"Washington Aqueduct relies solely on the Potomac River as its source water," says Aqueduct official Tom Jacobus.
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Water and Sewer Pipes Fail The Los Angeles Aqueduct, the Colorado Aqueduct, and the California Aqueduct are just some of the major networks that pump water into Southern California from the northern and eastern parts of the state.
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Draining the aqueduct in 2022 will give crews time to reroute the water under the Hudson and to seal other leaks some 25 miles up the aqueduct.
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Los Gatos Creek is a tributary to the Arroyo Pasajero, a flood area along the California Aqueduct ... Analysis of the water in the aqueduct ... indicates high concentrations of asbestos fibers.
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Even after the New Croton Aqueduct went into service in 1890, the gatehouses remained active, according to the nonprofit Friends of the Old Croton Aqueduct, but many eventually were decommissioned.
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The California Aqueduct passes by Cantua Creek and Three Rocks.
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Rice is a former jockey who met Jose at Aqueduct.
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But his real studies were at Aqueduct, taught by rail birds.
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Jervis had designed it in the style of a Roman aqueduct.
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Last weekend, Aqueduct took in more than $17 million in wagers.
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Together they attended the 2013 centennial of the Los Angeles Aqueduct.
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The aqueduct is crucial for getting water to the Southern California municipality.
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As the Devil labored all night to build the aqueduct, she prayed.
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Coming into Segovia right in front of the famous Roman aqueduct is awesome.
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" In an embarrassing moment of honesty, one of Reg's companions mentions "the aqueduct.
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They stole $200,000 to $270,000 from the Aqueduct Racetrack in Queens, officials said.
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The aqueduct behind Cedarwoods Trails where Jason was found after being beaten in June.
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The Los Angeles Aqueduct Monument is a white marble fountain beneath large rubber trees.
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Even the Los Angeles Aqueduct will stall someday if Sierra snowpack continues to dwindle.
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No, it was a nothing race six years ago at Aqueduct at Christmas time.
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The Aqueduct Racetrack and the adjacent casino have been targeted by thieves for decades.
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It would exclude a handful of bonds including PREPA and aqueduct and sewer agency PRASA.
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Water: Approximately 215% of Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority (PRASA) customers have potable water.
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Since the Los Angeles Aqueduct Monument was made, there has been progress in memorial making.
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The city's leaders responded by embarking on a monumental public works project, the Croton Aqueduct.
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"It feels like a normal day," said Abdul Shaffie, who comes to Aqueduct every weekend.
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Sometimes the bisse is a simple channel, or a metal aqueduct when crossing undulating terrain.
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The griffin's shadow leaps across the grassy plains below Gran Soren, streaking toward a dilapidated aqueduct.
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A dead Coast Redwood stood until recently on the lawn beside the Los Angeles Aqueduct Monument.
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But truly redressing past injustice means also challenging peacetime monuments, like the Los Angeles Aqueduct Monument.
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In the days before his death, three explosions hit the aqueduct Mr. Moreno had been championing.
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F.Y.I. Q. Where did New Yorkers get their water before the Croton Aqueduct opened in 1842?
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The Roman aqueduct in Segovia and the castle on the hill in Peñafiel are worthy detours.
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Inland, a stretch of the linear Old Croton Aqueduct State Historic Park cuts through the village.
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"I can't recall a time when we didn't draw from the Colorado River Aqueduct," he said.
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And, unlike Californians today, the Maya didn't have the benefit of 21st century aqueduct and reservoir systems.
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The Florida Keys Aqueduct Authority was advising residents to boil their tap water, if they have any.
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Saratoga's much shabbier sister racetrack, Aqueduct, is struggling, however, as are many regional tracks around the country.
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An outbreak of cholera in 1832 finally forced the city to approve an aqueduct from Westchester County.
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In that year, the Roman statesman and architect Agrippa completed an aqueduct to Rome, the Aqua Virgo.
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At Aqueduct, the favored Tacitus, who had already qualified for the Derby, narrowly captured the Wood Memorial.
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Hoppert: Sure, he beat Good Magic in 2017, but his last victory came at Aqueduct in January.
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Water piped from a local aqueduct nourishes Nana Estate's grapes, which produce chardonnay and chenin blanc wines.
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Works such as the Los Angeles Aqueduct, Hoover Dam, and the Interstate Highway System transformed the economy.
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Sports betting would not be allowed at the state's so-called racinos, such as Aqueduct or Yonkers.
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The ventricles had grown because the cerebral aqueduct, which allows for the fluid to drain, was likely blocked.
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Water and waste: More than 55.5% of Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority (PRASA) customers have potable water.
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There was also access to clean water, newly available through the completion of the Croton Aqueduct in 23.
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FEMA approved a $70 million assistance package for the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority for emergency repairs.
