America is a big country, and we can live in a remote town under different names, or move around, working on farms like Mexican workers.
Aguelhok is a remote town close to mountains and the Algerian border -- in a region where many Islamist fighters had regrouped in the face of the French push toward the main cities of the north.
To funnel increasing numbers into the interior, Princess is pushing rail traffic from Whittier, a remote town on the shores of Prince William Sound, to the Denali lodges, obviating the need to spend a night in Anchorage.
Born on October 25, 1944 into a rural family where both parents were schoolteachers, Mr. Ren spent his primary and middle school years in a remote mountainous town in Guizhou Province, and studied at Chongqing Institute of Civil Engineering and Architecture, where he graduated in 1963.
Also, there was always a chance that something more would be coming from a small town in Alabama, a remote New England farm, a small college on a hill in central Ohio.
They lived in a tiny hardboard house in the remote outskirts of town.
You know, the idea of a terrorist coming to town is, is extremely remote.
In Northern California, a fire in a remote area of brush and timber north of the town of Butte Meadows grew to more than 3 square miles, with 10 percent containment, state fire spokesman Daniel Berlant said.
Sistan Baluchestan's governor said the epicenter was in a remote and uninhabited area, some 28 miles from the closest town, and much of the damage was limited to a few collapsed walls.
The Queen will even go to Bourke, a dusty town which is a byword in Australia for the remote outback - "Back o' Bourke" means the back of beyond or middle of nowhere in Aussie-speak.
Duckworth tells of Kimat, 36, a widow with five children to feed in the remote northern Afghanistan border town of Sakiz Khana.
The remote village is a 12-hour trip away from the nearest large town, and no independent verification has been obtained.
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Born in the remote town of Paracatu in the state of Minas Gerais and the son of a builder, Mr Barbosa was educated in Brazil's much criticised state school system.
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Mr Nixon said it was important to attract local people to the conference events as, in the past, the town had an ambivalent relationship with the author who had a reputation for being remote.
The governor of Sistan Baluchestan said the epicenter was in a remote and uninhabited area, some 45 kilometers (28 miles) away from the closest town, and much of the damage was limited to a few collapsed walls.
In a quest to find the ultimate in lightweight luxury, I have dispatched Jon Bruner, the same intrepid Forbes reporter that I sent to Romania on five hours notice in January, to Supai, a town at the bottom of the Grand Canyon that bills itself as the most remote in the continental United States.
And secondly, a different sort of relationship between local government and local people because the Town Hall can seem remote, just as Whitehall seems remote.
Ms Simmons-Edmund, who is also a police officer in nearby Dixfield, said 90% of residents in the town already own a firearm, but the measure also reflected community concern about the remote area's rising crime rates, which she said had nearly tripled in the last year.
On Saturday night, as supporters camped outside his headquarters in Lahore's Model Town area, Mr. Sharif sat on a couch in a room packed with close advisers, a remote control in his hand, as he flicked between TV channels broadcasting the vote count.
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