The crews of naval vessels have their sleeping berths near the water line, so the berths may flood quickly after a collision.
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Both conditions are potentially curable before playoff berths are settled.
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They were all located in flooded berths, the Navy said.
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These committee berths are prized for home-state political reasons, too.
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Together the berths would sleep five and set me back $231,250.
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As darkness fell on northern Virginia, Pat set up the berths.
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Four teams get automatic qualifying berths, and one will be Brazil.
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The victims were all located in flooded berths, the Navy said.
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Meanwhile, Lebanon's leaders are fighting over berths on a sinking ship.
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The resources that come with tournament berths are not only abstract.
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Some streets resemble jack-o-lanterns with wide berths of missing teeth.
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Hong Kong alone has an estimated 10,000 fewer berths than are needed.
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The company had already installed sleeper berths for guards in its vans.
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The conference is within striking distance of the record for tournament berths.
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The original plan was to develop around 10 berths at the 25-metre deep sea port to accommodate bigger oil tankers, but the size will now be revised to only two berths, Set Aung said in an interview.
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Even without Airbus's announcement, cargo-hold sleeper berths were already on the way.
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Cole Walsh (219.50), KC Lightfoot (220.65) and Zach Bradford (222) also earned berths.
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Brazil has already advanced, but the other three automatic berths are wide open.
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There is also a bunk room with two sleeping berths off the kitchen.
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But the winning tandem will not earn Masters berths or any ranking points.
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Berths are priced from $12,000, but all are sold, the majority to property owners.
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But going down to the lower berths doesn't help either, in my opinion. Claustrophobic.
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He helped guide the Pirates to two NCAA Tournament berths and one NIT appearance.
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Exceptions are usually reserved for September, when playoff berths can hang in the balance.
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The wharf will have three berths to receive natural gas and petroleum products carriers.
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Asia currently has only four guaranteed World Cup berths, plus an intercontinental playoff spot.
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Her résumé included a 29-53 record and five postseason berths with the Violets.
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Two- to four-bedroom homes with private berths range from $2.25 million to $4.25 million.
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Vessels were still moving to secure berths at the ports on Saturday morning, he said.
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The revamped port has three multipurpose berths and its inner is dredged to 11.5 metres.
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Dr. Tristan Smith of University College, London, said several shipping companies offered berths for passengers.
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Entering this week, 18 Major League Baseball teams were within three games of playoff berths.
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Three of the terminal's berths are closed for maintenance, a Singapore-based tanker broker said.
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The migrants bed down in the berths in the sleeping cars where passengers once slept.
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The next four teams with the best records get berths into the playoffs as well.
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The Dream hoped grit and tough defense would get them one of those eight berths.
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Wild-card berths are unlikely for them, so it is a division title or bust.
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Rompola, 55, has a 438-314 record as a head coach, with seven N.C.A.A. tournament berths.
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Once the necessary approvals were received, all the berths could go into use within two years.
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The final 45 laps loomed large in the fight to earn berths in the final four.
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The top four teams in South America get automatic berths to next year's tournament in Russia.
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"Wall and Beal are both in discussion for All-Star (berths) — and they should be," Stevens said.
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The brunt of the collision came in the sleeping berths were much of the crew was asleep.
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South America has four automatic berths and one in an intercontinental playoff for a 32-team tournament.
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Or it may signal a realization that the more practical objective is an NL Wild Card berths.
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But Ms. Conroy said that was not the case, emphasizing that the berths would resemble parking spaces.
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And there will be a new deepwater port, with berths large enough to host an aircraft carrier.
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Two of Caldwell's Lions teams earned playoff berths but lost in the wild-card round both times.
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All-Star berths, for prestige and legacy reasons, mean so much to the players that earn them.
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A partnership that had produced eight consecutive playoff berths and a Super Bowl title had become untenable.
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It is not clear when port operators will bring others to berths in Southern California and elsewhere.
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With most of the regular season complete, seven of the 16 playoff berths remain up for grabs.
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Early buzz might start, which can translate into other festival berths, future ticket sales, and awards season momentum.
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A run of upsets saw four teams outside the top 16 challenging for tournament titles and automatic berths.
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The loss by the Avalanche clinched Western Conference playoff berths for both Minnesota and the San Jose Sharks.
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The Houston-based operator also is studying the feasibility of building a second pier with two more berths.
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LHP Zach Britton earned consecutive All-Star berths with his selection to the AL pitching staff on Tuesday.
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There are two existing crude oil berths in Rizhao able to anchor supertankers, according to the CEFC executive.
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Along with two other berths and two single monobuoy systems, Jose handles three-quarters of Venezuela's crude exports.
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The six N.F.C. playoff berths last season went to the Giants, Green Bay, Atlanta, Dallas, Detroit and Seattle.
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The losers will head to the decider matches to determine which teams claim the final upper-bracket berths.
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The Blue Jackets are two points ahead of Montreal as three teams vie for the two wild-card berths.
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Third-seeded Pablo Carreno Busta of Spain and unseeded Nikoloz Basilashvili of Georgia grabbed the last two quarterfinal berths.
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His district includes a proposed anchorage site that would contain three berths off Montrose Point in northern Westchester County.
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Last week CMA announced it would also form a joint venture with PSA Singapore Terminals to operate container berths.
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The European airplane maker has partnered with France's Zodiac Aerospace to create cargo sleeper berths for Airbus A330 jets.
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Extra berths made the ship so top-heavy that dockworkers said it would lurch badly when loading or unloading.
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The terminal includes regasification facilities comprising a regasification unit, the storage tanks and berths for loading and reloading LNG vessels.
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The series will move to Phoenix next weekend where the two remaining berths in the championship field will be decided.
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Unlike fast bowlers, who usually occupy three or four berths in the starting 11, spinners generally compete for one spot.
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A full-size travel bus has been outfitted with sleeping berths lining a narrow walkway, like trains used to have.
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At the Olympic diving trials over the weekend in Indianapolis, young American hopefuls celebrated their berths for the Rio Games.
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The Browns lost Super Bowl berths in 1986 and 1987 to the same team and in the same agonizing fashion.
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Then, as a full orange moon was rising over dark fields, we retired to our berths and tucked ourselves in.
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By season's end, a smattering of teams already have cemented playoff berths and shifted their focuses to the coming postseason.
