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Greece has thousands of islands scattered over a vast area, fewer than 250 of which are populated.

Sierra Leone and Liberia have each recently started marathons, which are populated by locals eager to try the sport.

Moral fervor bubbles through these unconventional stories about male selfishness, which are populated by "monstrous, parodic versions of Updikean characters," Adam Goodheart said here in 1999.

Dieudonné is a folk hero in these neighborhoods, which are populated largely by black and Arab immigrants — places where anti-Semitism is fed by secondhand Palestinian politics, Islamism, and alienation from French society.

That first document does not specifically mention the Roma, also known as Gypsies, but discusses illegal encampments in general, many of which are populated by French citizens, including Roma with French citizenship who cannot be deported.

The best ones are from the home's monitor-top lookout five stories up, but at ground level, you can still see the water through the deciduous jungle that rings the grounds, which are populated with loose chickens, barking dogs, old cars and the miscellany of half a lifetime.

These nutrients also support our good bacteria populations, especially the gut's microbiome, which is populated by 100 trillion bacteria that are in continuous communication with the brain.

Since then, no Roman has ventured into this territory, which is populated by savage Seal People.

This is more than a roster of the highest-mileage cars, which is populated mainly by subcompacts and small hybrids.

Does the film industry — which is populated by vociferously antiwar types — think the world needs more desensitization to violence?

Only lightly armed police officers are allowed to patrol the buffer area, which is populated almost entirely by ethnic Albanians.