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A host of other, unpopulated , territories would be open to scrutiny on grounds of proximity, or lack of it: swathes of Antarctica for example.
A Syrian with experience in unofficial "track-two" negotiations suggests that Israel could make its own gesture by relinquishing the Shabaa Farms, a small, unpopulated nub of territory on the Golan which Lebanon claims as its own.
In October the World Bank published a report predicting it would grow by 40%, if only Israel would let the Palestinians fully exploit the unpopulated parts of the West Bank.
"This is a country with a lot of land, most of which is unpopulated ," says Ricardo Rodríguez, the immigration director.
As if painting another, more magical world, he also did bare, unpopulated moorscapes and nearly all-white seascapes verging on abstraction.Curiously, the very mention of Lowry continues to enrage some people.
Expeditions take around four weeks and cost about $14,000 per person.For sheer remoteness and scenery, visit South Georgia, a narrow, 106-mile-long, snow-covered, glacier-strewn, unpopulated island with two majestic mountain ranges.
Daniel Moylan, Mr Johnson's aviation adviser, says such a project could have a "dramatic effect, which would last for hundreds of years" on a region that is relatively poor and unpopulated despite its proximity to the metropolis.A Crossrail exodusSuch ambitions do not come cheap.
THE Silala (known as the Siloli in Chile) trickles down from Bolivia's unpopulated Andean plateau to the Chilean border.
His proposal would indeed beat a third runway at Heathrow on two important grounds: it would have enough capacity to handle the growth in passenger numbers for many decades ahead, and, being in a relatively unpopulated area, would torment far fewer people with noise.
The resulting "rather large" unpopulated areas in Albania could be offered as a "permanent home (territory) to several Christian minorities" coming from the Middle East.Seeing himself as a modern-day crusader, Mr Breivik presumably hoped that by murdering so many fellow Norwegians he would provoke a new world war in which the Balkans would be one of the central fronts.
The pretence was that the land to the east was unpopulated , or if it was occupied, then somehow that it didn't matter.Slavs, Poles and Jews were described by the Third Reich in characteristically watery, marshy terms denoting their passivity, their cunning, their fertility, their lack of civilisation.
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The adjective "unpopulated" primarily functions to describe a geographical area or location. Ludwig AI confirms its correct usage to indicate a lack of residents or inhabitants, as demonstrated in numerous examples describing territories, islands, and regions.
Expression frequency: Very common