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Another display beckons them to "Create Your Own Aqueduct" by attaching pieces of PVC pipe to a wall.
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Sunny Ridge prevailed by three-quarters of a length in the Withers Stakes, the previous prep at Aqueduct.
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WATER TO THE ANGELS: William Mulholland, His Monumental Aqueduct, and the Rise of Los Angeles, by Les Standiford.
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"Paving a road or bringing an aqueduct is good," said Alex Moreno, an in-law of Mr. Moreno.
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His route along the Old Croton Aqueduct Trail was retraced and reinterpreted by a modern photographer, Nathan Kensinger.
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More than $17.5 million was bet on races at Aqueduct from Friday through Sunday, according to the association.
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At the start of the first race at Aqueduct on Sunday afternoon, the track was operating as usual.
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The state's racinos began to open in 2004 and have expanded to nine locations, including Aqueduct and Yonkers.
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The Oroville dam, at the head of the aqueduct, has spent most of February threatening to flood communities below.
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But by LADWP's estimates, 42 percent of its water in 2040 will still come from the Owens Valley aqueduct.
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All I knew was that it was on the Via Sopra Giancos, a street above an imperial Roman aqueduct.
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The construction of the aqueduct threw both their cultural and natural landscapes into disarray, and that process continues today.
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And Mulholland's aqueduct continues to flow, while the availability of water remains a Los Angeles (and a California) preoccupation.
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In 1995, he helped arrange Pope John Paul II's visit to Queens, where he celebrated Mass at Aqueduct Racetrack.
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The greatest "innovation" was the Roman aqueduct, the knowledge of water, and subsequently, by others, much later, the flush toilet.
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The Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority (PRASA) completed an adaptation plan for its entire potable water and sewage infrastructure.
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They complain too about infrastructure, saying the area is becoming arid because money to build an aqueduct has been stolen.
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This week, FEMA approved a $70 million assistance package for the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority for emergency repairs.
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This is evident even on the surface level, even in the absence of water in the Los Angeles Aqueduct Monument.
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What would happen if this Los Angeles Aqueduct Monument honored the Paiute Nation instead of one upper-class white man?
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Nineteen B.C. was the year that Agrippa, the Roman statesman and architect, completed an aqueduct to Rome, the Aqua Virgo.
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The original aqueduct could deliver up to 60 million gallons a day, a supply the city outgrew within three decades.
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Slated to begin in October 2022, these renovations will require the aqueduct to be fully shut down for six months.
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"There's no feeling like this," said Viola, whose love of racing was stoked by a trip to Aqueduct in 1965.
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In order to reach true sustainability, and a solution for water for everyone, we can't just modernize the Roman aqueduct.
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He will be 33 on Wednesday, and is in second place in the jockey standings for the current Aqueduct meeting.
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Today's system involves an almost 2,000 square mile watershed, in which the Croton Aqueduct supplies 9% of the city's water.
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What's more, the rapid shift in ground level is damaging parts of the aqueduct that carries water to 25 million Californians.
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This week, FEMA also approved a $70 million assistance package for the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority for emergency repairs.
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The major aqueduct networks that pump water into Southern California all cross the San Andreas Fault and could be seriously damaged.
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The snowmelt that once fed pear orchards and alfalfa fields gushes through an aqueduct into Los Angeles taps and swimming pools.
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Another is Anna Fine Foer's ecological collage of an Israeli aqueduct, with the water replaced by an endless array of cellphones.
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He replaced the outer cave wall with two-foot thick cinder block, and installed a drinking water aqueduct and hydroelectric plant.
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The vanishing of an 1866 Croton Aqueduct manhole cover recalls the fleetingness of historic infrastructure heritage on New York City's streets.
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The exhibition recalls the 19th-century engineering feat of the Croton Aqueduct, which supplied clean water to the increasingly crowded city.
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Her father, too, was a horseplayer who would rather have spent a day at Aqueduct or Belmont Park than anywhere else.
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Sports Briefing | Horse Racing Officials canceled all races at Aqueduct Racetrack in New York on Saturday because of cold and high winds.
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It took eight years to build O'Shaughnessy dam and another 11 to complete an aqueduct to carry the water 160 miles west.
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In addition to the emoji deluge, there will some on-site installations, including tweets projected live on Rio's aqueduct, Arcos da Lapa.
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Such large investments will be needed by the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (PREPA), the Aqueduct and Sewer Agency, and several more.
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Prior to being dispossessed, Paiute communities used sustainable, life-giving water engineering that predates the Los Angeles Aqueduct by thousands of years.
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Last Saturday, two gunmen wearing masks jumped a group of workers transporting $85033,000 in cash at Aqueduct Racetrack in Queens, New York.
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His great-great-grandfather was William Mulholland, credited with engineering the Los Angeles Aqueduct, which brought water to California's arid southern region.