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Yohan Blake and Elaine Thompson, the men's and women's 100m champions, looked impressive in securing berths in Sunday's 200m final.
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With both the Brewers and Cubs guaranteed spots, there are now three teams battling for the two remaining playoff berths.
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The scheme will involve the co-development of the companies' adjacent berths at the Fundy Ocean Research Center for Energy.
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The women's teams from United States, Russia, Britain, China, Italy, Japan, Canada, Netherlands had already secured their berths last year.
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"A crewmember sleeping in the wheelhouse berths was awakened by a noise and got up to investigate," the report says.
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He came back in 2004 and had a 30-34 record in four seasons, leading Washington to two playoff berths.
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Based on the agreements, India would build and operate two terminals and five berths with cargo handling in the Chabahar port.
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Unlike the United States, where the first three finishers in the trials win Olympic berths, Jamaica's selection policy allows medical exemptions.
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Those two berths went to Hendrick Motorsports teammates Jimmie Johnson — who will chase his series-record eight championship — and Alex Bowman.
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They finished with only four wins from 10 games but it was enough to grab one of Asia's four automatic berths.
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They began the day four games behind the Baltimore Orioles and the Toronto Blue Jays for the two wild-card berths.
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Plans include a 300,000 deadweight tonnage (DWY) crude terminal, two 150,000-DWT crude berths and a 9.8 million barrel storage farm.
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The Blue Jays, meanwhile, have clinched postseason berths in back-to-back seasons after enduring their own two-decade playoff drought.
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Carving the space into multiple berths was self-protective, said David A. Green, an associate broker with the firm Colliers International.
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The candidates can be grouped into three categories: These teams are probably guaranteed berths if they win their conference championship games.
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Miami (38-41) failed to create a three-way tie for the last two berths, losing by 111-109 at Minnesota.
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An expansion team in 1993, the Rockies have won four wild-card berths and advanced to the World Series in 2007.
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PRESSURE ON PORTS Trade sources said Iranian ports were also struggling to process ships due to a lack of available berths.
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That attitude — never satisfied, always unfulfilled — has forged their dominance this era, with six consecutive berths in the A.F.C. title game.
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In the 35-year history of the conference, only Manhattan (1995) and Iona (2012) received at-large berths in the N.C.A.A. tournament.
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But airlines can give away unsold berths at little incremental cost, because the jet would fly whether they are filled or not.
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Along with two other berths (East and West) and two single monobuoy systems (SPMs), Jose handles three quarters of Venezuela's crude exports.
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Sophia Paraskeva, marketing manager for the site, said a feasibility study for the project showed a lack of berths in Mediterranean locations.
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Khor al-Amaya is located in the Gulf near the much larger Basra offshore terminal which has several berths and mooring points.
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That assessment is based on an examination of the point of impact and the berths in which the sailors were likely sleeping.
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Sometimes playoff berths have been on the line, or a path could be cleared to the postseason, even to the Super Bowl.
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Liriano revived his career in Pittsburgh, going 35-25 from 2013 to 2015 while helping the Pirates to three straight playoff berths.
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They remain fifth in the group, eight points adrift of the Koreans, who occupy the second of the two automatic qualifying berths.
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Then the tugboats peel away from Manhattan, one by one, and head back to their berths in Bayonne, Newark, or Staten Island.
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Only 12 teams make the conference tournament, and the last four games among that group should be crucial for determining those berths.
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The collision caused significant damage to the Fitzgerald above and below the waterline, flooding berths, a machinery area and the radio room.
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Entering Saturday's games, only one of the 16 postseason berths is still unclaimed, but many of the first-round matchups remained undetermined.
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Of the seven Olympic berths that can be clinched at the FIBA World Cup, five had already been claimed entering Tuesday's quarterfinals.
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Of the seven Olympic berths that can be clinched at the FIBA World Cup, five had already been claimed entering Tuesday's quarterfinals.
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The waiting time to load Basra oil has shortened after Iraq added new berths and storage facilities at the port, Lin said.
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Unlike in the United States, where the first three finishers in the trials win Olympic berths, Jamaica's selection policy allows medical exemptions.
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A number of shipping companies now offer passenger berths, and a number of specialized travel agencies can arrange trips aboard cargo ships.
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These small group stages may require penalty shoot-out tiebreakers and it is not clear how many extra berths each continent will receive.
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I have the Spurs down as a playoff team largely because I'm too afraid to pick against them after 22 consecutive playoff berths.
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Boling blocked for four 1,000-yard rushers and helped the Bengals earn five straight playoff berths (2011-15), including two AFC North titles.
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These sites would provide space for a total of 43 berths for vessels traveling between the Port of Albany and New York Harbor.
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Big companies like BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto and Fortescue Metals Group rushed to build mines and add port berths as fast as possible.
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Although not all the medals were awarded, all six Olympic berths in each of the dressage, jumping and eventing team competitions were decided.
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Olympic berths will be reallocated by a Monday deadline after talks with the International Olympic Committee and national Olympic bodies, the federation said.
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But with so many slots available, and several other teams declining berths, some of the tournaments may be having trouble filling their fields.
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It also nabbed berths for Production Design, Film Editing, and Costume Design (which is no shocker, if you've seen the film's sumptuous looks).
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Life aboard the Roosevelt means learning to live on top of other people: Many of the berths where sailors sleep include bunk beds.
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India, which operates two berths in the seaport, has already used the port to send its first wheat shipment to Afghanistan in October.
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"We're right here next to the water where the icebreaker berths and a lot of the Antarctic crew come in," Ms. Radman said.
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Passengers can suggest the price they are willing to pay to block up to three berths, and the chance to stretch out a bit.
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Given most airlines now charge you just to bring a suitcase along, these sleeping berths are probably going to be an incredibly pricy upgrade.
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It said that the notice, regarding the development of Stanley Point Berths 3 and 4 in Australia's Port Hedland, came from the transport minister.
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As the NFL season reaches its final quarter, the Seattle Seahawks and Minnesota Vikings are in position to earn NFC wild-card playoff berths.
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There is also a line of nine vessels to leave the Azov Sea and eight other vessels are standing by near the port berths.
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He said he would likely raise headcount to around 20 from five during the Cup and said clients were enquiring about berths for 2021.
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Moda is also studying the feasibility of building an additional pier with two more berths, McCall said, which would handle other types of tankers.
