Across the Midwest (and farther afield) more than 1,000 counties in 26 states were declared natural-disaster areas the largest such ruling that the US Department of Agriculture USDAA) has ever made.
Many settle in neighbouring countries, others make it further afield: more than a quarter of the 100,000 migrants who've crossed from Libya to Europe this year are Eritreans.
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But as Chinese tourists become more intrepid ranging farther afield and no longer shuffling around in big tour groups online hotel bookings are becoming more important.
MTV Networks wants to earn more from farther afield, especially in Asia.Whether or not the new Viacom will be able to meet Mr Redstone's high expectations will also depend on Mr Freston's ability to turn around Paramount Pictures, which has had few hit movies in recent years compared with other studios.
Commuting can be difficult, especially on lines that fill up with ever more commuters from farther afield.
"The funds generated from theses tee's will pay for him to travel around to more locations, and further afield, and what's left will go to charity.
But it was only in 2002 that, finally, the inmates of this early 19th-century redbrick building were transferred to more modern facilities further afield.
Farther afield, in more tourism-dependent places like El Jem, with its gorgeous Roman ruins, locals expressed relief at the old regime's demise, but also voiced an urgent need to start refilling empty hotels and restaurants.
Her husband, Ross, calls her Mosquito because that's what she looks like to him — all awkward elbows and determination — when he is riding behind her on bicycle trips here in Marin County, Calif., or, farther afield, on more ambitious tours through the hills of Idaho or Italy.
Becomes a cheap post-war holiday destination FURTHER AFIELD 1950 More Britons start to travel abroad, with one million people heading overseas for their vacation by 1950 BRITS ABROAD 1965 Club 18-30 is created to fill night flights to tourist destinations, but it becomes a byword for boozy, sexed-up holidays and everything wrong with 'Brits abroad'.
