Then there are companies that are privately owned, and we're the largest privately owned company in China.
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Technically speaking, the tower lobby is public space, if privately owned — one of more than 500 privately owned public spaces that litter the city.
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Later that day, Mr Xi visited a privately owned factory.
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The privately owned dam broke its confines around 9 p.m.
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Since it is privately owned, Vevo does not disclose revenue.
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One will return to the privately owned island of Niihau.
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Privately owned systems serve 12 percent of the U.S. population.
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The Washington Post is privately owned by Bezos, not Amazon.
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Privately owned restaurants don't have to divulge what they spend.
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After the transaction closes, Krispy Kreme will be privately owned.
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Another Kazakh company, privately owned finance and technology holding Kaspi.
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Today hundreds of plants, mostly privately owned, pump out power.
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Today, most hospitals in Taiwan remain privately owned, mostly nonprofit.
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Privately owned, the company doesn't report revenues, profits or losses.
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In the future, it is shared transportation that is organizationally owned, there will be shared transportation that is privately owned, and then there will be transportation that is not shared that is privately owned.
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It is one of the largest privately-owned telescopes in the country; it is not the country's largest privately owned telescope, as the correction said, or the country's largest telescope, as the initial article said.
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Detention Center, a privately owned, for-profit facility operated by GEO
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It's difficult to read the situation ... a lot is privately owned.
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A large bulk of the forests, about 40%, are privately owned.
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The law does not apply to facilities in privately owned buildings.
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However, four out of the five desalination plants are privately owned.
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This impedes the growth of large, privately owned, crop-growing ventures.
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TransAsia was established in 1951 as Taiwan's first privately owned airline.
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But neither argument refutes the idea of a privately owned stadium.
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This would put some weaker privately owned banks' liquidity at risk.
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Privately-owned Leclerc is France's largest food retailer by market share.
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Plus, 95 percent of the Lone Star State is privately owned.
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Rowland previously worked at Brooks Macdonald, a privately owned investment manager.
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In the U.S. South, 28503 percent of forests are privately owned.
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Breitbart, which is privately owned, has declined to release revenue figures.
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I am a health care practitioner in a privately owned practice.
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The trains would be privately owned, most often by their drivers.
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Most privately owned laboratory chimpanzees are also headed for retirement centers.
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In Alberta, marijuana will be available in licensed, privately owned shops.
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The company, which is privately owned, does not release sales figures.
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In December the government bought out six privately-owned fertility clinics.
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Privately-owned New Balance reported sales of $4 billion in 2017.
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Mars is privately-owned and makes almost $35 billion in sales.
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St. Catherines is privately owned and not open to the public.
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The privately-owned Standard Newspaper said there were no flight disruptions.
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The majority of the nation's CI is privately owned and operated.
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The problem is that many shops are small, privately owned businesses.
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NASA also hired privately owned SpaceX to fly cargo to the station.
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Some of the land is privately owned, which could prove another hurdle.
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Investigators also searched the newsrooms of privately-owned online news portal Tut.
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Carvajal was arrested on Rincon's privately-owned airplane, according to Johnson's order.
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You'll need to undergo some specialist training at a privately owned facility.
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Infowars, a privately owned conspiracy blog, is currently being owned in public.
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Some privately-owned Chinese companies used foreign lenders for their overseas forays.
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Anyone who refused to move from the privately owned land was arrested.
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Some privately-owned Gulf religious TV networks have advocated the Ahwazi cause.
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The other potential bidder is Brazil's privately-owned JBJ Investimentos, Valor wrote.
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Madrid-headquartered Cepsa is Europe's largest privately-owned oil and gas company.
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The privately owned zoo began live-streaming from April's enclosure in February.
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Since 2015 Hodeidah residents have used privately-owned generators to produce electricity.
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Finansbank is the fifth-largest privately-owned bank by assets in Turkey.
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Mashreq is the largest privately-owned bank in the United Arab Emirates.
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GoShare scooters can use the same kiosks as privately owned Gogoro vehicles.
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An estimated 85 percent of critical infrastructure is privately owned and operated.
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Privately owned Marucci Sports reportedly generated $15.7 million in revenue in 230.
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Today, privately owned cars spend most of their lives parked and unused.
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The SARB has been privately owned since it was established in 1921.
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Founded in 1990, Transaero was one of Russia's largest privately-owned airlines.
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Nearly 360 million acres of our forests are privately owned and managed.
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Along with Tesla, Musk runs the privately owned space transportation company SpaceX.
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Privately funded medical research on privately owned chimps also was effectively banned.
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Because of that, we found a privately owned venue just under that.
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The house is currently privately owned, though it is a historic landmark.
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Heaven Hill is a large privately owned spirits maker based in Bardstown.
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Christie's, which is privately owned, has been more circumspect with its guarantees.
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After Tesla, Musk says his largest holding is in privately owned SpaceX.
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It is the country's largest privately owned telescope, not its largest telescope.
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The figures quashed talk of a buyout of the privately owned company.
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The league has been privately owned by the France family since its start.
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Redstone's privately owned National Amusements is the largest shareholder in Viacom and CBS.
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It retroactively legalizes about 4,000 settler homes built on privately owned Palestinian land.
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The court found that Amona was built illegally on privately-owned Palestinian land.
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These will be the first privately owned (or leased, technically), fully autonomous vehicles.