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The Vinson will mark the biggest U.S. military presence in the country since 1975 when it berths in Danang for a five-day stay.
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The final two berths in the Championship 4 Playoffs finale at Homestead-Miami Speedway in two weeks will be decided next Sunday in Phoenix.
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China has built a military airstrip, naval berths and sports fields on the island, but the tribunal ruled that it was in Philippine waters.
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In a press release Tuesday, the firm said it was partnering with Zodiac Aerospace to build the compartments, complete with sleeping berths for passengers.
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Given where their teams are currently ranked, two of the championship games are effectively national quarterfinals, with their winners all but guaranteed semifinal berths.
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The unit's on-field legacy, which includes helping the team to two Super Bowl berths, will most likely be its consistent and enduring dominance.
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At the harbor, three new cranes have been installed and dredging will next year deepen the port depth to 2207 meters at five berths.
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Passengers flying coach could buy time in one of the sleeper berths to stretch out and take a nap during a long international flight.
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The Navy's 7th Fleet said "significant damage" to the McCain's hull resulted in the flooding of adjacent compartments including crew berths, machinery, and communications rooms.
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Military planners worry that China could develop a string of such berths that its ships could use to extend their reach far beyond China's shores.
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Amadeus, a travel-technology firm, is already developing an app that will offer flyers a chance to bid for empty premium berths on their smartphones.
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Some superyacht servicers are planning to boost staffing and look to the Auckland Council to increase the number of berths during the next America's Cup.
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Sleep restrictions introduced on Indian trains Passengers on Indian trains with two or three vertical berths will only be permitted to sleep from 10 p.m.
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The plan, by the private maritime industry, would create 10 new anchorage sites along the Hudson River, with more than 40 berths, or parking spots.
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The swimmer Michael Phelps, now 30 and the most decorated athlete in Olympic history, is aiming for five Olympic berths in trials that begin Sunday.
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Raw materials enter the supply chain at one end and an endless series of 27-win seasons and Sweet 16 berths emerge at the other.
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A modest proposal: The A.F.C., saturated by mediocrity (or worse), sends its two wild-card berths to the N.F.C., loaded with contenders, for future considerations.
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Astralis and Natus Vincere earned wins on Tuesday to clinch berths in the second stage of the ESL Pro League Season 11's European competition.
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You can have your Pullman berths and caviar on the flying boats of the 21980s, trundling along noisily, 21960 hours from New York to Paris.
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Glazer purchased the franchise in 1995 and presided over its best times — five playoff berths in seven seasons and a championship in Super Bowl XXXVII.
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The NFL shuffled several game times for Week 17, with contests impacting either playoff berths or seeding now being played in the same time window.
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The Mets also reached the 2016 playoffs as a wild-card team — only the second time in team history they had notched consecutive postseason berths.
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Narasaki won the men's combined event on Wednesday, a day after Noguchi won silver in the women's competition, as both climbers secured qualification berths for 2020.
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Vopak's Sebarok oil terminal has 79 storage tanks with a total capacity of 7.94 million barrels and nine berths for vessels, according to the company's website.
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Plane manufacturer Airbus and Zodiac Aerospace shared their design for modules with sleeping berths (which double as work and plays areas) that would be easily interchangeable.
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The difference of opinion boils down to the time-line governing Glencore's aluminum warrant cancellations and shipping instructions and ISTIM's subsequent allocation of load-out berths.
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Both tankers sailed directly from Qatari to UAE berths, and as of 1041 GMT were signalling Saudi Arabia's Ras Tanura as their next port of call.
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The plan is for India to equip and operate two berths in the port with a capital investment of $85.21 million on a 10-year lease.
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And with only 53 at-large berths available, it is inevitable that worthy teams that might have been capable of something memorable will be left out.
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Last year was an anomaly, with the Pittsburgh Pirates winning 98 games and the Cubs 97 on their way to capturing the N.L. wild-card berths.
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Napoli is one point ahead of P.S.G. and three clear of Liverpool, leaving the three teams competing for the group's two berths in the knockout stage.
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The difference of opinion boils down to the time-line governing Glencore's aluminium warrant cancellations and shipping instructions and ISTIM's subsequent allocation of load-out berths.
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The Navy said the collision inflicted significant damage to the destroyer above and below the water line, flooding berths, a machinery area and the radio room.
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Two years later she reached her first WTA final in Tokyo after clinching third-round berths at the Australian Open, Roland Garros and U.S. Open in 2016.
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The teen also has berths awaiting in the U.S. Open and British Open via his No. 1 amateur ranking, but will give those up by turning pro.
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He eventually took over the starting job and led the 49ers to consecutive postseason berths, including a Super Bowl appearance during his first year on the job.
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Drafted fourth overall out of Alabama by the Raiders in 2015, Cooper had consecutive 1,000-yard seasons — and consecutive Pro Bowl berths — in his first two seasons.
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MadFriars Announcer Series: Tim Hagerty El Paso broadcaster Tim Hagerty finished up his fourth year in El Paso, the last three of which ended in playoff berths.
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Unless a driver were to win his first race of the season Monday — none did — only two berths remained available for the playoff when the race started.
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It was believed that an extra pair of playoff berths would encourage competitive balance; more teams with their eye on October would result in better regular seasons.
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Nine players earn automatic berths on the 12-man Europe Team by the end of August, with Clarke later naming three captain's picks to complete the team.
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Love has a different consideration, with Brooks Koepka the only rookie currently within the top 10 on the U.S. points list that will produce eight automatic berths.
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Moda Midstream LLC is considering modifying one of its berths at its Ingleside, Texas crude export terminal to accommodate supertankers, the company's chief executive said on Thursday.
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Panama trailed 21989-21998 to Costa Rica at halftime and Honduras was behind 22006-266 to Mexico, but both rallied against nations that already had clinched berths.
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The 65-foot-long ship, available to book on Airbnb, has two berths, a gangplank where guests board, an upper deck hammock, and plenty of hidden nooks.
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BELGRADE (Reuters) - Bitter Balkan rivals Serbia and Croatia booked two of the last three remaining Olympic basketball berths after contrasting wins over their respective rivals on Saturday.
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The top two teams in the Fall Showdown will receive berths in the BLAST 2020 Fall Finals, an eight-team, $750,000 event scheduled for Dec. 8-13.
