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He gave a detailed account of the story about those townships, cities and the dwellers.

But even in the cities, one could find "collectives" where the ethos was that of urban cave-dwellers, camping out indoors.

Gao, in her 20s and an employee of the hotel industry, is one of numerous city dwellers wanting to exchange skills over the Internet.

Several times a week I slug it out with city dwellers for a place in the subway. They seem a bad lot.

We should hesitate to admit this if it were merely a question of humdrum dwellers on this corner of the universe called Earth.

It turned out to be a wave of slum dwellers streaming to the air and sea port to greet the American guests.

It remains to be seen whether the judges, like the greens and many European city dwellers, smell something amiss.

By mid-century, urban dwellers will count for seven out of every ten people.

Then came the Chinese tourists, a flood of city dwellers willing to pay locals to take them up to see the glacier.

The Mon Calamari developed as coastal dwellers, living comfortably in both the water and on the surface.

For the past 30 years I've been closely watching the earth and its dwellers from high up in the sky.

Very often, these dwellers of the world beneath are more technologically advanced than we on the surface.

Also open for investigation are whether city dwellers are vulnerable specifically to social stress, or other forms as well.

But the absolute number of slum dwellers around the world, estimated to be some 830m, is still rising.

These photogenic tree-dwellers have the appearance of a bear and the agility of a monkey, but they actually belong to the raccoon family.

PRIVACY, OF COURSE, IS something that humans have been losing since the first cave dwellers drew depictions of each other on stone walls.

Such rapid influxes of sediment probably overwhelm the bottom dwellers in an area.

Communication between the cingulate cortex and amygdala also seemed to be less efficient in city dwellers.

Welcome to the state of Colorado. It's a land with a history of cliff dwellers, gold miners, railroad travelers, and homesteaders.

A city is an open book from which you could read the cultural characteristics and ambitions of the dwellers .

Earlier this year an official report found that village dwellers lived an average of two years longer than those living in towns and cities.

Party members don't want that, of course, since they are themselves urban dwellers with privileges.

Ancient desert-dwellers knew better than anyone that the best way to keep a home cool was to keep it from getting hot in the first place.

The company buys downy yak fiber from the herders and makes upscale 'cashmere' blankets and sweaters for sale to wealthy city dwellers.

August is proving to be a particularly bloody month, with the urban poor and rural dwellers taking the brunt of earlier attacks.

In those days, city dwellers spent half their income on food, prices for which were going up by more than 20 percent a year.

One consistent aspect of this cruelty was an attack on city dwellers.

Now, with the children back at school, the tent-dwellers are packing up.

In the long term, as China continues to urbanize, a fast growth rate is needed to create enough jobs for the new city-dwellers.

First, men were more likely to be infected than women, and people living in rural and forested areas more likely than town dwellers.

This definition seeks to target slum-dwellers face the physical and legal issues in a more accurate positioning improvement program.

The vendor claimed they were a brand new hybrid breed of rabbits, and an ideal pet for apartment-dwellers.

There are social inroads to be made, even in a prosperous country like Japan, where fringe dwellers are often kept at arm's length.

To the slum-dwellers of Kibera or Dharavi, all this may seem distant, indeed far-fetched.

The old houses in good city place are going to be removed. The dwellers are busy with moving their home.

The dwellers in temperate zones Can have no idea of the luxuriance of tropical vegetation.

But as the income increasing of downtown dwellers, the needs for rural vacation, is prevailing over the whole country, and developing fast.

Conflicts have increased the number of slum-dwellers by at least 10% in Central African Republic and Cote d'Ivoire.

But suburban residents express a stronger sense of identity and civic involvement than city dwellers.

Modern city-dwellers have stressful lifestyles. If the stress is not handled properly, the consequences can be dire.

This pronoun is at the centre of Then We Came to the End, a novel about cubicle dwellers in an advertising agency.

Chongqing, absorbing roughly 1 million new urban dwellers each year, is at the spear tip of this experiment.

Magnetic regulator is caribou island building of colour profusion of dwellers, origin, it not just sell it to tourists as a souvenir, more.

They may be bottom dwellers, but male banded jawfish are arguably at the top of the heap among fish fathers.

"Many Chinese city dwellers moderately content with rising standard of living" is not a headline that would sell many papers.

But a sunset in the desert, no matter where you are, makes for an eye-opening experience, especially for city-dwellers.

