Unemployment, contrary to Duncan Smith's tall tales, is not a lifestyle choice: it's a symptom of a broken, geographically stilted economy.
The contributions are geographically and institutionally broken down, with Madrid and Catalonia the main researching regions.
Geographically separate pods exhibit distinct dialects.
NANCY was only supposed to be a way station on a trip from Alsace to Paris last summer, no more than a geographically desirable place to break up a drive and taste my first authentic quiche Lorraine.
To this end, identifying where temperate (cold and dry) and tropical (rainy) relationships with influenza epidemics break down geographically and how this relates to relevant environmental variables (e.g., temperature, humidity) is a short-term and practical goal.
The songs are all over the place (as in literally, geographically all over the place) and incorporate anything from gamelans to sehnais to what sounds like maybe a broken honky-tonk?
The European Union, of which both Sweden and Denmark are members, has broken down trade and currency barriers, but it has been slower to build transportation connections like the Oresund Link to make the Continent into a geographically accessible community.
Working this out is anything but simple, for official statistics do not break out the taxes geographically.Where exactly the line is drawn between Scotland's part of the North Sea and England's matters, and so do relative costs of production.
Disease, however, broke out separately in geographically and personnel isolated units from 3 different flows.
As a landmass, Siberia got some bad breaks geographically.
"The extension and use of railroads, steamships, telegraphs, break down nationalities and bring peoples geographically remote into close connection commercially and politically.