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More well-rounded players who rarely strike out — like Houston's Jose Altuve, Boston's Mookie Betts and Cleveland's Jose Ramirez — have also led their teams to postseason berths.
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Nadal has dropped only 22 games so far in the tournament, the fewest he has lost on the way to any of his 26 Grand Slam semifinal berths.
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The stakes are much higher for the Cardinals, though, as they try to keep pace in the three-team race for the two National League wild-card berths.
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The Avalanche's hopes of claiming the first of two Western Conference wild-card playoff berths were dashed when the Dallas Stars defeated the visiting Minnesota Wild 3-0.
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Reuters reported on Wednesday that Guangzhou, with 14 coal berths and capacity to handle 60 million tonnes of shipments per year, had halted operations, including foreign coal imports.
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The first phase of construction—two container berths and one for bulk goods like fertiliser, plus EU-funded road and rail links—is due for completion by 2021.
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Too few roads, berths and systems; too many ships, cars and grasping hands, leading to high costs and lost time: that is Indonesia's infrastructure problem in a nutshell.
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Both teams had already secured Olympic berths by reaching the final while Australia won the bronze medal after edging Hungary 10-9 in the day's thrilling curtain-raiser.
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Instead, the female Olympians, like Saudi Arabia's, reached the Games via the IOC's wild-card berths, a program to increase participation and sports development in less competitive countries.
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But in this gentrification debate, the cost of new berths is less important than the architecture of the ship — and whether they ever served as actual commercial ships.
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Atlanta finished behind the New York Red Bulls to earn the second of six Eastern Conference playoff berths and have since reached the penultimate round of the postseason.
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Like the ones at Saint-Nazaire and Lorient, its colossal berths, titanic dimensions and worn concrete today give the structure the appearance of a relic of prehistoric times.
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The stakes of the decision were compounded because both teams were 212-250 and chasing playoff berths, via either the A.F.C. West title or a wild-card spot.
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Today, the 160,000-square-foot structure, called Building 78, is home to around 175 companies with berths from 19413 square feet to 12,000 square feet, Mr. Nislick said.
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Under a proposed allocation of the places for the 2026 tournament announced in late March, Concacaf's allotment of guaranteed World Cup berths would double — to six from three.
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Coleman will lead a talented American team to next month's world indoor championships with the top-two finishers in each event in New Mexico securing berths for Birmingham, England.
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Completion of the first of two deep-water berths at Saqr Port in 2018 will ease the bottleneck at quarries and allow them to export to more distant markets.
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With the win, Busch joins teammate Denny Hamlin and Penske drivers Brad Keselowski and Joey Logano as drivers having won races and securing berths in the season-ending Playoffs.
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That team was the Ottawa Senators, who routed the Boston Bruins on Saturday to guarantee the Red Wings one of eight Eastern Conference berths in the Stanley Cup playoffs.
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Kemba Walker scored 203 points for the Hornets, who are in a tight race with Atlanta, Boston and Miami for the third through sixth playoff berths in the East.
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However, ship-based tourism is a tightly controlled industry because Ecuador's government has placed a cap on the number of berths (beds) allowed on the Galápagos cruise ship fleet.
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The charter and sailing industry rebounded quickly after the storms, and close to 3,000 berths are available throughout the territory for motorized boats and sailboats, according to tourism officials.
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However, Atlas said later the government had notified it that its North West Infrastructure joint venture does not have priority rights to develop shipping berths including ones at Port Headland.
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The Devils have 212 points, one behind both the Pittsburgh Penguins and the Columbus Blue Jackets in the race for the last two automatic postseason berths from the Metropolitan Division.
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The Bulldogs seek back-to-back NCAA tournament berths for the first time since 103-02, and their resume got a boost with Thursday's 74-72 victory at South Carolina.
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Coal supplies from Australia have picked up as key ports in that country recovered from the temporary closure of some berths due to maintenance, which hampered exports for three months.
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Serbia and France, which won silver and bronze medals two years ago at the Basketball World Cup, will be among the favorites to earn berths after falling short last summer.
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For his part, Mr. Patel of Midwood said he hopes to bring in new retail along Broadway with the commercial tenants he will install in the Williams's six retail berths.
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Basra Oil Terminal has seven loading berths but only a single point mooring facility, SPM No. 3, is being used to load Iraqi heavy crude, port agents and brokers said.
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Indeed, ABC's uptown complex was an odd fit in a residential enclave, especially when rivals like CBS and NBC have Midtown berths, and it offered little upside for the community.
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If there was a persistent knock on college basketball's most consistent program, whose streak of 23 consecutive N.C.A.A. tournament berths is the longest ever, it was: always good, rarely great.
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The government has been promoting charter sailboats and yachts — roughly 3,2944 berths are available throughout the 80 islands and cays of the country — as a way to visit by sea.
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Since Major League Baseball doubled the number of wild-card berths in 2012, it has taken an average of 90 victories to gain entrance to the postseason through that door.
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The Blackhawks are headed toward missing the playoffs for the second consecutive season, following a nine-year run of consecutive postseason berths, earning three Stanley Cup titles in that stretch.
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A two-phase development completed last year near Speightstown on the northwest coast, Port Ferdinand Marina and Luxury Residences, has 82 luxury residences and 120 berths on a horseshoe-shaped marina.
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The Galataport project envisages a new terminal for cruise ships and a luxury hotel in the Karakoy neighbourhood near Istanbul's historic Galata district, the site of Istanbul's old berths for cruiseliners.
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It enables better visibility in poor weather conditions by combining and centralizing data from multiple sources, and it's particularly useful when ships are navigating in close quarters, like docking at berths.
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The 2.2 billion reais Tiplam terminal started operations with two berths last year, enabling VLI to handle 4.6 million tonnes of sugar in 2017, double the 2013 volume, the companies said.
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The five fastest sprint hurdlers in the world this year, headlined by American record holder Keni Harrison and 2008 Olympic champion Dawn Harper-Nelson, will be vying for three Rio berths.
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Retail berths at the building, designed by Marvel Architects, will include an outpost of the Brooklyn Roasting Company, a coffee chain, and a space for vendors from Smorgasburg, the food market.
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As one of the greatest players of all time and the biggest draw in the women's game, she also would presumably have no problem acquiring wild card berths into additional events.
