and its partners will look to replicate savings from the Arctic Johan Castberg field off Norway at Rosebank, one of the largest undeveloped oil and gas fields on the British continental shelf.
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With 3.15 million tonnes of nickel sulfide and 126,000 tonnes of cobalt, it is the largest undeveloped reserve of both metals in the world, the Toronto-based company said on Monday, citing S&P Global Market Intelligence data.
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The deal, which confirms an earlier Reuters report about the talks, will also see the two firms look at jointly developing the nearby undeveloped Pascua-Lama gold and silver project which straddles the border of Argentina and Chile.
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Ukraine's first tweet makes the point that Russia's capital, Moscow, was undeveloped at the time of Anne's coronation, suggesting it would be wrong for the country of Russia to claim Anne of Kiev as part of their history.
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In both studies, an overlay of military missions with federal lands was used to describe what is common knowledge in the military arena — that the open and undeveloped landscape in the West is well suited for training activities.
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If the entire 9,000-acre property — 40 percent of which will be left undeveloped — were laid over Manhattan, it would stretch from the financial district north to 66th Street and, in parts, as far west as Jersey City.
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"It was amazing to find a place like that: so undeveloped, so close to New York," Mr. Jacquet, 2400, said in a recent interview; he was wearing a T-shirt and pink cotton pants styled after pajama bottoms.
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Winogrand, as he moved from New York to Texas and then to California, always preferred to be outdoors, and as a result he left behind thousands of undeveloped rolls and contact sheets that hadn't been winnowed for prints.
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In Columbia, S.C., an undeveloped 181-acre tract, most of it formerly owned by the state, is being converted into the BullStreet District, a walkable neighborhood with offices, residences, restaurants, stores, a new baseball stadium and a park.
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He said the block had been undeveloped for nearly 25 years since the execution of Ken Saro-Wiwa, a prominent writer who was among nine protest leaders executed in 1995 by the then military government of Sani Abacha.
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BROWSE TALKS Discussions on Browse, the biggest undeveloped gas resource off northwestern Australia, are more complicated as they involve several partners in both the field and the associated West Shelf LNG plant, with only some overlap in ownership.
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A 45-minute boat ride later, Ko Kut rose from the Gulf of Thailand, a green hump ringed by an undeveloped beach and statuesque boulders that looked as if they had been designed for diving into the sea.
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Artists, waterfront advocates and general lovers of the island had heard the news and were already worried, planning to attend the first of several public meetings to ensure the city doesn't ruin one of its last undeveloped tracts.
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Baimskaya was one of the world's most significant undeveloped copper prospects and the deal was part of the transformation of the firm, Kaz Minerals, which until now has focused on low-cost copper production in Kazakhstan, said on Thursday.
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Robert Cooper, director of 7th Heaven Properties, tells CNBC Make It that while the island is "undeveloped" — meaning that there's currently no plumbing or electricity — it's still large enough to build several houses or even a resort on it.
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So what was once cold is today hot: technologists and state lawmakers alike are now shooting for the moon, moving beyond the already-adventuresome Level 3 autonomy of Uber's Pittsburgh pilot to as-yet-undeveloped Levels 4 and 5.
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Limited Secured Debt Market: The secured debt market for prisons remains undeveloped and is unlikely to become as deep as that for other commercial real estate asset classes, providing little contingent liquidity provided by CXW's entirely unencumbered asset pool.
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BHP's U.S. investments include billions of dollars in onshore shale oil and gas production and deepwater oil stakes in the Gulf of Mexico, as well as an undeveloped copper project in Arizona that it co-owns with Rio Tinto.
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Parsley said the deal, which includes undeveloped acreage and producing oil and gas properties, would add about 71,2000 net acres to its acreage in the Midland Basin, bringing its total acreage in the Permian Basin to about 238,2100 acres.
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He said new investors from all over the world want to buy undeveloped acreage and turn it into productive farm land to sell, which promises superior gains compared with simple appreciation in the value of a piece of land.
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Woodside, Australia's biggest independent oil and gas producer, has announced two deals over the past four months together worth up to $830 million, picking up stakes in a major oil find off Senegal and undeveloped gas fields off Australia.
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UNDEVELOPED: Denise Kiernan's "The Last Castle" — new in hardcover nonfiction at No. 11 — uses the vast Biltmore House in Asheville, N.C., as a lens to view the Gilded Age lives of George and Edith Vanderbilt, who created the estate.
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In late 2002, the mansion owned by the plastic surgeon who called Putz had been sold back to the county, which converted it into a visitors center for the Withlacoochee Gulf Preserve, a 413-acre parcel of undeveloped wetlands.
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In 2017, Mr. Fried sold the still undeveloped lot to the Greens at Chester, which is owned, at least in part, by Hasidic Jews from Kiryas Joel, a nearby community made up mostly of ultra-Orthodox Satmar Hasidic Jews.
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SpaceX was set to launch the Amos 6, a satellite belonging to the Israeli communications operator Spacecom that, among other things, was supposed to allow Facebook to beam broadband to undeveloped areas of Africa as part of its Internet.
