Quant hedge funds, both new and old, are piling in.
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You're dipping the toe back in and not just piling in.
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Local governments have been piling in with their own "Silk Road scholarship" schemes.
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Investors are piling in again, spying opportunities to lock in newly connected consumers.
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While critics are blasting Facebook, users are still piling in by the millions.
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He relates how riders try to game UberPool by piling in more passengers than indicated.
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Furthermore, short-sellers are piling in to the stock ahead of its lock-up expiration.
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But as time goes on, they start to blend together, piling in a thick layer.
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Businesspeople from Hong Kong, Taiwan and elsewhere began piling in to build factories, including in Dongguan.
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Several other companies are piling in, as are investors who believe the firms have global potential.
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The contest promises to be tough and crowded, with a scattering of outsiders now piling in.
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Attracted by the lure of new business, and fearful of missing out, firms are piling in.
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Facebook Inc, Microsoft Corp, Alphabet Inc's Google, and Cisco Systems Inc are piling in with new offerings.
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BARCELONA (Reuters) - Phonemakers are piling in to fill a gap in the market left by Samsung (203.
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But if you start piling in passengers, dead-heading time goes down and ride efficiency goes up.
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Some are selling bonds now because buyers who previously shunned them are piling in looking for extra yield.
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" He cautioned investors about piling in because this rally isn't proof that "they've turned it around over night.
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"Momentum funds are buying the strength, piling in as the price rises," said a metals trader in London.
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They would be piling in the sink to the point where you couldn't fit a plate in the sink.
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He believes central banks will keep piling in money, thus keeping the "financial methadone" cycle working — until it doesn't anymore.
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What might seem faddish could in fact be economists piling in to help shed light on the discipline's darkest corners.
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But it is hard to imagine China seeing the projects through, or other investors piling in, unless security can be improved.
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But foreign capital has been piling in on hopes that the country will be included in the MSCI Emerging Market Index.
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She is upstairs changing into dry clothes when the kids come home, all of them piling in at the same time.
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But other countries are piling in with their own demands, many of them aimed at their own domestic constituencies, diplomats said.
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But the warnings have had little effect, with dozens of new crypto-hedge funds entering the market and retail investors piling in.
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Chinese science is a nimble giant, capable of piling in on any new field of promise with enormous, often centrally encouraged, force.
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Honestly, I would have preferred Oppo put more work into picture quality than piling in features like the sticker face filters and beautification settings.
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But none of this has prevented domestic and foreign firms from piling in, hoping to reap some benefits as Beijing has given its blessing.
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This week, we reported on a rogue tomato growing on a piling in the water around Brooklyn Bridge Park in New York's East River.
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Short-sellers are piling in to bets against Equifax, one of the US's largest credit agencies, after class-action lawsuits and criticism by Rep.
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Britain's first referendum on membership, in 1975, was all about economics, with the free-market Tories piling in behind Remain while protectionist Labour backed Leave.
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But if it misfires, the firm could be saddled with losses and punished for piling in to credit at this late point in the cycle.
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Reports of woodcock sightings from around the city started piling in after the snowstorm, according to people who track the bird populations in the city.
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The photos of Teigen piling in mix of foods from both side of the supposed quality spectrum proves yet again that this woman just gets us.
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When you're going on a vacation to a new place, you might start by piling in the car and plugging the address into your phone's GPS.
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I ignored the usual cautions about overfilling the tins, piling in as much batter as each cup would hold — and then a little more in the center.
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However, the damage done to sports-mad Australia's esteem is arguably far greater, with everybody from Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull down piling in to express their outrage.
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Big was a native who grew up on a piling in the River Project's front yard, the wide water at Pier 40, just beyond West Houston Street.
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Again, the details vary greatly, but they primarily surf market momentum, going short when an asset class is falling, or piling in when the trend is positive.
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The big question will be whether the servers, which are already inconsistent for many users across the world, can handle the strain of Japan's Pokémon addicts piling in.
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What's more, unlike many popular cash back cards, the Double Cash has no rewards cap, so if you spend big one quarter, the savings don't stop piling in.
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In fact, CAR-T treatment - part of the wider field of cancer immunotherapy - is one of the hottest areas of drug research today, with multiple firms piling in.
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Bonds, which are perceived as a safe haven in times of market distress, saw an 18th consecutive week of inflows with $7.3 billion piling in over the past week.
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One way to prevent Whittaker from piling in, scoring points, and making Romero waste energy with feints, is just to keep a better track of where the bout is.
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What's more interesting than raw dollar values is exactly who is piling in and how they are doing so, Bryce Space and Technology founder and CEO Carissa Christensen says.