By living on water, the lake dwellers were able to use more of the good land around a lake for farming.

Most species are small bottom dwellers with a weak suction cup formed by the fusion of their pelvic fins.

The strong story content of cowboy poetry appeals to a mixed audience -- other cowboys and cowgirls, ranchers, city dwellers and farmers.

Hence the Congress government is toying with proposals for a new Tribal Bill that would give land rights to forest dwellers.

Come, you dwellers in the dark. Rally to my call!

Lack of car ownership also means less urban sprawl, with most city dwellers concentrated in urban areas near the city center.

This made it easy for the artists to point and display them for the rest of the cave dwellers.

A study found that city dwellers may experience up to 73 days with less than 5 minutes silence.

For city dwellers and suburbanites, the month of October may just seem like a 30-day prelude to the spookiest night of the year.

That in turn may turn rural dwellers into better consumers and shift China away from its export-driven economic model.

Global capital and talent have flocked there and it now has plenty of dwellers who do not speak Shanghainese.

City dwellers' emissions per person tend to be lower, and the more planners can do to increase population density the better.

It's certainly not the standard of living expected after a college education, but ant village dwellers say they have to start somewhere.

Though they rarely have new wire to mend a fence, tobacco farmers in Manicaragua live better than many city dwellers.

It's not the hustle and bustle of living in the "concrete jungle" surrounded by people that's makes city dwellers mentally unstable either.

To live in public space, to the body of the dwellers in the activities are an important part of the live view and characteristics.

We, busy city dwellers, often fail to take advantage of our many opportunities for cultural enjoyment.

Aunt Chen from the neighborhood committees often helps to resolve disputes among the dwellers.

This was hard enough for the country's city dwellers, and it was almost impossible for the country's peasants.

Groupon's best customers are young, female city-dwellers, who tend to be avid followers of fashion; but fashions change.

As hygienic conditions of the urban dwellers have improved, rats are much less than before.

Many of these add to the quality of life of both urban and rural dwellers.

Most of these nearly 3 million people are in vulnerable and marginalized groups, including slum dwellers, migrant workers and drug users.

The noise problem of hot - sawing mill has disturbed the normal life of the nearby dwellers, so it is urgent to solve the noise problem.

Basketball, however, is played by many Chinese urban dwellers, and a player like Yao Ming has become a N. B. A. star.

This includes natural environmental preservation functions and recreational functions for urban dwellers to refresh and recharge.

and kinder to the planet, as city-dwellers are more likely to go by foot, bus or train than the car-slaves of suburbia and the sticks.

Typical of the grassland dwellers of the continent is the American antelope, antelope or pronghorn.

Well-dressed city dwellers emerge to hand out bottled water and biscuits to forlorn peasants who shove and push for the food.

Tens of thousands of forest dwellers were left stranded after rivers in the region faded into desert-like sandbanks.

At the root of the problem is China' s heavy reliance on coal, which pollutes cities and causes severe health problems for urban dwellers.

By 2030, six out of every 10 people will be city dwellers, rising to seven out of every 10 people by 2050.

But as the New York Times recently reported, dwellers in these office "bullpens" are building walls to gain some privacy.

The work of Zhang Xinmin testifies to the life of the peasants downtown and their progressive transformation into city dwellers .

Typical of the grassland dwellers of the continent is the American antelope , or pronghorn .

Flat-dwellers shall indorse my dictum that theirs is the only true happiness.

Philippine shanty-town dwellers remove electric cabling in Pasig city, east of Manila, after being evicted by the local government.

The Bubble Room has a translucent bottom half that provides bubble dwellers with a modicum of privacy.

That would require every farmer to sustain nearly two city dwellers, which a shortage of fertiliser, farm machinery and fuel precludes.

He feels that city-dwellers should do their bit to help farmers by conserving more water.

This is in addition to what is known for city dwellers everywhere - exploding gas mains and water mains, so fires cannot be extinguished.

The Surface dwellers are firing at us?

Some of the food that city dwellers took from cans and jars deviated greatly from village garden produce.

In Mumbai, shanty towns breed resentment among street dwellers starving next to the luxury apartment blocks of the rich.

In Mumbai, shanty towns breed resentment among street dwellers starving next to the luxury apartment blocks of the rich.

The American antelope, or pronghorn is typical of the grassland dwellers of the continent.