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We still think for the developed world our thesis has been true but I think as we get into more and more (of the) undeveloped world and developing countries that we want to find alternatives for people to use Netflix easily.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - With oil price recovery taking hold, several U.S. oil and gas companies entered 22017 with a compelling plan - sell undeveloped or less essential fields and invest the money to boost returns from their sweetest, most productive spots.
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We still think for the developed world our thesis has been true but I think as we get into more and more [of the] undeveloped world and developing countries that we want to find alternatives for people to use Netflix easily.
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Image: Kati DimoffA vintage camera from the early 20th century containing a roll of undeveloped film has yielded an extraordinary set of images showing the 1980 eruption of Mount St. Helens, considered among the most disastrous volcanic eruptions in US history.
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Analysts welcomed the deal, under which Shell has agreed to sell its existing and undeveloped Canadian oil sands interests to Canadian Natural Resources and to cut its share in the Athabasca Oil Sands Project (AOSP) to 10 percent from 60 percent.
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But - still smarting from huge writedowns in the last investment cycle - big debt-fueled acquisitions look to be off the agenda, with the focus on greenlighting undeveloped assets, taking bigger stakes in existing projects, and trading up to better quality operations.
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Bali's mounting rubbish problem was also becoming personal for Aksara, who lives near Saba beach - an undeveloped area close to the holiday resort of Sanur, which faces a constant battle with trash washed onto its shores from a nearby river.
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We now know of her work because her possessions were purchased at auction after she'd stop paying for the storage spaces in which she kept decades' worth of prints, negatives, and undeveloped film, thousands upon thousands of frames in all.
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Iran, which boasts one of the world's largest undeveloped zinc projects and myriad other mines, has been trying to lure investors since it became clear that sanctions would be lifted under last year's deal signed by Tehran and six world powers.
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The auction process is a complex and tedious process that will ultimately prove insufficient to address future demand, but the government stands to reap huge long-term economic benefits by supplementing auctions with the release of some of its undeveloped spectrum.
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Dr. Theodore said the injury was almost always associated with high-speed accidents in which the head is pulled away from the spine, and it occurs more often with children than adults because their neck musculature is still undeveloped and weak.
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Mosebacke is a hill with lovely views on the northern edge of Sodermalm, an island that was largely undeveloped a century and a half ago, like many of the now-built-up neighborhoods on the periphery of the city center.
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So much land surrounded the cramped township: undeveloped fields being held by property companies as investments, fenced with razor wire, overhung by tall, black spotlights, and posted with signs warning that "trespassers"—people like himself, he gathered—would be arrested.
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The U.S. oil major said developed and undeveloped reserves of bitumen - the heavy viscous oil found in northern Alberta's remote oil sands - totaled 1.2 billion barrels at the end of 2016, down from 2.4 billion barrels at the end of 2015.
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MANILA (Reuters) - A Philippines' mining industry body said on Tuesday that a decision to cancel contracts for undeveloped mines should be a collective move by President Rodrigo Duterte and his cabinet, and does not rest with the environment minister alone.
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Andrew Zuckerman contributed not only his portraits of objects used in space travel and his prints derived from previously undeveloped film from Apollo missions, but also his space memorabilia: a Russian astronaut's glove and a mock-up of a lunar rake.
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The offshore money isn't going to fintech: While Switzerland benefits from troves of cash that could potentially be used for venture funding, the incubator and venture community is relatively undeveloped in comparison to other fintech hubs like London and New York.
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The FBI withdrew from the investigation within a week, leaving a long list of undeveloped leads and a claim that no civil rights violations had occurred "under color of law," that is, connected to law enforcement and the Pickens jailer.
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"The community has been very frustrated because the open space hasn't been added in line with development," said Anurag Heda, who is president of the Dean Street Block Association, a neighborhood advocacy group, and whose home faces the undeveloped park site.
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Located in Levy County, on the 220-mile Big Bend of the Gulf Coast—the longest stretch of undeveloped shoreline in the continental United States—it is a place of undulant seagrass and crooked timber, of pelicans and ruby-throated hummingbirds.
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Inspired by the example of cemeteries like Père Lachaise in Paris, Mount Auburn outside of Boston and Green-Wood in Brooklyn, the law allowed religious institutions and other entities to buy tax-exempt property for grave sites in undeveloped areas.
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"Alaskans are largely supportive of oil and natural gas development in the state, and studies have shown the ANWR coastal plain holds the largest undeveloped conventional oil resources to be found in the U.S.," said American PetroleuM Institute spokeswoman Brooke Sammon.
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The cost to purchase and preserve all of that land – or even all 65 million acres of undeveloped U.S. floodplains - would be lower than the expense of allowing the land to be developed and dealing with later flood damage, they found.
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Another aircraft that fits the bill for the South China Sea's vast, undeveloped battle space is the Marine Corps' F-35B, which can land vertically, take off over a short distance, and reload with the engines running to reduce turnaround time.
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