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Japan and South Korea are home to some of the bigger digital exchanges, with investors piling in as growth in bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies soared last year, provoking regulators' concerns.
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Some of these images were taken for stories about video game violence, and some captured the absurdities of video game worlds — like the bodies piling in the doorway of Hitman.
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But if that is the case then entrepreneurs round the world should be piling in, creating new businesses and expanding existing firms—especially in the light of low interest rates.
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Macau has been rapidly transformed since its return from Portuguese to Chinese rule in 1999 into a gambling hub many times larger than Las Vegas, with major U.S. casinos piling in.
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A resilient tomato plant was spotted growing on a wooden piling in the middle of the East River in New York this week, and now the phenomenon is warming hearts everywhere.
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Short sellers are piling in, even as cannabis stocks declineShort sellers have kept piling into these stocks, even as they&aposve declined, meaning they think they still have room to fall.
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The A380 is a plane built to support the main leg of that route (the New York to London flight), piling in as many people as possible onto a long haul flight.
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The $7.6 billion online brokerage firm blamed the technical problems on an "unprecedented load" on its infrastructure caused by volatile market conditions, record trading volume and a piling in of new users.
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Once a candidate emerges as a likely nominee, wonks start piling in, hoping to style themselves as advisers and surrogates in order to land a job in the White House down the road.
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Whether you're taking an older car on a short solo excursion, or piling in with family and friends for a cross-country drive, your road trip gear and setup can add to the experience.
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Ride-sharing app Via, which operates in New York City, Washington, D.C., and Chicago, is all about carpooling, so naturally for New Year's they suggest piling in with strangers to cut down on travel costs.
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As soon as news spread that Hurricane Florence was bearing down for a direct hit on the coast of the Carolinas, business travelers began canceling hotel reservations in droves and relief workers began piling in.
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This was the year that Bitcoin and most other blockchain currencies turned out to be the new tulip — a mania that led otherwise sensible people to suspend their better judgement and become poorer by piling in.
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The market is worth $3.5 trillion in the US alone, which is why tech companies like Microsoft, Amazon, and Apple are all piling in, hoping to become leaders in a new era of digital health care.
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South Korea said countries should be careful using national security as a reason for trade barriers, as it might set off a domino effect with other states piling in to justify measures to protect their own industries.
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As the markets continue to climb to new highs, a handful of stocks have surged more than 30 percent off their 200-day moving average — but the extreme conditions shouldn't deter investors from piling in, according to one trader.
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Investors who try to time the market, jumping out when they think things are going south and piling in when optimism rebounds, are exposing themselves to the risk that they will miss major positive returns, according to numerous studies.
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But even beyond Paris, in cities like New York and Los Angeles where there are vibrant fashion scenes, hat makers like Janessa Leoné, Gigi Burris and Gladys Tamez are expanding fast, with orders piling in from around the world.
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The loans — largely a byproduct of a flood of Chinese lending to keep the economy growing — are helping the affluent, the middle class and low earners who have dreamed of owning a home, while investors and speculators are piling in, too.
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Eventually some employee will have the good sense to put a sign out front that says no water, but until they do, customers will keep piling in, pushing toward the back, creating a suffocating crowd, like the mosh pit of a concert.
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We may not be heading to Germany's -0.65% negative 10 year bond interest rate, but the bond market has come to see US government debt as the last remaining "bargain" in risk-free securities for what it is and is piling in.
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DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - U.S. and European oil majors are piling in with offers to help Qatar develop new gas projects, the country's energy minister said, despite a protracted crisis in the Gulf region and pressure on firms to chose between Qatar and its neighbors.
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XIV was trading with a bit of a lag compared to the VIX's spike, so they were piling in when the VIX was at its peak — but before XIV had reacted: If you bought XIV on Monday afternoon to bet that volatility would go down, you were right.
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After a round of burgers, "dump truck fries," currywurst, and many orders of booze, the crew partakes in a few more treats before piling in the van and heading back to Toups' Meatery, where Isaac serves up bone-in pork chop sandwiches—but not before a quick wrestling match.
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He had been fielding calls from friends and family since The New York Times reported on his discovery: a tomato plant with a single red fruit that he had found growing atop a piling in the East River while he paddled his kayak near the Brooklyn Bridge on Labor Day.
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Phoning it in from the Barcelona mobile phone showPhonemakers are piling in to fill a gap in the market left by Samsung, still licking its wounds from a costly recall of its flagship Note 7 and with no key device of its own to launch at the telecom industry's biggest annual fair.
