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Why had the U.S. staked so much on a remote, thinly-populated valley in the first place?
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Why had the U.S. staked so much on a remote, thinly-populated valley in the first place?
Korangal, and Karzai 2010
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It is a great boon to traders, who can do nothing in these thinly-populated regions without trusting goods to agents and petty dealers, who frequently squander them away in gambling and debauchery.
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They hold remarkable potential, especially for remote or thinly-populated regions, and for societies eager to reap the benefits of 21st century technology even before completing expensive land-based networks.
Vp Gore To G 7 Ministers Meeting On Gii ITY National Archives 1995
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Voters queued from as early as 3am, but polling slowed to a trickle by midday in parts of the thinly-populated south and the Namib
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It had been a stage on the high road from Lancaster to Carlisle, and though it lay high and bleak among the fells, and was a cold, windy, thinly-populated place -- filling all travellers with thankfulness that they had not been made Shappites, nevertheless, it had had its glory in its coaching and posting.
Can You Forgive Her? 1993
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It was, he imagined, the calm before the storm; the tempest would be raging round him soon in all its fury; and moving the empty horn cups aside -- the relics of the night's carousal -- he reached down a volume from the thinly-populated bookshelf, hoping to calm his excited feelings by arousing an interest which might for a time distract his attention from the forthcoming trial.
Heiress of Haddon William E. Doubleday
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Chinamen, convicts, and Hindu coolies, in perpetual bustle and commotion, manifest an activity unique in the thinly-populated interior of Sumatra, dependent on the labour of alien races.
Through the Malay Archipelago Emily Richings
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Mallee, and would have run a good chance of dying of starvation in that thinly-populated district.
The Lost Valley James Morgan Walsh 1924
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A thinly-populated country -- vast stretches of wild uncultivated land, full of dense forests, rich in trees most favourable to Elementals, and watered by deep, silent tarns, and stealthily moving streams, -- its very atmosphere is impregnated with lycanthropy.
Werwolves Elliott O'Donnell 1918
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