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To this day, Versace is a privately owned label, run by Gianni's relatives.
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"Traffickers most commonly transport small, multikilogram shipments of methamphetamine in privately-owned vehicles."
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Privately owned Credit Bank of Moscow is Russia's ninth-largest lender by assets.
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Chanel, also known for no5 perfume, is privately-owned by the Wertheimer family.
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Privately owned Cylance uses machine learning to preempt security breaches before they occur.
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Privately-owned Cooperativa Aurora Alimentos said the plant in question employs 1,30 workers.
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The USDA estimates that more than 85% of Louisiana wetlands is privately owned.
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Chick-fil-A remains a privately-owned company and is closed every Sunday.
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However, according to the website, the property has been privately owned since 1995.
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The business, still privately-owned, has raised an astronomical sum of venture capital.
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Strong demand for wood is the economic armor protecting privately owned working forests.
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The league has been privately-owned by the France family since its start.
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The company runs the eighth largest privately-owned rail fleet in North America.
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Memorigin, as a privately owned company, does not disclose sales or revenue figures.
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Because the university is privately owned, they have the right to do so.
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Among them, an expected shift away from privately-owned FHVs towards leased ones.
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He is the third CEO ever, and the company is still privately owned.
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Geely Auto, China's largest privately-owned car maker, traded flat in Hong Kong.
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Mr. Staley asked Mr. Theakston whether his company was publicly or privately owned.
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Robins Island, which is off the coast of Long Island, is privately owned.
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In a lot of cases we found that these plantations are privately owned.
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It's not clear how many of those miles are on privately owned land.
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Laliberté's privately owned island, named Nukutepipi, is located in French Polynesia near Tahiti.
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Thailand had about 0003 million privately owned firearms in 2000, according to Gunpolicy.
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Another year, another mogul making a splash with a new privately owned museum.
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Privately-owned Cargill tried to sell the hedge fund business two years ago.
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Privately owned Hollywood Cemetery appears to receive little — if any — taxpayer support now.
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Shoukry later told an Egyptian privately-owned broadcaster that the demands were non-negotiable.
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Chanel, also known for its no5 perfume, is privately-owned by the Wertheimer family.
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We will continue heightening our efforts even though we are a privately-owned company.
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But between those features you have a squiggly border running through privately owned land.
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That is, they need the same amount of space as a privately owned bike.
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Many other villas — like Villa Maryland — in Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat are privately owned.
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State and local agencies control only 3 percent, and the rest is privately owned.
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Privately-owned Italian food retailer Esselunga expected to issue senior unsecured bond in euros.
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Meanwhile Turkmenistan has adopted its ever first broadcasting law allowing privately-owned TV channels.
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Privately owned budget carrier Vietjet is also due to sell shares later this year.
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Didi is the second-most valued, privately owned firm in the world after Uber.
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For instance, some members conducted regular explorations of San Francisco's privately owned public spaces.
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Some are privately owned, some are inactive, but others are museums that allow visitors.
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Dirac's bet on Chinese smartphones has paid off for the small, privately-owned firm.
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Together, CoreCivic and GEO run about 28503 percent of the privately-owned ICE beds.
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Westfield shopping centre and the East Village are both privately owned – and tightly-controlled.
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Pine Cay is one of the privately-owned islands that offers insane panoramic views.
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Morgan Stanley's brokerage and advisory businesses surely could thrive as a privately owned business.
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Delta's Managing Director Greg Everett said his privately owned utility wouldn't raise its offer.
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Lewis Energy is a privately owned oil and gas operator based in south Texas.
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The First Amendment does not, however, impose free speech rights on privately owned companies.
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The research was funded by a small, privately owned biotechnology company in Cambridge, Mass.
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By 2009 it was one of the largest privately owned companies in New York.
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In 2011, privately owned forests provided almost 90 percent of the nation's timber harvest.
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Unlike California, Arizona, and New Mexico, 95 percent of Texas's borderland is privately owned.
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Uber is a privately owned company, so we don't know what its books are.
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Christie's auctioned $21963 million of Indian artifacts, items that should not be privately owned.
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The East Cut also has dozens of "POPOs," or privately owned public open spaces.
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But nobody wanted to pay to remove the cladding from privately owned high-rises.
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The government can also procure and install equipment in factories, including privately owned ones.
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The government can also procure and install equipment in factories, including privately owned ones.
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Farm conservation programs matter because two-thirds of United States lands are privately owned.
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At 88,000 acres, it is one of Kenya's biggest pieces of privately owned land.
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Other buildings, including privately owned blocks, hospitals, schools and hotels, may also be affected.
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Once operational, Hengli will become the country's first privately owned refinery and chemical complex.
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If it's a privately owned company, he pointed out, taking a side is easier.
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There are about 90,000 dams across the nation, many of which are privately owned.
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These hospitals tend to be smaller, privately owned, and in communities with fewer obstetricians.
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The sale of the two plants by privately owned Imcopa group, rescheduled to Feb.
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The privately-owned drone maker estimated that the scheme cost it an astonishing $147 million.
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The US has by far the highest number of privately owned guns in the world.
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Privately owned Govmark employs 30 people and generated 2016 revenues in excess of $3 million.
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"It's the only privately-owned launch facility and that is a huge differentiator," Spice said.