But, according to present laws, the houses that constructed on rural collectively owned lands cannot be sold to city dwellers.

Community attachment is community dwellers'recognition, passion and cohesion of the areas they live and the culture they belong to.

Lovely as pets are, it is by no means appropriate for city dwellers to keep them in their houses.

But only the rich benefited. Most Romans, and many city-dwellers throughout history, lived in squalor, and many died of it.

of the grassland dwellers of the continent is the American antelope, or pronghorn.

Urban dwellers have access through locally produced or imported poultry products from commercial production.

Typical of the gra land dwellers of the continent is the American antelope, or pronghorn.

And there's some evidence that city dwellers are at heightened risk for mood and anxiety disorders, although the evidence is mixed.

In reality, these northern Arctic dwellers formed a minority among Eskimos as a whole.

But urban life may have also influenced human genes, making the descendants of ancient city dwellers more resistant to disease.

More than half of the world's population lives in cities, with the urban poor constituting a growing proportion of urban dwellers.

Two million new urban dwellers are expected in East Asian cities every month for the next 20 years.

Cube dwellers and office drones alike shall rejoice at this fun, sexy, satirical antidote to the drudgery of the work day.

Other tent-dwellers have also packed up or been cleared, bar a few isolated stragglers.

Likewise, town dwellers are more distanced from the natural world than earlier generations were.

Researchers found that the island-dwelling Kuna have much lower rates of cardiovascular disease and cancer than the mainland dwellers.

Typical of the grassland dwellers of the continent is the American antelope.

Terrariums are often large and complicated affairs that take up a good amount of space that a lot of urban dwellers can't afford.

Winter is an important time of year for cave-dwellers, when they most need to conserve energy.

More than half of parents, city dwellers and suburbanites alike, said their kids take home more school work than they did as children.

In contrast, city dwellers tend to think of rain as their great trouble.

In recent decades many impoverished rural dwellers have flocked to the country's eastern cities, which have enjoyed a construction boom.

superciliously inspecting the city and its dwellers.

Later, country-dwellers often voluntarily moved to towns when industrialisation created better jobs, in textile mills and the like.

Many city and suburban dwellers purchase seasonal shares in CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) farms.

The potential gains are tremendous, as are the numbers of city dwellers who stand to benefit from them.

And four or five years ago, it established its own bodybuilding center, which has delighted dwellers here.

We advocate that slum-dwellers are citizens, and should be properly integrated into city planning.

Keith said efforts to increase physical activity rates in city-dwellers might need to be taken inside.

Internet grocers are more popular in Britain, largely because many city-dwellers lack cars.

Country-dwellers often say the constant noise, traffic and crowds of the city would drive them mad.

Mr Kahn suggests that city-dwellers have various advantages in preparing for the changes to come.

Urban residents tended to die of malign tumors while rural dwellers in the Beijing area were felled by cerebrovascular disease.

In Russia, few farm dwellers could even remember the last experiment with private agriculture in the 1920s.

To be sure, city dwellers live with more air pollution and violent crime.

That, in turn, limits consumption by the new city dwellers, given their need to pay for those basic services.

The city dwellers never experiences anxieties of this sort.

"From humble forest dwellers we were forced to become brutal soldiers. "

Typical of the grassland dwellers of the continent is the America antelope or pronghorn .

Both eating and smoking can have unfortunate externalities for fellow cubicle dwellers.

India's valley-dwellers represent just one contingent in a much larger diaspora.

Ultimately, these inequities are detrimental to all city dwellers.

We asked our solo dwellers what advice they'd impart to someone planning to make a happy home for one.

City-dwellers are obliged by their environment to adopt a wholly unnatural way of living.

city slicker : a person with the sophisticated manner and dress traditionally associated by rural people with city dwellers.

But though popular among city dwellers at the time, those living in the country's rural areas eyed the camera with fear.

Even the slum portions of cities are growing at the present time, though governments try desperately to find jobs for slum dwellers.

Weighing in at six or seven tonnes, the much larger elephants found on savannah are about twice as heavy as forest-dwellers.

Health care, education and housing, once provided virtually free to most city dwellers, are now costly.

City dwellers know what this means in terms of social cohesion, safety, security, and the quality of life.

In Zimbabwe, economic collapse and the forced relocation of urban dwellers have lifted the urban slum population.

Over 10, 000 city dwellers across the country have signed pledges to make their daily trips by public transport for the week.

