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The influx of migrants has caught local governments badly unprepared.
This unexpected turn of events has caught out the local hoteliers, for whom there was little sympathy in the first place following outrageous hikes in tariff - the £50 charge for a modest room rising to £175 per night for a four-night minimum.
In one of the most deprived wards in a city where 43% of 16- to 18-year-olds are not known to be learning or working, that is impressive.Small Heath's success has caught the eye of local politicians and business owners.
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Common Ground, much to the dismay of Milwaukee's old guard downtown business leaders, has caught the attention of local and national media by fashioning a modern morality play, casting in sharp relief the choice between private greed and public need.
The fight for the top office in this town of about 70,000 has caught the attention of the local media.
The program's success has caught the attention of some local biotech companies, which are interested in developing collaborative projects.
The overwhelmingly male lineup in local elected offices has caught many people here by surprise, overlooked in the general lack of interest in this year's campaigns.
Local bus CCTV has caught the moment a sinkhole opened up in a pavement beneath two South Korean pedestrians.
Mayor LaGuardia has caught the spirit of it and, there being no local soil to leave fallow, has ordered the destruction of the local organ grinder music.
In recent decade, the indoor wireless local area network (WLAN) positioning technology has caught significant attention by a variety of universities and research institutes [1 3].