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KOA also clarified that reservations are not required for the site, which is privately owned.
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The settlement was built in 1995 on what was in fact privately owned Palestinian land.
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It's this summer's must-have bag for all destinations, particularly privately owned islands, one imagines.
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Because Rent the Runway is privately owned, it does not share sales or profitability figures.
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Both mines are privately owned and located in the central Samar province, primarily supplying China.
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Privately owned eNCA TV said Zuma would hold a media briefing at 10:00 a.m.
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The Edison Electric Institute, which represents privately owned utilities, did not respond to a request.
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Incumbents Space Exploration Technologies and Orbital ATK are vying with privately owned Sierra Nevada Corp.
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Changchun Shengda, a unit of privately owned Huasheng Material Tech Group is one of them.
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Sherman had most recently been CEO of privately owned Victra, a retailer of Verizon products.
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The privately owned firm has not said how much it spent to refurbish the complex.
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Privately-owned French renewable energy firm Neoen will produce 38 megawatts at Numurkah Solar Farm.
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See 'Fitch Affirms 4 Large Privately-Owned Turkish Banks' dated 10 June 2016 at www.fitchratings.
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See 'Fitch Affirms 215 Large Privately-Owned Turkish Banks' dated 22016 June 215 at www.fitchratings.
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Fidesz restricted the use of privately-owned billboards by political parties in a recent law.
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It was on the island, privately owned by Veidt, that the squid plot took shape.
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Privately-owned Nakumatt had accumulated debts of $150 million by the start of this year.
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In 31 of Africa's 54 countries, less than 5% of rural land is privately owned.
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Teams could not legally enter abandoned properties or even fill depressions in privately owned graves.
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Christie's is a privately owned company belonging to the French businessman and collector François Pinault.
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The privately owned Edeltech and Zorlu are planning to build two new plants in Israel.
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The Biltmore Estate is home to the largest privately-owned house in the United States.
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Around 300 works are privately owned by his three grandchildren rather than by the foundation.
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The city's Department of Housing Preservation and Development enforces these laws in privately-owned buildings.
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She and her collaborators recorded 560 snorts among 48 privately owned and riding school horses.
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Thompson joined the bank from privately-owned miner Treliver Minerals, where he was chief executive.
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The sale of the two plants by privately owned Imcopa group was scheduled for Dec.
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Aerolineas' main competitor in the southern cone is privately-owned Chile-based LATAM Airlines LAN.
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Unlike other freight transportation modes, they fully cover the costs of their privately-owned infrastructure.
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Edens and its partners account for about 403 percent of the district's privately owned land.
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Most schools are small, privately owned entities that do not have to disclose their profits.
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The statue was erected in 1905 on the old courthouse grounds, property now privately owned.
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Maybe they'll want to sit down and cruise around on a privately owned electric moped.
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" A fact sheet released by the Treasury Department noted that, "Renting a room in a private Cuban residence (casa particular), eating at privately owned Cuban restaurants (paladares), and shopping at privately owned stores run by self-employed Cubans (cuentapropistas) are examples of authorized activities.
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Privately owned Miratorg is currently the market leader, accounting for 10.2% of all Russian pork production.
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The industry still boasts some big name, independent successes, like France's Hermes or privately-owned Chanel.
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The list included an upgrade for a coal-fired plant run by privately owned Delta Electricity.
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Privately owned Anbang agreed in November to buy the annuities and life insurer for $1.57 billion.
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Hence the Fed's unwieldy structure of regional, privately owned banks and a central, politically appointed board.
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Privately-owned Melitta is Germany's third-largest coffee roaster but it also owns various packaging brands.
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Police are now investigating the possibility that the privately-owned billboard was hacked, according to BBC.
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SA (10 percent) and privately owned Barra Energia do Brasil Petróleo e Gás Ltda (10 percent).
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They set the tone for smaller, privately owned energy firms (which control another quarter of investment).
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Only one newspaper, the privately owned Al-Masry Al-Youm, mentioned him on its front page.
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Privately owned ANI sometimes enjoys privileged access to information on movements of Sahara-based Islamist fighters.
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Hengli, a privately-owned chemicals producer, is building a similar-sized refining complex, industry officials said.
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Airbnb is a privately owned company that frequently finds itself in various kinds of regulatory trouble.
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Meanwhile, ride-sharing does not take off and most cars remain privately owned and low occupancy.
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Privately-owned Zhengzhou Yutong is led by Yuxiang Tang, a member of China's National People's Congress.
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Some of the projects involve tree removal or other fuel-reduction steps on privately owned lands.
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CBOM has significantly reduced its exposures to other large privately owned Russian banks since end-1Q17.
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SharkNinja's competitors include privately owned Dyson Ltd, a British company known for its namesake vacuum cleaners.
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McLaren is privately owned and one of the smallest independent carmakers, making an acquisition logistically simpler.
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Unlike most central banks in the world, the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) is privately owned.
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Though privately owned, its ties to the Chinese government and the ruling Communist Party are deep.
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The country has about 2 million privately owned guns in a nation of 8.3 million people.
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Four are on city-owned property, and one more is in a privately owned public space.
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A fifth statue, honoring former Israeli prime minister Golda Meir, stands in a privately owned plaza.
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Barloworld sold its underperforming Iberian equipment business in June to privately owned Italian group Tesa S.p.