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Having caught word of women's organizing in Paris, the National Women's Trade Union League of America purchased berths for two of its chief organizers on the next ship crossing the Atlantic.
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With its win over North Carolina, Virginia Tech extended college football's longest active streak of bowl berths to 25 - tied with Alabama (1959-83) for the third-longest in college football history.
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With five women landing berths on the Rio bound squad Douglas was fortunate to be among them after an uninspiring seventh place finish at the two-day U.S. trials that ended Sunday.
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Matt Duchene scored the lone goal for the Blue Jackets, who had a two-game winning streak snapped as they battle for one of the Eastern Conference's two wild-card playoff berths.
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As globalisation gathered pace in the 22s and 303s, the port expanded further into the sea, to provide berths for the mega-ships bringing sneakers and flat screens from Asia to Europe.
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As the train rocked from side to side, we made our way through all the cars toward the rear, and the sleeper cars, narrow walkways lined with utilitarian berths with metal doors.
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Texas Tech is considered likely to join the six ranked teams in comprising seven Big 12 teams to receive N.C.A.A. tournament berths this year, the same number the conference had last year.
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"The goal, as weird as it sounds, is for this to be normal," Elliot Steinmetz, the head coach since 2014 and a former player on the team, said of winning N.C.A.A. berths.
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"The Headless Woman" (which followed "La Cienaga" and "The Holy Girl") received berths at festivals and slots on the top-10 lists of leading critics such as Amy Taubin and J. Hoberman.
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Romo was the undrafted rookie who became a Pro Bowl player, leading the Cowboys to four playoff berths and posting only two losing seasons after taking over as the starter in 2006.
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As the host of the next Olympics, next February in Pyeongchang, South Korea has automatic berths in the men's and women's ice hockey competitions, which are premier events at any Winter Games.
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First, everyone is invited: the champions of every Division I conference, from the mighty Atlantic Coast to the lower-profile West Coast, the Big East to the Big West, receive automatic berths.
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More than 200 sailors were about the USS Fitzgerald at the time — most aboard expected to have been asleep in their berths when the vessels crashed into one another, the Associated Press reported.
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Toronto, who after two consecutive MLS Cup berths missed the playoffs in 2018, punched their ticket to the final when they overcame an early deficit to beat defending champions Atlanta United 2-1.
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The trials get underway Sunday at CenturyLink Center, where over 1,700 entrants will compete for fewer than 60 berths on the United States squad that will compete at the Rio Games in August.
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If Clemson garners a playoff spot for the fifth consecutive year, that could leave Ohio State, Penn State, Alabama, L.S.U. and Georgia (ranked sixth with one loss) scrapping for the final three berths.
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Only two Canada shuttlers qualified for the Rio Olympics but a bullish Butler expects at least five, and perhaps as many as eight, to earn berths for the 2020 Summer Games in Tokyo.
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The first three seeds went to Clemson (113-1), Oklahoma (12-1) and Georgia (12-1), all of which were virtually assured berths on Saturday after they won their respective conference championship games.
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For anyone not falling under those categories, policemen explain that most businesses and all lodging, even at marina berths, is closed, and "you might be better off if you go home," Carruthers said.
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A Navy report released in August found that within 143 seconds of the collision, seawater began rushing through a gaping hole in the starboard hull, filling berths in which sailors had been sleeping.
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Earning more berths does lead to more revenue, as conference payouts are determined by the number of games members play over a rolling six-year period, with each game currently worth about $250,000.
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"I wandered round one night to the back of the tents and discovered that most of the circus workers appeared to sleep in booths, sort of four berths to a booth," he said.
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Thursday's agreement covers the construction of two deepwater berths, said Set Aung, who was chosen to lead negotiations for the government of Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi that came to power in 2016.
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Atlas shares fell sharply last week, after it was notified that its North West Infrastructure (NWI) joint venture did not have priority rights to develop certain shipping berths at Port Hedland in Western Australia.
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Celtics defeat Bucks, earn No. 1 seed in East BOSTON — Brad Stevens knows the Boston Celtics don't play for playoff berths, Atlantic Division championships or even the No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference.
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The Zhoushan terminal has an annual receiving capacity of 3 million tonnes of LNG, with facilities including three berths, two storage tanks each capable of 160,000 cubic meters and 14 loading points for trailers.
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The suddenly do-no-wrong Yankees, who for four months could seemingly do no right, have won a season-high seven consecutive games as they continue to chase one of their unlikeliest playoff berths.
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On July 28, Amazon issued a very strong report, which provided the impetus for its rise, in market cap, past two venerable companies, which regained their fourth and fifth place berths on Friday afternoon.
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In January, the Coral Princess, a ship with 2,000 berths and a crew of nearly 173, plowed through the frigid waters off the Antarctic Peninsula, cruising past icebergs, glaciers and mountains clad in snow.
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Here, look: 19 consecutive N.C.A.A. tournament appearances, two regional top seeds, a No. 1 national ranking, dozens of power-conference teams tamed, three berths in the round of eight and — oh, right, about that.
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For the Yangpu storage, CEFC is planning second-phase development by adding another 32 million barrels of storage, as well as berths including one for VLCCs, CEFC said in its statement, without giving a timeline.
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In 20083, they built The Due Return, a to-scale ship with tiny galleries in place of sleeping berths inside a Santa Fe gallery in six weeks, only to tear it down three months later.
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More than 200 sailors were aboard the U.S. Navy warship at the time — most aboard were expected to have been asleep in their berths when the vessels crashed into one another, the Associated Press reported.
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Keys' victory ensured Americans grabbed all of the semi-finals berths at Flushing Meadows for the first time since Tracy Austin, Chris Evert, Martina Navratilova and Barbara Potter filled the final four spots in 1981.
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U.S. Open champion Johnson, Spieth, Phil Mickelson, PGA Championship winner Jimmy Walker and Ryder Cup rookie Brooks Koepka have already secured their berths, with the final three automatic selections to be decided after The Barclays.
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He made sure that the crew had creature comforts: The boat was fitted out with proper berths, a bar and a galley, and supplied with food and drink far more appealing than normal sea rations.
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U.S. Open champion Dustin Johnson, Spieth, Phil Mickelson, PGA Championship winner Jimmy Walker and Ryder rookie Brooks Koepka have already secured their berths, with the final three automatic selections to be decided after The Barclays.
