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Another rurally based group, the People's Party, has about 7,000 members.

The majority of the population lives rurally (107,395) whereas only 122,339 live in urban areas.

One of the largest rurally focused investment funds in the country is located here.

These hotels are often secluded but not always rurally situated.

"And we've been slow to come to grips with this in our foreign assistance, which tends to be rurally based."

The main thing is for a different agricultural policy to be introduced which serves to strengthen a rurally based economy.

The village has remained to this day rurally structured.

Today the region's economy is still rurally based with pastoral and horticultural farming, providing a major source of income.

Also, Ms. Weaver said rurally focused companies risk paying too much for acquisitions.

Far away, rurally isolated and very expensive.

The village remains even today rurally structured.

This irrigation system supports large-scale grain production as well as a dense rurally based population.

This lead content has blocked most rurally produced ceramics from the United States market, where they could fetch much higher prices.

As a result 'Palmy' has an open-minded, rurally bookish vibe.

Indeed, his close association with Boise, the state's largest city, has sometimes put him at odds with the more rurally centered Legislature.

This incongruence is compounded by the fact that oil revenue is poorly distributed among the population, with higher government spending in urban areas than rurally.

The pace of life is markedly slower here - everyone seems to know everyone else and life is rurally wound-down.

This is a rurally landscaped cemetery, the upper part of which is laid out with walks and planted with trees.

Treely and rurally.

Ski free in France: eat and sleep rurally and ski touristically by driving to the resort each day.

One of the downsides of living rurally as opposed to central city, is that there is a dearth of authentic ethnic restaurants.

The establishment of branches rurally and integration of some Shinto shrines within these temple networks reflects a greater "organizational dynamism".

Takeya lives alone rurally in an apartment and is employed as a sales associate at Bicep Videos, a video rental store.

UNTIL "Frasier," life was rurally sweet for Catherine Brown.

Myers points out that by 1986 the population in the uplands was in excess of 18 million, representing one-third of the total, mainly rurally based, population.