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181 "It is quite possible the big increase reflects foreclosed properties and short sales," said Mark Vitner, senior economist at Wells Fargo in Charlotte, North Carolina.

182 Jeffrey Spang, MD, an expert at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine, explains how you can develop a long-term, healthy approach to exercise.

183 Red wolf territories in northeastern North Carolina vary in size, but most are estimated to range between 38 to 87 square miles.

184 Ted Simons from North Carolina State University and colleagues put recordings of frogs, like this wood frog, [Wood Frog sound] in the field to test the volunteers.

185 Thomas " Tommy" Cater Carter is a plan scient plant scientist in North Carolina.

186 In the 1930s, Vernon Rudolph bought a recipe from a New Orleans French pastry chef for yeast doughnuts, and in 1937 he started to sell them to local grocery stores in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.

187 For example, his wife advance that I was born in North Carolina, the Salisbury.

188 A city of north-central North Carolina east of Winston-Salem. Settled in 749, it is a textile center. Population, 83,52.

189 "But that never happened," said Ambrose, a professor and entomologist at North Carolina State University and apiculturist,(http://sentencedict.com/north carolina.html) or bee expert.

190 Born in Pennsylvania in 1734, Daniel Boone moved with his family to the North Carolina frontier as a youth.

191 You are listening to a marine biologist Joe Pawlik at the University of North Carolina, Wilmington.

192 Hurricane warnings were issued from North Carolina to New York and farther north to the islands of Nantucket and Martha's Vineyard off Massachusetts.

193 In the mid-eighties, he was trained as a mechanical engineer in the U. S. , attending two colleges in North Carolina.

194 These tipping points are where change accelerates and causes unrelated impacts on other systems, " said co-author marine scientist John F. Bruno at the University of North Carolina.

195 Cree, based in Durham, North Carolina, made 36 percent of its sales in Hong Kong and China last year, according to Bloomberg data.

196 The Great Smoky Mountains, created in 1934 in parts of North Carolina and Tennessee, comprise one of the largest protected land areas in the eastern United States.

197 He began playing pool in 1974 and currently resides in Greensboro , North Carolina, USA.

198 Mr. Obama visited the Forsyth Technical Community College in Winston-Salem, North Carolina,[sentencedict.com] a state that like others has lost tens of thousands of jobs to foreign competition.

199 An English professor at Wake Forest University in North Carolina, Mr Wilson has crafted a tirade against the country's "wanton" embrace of "manic bliss".

200 Lawsuit also names the city of Durham, North Carolina and several police officers.

201 A river, about 209 km (130 mi) long, rising in north-central North Carolina and flowing generally southeast to join the Deep River and form the Cape Fear River.

202 A federally protected sand tiger shark and its entourage of cigar minnows haunt the waters near the wreck of the U. S. Coast Guard Cutter Spar, south of Beaufort Inlet, North Carolina.

203 In nineteen seventy-one, she began coaching college sports. She became the women's athletics coordinator and women's basketball coach at Elon College in North Carolina.

204 In a 2003 paper, "Healthy Living in Hard Times, " Christopher J. Ruhm, an economist at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, found that the death rate falls as unemployment rises.

205 Blackbeard was given a new ship after he made a deal to split his loot and booty with the Eden, governor of North Carolina . The governor agreed not to try to capture Blackbeard.

206 Keto, a urologic fellow at Duke University Medical Center in North Carolina.

207 "People who point to structural conditions almost always do so post hoc," argues University of North Carolina sociologist Charles Kurzman, author of a book about the 1979 Iranian revolution.