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Under the proposal, Yonkers and two villages to the north, Hastings-on-Hudson and Dobbs Ferry, would have by far the most barges at anchor, with 16 berths spread across 715 acres on the water.
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In contrast, the R.P.I., an index that is a key factor in determining N.C.A.A. tournament berths, and which does not account for scoring margin, is unimpressed, ranking West Virginia 29th even before Monday night's loss.
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Joey Wendle and Brendan McKay homered for the Rays, who enter the final week of the regular season in a three-way battle with Oakland and Cleveland for the AL's two wild-card playoff berths.
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The deal under which India will develop two terminals and cargo berths at Chabahar, on the Gulf of Oman, will be signed during a visit by Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Iran beginning on Sunday.
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For example, grain production in the Matopiba agricultural frontier region - the states of Maranhão, Tocantins, Piauí and Bahia - is growing and requires better equipment and more berths at ports such as Itaqui and Ilhéus, he said.
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Both teams secured berths in the 2020 Olympic Games by reaching the final and the Italians celebrated their second gold medal under coach Alessandro Campagna, who jumped into the pool with his jubilant players to celebrate.
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Acting on a report that the Californian is heading to Boston with a cargo of recovered corpses from the Titanic, he sets out to rendezvous with the ship before it berths at the East Boston piers.
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The top 63 players in the world are given automatic berths for Rio, with a maximum of four spots available for each individual country, and the final places were decided according to the rankings on Monday.
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Conference tournaments are a bad way to determine NCAA Tournament berths in one-bid leagues, because they devalue the regular season and leave worthy schools on the outside of March Madness, looking in from the NIT.
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Big baseball powers including defending champions Dominican Republic, the United States, Japan, Cuba and Venezuela already booked berths in the fourth edition of the championship that debuted in 2006, based on their finish in the 2013 competition.
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Still among the most popular and widely played sports in the world, volleyball has several hundred million fans and players as well as secure berths for both the indoor team and beach versions at the Summer Olympics.
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The truck has four separate berths in the back, currently empty, and dirty plastic baths -- testament to the commonplace nature of violent death here -- that slide in and out, onto which they drag this man's body bag.
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"Over the past 15 years EMEC has hosted more ocean energy technologies at its real sea test berths in the U.K. than any other facility in the world," EMEC's commercial director, Oliver Wragg, said in a statement.
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It will be the first thing, let's face it, for which hostile readers will hunt, but the forty-second President of the United States is smart enough to give any hint of carnality the widest of berths.
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To advance to the playoffs, the Panthers almost certainly will have to do so as a wild card, making their Week 12 game against Seattle, vying for one of the same two berths, all the more vital.
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With four games left, the Islanders earned their 86th point to inch to within 20143 of Ottawa and Toronto, and they remain 6 points behind Boston in the race for the Eastern Conference's final three playoff berths.
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On the Boeing 777, pilots have their own overhead sleeping compartments, which feature two roomy sleeping berths, as well as two business-class seats, and enough room for a closet, sink, or lavatory, depending on the airline.
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The Wolves entered Tuesday night's game in Chicago—coach Tom Thibodeau's return to the city he brought five consecutive playoff berths from 2011 to 2015—with a record of 6-18, tied for the worst in the league.
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The flip side of Pakistan's success in Tests is that the country's ODI team is abysmal: it has fallen all the way to ninth in the world, outside of the automatic qualification berths for the 2019 World Cup.
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Donald, whose best finish at the U.S. Open was a tie for eighth in 633, was one of six players battling in a playoff that awarded the last five berths from the qualifier for the year's second major.
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Cheek said the decline is partly because the introduction of the mass start resulted in the number of Olympic berths in other events being cut, but is also due to a fall in the popularity of inline skating.
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In 2012, Missy Franklin came to the Olympic trials and treated every final she made as a reason to dance, and she gamboled her way to berths in the London Games in four individual events and three relays.
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Shares of Atlas Iron, lately a hot target for takeovers, dove over 19 percent after the government notified it that its North West Infrastructure JV does not have priority rights to develop certain ship berths in Port Hedland.
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Enter Taggart, who was 24-25 in four seasons at South Floridabut did guide the Bulls to 18 wins and two bowl berths over his final twoseasons and is now attempting to orchestrate a similar turnaround in Eugene.
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After the regular qualifying for the Euros is over next fall, teams that failed to make it but that did well in the Nations League will get to play in a last-chance tournament for four more berths.
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The Winnipeg was available but since it was a cargo boat it had to be refurbished to accommodate some 2,000 passengers with berths, canteens for meals, an infirmary, a nursery for the very young and, of course, latrines.
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We had a second-class compartment with four berths, and as the train slowly pulled out of the station, I took out my book on Lenin, tucked my suitcase under the bed and settled myself by the window.
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On College Football Entering the final weekend of the regular season, with its tantalizing lineup of traditional rivalry games, does it seem as if there is an unusual number of contenders for the four College Football Playoff berths?
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A consortium of companies led by China Communications Construction Company won the 41 billion Kenyan shillings contract to build the first three berths at Lamu port in 2013 where dhows - traditional sailing vessels - glide across the Indian Ocean.
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A consortium of companies led by China Communications Construction Company won the 41 billion Kenyan shillings contract to build the first three berths at Lamu port in 2013 where dhows - traditional sailing vessels - glide across the Indian Ocean.
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According to its preliminary report, the National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) determined that five crew members were asleep in upper-deck berths at the time of the fire, as was the crew member who died in the bunkroom.
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Joey Wendle and Brendan McKay homered for the Rays (23-27), who enter the final week of the regular season in a three-way battle with Oakland and Cleveland for the American League's two wild-card playoff berths.
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Last month, the country also signed a $154 million contract with the state-run China Harbour Engineering Company (CHEC) to build a roll-on, roll-off (ro-ro) terminal to deepen and strengthen seven berths at the port.
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DeRozan has led the team in scoring and they have the same number of All-Star berths, sure, but Lowry's impact on the court has been far more pronounced, both in the regular season and through his postseason struggles.
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With their sixth win in the last seven games, the Blue Jackets (236-214-276, 210 points) assured themselves of one of the wild-card berths in the Eastern Conference and eliminated the Montreal Canadiens (213 points) from contention.
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With their sixth win in the last seven games, the Blue Jackets (46-303-4, 96 points) assured themselves of one of the wild-card berths in the Eastern Conference and eliminated the Montreal Canadiens (94 points) from contention.