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Although city planners anticipated that the Croton Aqueduct would sustain the city for generations, it was soon outpaced by New York's population.
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Triple Crown winner Secretariat, with his usual jockey Ron Turcotte aboard, struts past the grandstand at Aqueduct Rack Track in New York, Nov.
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In 1907, construction began on a network of reservoirs, tunnels and an aqueduct that would deliver clean water from nearly 100 miles away.
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It is less expensive, too, to recycle than to desalinate or to build an aqueduct to carry water from the distant Orange River.
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He cracked the Top 10 in victories at the Aqueduct and Belmont meetings, and is tied for 11th here as of Monday morning.
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Crossing a vacant square beneath an aqueduct, we suddenly realized that five men with knives were tailing us; soon, they were chasing us.
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On the first Saturday of December, after Maximum Security won the prestigious Cigar Mile at Aqueduct, Servis, too, could not hide his disappointment.
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When they finish the $1 billion tunnel in 2022, the entire Delaware Aqueduct will be shut down for months to prepare for the diversion.
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The city will rely on water from reservoirs in suburban Westchester County and the Catskill Aqueduct, which should have a higher capacity by then.
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He named Eli Diaz, the president of the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority, and electrical engineer Ralph Kreil to PREPA's board of governors.
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The following January, at Aqueduct, his horse clipped heels with another and unseated Dominguez, who was struck in the head by a trailing horse.
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The well-worn "Croton Aqueduct DPT" cover on Jersey Street in Nolita, behind the red-brick Puck Building, had long been a favorite survivor.
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The federally appointed Oversight Board confirmed receipt of the Fiscal Plans for the Commonwealth, PREPA and also for PRASA, the aqueduct and sewer authority.
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After the contamination surfaced in 2016, the city switched its water source to the Catskill Aqueduct, a major water source for New York City.
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Along with the complementary Catskill Aqueduct, the two help connect a complex system that serves 2025 million people in New York City and upstate municipalities.
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But the Delaware Aqueduct is showing its age at a weak point where it crosses through limestone beneath the Hudson River near Newburgh, New York.
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According to KABC, there are signs along the aqueduct advising people not to ride bikes along the asphalt path, although people do walk along it.
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At the N.Y.R.A.'s three venues—Saratoga; Aqueduct, in Queens; and Belmont, on Long Island—that is sixty per cent of the over-all purse.
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At two other wells -- Santa Rosa and Nevarez -- the water was a mix of aqueduct water and groundwater pulled from the Superfund site, he said.
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Instead of the land seizures that Mothakge had once hoped for, there was a new, gated housing development with a preposterously giant, faux-Roman aqueduct.
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Mr. Phipps was chairman of the New York Racing Association, the organization that runs the racetracks at Aqueduct, Belmont and Saratoga, from 1976 to 1983.
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Companies first developed on-site health care for their workers: Kaiser Permanente was born as a medical clinic for workers building the Colorado River Aqueduct.
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The Museum of the City of New York is exhibiting the art and engineering of the Croton Aqueduct on the 2175th anniversary of the watershed.
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A map of the system is on the floor, and a large-scale photograph by Nathan Kensinger of the Croton Aqueduct today covers one wall.
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Ricardo Rosselló's figure came from the public water utility company, the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority, and is updated on the government's website status.pr.
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The California Aqueduct funnels water from the northern part of the state to the south, passing here through the Dos Amigos pumping plant in Los Banos.
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Lurking constantly was the threat of fire to the mostly wooden architecture, as well as the scarcity of fresh water in a pre-Croton Aqueduct city.
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A fountain dedicated to Frank Putnam Flint, the senator who devised the aqueduct supplying LA's water, makes no mention of the human cost of the project.
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And the long-anticipated — and, for many, feared — Resorts World Casino New York City opened in 2011 at Aqueduct, attracting about 10 million visitors a year.
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A former agricultural economist, he seemed to pose a threat to no one, especially given the projects he backed, like an aqueduct and a nursery school.
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He pushed local officials to begin building an aqueduct to reach farmers in the countryside, something they had long said was impossible because of the rebels.
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After Jervis and his engineers floated through an 18-inch-deep artificial river to inspect the length of water tunnel, the Croton Aqueduct opened on Oct.
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The backstretch worker, who lives at Belmont Park, a track about 9 miles from Aqueduct, had been quarantined since Friday after showing symptoms of the virus.
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Resorts World is called a "racino" — a casino attached to Aqueduct racetrack where video bettors can use a skywalk to seek better luck with actual thoroughbreds.
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Don Peppe is about half a mile north of a long-term parking lot for Kennedy International Airport and half a mile east of Aqueduct Racetrack.
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Mr. Grant keeps his horses on the backstretch at Aqueduct, tending to them in the morning before heading off to his other day job delivering packages.