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Soon there will be cameras looking down at us from drones and in privately owned microsatellites.
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AT&T has announced it will acquire AppNexus, one of the largest privately-owned ad exchanges.
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Its maiden bond in Thailand will test demand among Thai investors for a privately-owned credit.
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Christie's is privately owned by the French billionaire François Pinault, via his holding company Groupe Artémis.
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Segregation academies were privately owned and run but largely financed by tax dollars, at least initially.
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Biden also reiterated his proposal for a federal voluntary buyback program to purchase privately owned guns.
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"Among the privately owned banks, the so-called 'Big Three' dominate the market," the study says.
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Killington, which is privately owned, has not disclosed how much it has spent on its preparations.
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The country has relatively few listed firms: 60% of corporate assets belong to privately owned firms.
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I sat with Fathya Eldakhakhny, a reporter for Al-Masry Al-Youm , a privately owned newspaper.
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Of the six originally struck, four are in museums and institutions and two are privately owned.
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This isn't the first time the privately owned burger chain has donated to the California GOP.
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It maintains that it is a privately owned company with no ties to the Chinese government.
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Regulated privately-owned retail stores will be allowed to start selling the drug in April 2019.
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That outpost was removed by court order because it was built on privately owned Palestinian land.
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A privately-owned Ksh 5 million ($50,000) fish processing factory also opened in March in Meru.
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In these cases, that would include the use of or profit from privately owned, discriminatory language.
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NASA hired privately owned SpaceX and Orbital ATK to resupply the station after the shuttles were retired.
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Both privately-owned discounters have carved out sizeable niches in practically every country in which they operate.
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And China's dominant, privately owned handset makers - Huawei, OPPO, and Vivo – cram new features into affordable phones.
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Police and ambulances were seen rushing in, according to another broadcaster, the privately owned Dogan news agency.
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Three weeks ago, Israel's parliament retroactively legalized about 4,000 settler homes built on privately owned Palestinian land.
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It has relatively few listed firms: 60% of corporate assets belong to firms that are privately owned.
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Most owners are clueless if the zoos are privately owned, and this one I worked at was.
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Unlike most central banks, the South Africa's has been privately owned since it was established in 1921.
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Ontario is slated to open 25 privately-owned retail stores, decided via a lottery, on April 1.
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The former Saks chairman suggests a differentiated product, with more privately owned brands exclusive to their store.
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Boeing did not say which aircraft it was negotiating to sell to the privately-owned commercial airline.
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These factors could increase vehicle miles traveled even more than partially automation, especially for privately owned vehicles.
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In a world of fat subsidies for flag carriers, privately owned airlines have little chance of prospering.
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Some animals, including many rescued by Cushman, found refuge at privately owned farms outside the fire zone.
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The Trump Organization, the president's privately owned real estate company, is also a plaintiff in the lawsuit.
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The sale covers a 1,300-hectare part of Comporta estate, which is Portugal's largest privately-owned property.
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Under Israeli law, the move retroactively legalises about 4,000 settler homes built on privately owned Palestinian land.
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It is a privately owned website with rules that are subject to the whims of its leaders.
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Such claims are baseless, said Purdy — stressing that while in China, Huawei is a privately owned company.
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Arab Bank is one of the Arab world's largest privately owned banks and operates in 30 countries.
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Privately-owned Centurion Investments, part of Abu Dhabi's KBBO Group, is a stake holder in UAE Exchange.
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Privately-owned Pacific Foods also makes organic sauces and offers non-dairy beverages, dips, meals and sides.
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From the business side, McNair founded Cogen Technologies, the largest privately-owned cogeneration company in the world.
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It has been privately owned for 35 years and sitting on a tarmac in Roswell, New Mexico.
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In the entire world, I am definitely the most ideal privately owned unit to invest in construction.
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Coface said 90 percent of the surveyed companies are privately owned while 10 percent are state owned.
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Today, Comme des Garcons International is a lucrative privately owned company, operated by Kawakubo's husband, Adrian Joffe.
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The airline, Indonesia's largest, is privately owned and does not publicly release traffic statistics or financial results.
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But the moratorium came after it had placed privately-owned Imperial Bank under receivership in October 2015.
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The cleaning companies are also obviously making a killing from it and are all privately owned too.
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Ghost is developing a kit that will allow privately owned passenger vehicles to drive autonomously on highways.
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The sector is full of small, privately-owned operators that exist beyond the statistical reach of Beijing.
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Some privately-owned newspapers have published articles criticizing Magufuli's handling of the economy and some governance issues.
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The U.S. targeted Globovision, Venezuela's largest privately owned broadcaster, which is controlled by Raúl Antonio Gorrín Belisario.
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Matrera Castle, a ninth-century fortress that is privately owned, was declared a national landmark in 1985.
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All 4,700 Ace stores are privately owned, and merchants have considerable leeway in deciding what to stock.
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Hacienda HealthCare is privately owned and has more than 40 health care programs in the Phoenix area.
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Its commercial banking sector is dominated by Nordic banks alongside a number of privately-owned local lenders.
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It was unclear if the privately owned company was seeking financial or other assistance from the government.
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"Next time I will report (from the cabinet) 100 percent in Kazakh," privately owned news website Informburo.
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Mobilitie, the nation's largest privately owned wireless infrastructure provider, is one of the leaders in this effort.
