They prevented the deportees from entering the country, thereby forcing the deportees to stay in a desolate buffer strip between the nearest Lebanese and Israeli army checkpoints.
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Air Canada and Delta, airlines that also serve Canadian airports within the buffer strip, both said that they included the 10 percent tax in the ad prices.
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The Israelis are reportedly willing to offer Syria additional territory elsewhere in exchange for a shoreline buffer strip, but Damascus has shown no interest in such a swap.
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This statute also protected all the salmon streams in the Tongass with 100-foot-wide ( 30 m ) buffer strips during logging operations . ( the next door neighbor)
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Many country, state, and local governments provide financial incentives for conservation programs such as buffer strips because they help stabilize the environment even when the land is being used.
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Grass buffer strips along or within fields, a grassed waterway ( in the thalwegs of dry valleys ) or earthen dams are good examples of this type of measures.
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Roberts says the Department of Agriculture should be researching the link between the carbon cycle and such farm practices as conservation tillage, buffer strips and the Conservation Reserve Program.
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A buffer strip is a narrow strip of vegetation ( usually 30 60 feet wide ) between cropland or a water source, such as a river, lake, or stream.
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Together, the state and federal governments will pay landowners 87.5 percent of the cost of planting buffer strips, restoring wetlands, fencing out cattle and carrying out related conservation measures.
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The guerrillas are fighting to oust Israel from a nine-mile-wide zone in southern Lebanon that the Israelis have maintained as a buffer strip to prevent attacks across their northern border.
