France is not the epicenter of the eurozone crisis.

The epicenter lay at a depth of 10 kilometers.

The epicenter lay at a depth of 2 kilometers.

Map Epicenter of the 8.2 magnitude earthquake in Northern Chile

The US, the epicenter of the crisis, is in particular trouble.

The epicenter was located 89kms Southeast of Cuya, in front of Tarapaca's coast.

The eurozone has been at the epicenter of this contractionary force on global growth.

A Strekoza writes about her trip to Jana Ozen, an epicenter of the strike

Barpak, a tiny picturesque hamlet in the Gorkha district, was at the earthquake s epicenter.

Nor were there any international roadblocks to prevent the crisis from spreading from its epicenter.

Today, they have emerged as the global epicenter of transnational terrorism and the heroin trade.

About 10 people in the epicenter of the encampment locked themselves together by their arms.

The earthquake was felt in the capital city of Santiago located 325km from the epicenter.

Its neighbors to the west, Cyprus and Greece, are at the epicenter of the eurozone crisis.

So, within six months Europe became the epicenter of the money laundering activities of the world.

She is going to a village called Ghyachchok the epicenter of earthquake from 11 13 Baisakh.

Europe, with the construction of the Large Hadron Collider near Geneva, became the epicenter of that field.

I was raised in downtown Manhattan in the early 1980s, two blocks from the epicenter of punk music.

Image showing the epicenter and extent of the earthquake is from the website of the U.S. Geological Survey

Now a new epicenter for the Wilson Hitler Obama axis has been identified in the person of George Soros.

CAMBRIDGE During the last decades of the twentieth century, Silicon Valley was the unparalleled epicenter of high tech innovation.

Let s start with the US, the epicenter of the financial crisis, and still the most important economy in the world.

But G 20 policymakers are best advised not to bet on it, and to counsel patience, particularly in epicenter countries.

And, unlike Fukushima, which bore a direct impact, Madras was far away from the epicenter of the earthquake that unleashed the tsunami.

In recent years, Skopje has been an epicenter of huge government spending through a project called Skopje 2014, which launched in 2010.

NEW YORK In September 2008, the global economy and financial system was hit by an earthquake, whose epicenter was in the United States.

Consider what life is like in East Jerusalem, the epicenter of the decentralized rebellion, where some 77 of Palestinians live below the poverty line.

It s the epicenter of world rhino poaching 827 carcasses were found there in 2014, and the actual number poached may have been over 1,000.

Rescuers can not yet get to the Dungala region, where at least 300 thousand people live and where the epicenter of the aftershocks was located.

The earthquake was felt strongly from many locations in India's east as well as parts of neighboring Bangladesh, which lies west of the quake s epicenter.

Governments at the epicenter of the recent financial crisis, especially the United States and the United Kingdom, are downright enthusiastic, particularly about the tax on size.

Many animal traders tested in 2003 in a market in the epicenter of the SARS outbreak also had the antibodies again with no history of disease.

Why else is Europe suffering a deeper recession than America, they complain, when everyone agrees that the US was the epicenter of the global financial meltdown?

Given that these policies enabled these countries to respond well to shocks coming from the crisis epicenter, there are strong incentives to keep them in place.

The Tohoku region of Japan, where the meeting will take place, is a vivid reminder of how a disaster's economic impact reverberates far beyond its epicenter.

With no breakthrough in the Arab Israeli conflict, Obama is left with the epicenter of the Middle East s maladies seriously undermining his entire strategy in the region.

It is the epicenter of underlying tensions stemming from China s rise and its impact on the United States, the region s established power since World War II s end.

Because of the multiplier effect, small governments and states, and even large cities, can successfully sponsor the kind of demand that fosters a world class innovation epicenter.

In places like rural El Paso County, on the eastern plains of Colorado, far from the federal budget debate s epicenter, spending cuts are the order of the day.

Near the epicenter, Robinson Esparza of the citizen newspaper El aMaule , part of the Diarios Ciudadanos network has been updating a post with the latest regional and national news .

Several thousand people gather in a large peace park located on a hill overlooking the epicenter of the bombing in the suburb of Urakami, to the north of Nagasaki's downtown core.

Second, investors may be remembering that even though the dollar was at the epicenter of the 2008 financial panic, the consequences radiated so widely that, paradoxically, the dollar actually rose in value.

Nugroho said the casualties and the damage could be greater along the coastline 300 km (190 miles) north of Palu, an area called Donggala, which is closer to the epicenter of the quake.

With communications knocked out, relief officials have not been able to get any information from Donggala regency, an area north of Palu that is closer to the epicenter of the 7.5 magnitude quake.

Afghanistan and Pakistan, two artificially created states with no roots in history, have searched endlessly for a national identity. Today, they have emerged as the global epicenter of transnational terrorism and the heroin trade.