geography

The official party line is that the GOP’s double-digit losses in Virginia and New Jersey were unremarkable and expected, a function of historical trends and blue-state geography.

In the third quarter, the softness has broadened across the industry and more geographies to the middle-income consumer in some areas, he adds.

Several soldiers sketched in my notebook a new geography of the battlefield, marking dots to represent Ukrainian and Russian positions intermingled within the kill zone.

It assesses schools based on how many pupils take English, maths, sciences, geography or history and a language - and how well they do.

And there’s always a chance the transaction won’t pan out—the firm anticipates “lengthy regulatory review in multiple geographies.”