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The privately owned chemicals company based in Switzerland bought the pipeline system from BP in late October.
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The brand is privately owned and is still run by Justin Woolverton, its 36-year-old founder.
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That business continues on privately owned 200-ton ships belonging to Chinese smugglers based here, they said.
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Although the building is privately owned, the Community Garden on the fifth floor is a public space.
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AT&T is looking to acquire AppNexus, one of the largest privately-owned ad exchanges, Cheddar reports.
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With roughly three-quarters of universities in Brazil privately owned, it is a multi-billion dollar business.
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The privately-owned chemicals company based in Switzerland bought the pipeline system from BP in late October.
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The issue became pressing, legally, during Prohibition, when smugglers began using privately owned cars to traffic hooch.
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The information superhighway cracks apart more easily when so much of it depends on privately owned infrastructure.
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Even when the system was privately owned in its first few decades, the political class exerted influence.
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But the problem has persisted, with privately owned wells and water suppliers continuing to pull from aquifers.
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Mr. Schneps declined to discuss the finances of the privately owned company, but said it was profitable.
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It also maintains that it is a privately owned company with no ties to the Chinese government.
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Almost all of the state and privately owned media now speak with a single pro-government voice.
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Excluded are the Fed's 12 privately owned regional banks, of which the New York Fed is one.
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The purchase by Li Shufu means Geely, China's largest privately-owned automaker, is now Daimler's biggest shareholder.
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The failed structure was a privately owned earthen dam on a large farm, according to local officials.
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Israel's Parliament passed a provocative law that would retroactively legalize Jewish settlements on privately owned Palestinian land.
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Other copper and cobalt producers include privately owned Eurasian Resources Group, Canada's Sherritt International and China Molybdenum.
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Most of the privately owned homes in Aruba are on land leased from the government, agents said.
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It was a ludicrous arrangement from the start: a privately owned ball field built on public land.
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The altered canvas will go up in February at a privately owned museum in Baden-Baden, Germany.
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According to exchange filings, Hengtong Optic-Electric's largest shareholder is privately owned Hengtong Group with a 15.66% stake.
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The Dragon is the first commercial spacecraft by a privately owned company to orbit the Earth and return.
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In 2019, privately owned Sierra Nevada Corp will begin operating a third U.S. supply line to the station.
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Before, the amendment was read to allow nearly any regulation on privately owned firearms, within some reasonable limits.
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He is co-founder of Wikia, a privately owned free web hosting service he set up in 2004.
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Meanwhile, Huawei has denied all of these accusations, insisting it is privately owned and not beholden to Beijing.
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For starters, our fleet will provide significantly more consistency and availability than a patchwork of privately owned cars.
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Ineos, a privately-owned chemicals company based in Switzerland, bought the pipeline system from BP in late October.
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CaoCao Car said in a statement it only hired full-time drivers and used no privately owned cars.
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Atomic Alchemy builds tiny, privately-owned reactors from off-the-shelf parts in order to generate nuclear medicine.
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It is also home of the Louisiana Offshore Oil Port, the largest privately owned U.S. crude storage terminal.
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Many of the big cats Ford photographed were from Cat Haven, a privately owned sanctuary near Fresno, California.
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Privately owned exotics end up in cages or in sanctuaries where other people have to care for them.
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The biggest difference being that Uber and Lyft will own the cars, rather than utilizing privately owned vehicles.
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Of the country's two LNG FSRUs one is owned by BOTAS, the other by privately owned Etki Liman.
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The county treasurer rejected a $2100 million payment from Peabody Energy, the world's largest privately owned coal producer.
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Ineos also has corporate governance deficiencies compared with other privately owned Fitch-rated issuers with similarly concentrated ownership.
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Privately-owned Italian food retailer Esselunga starts roadshow to issue senior bond unsecured in euro; ends Oct. 17.
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Ineos is Britain's largest privately owned company and in 2018 posted annual pre-tax profits of $2.64 bn.
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Banks on the list include Sberbank, VTB and Russian Agriculture Bank, along with Gazprombank and privately-owned Rossiya.
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Of these banks, only Akbank and Isbank, which are privately-owned, have IDRs driven solely by their VRs.
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The privately owned Dawson State Jail, outside of Dallas, is already being eyed for development by the city.
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It has no shareholders to please (and remunerate), unlike the listed BlackRock or Fidelity, a privately owned rival.
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His site, once privately owned, was bought by Gigaom and died when that site was, in turn, bought.
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The clean-up focuses on weaker privately owned banks that account for about a quarter of sector assets.
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Since then, the city has required regular inspections of privately owned public spaces to ensure more public access.
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PurpleAir, by contrast, pulls data from the small, privately owned monitors that it sells to homeowners or businesses.
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Turtle Bay, Manhattan The mysterious sidewalks you described could be privately owned public spaces, commonly known as POPS.
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Environmental protection is typically thought of as a matter of government regulation of individuals and privately-owned firms.
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Three privately owned television stations were shut down last week as they began to cover the "swearing in".
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The First Amendment protects us against governmental intrusions; it does not (yet) protect speech on privately owned platforms.
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The Biltmore Estate is home to the Biltmore House, which is the largest privately-owned house in America.
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Instead, land is registered in different regions by one of some 3,400 privately-owned agents, known as cartorios.
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The alliance is designed to compete against China's state-owned energy companies and new privately owned chemical companies.