Since most langurs are tree dwellers, these often scamper high on the desert cliffs or perch on nearby rooftops.

To sophisticated urban dwellers in Moscow, Siberia is almost impossibly distant.

For the forest dwellers, the surrounding giant trees play an important cultural role.

In any case, many impoverished city dwellers do not have money for fresh groceries.

If city-dwellers believe that mayors will be costly figureheads, they are likely to vote against them.

First, the balcony is dwellers bear direct sunlight places, people in the balcony could be sunbathing , Drying clothes.

One hundred twenty-five miles of coastline with cool ocean breezes tempt city dwellers to vacation here.

The Taliban ran a brutal regime and are loathed by most town-dwellers; but many rural Afghans share their mores.

The education gap is noticeable as is the hygiene difference which urban dwellers are quick to point out.

City dwellers put this down to their hectic lives, with 38 per cent claiming to be too tired or stressed.

Liu called for more effective measures to provide jobs and new income sources to rural dwellers.

Any jump in the price of basic ingredients for villagers or slum dwellers can trigger widespread distress and even rioting.

In country after country, angry city-dwellers have poured on to the streets complaining about the unaffordability of food.

Rooftop dwellers are encouraged to register on the Waiting List for public rental housing.

City dwellers were thought of as cold, cynical, and unfriendly.

For centuries, seafaring people and coastal dwellers of China have always revered Ma Zu as their palladium.

Millions of new city dwellers work at low-wage jobs and don't have access to social services.

Nowadays, whether city dwellers or country folk, have the same experience: day off faster.

Apartment dwellers who have considerate neighbors are fortunate.

This courtyard house has seen three Chinese cultural celebrities as its dwellers.

Boat dwellers were a special population group in Chinese history and the study of them lasted many years.

Deep in these catacombs witches weave a net of sorcery to protect the Dungeon dwellers from enemies.

Angie Sammann, a former loan officer at a bank, is another of the tent-dwellers at Pinellas Hope.

Tent dwellers, used to journalists and do-gooding foreigners, are now well-aware that they can play to the media.

Currently only urban dwellers that can afford a second car are really potential EV owners due to their limited range.

Finally, solo dwellers with few social contacts may face more serious health impacts.

The grave of Mr Godwin's elder sister, shot dead in the independence war, becomes a slum-dwellers ' toilet.

For now, the city is picking up residents' trash but says it will relocate the tent dwellers this summer.

So now the garret-dwellers have no excuses.

Compared to their rural counterparts, city dwellers have higher levels of anxiety and mood disorders.

Unknown to the wider world before the 19th century, pandas are now conservation symbols, diplomatic gifts and charismatic zoo-dwellers.

If city dwellers do have an appetite for the square melon, they'll have to pay.

An agrarian society for thousands of years, China is on the cusp of having more urban than rural dwellers for the first time.

Rural mail, telephones and utilities are cross-subsidised by city-dwellers.

Longago driven away from settled locales to the deep desert wastes of theBorderlands, the dune thresher is rarely seen by city dwellers.

Once again Shia slum-dwellers in Baghdad and the south voted in numbers for Muqtada al-Sadr, a populist cleric.

Although rural dwellers usually recover from the disease, some urbanites don't.

City dwellers rely upon food distribution, food brought into the city, and almost invariably have zero skills in how to grow their own food.

In Asia and the Pacific, two out of five urban dwellers live in slums, compared with three out of five in Africa.

For many urban dwellers, the country conjures up images of clean air, fresh food and physical activities.

This situation was forced upon earth-dwellers of that time because of their extraordinary way of life.

Yet despite its high cost, creatures ranging from ground dwellers to tree climbers and even flyers do it.

They have transformed themselves into permanent city dwellers.

Researchers believe the findings may lead to strategies that improve the quality of life for city dwellers.

It calculates which costs are borne by city dwellers and which by suburbanites.

for now , asia ' s coffee drinks are mostly young , educated city dwellers.

Now, making handicrafts is becoming a hot trend among young city dwellers .

These findings, published in Nature may lead to strategies that improve the quality of life for city dwellers.

For city dwellers the car can squeeze into the tightest parking spaces; and obviously it is fuel efficient (combined 36 miles-per-gallon).

Children of slum dwellers play under a pushcart in New Delhi, India.

Li's sculptures reveal the inmost secrets and psyche of city dwellers of China's vast metropolis.

