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Nurse Carol Rascon coordinates care under Every Woman Counts at six clinics in Imperial County, a sun-beaten swath of rural communities along the Mexican border east of San Diego.
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Even at the most conservative estimates put out by the International Organization for Migration, 810,000 people are still living in beat up, ripped, muddy tents or tarps in sun-beaten, muddy, crowded, trash-ridden Internally Displaced People IDP camps.
Mark Schuller: The Shell Game of Haiti's Reconstruction Mark Schuller 2011
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Even at the most conservative estimates put out by the International Organization for Migration, 810,000 people are still living in beat up, ripped, muddy tents or tarps in sun-beaten, muddy, crowded, trash-ridden Internally Displaced People IDP camps.
Mark Schuller: The Shell Game of Haiti's Reconstruction Mark Schuller 2011
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The spending is part of at least $500 million that has transformed what was once a sun-beaten and forgotten Caribbean base into one of the most secure military and prison installations in the world.
Guantanamo Bay renovations cost at least $500 million Jennifer Jenkins 2010
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The spending is part of at least $500 million that has transformed what was once a sun-beaten and forgotten Caribbean base into one of the most secure military and prison installations in the world.
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One, gaunt and sun-beaten, another plump with a cotton ball of white hair, work side by side to ready sandwiches.
Shock of Gray Ted C. Fishman 2010
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The spending is part of at least $500 million that has transformed what was once a sun-beaten and forgotten Caribbean base into one of the most secure military and prison installations in the world.
At least $500 million has been spent since 9/11 on renovating Guantanamo Bay 2010
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The spending is part of at least $500 million that has transformed what was once a sun-beaten and forgotten Caribbean base into one of the most secure military and prison installations in the world.
At least $500 million has been spent since 9/11 on renovating Guantanamo Bay 2010
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• At least $500 million has been spent since 9/11 on renovating Guantanamo Bay: The spending has transformed what was once a sun-beaten and forgotten Caribbean base into one of the most secure military and prison installations in the world.
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The police deputy, a weathered old man with a scar through his left eyesocket, made it clear that it would be best if I got into his beat-up Ford Fiesta with the lonely siren on top, and venture out into the sun-beaten city to help him.
Archive 2007-12-01 Hal Duncan 2007
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