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While increased bank lending and infrastructure investment would likely drive strength in steel for the next few months or up to the end of the year, Fenton said he did not think it was "time to be piling in and putting in fresh money into resources and chasing that cycle," he told CNBC's "Squawk Box ".
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There's always one lone wolf, hepped up on goofballs looking for a good time while you and your guys—guys who are the good guys and not the guys who pull the funny faces that got slated above—are trying to enjoy yourselves without needing some dry-dick rando piling in and doing the worm!
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To this day, he loved salt water, and his only recreation was sailing his old boat, Czarina, which had been stolen long ago, when he was running from his problems, in the Bahamas, but was recovered, a derelict tied to a piling in the Miami River, and had been repaired often at unreasonable expense.
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The flopping of the IPOs: Tech's biggest investors came to San Francisco for a major startup conference, and one topic stole the showTraders are piling in to short WeWork's 'house-of-cards' junk bonds — and the costs of the bets are some of the priciest on recordUber and WeWork are being thrashed for pretending to be tech companies.
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WeWork is planning to lay off thousands — up to 25% of its employees — as its new CEOs focus on the core businessA New York real estate group sounded the alarm on WeWork years before it plunged into chaosTraders are piling in to short WeWork's 'house of cards' junk bonds — and the cost of the bets are some of the of the priciest on record
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Investors and attendees, piling in like sardines in the elevators (around 12 to 13 at a time), made their way to the roadshow where they were asked to have a business card and a photo ID. It was all suits, jackets and pea coats for the most part with the bankers sporting the look that you would expect if you envisioned someone ready to drill Snap executives on questions about the future of the company.
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Langford drove to the Merchandise Mart, then reported over the air that water was swirling near a piling in a manner similar to water going down a bathtub drain. Within minutes emergency services were converging on the bridge.
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The only reminder left of the Ballast Point Lighthouse is an automated light operating at Ballast Point on a piling in the water off of Ballast Point. It is listed as USCG number 6-1570, showing a white flash every four seconds (Fl W 4s). A daymark and a fog horn are also installed.
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Concrete silhouette by Frank Gallo contemplated the Boneyard Creek in Scott Park until its excision in 2009. Boneyard encased in sheet piling in Urbana Boneyard detention basin - Also known as Healey Street Basin Flood control park at 2nd St. and Springfield Ave. Boneyard Creek is a U.S. Geological Survey. National Hydrography Dataset high-resolution flowline data.
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Alfred Slote (born September 11, 1926) is a children's author known for his numerous sports and space novels. His writing has been described as "making space travel seem as ordinary as piling in the family wagon for a jaunt to McDonald's". Slote's 1991 novel Finding Buck McHenry was adapted into a 2000 television film. He currently resides in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
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A Junttan purpose-built piledriving rig in Jyväskylä, Finland A tracked piling machine on its specialized transport truck in London. A piling rig is a construction machine for piling in foundation engineering. It is mainly applied to drill in sandy soil, clay, silty clay, etc. and widely used cast-in-place piles, diaphragm walls, foundation reinforcement and other foundation projects.
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He had also been engaged in rum-running for some time. The barge, purchased for , was originally beached about a half a mile from its current location. It was moved due to expansion of the Intracoastal Waterway; the hawser ropes used are wrapped around a large piling in the bar. From the beginning it was clear that Club Unique would be a speakeasy with gambling and dining.
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Dickie Stanford was born on 9 January 1956 in Highworth near Wiltshire but grew up in Swindon. At the age of 12, Stanford attended the Race of Champions where he gained his passion for motor racing. When he left school in 1972, Stanford worked in the British Government's Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food and was involved in the work of stock-piling in case of war.
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Depending on the mounting, one can distinguish between side-looking, downward- and upward- looking ADCPs. A bottom-mounted ADCP can measure the speed and direction of currents at equal intervals all the way to the surface. Mounted sideways on a wall or bridge piling in rivers or canals, it can measure the current profile from bank to bank. In very deep water they can be lowered on cables from the surface.
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Rhodofomitopsis lilacinogilva is known primarily in Australia, where it is widely distributed, having been reported from Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, Tasmania, South Australia, Western Australia, and Northern Territory. The fungus was reported from India for the first time in 2009, and from Brazil in 2015. Although not native to Europe, it was reported as an exotic species growing on imported eucalyptus wood sheet piling in a new housing estate in Groningen.
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With an unfavorable conservation status and the increasing amount of debris piling in the ocean every year, striped dolphin's population is decreasing. 37 dolphins stranded off the Spanish Mediterranean coast were suffering from dolphin morbillivirus (DMV). The causes of these stranding have been changing from epizootic to enzootic. Cetacean morbillivirus (CeMV) can be divided into six strains in cetaceans throughout the world, causing widespread mortality events in Europe, North America, and Australia.
