geographical

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• I personally don’t have a geographical focus and enjoy working with our teams across Europe and the world, but since I live in Sweden, my network is slightly stronger here.

• One reason I love living in Berlin is its decentralized nature—while there is a geographical center to the city, the populace does not concentrate there during working hours, and as a result every neighborhood consistently retains a pulse.

• Van Kerkhove says it’s possible vaccines will be tailor-made for certain geographical regions depending on how and where the virus mutates, but global travel means new strains won’t stay contained for long.

• Heat maps are less successful for anything other than geographical data.

• The best thing one can say is that Hawaii, which could use its geographical advantage to take stronger steps to restrict travel from other states, is suffering less.

• One of the precious and underappreciated jewels of America has always been its geographical diversity.

• The movement in Winter in the Blood, the geographical, spiritual movement, is something new in cinema.

• They will record the exact moment of impact and the height and geographical position of the 777.

• In 1892, 15 women were admitted into the prestigious Royal Geographical Society.

• World War I would reshape psychological boundaries as radically as it did geographical ones.