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At the time of his birth, around 570, the Arabian peninsula had been inhabited by tribal peoples for centuries.

These have been mapped to an area inhabited by approximately 950 people, who are continuously exposed through ingestion and inhalation of lead-contaminated dust.

Apparently, we were moving to some rural town inhabited by two things: hills, and gophers, while the human population consisted of a little more than zero.

It must once have been inhabited by someone fairly eccentric, because a lot of the chinks in the walls were stuffed with aluminum foil, as if to protect against cosmic rays.

Except for a small part of Yunnan with a population of two million, the movement has not been or should not be conducted in the rest of the province, 20 counties in Guizhou, and areas inhabited by minority nationalities in western Sichuan and Xikang.

About the2th century, Mahayana Buddhism entered Central China, inhabited by the Han nationality.

Cities may be the epitome of modernity, but they are inhabited by a creature designed for a pre-agricultural existence.

The black and red pictures on the lacquer ware present a mysterious and ever-changing fairy world inhabited by human beings and immortals.

Were it not for the impact of foreigners this would be a truly beautiful location with its rolling hills and expansive skies, inhabited by the brightly ornamented Turkana people.

With migration of the ancient Hakkas, this way of naming was spread to the areas inhabited by She nationality.

The history of life is a chronicle of a restless Earth billions of years old, inhabited by a changing cast of living forms.

In the 18th and 19th centuries, many astronomers were persuaded, by this very theological argument, that just about every cosmic body was inhabited by rational beings.

Originally inhabited by the Mayan people, Belize saw its first European settlers around 1638.