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Atlas holds the port rights through a joint venture of three junior miners called North West Infrastructure, which was given priority nine years ago to develop two berths with capacity of 50 million tonnes a year at Port Hedland.
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Atlas said on Wednesday the state has taken exclusivity away from North West Infrastructure to develop the two berths but still wants the port capacity to be set aside for junior miners, which would rule out Hancock or Fortescue.
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But he does know that Arch is doing what it can today to make its vision a reality, including securing other launch partners, and berths aboard future missions to the Moon, Mars and the rest of the Solar System.
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The easing of what officials in Kiev, the Ukrainian capital, describe as an on-again, off-again naval blockade allowed four cargo ships to enter the Sea of Azov and to dock at Mariupol, a port with 18 berths.
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Ben Is Back feels more Hollywood than this year's other parent-child film about a young addict, Beautiful Boy, but because of that it's more emotionally satisfying — and Roberts and Hedges will almost certainly be campaigning for awards berths.
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Surely, the Yankees would prevail against the Orioles and thus clinch one of the two American League wild-card berths and the right to play a single-elimination game, in all likelihood against the Oakland Athletics, on Oct. 3.
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A Columbia University student whose global campaign against rape and sexual abuse of children earned him berths to speak alongside United Nations and State Department officials was himself charged this week with a series of sex crimes against children.
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I don't dawdle, and even when walking at high speeds, I'm courteous — always willing to sway to one side, change speed in traffic or even take wide berths around large, lost, child-toting or otherwise compromised gaggles of pedestrians.
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Phase 2, to launch by 2025, will have two LNG berths receiving up to 266,000 cubic-meter carriers and five more 200,000 cubic-meter storage tanks, expanding Yantai LNG's receiving capacity to a total 11.5 million tonnes per year.
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Mr Gatland, who has also managed Wales since 2007, gave ten of the 33 starting berths in the final test to Welshmen while omitting the brilliant Brian O'Driscoll, an Irishman who is probably the best European player of the 21st century.
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It's where we first encountered joints like Survivor, Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, and American Idol — all of which debuted as totally unproven one-offs with then-unique formats, before ultimately earning higher-profile berths within their networks' respective lineups.
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However, it was a rough night for the Panthers as two of the three teams they were chasing for the final wild-card playoff berth in the Eastern Conference clinched postseason berths — the New Jersey Devils and the Columbus Blue Jackets.
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In the Murmansk region in Russia's northwest, where the rocky coastline of the Ura Bay still features deserted Soviet-era bases and top secret berths for today's submarine fleet, huge fish farming cages are now becoming part of the landscape.
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With a number of centre-right veterans finding safe berths in the PD lists, these accusations resurfaced, and some of Renzi's critics accused him of readying the party for a pact with Berlusconi in the event of a hung parliament.
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The Cubs (98-55), who scored four runs in the first inning off Mike Leake, dropped the Cardinals (303-73) a game behind the Mets and the Giants for the two N.L. wild-card berths pending the outcome of night games.
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The Navy is still investigating what caused the near sinking of the 505-foot destroyer, which collided with a container ship early Saturday morning in the waters off Japan, flooding two berths full of bunks, as well as other rooms.
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The mixed relay event will now be held in Valencia on May 1 and is the last opportunity for three National Olympic Committees to secure berths for two women and two men for the Tokyo Olympics, ITU said in a statement.
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Under the contract funded by a World Bank loan, CHEC, a subsidiary of the state-run China Communications Construction Co Ltd, will build a roll-on, roll-off (ro-ro) terminal and deepen and strengthen seven berths at Dar es Salaam port.
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With all 12 teams still in the competition in action on Wednesday, Group I leaders France face a stern test against Croatia while Sweden meet Norway in a Scandinavian derby as all four teams are vying for a pair of medal round berths.
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With a combined fleet of 9 ships with approximately 225,250 berths across its Norwegian Cruise Line, Oceania Cruises and Regent Seven Seas Cruises brands, Norwegian offers itineraries to more than 2000 destinations worldwide and plans to introduce 11 additional ships through 2027.
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However, Stielike did not see the travel hiccup having any negative impact on his side, who must win on June 12 to stay in the driver's seat for one of Group A's two automatic berths at the 2018 World Cup finals in Russia.
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She's pleased to show off the house a little: She hired Celine Dion's decorator Angela Reynolds and designed it around the kids (putting green for Charlie, 5; soccer nets for Sam Alexis, 6; bunk beds built like ship berths for visiting cousins).
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NEW YORK (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Advocates for refugees, the environment and victims of sexual violence earned prominent berths on Thursday in a list of the world's greatest leaders published each year by Fortune magazine in a tribute to their values, effectiveness and commitment.
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A decade from now, when McDavid is swimming in trophies and Oilers fans are taking for granted all the playoff berths with someone else between the pipes, Talbot's 2016-17 will probably look like just another decent season by an NHL goaltender.
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American construction teams built six new seaports with 29 berths for deep-draft transport ships at Da Nang, Cam Ranh Bay, Qui Nhon, Vung Ro, Vung Tau and Newport, in Saigon; six new naval bases, with slips for amphibious shipping, were also built.
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Families on base have rallied around the service members of both the McCain and the Fitzgerald, the destroyer that crashed in June, collecting clothes, toiletries and old uniforms for crew members who probably lost everything when their berths were flooded after the collisions.
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Bryan Murray, the longtime N.H.L. coach and executive who took the Florida Panthers and Mighty Ducks of Anaheim to surprising berths in the Stanley Cup finals as their general manager and coached the Ottawa Senators to the finals as well, died on Saturday.
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The collision, off the coast of Shimoda, about 80 miles southwest of Tokyo, inflicted serious damage to the destroyer, causing a section in its middle to cave in, above and below the water line, flooding berths, a machinery area and the radio room.
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The soccer world was left stunned on Tuesday when the United States, needing an away win or draw at bottom of the group Trinidad and Tobago to clinch one of the CONCACAF region's three automatic berths, suffered a humiliating 2-1 defeat.
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Defense has helped boost Canada to sixth among CONCACAF teams in the FIFA rankings and put it on track for a berth in the hexagonal that will determine three direct World Cup berths from the North and Central American and Caribbean region.