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Sheet steel piling in place along Huron Road Tidewater Construction, a New York firm, began excavation toward the end of June 1907. Quicksand was soon discovered. The geology of the site consisted of of soil, of watery sand, of quicksand, and then a very deep vein of hard, blue clay. The surprising discovery of quicksand required extensive soil engineering by superintendent of design L.J. Lincoln (Bacon's chief assistant) and structural engineer F.A. Burdette.
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Li Zitong was a major power in the east. In 620, Li crossed the Yangtze to attack Shen, who then had his capital at Piling (, in modern Changzhou, Jiangsu). Li quickly captured Jingkou (京口, in modern Zhenjiang, Jiangsu), and when Shen sent his general Jiang Yuanchao () against Li, Li defeated and killed Jiang. Shen abandoned Piling and fled to Wu Commandery (roughly modern Suzhou, Jiangsu), allowing Li to seize Piling and Danyang (丹楊, roughly modern Nanjing, Jiangsu).
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A short girder was placed between the base of each near- wall column and the grillage surrounding the fulcrum to help the grillage and floor retain integrity. A thick brick wall was built against the waterproofed sheet piling in the basement. Against this brick wall, a thick concrete wall was poured. The basement floor was made of reinforced concrete, and designed to support the weight of the building's steam heating plant, air conditioning plant, and other mechanical equipment.
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The piers are stone-filled timber cribs, wide, with the exception of the shoreward portion of the south pier, which is constructed of wooden pilings filled with sand. The original piers were wrapped in sheet piling in the 1950s-60s, and the entire structure capped in concrete; the piers now range from to wide. The lakeward sections of the breakwaters are stone-filled concrete, with riprap piled against the outside. The shoreward sections are wood pilings filled with stone and copped with concrete.
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"Could You Be the One?" is a single by British rock band Stereophonics which was released on 15 February 2010. It is the second single taken from their seventh studio album, Keep Calm and Carry On. It failed to chart in the UK, their first single to do so. Talking about the track, singer Kelly Jones says: "I knew there was something in the melody. I was trying to keep it beautiful rather than piling in for a big chorus.".
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Ballast Point Lighthouse was a lighthouse in California, situated on Ballast Point, a tiny peninsula extending into San Diego Bay from Point Loma, San Diego, California. The lighthouse was torn down in 1960; the site is now on the grounds of Naval Base Point Loma. Ballast Point Lighthouse was the last lighthouse displaying a fixed light on the Pacific Coast. An automated light is left in its place and operates on a piling in the water off of the original site.
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Day 4; Tsingpo nsa: The day is marked with different clan collecting firewood and piling in their respective dormitories and the headmen serving dormitory wine to members. In the evening hours, female dormitory members, usually sing soulful ballets and visit male dormitories and perform traditional Heba-lia (finger identification), Heriang teu (tug-of-war) and Tsingpo-nsa (firewood snatch). Day 5; Zausa: Merry making in respective dormitories prevails. Day 6; Gwangnim: The final day in which the clan headman (Hegwangme) douses the Mlei-mi (festival fire).
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For big ticketed events such as Boogie in the Park (at which the band performed in 2005) or large venues like the Emirates, the band performs an original 2 hour theatrical production that consists of two, three, or four sets of Beatles classics, and involves two, three or four costume changes respectively. The band’s striking authenticity was noted following a theatrical performance in 2015: “Polished as their musical delivery was, it was far from sterile. Their on-stage chemistry was akin to that of the original foursome, with John and Paul bickering, John teasing George and everyone piling in on Ringo.” (emphasis added).
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The clay was used to build up the banks, and the gang were employed continuously from 1804 until the 1960s on this task. Finally the engineering issues that created the work were solved, and the canal was underpinned with steel piling in the 1960s, to isolate it from the peat. The idea that the drains defined in the 1823 Enclosure Act already existed is confirmed by the fact that they were carried under the canal in culverts when the canal was built across the edge of Whixall Moss in c.1801. When railways arrived in the area, they also faced the decision of whether to cross the moss or bypass it.
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The second phase is the Movement Phase, in which units are moved across the battlefield; the player may choose to make them run, which makes them incapable of shooting or charging in the following phases. The Shooting Phase resolves all the missile attacks possible for the current player, then the Charge Phase gets melee units within range of attacking. The Combat Phase starts with units piling in, then attacking with all their melee weapons. The player whose turn it is attacks first, then the defending player fights with another unit; the players continue taking turns until all units capable of attacking have done so.
