Human bones found on the shores of Big Trout Lake date back nearly seven thousand years, proving people had occupied this harsh and remote part of the world far earlier than the time of first contact with Europeans.
Catholics were far poorer than non-Catholics, occupying villages along this district's harsh, western shore, or on its fringes, some more accessible by water than by land.
Possible reasons for this success include the absence of the wallabies' natural predator, the carpet python (Morelia spilota imbricata); the availability of additional food and water from the fishers' huts, which are occupied during the harshest time of the year; and the presence of the air strip, which apparently provides additional food for them.
The harsh winter of 1916 17 was spent occupying defensive positions along the front and training behind the lines.
Even in New York's harsh fiscal reality, it makes no sense to abrogate the city's agreement with the museum, which has completely redirected its fund-raising and planning toward occupying the Tweed Courthouse.
Despite his harsh rhetoric claiming Dreamers occupy Americans' jobs, Trump also challenged Congress to come up with a legislative fix with "heart" to help Dreamers before the March deadline.
Around 50 years ago, a mining settlement of the same name was occupied just a few miles from this harsh terrain.
Its industrial zones stand as skeletal remains in a harsh, lunar landscape, where some warehouses are occupied by art studios, some by ashrams.
A couple years in such harsh environment might have relegated them to the dungeon occupied by local and specialty carriers.
On the Alps, sorted/nonsorted patterned ground features larger than 1 m, formed by deep seasonal cryoturbation with or without permafrost, occupy exposed, stable surfaces at high altitudes and represent a particularly harsh habitat for plant life.