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These are incremental changes — nothing dramatic or otherwise noteworthy, except that the Knicks are now winning games that they once would have lost, and Fisher is fielding questions about expectations and playoff berths as a spokesman for the city's most stable pro basketball team.
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Before completion of Ms. Hadid's nine-story, $62 million design, when officials introduced foreign delegations to a port updated with the largest berths, deepest channels and latest technologies, they had to do so from a scrum of offices overlooking a vestigial harbor serving pleasure boats.
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Read more: A group of friends booked a $7,000 'luxury' villa in Croatia, but found nothing but wasteland when they showed upSay "ahoy" to this 65-foot long ship with two berths that you can rent on Airbnb, just minutes from the Minneapolis-St.
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At this tournament, however, some 3-point teams will make it: After Tuesday's games, Slovakia (4 points) and Northern Ireland (3 points) were guaranteed berths, the latter because of a superior goal difference over Turkey and Albania, the other third-place teams with 3 points.
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She'd known this ship was small, a cargo ship with a few extra berths for passengers, that her trip home would be cramped and unluxurious, but she hadn't stopped to consider what that would mean now that she was bringing this crate with her.
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Bradley Wright-Phillips's six-game scoring streak came to an end, but the Red Bulls took a share of the top spot in the Eastern Conference, tied at 48 points with Toronto F.C. and New York City F.C., which have also both clinched postseason berths.
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"I came to the track with a mindset that we were going to go race and were going to give them hell and if we wreck, we wreck, if we win, we win," said Almirola, who joins Chase Elliott as bearers of automatic Round of 8 berths.
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When Commander Price, the 333-year-old leader of SEAL Team 4, did not appear for a meeting the next morning with an Afghan general, his men searched in the mess hall, in the showers and finally along the row of berths called the Green Mile.
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Howard Roseman, the team's vice president of football operations, said the Eagles understand and respect Foles' desire to lead a team after using him in relief of injured starter Carson Wentz for back-to-back playoff berths, including the team's first Super Bowl win in February 2018.
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Traders said the move caught merchants using Guangzhou by surprise - the port has 14 coal berths and can handle 60 million tonnes of shipments per year - and interpreted it as a sign of Beijing stepping up a campaign to cut pollution caused by use of coal.
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As the sailors diffuse to their berths, the carrier seems to expand in every direction, the pink flanges of the empty corridors stretching like an infinite mirror lengthways along the boat, the great iridescent innards of the Truman sprawled out as far as the eye can see.
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"I played some big hitters in this tournament, a lot, and I have to just react quickly with my feet and with my shots, as well," said Svitolina, whose U.S. Open tune-up included quarter-final berths in San Jose, Toronto and the last 16 in Cincinnati.
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"I'm wary of pledges like this, but I'm also sick of the willingness of think tanks and universities ... to provide berths for people whose only claim to prominence is for doing objectively bad things because they are players in the broader game of power," says Farrell.
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Three-time world all-around champion Simone Biles, London Olympic gold medalists and Fierce Five team mates Gabby Douglas and Aly Raisman and 16-year-old Lauren Hernandez were believed to have the inside track on four of the five Rio berths up for grabs coming into the trials.
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Perhaps Cheserek is older than he says, some fans speculated, giving him the prowess of a more mature athlete; others insisted that American records and Olympic berths achieved by runners of East African descent should be asterisked, because of what some perceived to be an unfair genetic advantage.
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While the exact use and pricing of the berths is yet to be determined, they are designed to be offered as an add-on option on long haul flights for passengers who want to get up from their seats and lie down, Airbus spokesman Jacques Rocca told CNN.
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He began his training at the Jason Morris Judo Center and San Jose State University, but it wasn't long before he was earning berths to Jr. World Championships, winning the Jr. US Open three years in a row, and medaling at the Sr. Nationals at the age of 17.
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Cleveland (93-2339) remains in the hunt for an AL wild-card spot with four games remaining but fell to 2328 23/25 games behind the Tampa Bay Rays (215-28) and two behind the Oakland Athletics (53-25) in the race for the two wild-card berths.
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A typical Amsterdam canal berth might be worth close to a half-million dollars, depending on its location and how big a ship it will allow; some of the older, unrenovated ships in those berths might be worth only $20,1123 (building a new ship, of course, is much more expensive).
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"Transnet has taken a decision to reduce staff in some of the terminals with the exception of operations for Agri-bulk products namely; soya bean meal, fertiliser and woodchips, which will be serviced on single berths operation at East-London, Richards Bay and Durban Agri terminals," Transnet said in a statement.
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A year ago, officials refused to move Djokovic's match with Adrian Mannarino on to Centre even though the court sat empty, while on Monday they opted to give priority to a mixed doubles encounter once Roger Federer, Serena Williams and Rafael Nadal had all swiftly booked their quarter-final berths.
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Regular-season championships are less glamorous than conference tournament titles, which is how leagues determine who receives their automatic bid to the N.C.A.A. tournament, but both have come to feel like a formality for Kansas, which is enjoying a record run of 27 (soon to be 28) consecutive N.C.A.A. berths.
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Alex Galchenyuk also scored, and Vinnie Hinostroza and Richard Panik each had three assists for the Coyotes, who have won five consecutive games and eight of their past 10 to pull within a point of idle Minnesota and Colorado, who entered the day holding the two Western Conference wild-card berths.
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A play-in tournament to determine the final two playoff berths in each conference that is also proposed for implementation in 239-22 — for the teams that finish between seventh and 10th in the East and West — could add up to two more games in April for the teams involved.
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The moment when he's shown the blueprint of the ship and realizes what those cramped berths and shackles are for, then accepts the job anyway, might be the most damning statement TV had yet made about the white man's ability to compartmentalize revulsion when there was money to be made.
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Port Canaveral says the rockets pose a weight issue "Due to the heavy weight and the effect of this weight on the Ports [sic] berths, staff is recommending that its tariffs be expanded to include a wharfage charges category for aerospace aircraft items," Rodger Rees, Port Canaveral's CFO, wrote in a memo.
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Because berths on our ship, the National Geographic Orion, started at twenty-two thousand dollars and went up to almost double that, I'd pre-stereotyped my fellow-passengers as plutocratic nature lovers—leather-skinned retirees with trophy spouses and tax-haven home addresses, maybe a face or two I recognized from television.
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