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North-eastward, with Middle Arm of Eburne vehicle bridge in foreground across Duck Island, and North Arm CP rail bridge in background, 1919 During 1924–25, Nickson Construction and Hamilton Bridge Works commenced building combined steel and timber bridges to replace the existing ones, with the new decks asphalted the following year. In official classification, the north arm span was Eburne No. 4 and the middle arm Eburne No. 5. In 1934–35, the decking was renewed and asphalted. A guard patrolled the crossing during World War II. to For 1942–43, major repairs included new piling in the protection piers, new dolphins, and extensive timber replacement in the Howe trusses.
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Fifty plus years later in 2019, a college professor named Craig Skilling interviewed several of the living players from that 1968 game including Celtics Legends, Tom "Satch " Sanders, Bailey Howell along with Billy Cunningham and Matt Guokas of the Sixers. Each player said they regret playing in that April 5th, 1968 game the day after Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated. However, it was noted that the players were only hours from tip off in Philadelphia at the old Spectrum and it was difficult to cancel the game with everyone already piling in according to Billy Cunningham. Later, Jones played for the Detroit Pistons, Milwaukee Bucks and Utah Stars but retired after a final stint with the Sixers in 1976.
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"Ripened" Shu Cha (熟茶) tea is pressed maocha that has been specially processed to imitate aged "raw" Sheng Cha tea. Although it is also known in English as cooked pu'er, the process does not actually employ cooking to imitate the aging process. The term may be due to inaccurate translation, as shóu (熟) means both "fully cooked" and "fully ripened". The process used to convert máochá into ripened pu'er manipulates conditions to approximate the result of the aging process by prolonged bacterial and fungal fermentation in a warm humid environment under controlled conditions, a technique called Wò Duī (渥堆, "wet piling" in English), which involves piling, dampening, and turning the tea leaves in a manner much akin to composting.
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Oilfield Surface Resonant Vibrator The concept of using vibration to free stuck objects from a wellbore originated in the 1940s, and probably stemmed from the 1930s use of vibration to drive piling in the Soviet Union. The early use of vibration for driving and extracting piles was confined to low frequency operation; that is, frequencies less than the fundamental resonant frequency of the system and consequently, although effective, the process was only an improvement on conventional hammer equipment. Early patents and teaching attempted to explain the process and mechanism involved, but lacked a certain degree of sophistication. In 1961, A. G. Bodine obtained Patent number: 2972380, Filing date: Feb 20, 1956, Issue date: Feb 1961, Inventor: Albert G. Bodine Title: "Acoustic Method and Apparatus For Moving Objects Held Tight Within a Surrounding Medium" that was to become the "mother patent" for oil field tubular extraction using sonic techniques.
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The owners of George M. Brown were themselves sued in April 1928, by E.J. "Bud" Rowland, who claimed that the tug was supposed to have towed two log rafts from Siletz Bay to the Multnomah County Lumber & Box Company, at Portland, with delivery to have been made between early September and October 10, 1927. According to Bud Rowland, the first raft of 320,000 board feet of timber, was ready to be taken under tow on October 14, 1927, and was taken as far as Tillamook Bay, where the tug, it was claimed, negligently tried to cross the bar in a heavy sea, causing the raft to break free, and as a result became a total loss. The second log raft, comprising 258,247 board feet of lumber, was tied to a piling in Siletz Bay in later October 1927, but on February 6, 1928, the raft came loose and went ashore. Rowland claimed that as a result, it had suffered damages of $11,121.
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He was on a campaign against the agrarian rebel leader Lou Shigan () when news came that Emperor Yang had been killed at Jiangdu (, modern Yangzhou, Jiangsu) in a coup led by the general Yuwen Huaji. Shen therefore, claiming that he was attacking Yuwen, gathered the troops of the region (more than 60,000 men), and occupied more than 10 commanderies, including such cities as Yuhang (, in modern Hangzhou, Zhejiang), Piling (, in modern Changzhou, Jiangsu), and Danyang (, in modern Nanjing, Jiangsu). He declared himself the grand commandant of Jiangnan (the lands south of the Yangtze River) and exercised imperial powers. In the fall of 618, Shen sent messengers to declare his submission to the Sui emperor Yang Tong, Emperor Yang's grandson, then at the eastern capital Luoyang, but he declared for himself the exceedingly-honored titles of commander of the armed forces, grand secretary, and Duke of Tianmen, and there is no record of Yang Tong accepting his submission or granting him those offices.
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