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The Huthis, who hail from Yemen's rugged north, have controlled large swathes of the country, including the capital Sanaa, for more than a decade.

There are many possible reasons these lawmakers could have been eager to reopen the government: Some are on committees that give them more say over budget terms, while others hail from swing states and perhaps wished to separate themselves from partisan lines.

Band members hail from Paisley, Thurso, Glasgow and feature vocals from Scotland-based LA rapper Jurnalist.

The money has flooded poor Russian regions that many front-line soldiers hail from, provoking feuds between relatives over the proceeds, and attracting those looking for a share.

The foreign nationals who outperform Americans in certain professional fields tend to hail from countries that outperform American students on international tests.