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Past experiences with privatization of other natural monopolies, such as the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority (PRASA), did not improve the service or the price.
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Only one other horse in the field, Antoinette, has ever won in stakes competition, and that was a low-level stakes race at Aqueduct in December.
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Under one proposal, Aqueduct Raceway on the Queens border with Long Island and Yonkers Raceway would be converted from so-called racinos into full gaming operations.
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About 18 million gallons — 3 percent of the aqueduct&aposs flow, or enough to fill about 27 Olympic-size swimming pools — escapes from the pipeline every day.
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"A View Near Tivoli" (1832) details the crumbling remains of the Emperor Nero's Roman aqueduct, a symbol of past glorious empires and the decadence that felled them.
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Shagaf — the winner of three races, including the Gotham Stakes — drew the No. 1 post against eight rivals for the mile and an eighth race at Aqueduct.
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"I doubt whether there is a similar work in Europe of equal extent and magnificence with the Croton Aqueduct," former Mayor Philip Hone wrote at the time.
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Most impressive were West Point, with its strategic location on the riverbank, and the Catskill Aqueduct, a century-old passage point for New York City's water supply.
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At Aqueduct on Sunday, regular patrons said there were no signs that there had been a robbery the day before; many had not even heard about it.
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"To say there was an athlete is a bit of stretch, but it works journalistically," joked Fabio Turchetta, the on-site archaeologist who followed the aqueduct works.
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The pergola prototype from Spain became a three-and-a-half-kilometre cast-concrete white cellular structure, on legs, that stalks across the landscape like an aqueduct.
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In the Wood Memorial at Aqueduct, Irish War Cry swatted away the slightly favored Battalion Runner, a Todd Pletcher horse, after a contentious joust down the stretch.
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In its early going, "The Ontology of an Echo" is dominated by ethereal knocks and whistles, the product of field recordings made inside the Old Croton Aqueduct.
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Osbaldo Rodriguez, 31, of Hesperia, California, was riding his bike with his son along the aqueduct when the accident occurred, according to the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Department.
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Water and waste: Approximately 56.8% of Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority (PRASA) customers have potable water, and additional water is being provided by bottled and bulk water.
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Water and waste: Approximately 63% of Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority (PRASA) customers have potable water, and additional water is being provided by bottled and bulk water.
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What to Do The nearby Teatown Lake Reservation, a nature preserve, has 21826 miles of trails; another hiking destination isthe Old Croton Aqueduct Trail, reachable from Route 21872.
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A Roman chamber tomb from the 4th century BCE was discovered by accident after an earthmover opened a hole onto it during the construction of a new aqueduct.
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The initiative is part of the D.E.P.'s Water Demand Management Plan, which seeks to reduce water use in advance of much-needed renovations to the Delaware Aqueduct.
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In 312 B.C., the city finished the underground Appio aqueduct, and in following centuries, most of the water brought in came from groundwater within a 25-mile radius.
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Only about 153 percent to 45 percent of the customers of the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority (PRASA) had potable water as of Tuesday, company authorities said.
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The city of 5703,000 people north of Madrid is known for its 16th-century Gothic cathedral, a Moorish castle called Alcázar and a 2,000-year-old Roman aqueduct.
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New data in WRI's Aqueduct Water Risk Atlas showed the lion's share of the most thirsty countries are located in the largely arid Middle East and North Africa region.
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Sports Briefing | Horse Racing Flexibility dominated the $200,000 Jerome Stakes at Aqueduct, the start of the New York road for 3-year-olds heading to the Triple Crown races.
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According to data released by NASA and the European Space Agency earlier this month, parts of a 715km aqueduct in California sank more than 403cm between 2013 and 2016.
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Elí Díaz-Atienza, executive vice president for Puerto Rico's Aqueduct and Sewer Authority, told San Juan-based WKAQ radio the island's water facilities were significantly damaged during the hurricane.
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Any honest monument to the aqueduct would have to represent not only the workers, but also the Indigenous people who were displaced in order for construction to take place.
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The monument excludes the Paiute people, the original inhabitants of Owens Valley — where the city's water comes from — just as the aqueduct itself excludes them from their water supply.
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The New York Racing Association suspended horse racing at Aqueduct Racetrack this weekend after a worker who cared for the animals tested positive for the coronavirus on Thursday morning.
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Officials remained on an emergency footing in Owens Valley, on the eastern side of the southern Sierra, where Los Angeles draws much of its water through an aqueduct system.
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Earlier this week, two rivals got into it, jockeying for position as they raced from Pont du Gard, the Roman aqueduct in Provence, to the Alpine town of Gap.
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It refers to a Segovia myth that the Devil, not the Romans, had given the city its famous aqueduct, which towers 90 feet over the Old Town of Segovia.
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