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That could particularly hurt smaller companies, which tend to be privately owned and often have thin profit margins.
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The restrictions ground flights at the two privately owned Solberg and Somerset Airports closest to the golf course.
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The smallest privately owned businesses, those earning less than $1.3 million will see a reduction in tax burden.
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There are an additional 150 condominium-hotel units that are privately owned but often available for overnight guests.
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The City of Philadelphia has avoided taking sides, saying it has limited authority over the privately owned site.
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Asset Manager Founded in 20528 and privately owned, PCM specialises in the management of Russian and FSU equities.
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Currently, all drivers employed by the two firms are male -- mostly Saudi nationals driving their privately-owned vehicles.
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The industry I represent – privately owned freight railroads – also stands in the crosshairs, albeit less in plain sight.
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A privately owned Blockbuster in Bend, Oregon is the last remaining in the world and still going strong.
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The move, according to Axios, could see an unprecedented nationalization of infrastructure that has historically been privately owned.
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With the parks now privately owned the state was no longer bound by the ban on statue removal.
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Privately-owned Pilot Flying J has been expanding its footprint in recent years, notably in the crude marketing space.
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Privately owned Pilot Flying J has been expanding its footprint in recent years, notably in the crude marketing space.
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The Louisiana facility is privately owned, and individual facilities are able to set their own protocols for handling quarantines.
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Kabila awarded drilling rights to a privately-owned oil producer called COMICO in 2018 that also encroached on Salonga.
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When a privately-owned utility is not busy with maximizing profits, it's burning money on lobbying and campaign contributions.
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Pebble, which is privately owned, also made headlines in past years for reported problems in securing venture capital funding.
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In an economy where resources are privately owned, the exchange of those resources would provide us with market prices.
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A driver could save $5,625 a year using a shared driverless electric car instead of a privately owned vehicle.
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Ordinarily, privately owned broadcasters are free to air or quash—and hire or fire—whatever and whomever they wish.
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Acquiring the last privately owned da Vinci, particularly one with such fascinating provenance, is newsworthy enough as it is.
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Growing up in the Uco valley, a rural part of Mendoza, he saw how privately owned vineyards brought prosperity.
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Take the Star Tribune in Minneapolis, a privately owned newspaper which has managed to keep the newsroom humming along.
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The home on Salem End Road was privately owned until it was essentially abandoned after a foreclosure around 2000.
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Okay Airways was China's first privately owned carrier when it began operations in 2005 and is headquartered in Beijing.
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Privately owned Spin Master has a diverse collection of brands that include Hatchimals, Tech Deck, Air Hogs and Bakugan.
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Some areas of the border are privately owned, and the geography of some stretches would make construction extremely difficult.
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Atairos is an independent, privately owned company focused on supporting growth-oriented businesses across a wide range of industries.
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Privately owned, low-occupancy ICE vehicles continue to dominate, meeting the surging growth in demand in the developing world.
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The station, opened in March in downtown Yangon, is a joint venture with privately owned Myanmar conglomerate Shwe Taung.
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The agency has for more than a decade worked with privately-owned Control Union, another international cargo inspection firm.
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This reflects the sovereign's modest, and weaker, ability to provide support in FC for the two privately-owned banks.
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Privately owned Hybrid Air Vehicles denied a report on the BBC that the airship had hit a telegraph pole.
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It has been privately owned since she sold it in 1946, and subsequently became a registered national literary landmark.
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That will be no easy task, especially in Texas, where the vast majority of the land is privately owned.
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Privately-owned business are also said to thrive in the area, according to Curtis' website, and a branch of
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In an unusual but welcome level of transparency for a privately owned company, Movinga is breaking out the investment.
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In late 2012, his company entered negotiations to buy a privately owned port on the Mississippi River in Arkansas.
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At least one man left his passport at the rental property, according to the privately owned Dogan News Agency.
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Its biggest competitors are London-listed Playtech, founded by Israeli billionaire Teddy Sagi, and privately owned Microgaming Software Systems.
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Israel's Supreme Court ruled last November that it must be evacuated because it stands on privately-owned Palestinian land.
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He also went to look at two of the several models used in the movie, which are privately owned.
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Privately owned Lion Air, founded in 1999, said the aircraft had been in operation since August and was airworthy.
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Privately owned German bank Berenberg said it had hired six people to strengthen its UK mid-cap research team.
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It said the landslide occurred in the Sirvan district of Siirt province during work at the privately-owned mine.
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Pilots, computer engineers, oil drillers and even journalists are also heading for the airport, privately owned Algerian media report.
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Ms. DeVos has said she pays for the trips herself since she typically goes on a privately owned plane.
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European and privately owned, middle-market brands such as Furla and Longchamp have long operated under the fashion radar.
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But the number of privately owned firearms increased to almost 64,000 from less than 47,000 in the same period.
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But as the operator of mostly privately owned companies, Trump has primarily been in it just to enrich himself.
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The Netherlands leans on private actors — private insurers, independently employed doctors, privately owned nonprofit hospitals — to provide health care.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - BGC, one of Australia's biggest privately owned companies, said on Tuesday it has hired Macquarie Group (MQG.
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In a statement, privately owned Votorantim said a weaker currency pushed up dollar-denominated debt costs, offsetting stronger revenues.
