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Last year, he endured a four-game pointless streak in the middle of the season. During his freshman year, Johnson followed up a two-point performance against Rensselaer with a five-game offensive drought...
...Number of provinces in Thailand, out of 76 total, affected by the country's drought. Ten areas in northern Thailand's Chiang Mai province have been declared disaster zones...
After beginning the second half with a seven-minute scoring drought, the Crimson spread its lead to 11-3 with goals from free position by sophomore attackman Perry Barlow and freshman midfielder Ali Hines...
Harvard was able to contain Penn’s explosive guards—a key heading into the contest—but the lesser-known members of the Quakers’ rotation were left free to bury the Crimson and extend the team’s protracted winless drought at The Palestra...
...countries in the post--World War II period made disastrous political choices, such as socialist economic models or a drive for self-sufficiency behind inefficient trade barriers. But perhaps most pertinent today, many regions that got left furthest behind have faced special obstacles and hardships: diseases such as malaria, drought-prone climates in locations not suitable for irrigation, extreme isolation in mountains and landlocked regions, an absence of energy resources such as coal, gas and oil, and other liabilities that have kept these areas outside of the mainstream of global economic growth. Countries ranging from Bolivia to Malawi to Afghanistan...