They are simply townsman slick and flashy male city dwellers unacquainted with country life.

Now some prairie dwellers reckon history is repeating itself.

Even reluctant Indonesia has nodded acknowledgment to the rights of 50m forest dwellers.

Most are forest dwellers, while others mass in caves, often in large numbers.

The hukou system registers every Chinese citizen according to their household origins as either town dwellers or country peasants.

Objectives: To investigate the prevalence and risk factors of injurious falls across different age groups for community dwellers aged 12-64.

He connects easily with black slum -dwellers and white tycoons alike.

Questions will produce hard data to show rapid migration of rural dwellers to the towns.

Even city-dwellers need bread as well as circuses .

On the one hand, zoos provide recreation and refreshment for fatigued urban dwellers.

People in cities also walk and use public transportation more than noncity dwellers, keeping per capita emissions relatively low.

Contrary to the popular image of penguins as ice-dwellers, jackass penguins live in the temperate climate of southwestern Africa.

My hope is that this will be a reasonable go-to resource for city dwellers. Thanks for tuning in.

The backwoods folks and the swamp dwellers owned neither horses nor mules.

If water is mainly a problem for people in the country, it does not mean that city-dwellers are unconcerned about their surroundings.

And then I realized that looking only at hukou holders (the 2, 000 loaded villa-dwellers) is a silly way to evaluate the town as a whole.

This unit seeks to transform the way in which the water utility views slum dwellers and works with them.

You Gotham City dwellers think David Lee is something special?

handicrafts is becoming a hot trend among young city dwellers.

The traffic noise is a constant irritation to city dwellers.

Until 1998, housing for urban dwellers was provided by the state, though the government had limited resources for new construction.

Cities should not turn a "blind eye" to slum-dwellers or evict them, Akporji adds.

Occupy many dwellers to mirror, on market a few household nurse now things, use rise take time is arduous, the effect of short of ideal.

The zoo offers fatigued city dwellers a place for recreation.

City dwellers continue to face health hazards and new health challenges have emerged.

It is setting up a rudimentary pension system for rural dwellers who still do not have any social security.

Police have also evicted tent-dwellers from some parcels of private property, in some cases by force.

Now, making handicrafts is becoming a lot trend among young city dwellers.

dwellers a touch of brightness, but now what an ugly scene reigned.

This will influence the quality of life for many urban dwellers.

BMW is targeting an even younger set with the X1, people who are mostly urban dwellers and probably haven't started nesting yet.

Urban dwellers often accept noise as part of city life.

They are disgusting bottom-dwellers, and if that isn't the lowest of the low, they also have a spine that doubles as bait for prey.

In recent years, groundwater has become an increasingly important source of freshwaterfor desert dwellers.

disposable income reached 5160 yuan FOR city dwellers. The average per capita net income of rural residents rose to 2090yuan.

But Nian and some 400 other dwellers have refused to move, deeming the relocation payment inadequate.

As urban dwellers, they are too proud to compete with migrant farmers for dirty jobs.

And always it is the urban poor, especially slum dwellers, who are most at risk when disaster strikes.

Now you dwellers in Jerusalem and men of Judah, judge between me and my vineyard.

China has around 230 million workers from rural areas, of whom about 120 million have become urban dwellers in last two decades.

In China, rural dwellers accounted for 80 percent of the population; compared to Russian farmers they were young and vibrant.

If city-dwellers plump for elected mayors, they will have large fiefs.

The causations are various, but the uppermost one is how to compensate and help settle down the old dwellers.

When the dwellers in the villages saw us coming, they poisoned the wells and fled to the hill-summits.

Therefore, is it necessary to make your dwellers of earth completely aware of this TRUTH.

The average income of urban dwellers nearly doubled between 2001 and 2005. City people are becoming more educated.

But the actual number of slum dwellers rose by more than 50m.

Fully aware of the importance of health, many city dwellers adore aerobic exercises.

At the same time, the pace of urbanization continues unabated: by 2030 an estimated three in five people will be urban dwellers.

Tong snakehead has the habits of benthic cave dwellers.

Cave dwellers live mainly on berries.

Sound pollution even during the night time is a dominant problem for these colony dwellers.

For city dwellers, the wood has been part of history.

By 1982, more than 90 percent of rural dwellers were engaged in the household production system.

Xiangzi, being a country boy, was not as glib as city-dwellers.