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Privately owned Anbang agreed to buy U.S. annuities and life insurer Fidelity in November last year for $1.57 billion.
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Warren would eliminate privately owned immigration detention facilities and only detain those who pose a flight or safety risk.
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The island, a privately-owned piece of land, is primarily used for thrill-seeking tourism around the active volcano.
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Bannon said the group has identified roughly 250-400 miles of privately owned land that the project would target.
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The root of the problem is that automated criminal justice technologies are largely privately owned and sold for profit.
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The privately-owned island is about 30 miles off the east coast of New Zealand and popular with tourists.
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Their dams, many of them privately owned by the local farming community, are full -- unlike those supplying Cape Town.
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On the way a boater could pass Gardiners Island, one of the largest privately owned islands in the country.
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The Israeli Supreme Court and the government do consider settlement construction on privately owned Palestinian land to be illegal.
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The privately owned investment management firm said Ryan Quinn joined as managing director in the fourth quarter of 2015.
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Instead, foreigners were ferried to privately owned resort islands where villas jutting out into the ocean are the norm.
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Many privately owned lots have other obstacles, including persnickety landowners, tax liens or other hurdles that limit potential building.
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Its airports, for example, are mostly publicly run, whereas in European cities such as London multiple privately owned airports compete.
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China's Mobvoi, a privately owned startup valued at $1 billion, has been steadily releasing solid smartwatches and earbuds since 2015.
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Some of the land along the border in the Rio Grande Valley is privately owned, representing another challenge, he said.
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It was just one of the more extreme examples highlighting the ways detainees in privately-owned facilities have been treated.
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India's largest privately owned miner has also been hit in recent quarters by mining bans in its key producing states.
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The privately owned German bank appointed Alexander Haissl and Nicolas Didio to its equity research team, strengthening its London unit.
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There is speculation that privately owned Impossible, which doesn't report revenue, also will go public, especially after Beyond's remarkable debut.
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But many of Saint-Jean-Cap-Ferrat's most magnificent villas are privately owned by some of the world's wealthiest people.
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Preventing the companies from using their privately owned land for economic development is, she wrote, a "wholly unprecedented regulatory action".
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In Thailand, ride-hailing services by privately owned vehicles are illegal but many drivers work with both Uber and Grab.
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Privately owned SZ DJI Technology Co Ltd, a drone maker, is an example of how far Chinese exporters have come.
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Privately owned Cashplus apologised for the outages in a statement posted on its social media channels on Wednesday and Thursday.
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Wealth research firm Hurun says China is home to 206 unicorns, or privately owned companies worth at least $1 billion.
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The privately-owned Azamn newspaper covered a series of corruption cases in 2014 in which several company executives were convicted.
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McKinsey's work suggests that there are as many as 10,000 Chinese companies operating in Africa, 90% of them privately owned.
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Privately owned TAP sells and distributes its products through multiple channels, including 75 4Wheel Parts stores and two online platforms.
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Privately-owned Liberty House is one of the largest steel and engineering employers in the UK with over 4,500 workers.
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The Support Rating and Support Rating Floor of privately-owned DFCC reflect its relative lower systemic importance, in Fitch's view.
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Only one aircraft of that make is registered in the Central Asian nation, belonging to a privately-owned Scat airline.
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Housing and homeless charity Shelter has estimated that in England alone there are 279,000 long-term, privately owned empty homes.
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At the time, there were only three stadiums with proper terraces: Accra, Kumasi, and a privately owned facility in Obuasi.
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Almost all companies, including the privately owned tech stars, will continue to have party cells that wield back-room influence.
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It marked the second rocket launch this year for billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk and his privately owned Space Exploration Technologies.
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That's why fine clothes from the most important designers are now being sold in small, privately owned shops around America.
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According to the report, privately-owned housing starts in October were at a seasonally-adjusted annual rate of 43 million.
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After Frontline's March offer, DHT struck a deal with privately owned BW Group, led by shipping tycoon Andreas Sohmen Pao.
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Today's cloud-based software model pushes businesses and individuals away from the digital commons and toward closed, privately owned dataspaces.
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Reuters did not have access to reports by local cybersecurity teams at the central bank's 12 privately owned regional branches.
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The two journalists from a privately-owned newspaper were released after paying a bond, police spokeswoman Charity Munganga-Chanda said.
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Other provinces with a high concentration of privately owned small companies include Guangdong, Jiangsu and Fujian, all on the coast.
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By comparison the privately-owned company, with around 4,000 employees, had assets of just 2 billion shillings, the source said.
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The government says it will compensate the residents and rebuild their homes on nearby lands that are not privately owned.
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Zivy, 63, is the third generation of his family to work at privately owned Ameropa, which was established in 1948.
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Today, the lake is privately owned by the Okanagan Nation Alliance, for whom it is a source of traditional medicine.
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Israel's Supreme Court said the dwellings had to be razed because they were built illegally on privately owned Palestinian land.
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The monument is privately owned by the Daughters of the Confederacy, a national group dedicated to preserving the Confederate legacy.
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He said the privately owned group, which includes around 4,000 hotels, was considering mergers and acquisitions, as well as partnerships.
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According to one academic estimate, the buyback took in and destroyed 222 percent of all privately owned guns in Australia.
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In August, it placed a temporary halt on new licenses for bed-and-breakfasts, restaurants and other privately owned businesses.
