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… nations. Internationalized Debates World War II served as a watershed moment for the emergence of international …

… of times. And again, it's problematic. There's no running water, heating is an issue. One of the members of the …

… earlier, by contrast, we walked through Cape Town's posh Waterfront district looking for a place to watch the World … wares at oversized prices, is set up along Durban's posh waterfront. For our first two days in Durban, there were …

… (modern-day Argentina, Uruguay, and Paraguay) was the backwater of the Spanish Empire. Due to the Empire’s closed … Argentina defaulted on its loans for Buenos Aires’s public water system with the Baring Brothers Bank. The hit was felt …

… strategic port city of Aden, which provides access to the waters between the Red Sea and the Indian Ocean. Although …

… Hurricane Georges (1998) left 700,000 Puerto Ricans without water and one million without electricity, causing about $2 …

… of facilitating migrant travel. By utilizing tear gas, water cannons, razor wire, and the Hungarian military to …

… of unemployed Americans, but also ushered in a major watershed in the long history of America's struggle against …

… towns. And Darfur has been treated as an unimportant backwater, a pawn in power games, by successive rulers ever … which their traditional rights of access to pasture and water were eroded, and the most basic services denied.  The …

… the late 15th, early 16th century, this is a sort of high watermark, right, for Popes having illegitimate children, …

… a cost. The new varieties required increased chemical and water use. In developing nations, often only the richer …

… we think about things like climate change, or drought and water, famine, population growth, fossil fuels, you know, …

… blooms, in the Great Lakes and other areas, contributing to water pollution in many parts of the country. And so there …

… of the meat packing industry had been exposed. Barry Goldwater, Republican Senator from Arizona, and GOP presidential … Act). In his ringing call to individuality, however, Goldwater neglected to mention that without the Newlands … the region and thus provided federally subsidized water to those farmers, no amount of hard work would have …

… saves around one million lives annually. Along with clean water supplies, improved nutrition and extensive public …

… docks, and naval counterintelligence wanted to monitor the waterfront and Manhattan for signs of Nazi saboteurs. To do …

… an easy charge to dismiss for liberals and you know, Goldwater leveled this to people when they were starting to … who have children in college. So, I don't think I mean, Goldwater may have worried about it. But I don't think there's … is an appallingly patch together ship with rotting timbers, water leaking and mercenaries on board, and 15% of the …

… political and social ties because the objective was to water down the influence of the Franco-German power block, …

… from infrastructure improvements such as electricity, water, new roads, and agricultural subsidies, a group of …

… Ukrainian lands in the Austrian Empire were agrarian backwaters with little industrial development and a stale … land only to the Ukrainian republic and received its fresh water and electricity from there. The region had really been …

… residents nearby complained about contamination to their water and their fields. And again, this was marijuana that …