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The city has specifically prohibited "devices that inhibit seating" in privately owned public spaces since 2007, though armrests are allowed.
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But the elaborate Christmas display in the headquarters of Murray Energy Corporation, America's biggest privately owned coal firm, suggests otherwise.
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Privately owned SaudiGulf is targeting delivery of the 777s from 2020, Chief Executive Samer al-Majali told Reuters by email.
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The boats that poach in Russian waters are officially assigned to state entities, but in fact they are privately owned.
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Releases from privately owned irrigation dams — normally used for crops and orchards — were also key to pushing Day Zero back.
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This demonstration will … help families with children seek housing and successfully move to privately-owned units in lower-poverty areas.
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A judge has ordered the city to negotiate to buy the privately-owned land the Marikana settlement residents have occupied.
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The Swiss government has estimated that about half of the privately owned guns in the country are former service rifles.
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CNBC reported last year that privately-owned Schwan's Company hired an investment bank to consider options for selling the company.
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A large chunk of our nation's critical infrastructure is privately owned, including electricity, finance, communications, and oil and natural gas.
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Further excavation at the site may prove difficult, however, as the finding was made on a privately-owned construction site.
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By the interwar years, the turf of privately owned cars alone was so ungovernable that its chaos became a metaphor.
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Fridman and a few of his Eastern European business allies control Alfa Group, one of Russia's largest privately owned consortium.
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The privately owned, Atlanta-based company has acquired and invested in automotive-related companies before, however not a vehicle manufacturer.
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He said the hangar, which is privately owned, had a jet and a helicopter inside, both of which were damaged.
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He and four other former employees of the privately owned company were later arrested on suspicion of corruption and fraud.
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"For starters, our fleet will provide significantly more consistency and availability than a patchwork of privately owned cars," he wrote.
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Today, the now decommissioned and privately owned ship is serving as home base to flying creatures of another kind: pigeons.
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The suspects transported the drugs using hidden traps in privately owned vehicles, semi-trailers, trucks, and recreational vehicles, authorities said.
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It was a skill he had picked up working the grounds of a nearby privately owned historic plantation, he said.
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The center is a privately owned immigration detention center for women and children under contract with Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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" While it is not perfect, they concluded, "FSC certification of privately owned forestlands can support progress in the right direction.
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The privately owned firm, based in Hawthorne, California, has a backlog of more than 70 missions, worth about $10 billion.
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The 3,475 square-foot space is privately owned, so Mr. Trump's company will not directly benefit from the government lease.
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Still, Mr. Haidara told them, the manuscript operations had to remain secret, since many privately owned collections remained in Timbuktu.
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Collecting and analyzing data has been hindered in the mostly privately-owned commercial real estate industry, which closely guards information.
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The privately owned Baltic Exchange - one of London's oldest commercial institutions - said the FCA gave its regulatory approval on Oct.
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However, the privately owned company released a feature in July called "Memories" that enables users to save and share content.
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Al-Ghurair is also the chief executive of Dubai's Mashreqbank, the largest privately owned bank in the United Arab Emirates.
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The enemies of Chávez and Perón were corrupt politicians, foreign-oriented economic elites, imperialism and the privately owned news media.
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As the company is privately owned, Fan-Mei did not receive any government subsidies to make the purchase, Li said.
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Lawyer van der Zwaan's father-in law is Russian billionaire German Khan, the founder of the privately-owned Alfa Bank.
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Lawyer van der Zwaan's father-in-law is Russian billionaire German Khan, the founder of the privately-owned Alfa Bank.
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Daily tours had taken more than 10,000 visitors every year to privately owned island 50km (30 miles) off the coast.
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It was built, the courts here say, on privately owned Palestinian land and has become a minefield for Israeli politicians.
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They are privately owned by law and their presidents must be approved by the Fed's Washington-based Board of Governors.
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However, since 2013, Nutella has been made exclusively with palm oil from sustainable supplies, the maker, privately-owned Ferrero, says.
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The privately-owned company, which is headquartered in China's coastal Zhejiang province, also makes sport utility vehicles and cargo trucks.
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The committee said only one such jet was registered in the Central Asian nation, belonging to privately-owned Scat airline.
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They might even take a nap, the pinnacle of offenses in so-called privately owned public spaces, sometimes called POPS.
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The country has more privately owned guns per person than any except America, where prosperous gun-lovers can afford far more.
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Though America's railway tracks are privately owned, its national passenger services are all run by one lumbering state-owned firm, Amtrak.
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Statutory damages for TCPA violations are $500 per call, exposing the privately-owned ViSalus to statutory damages of about $925 million.
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The Masama mine, the first privately-owned coal mine in Botswana, is estimated to hold 390 million tonnes of coal reserves.
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Only adults over 19 will be able to purchase and consume cannabis, as long as it's in a privately owned home.
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Much of the land in the Rio Grande Valley is privately owned, meaning that the government will need to acquire it.
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In English, he created and standardised specialist vocabulary—such as "civil ensign" for the flag flown by a privately owned vessel.
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To this day Rodial is one of the only privately owned brands in the industry, which I am so proud of.
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The bottom line: As ride-sharing displaces privately owned vehicles, different forms of AVs could play larger roles on city streets.
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So while not the smartest move obviously, the scooter-related arrest illustrates a couple important points about privately-owned transit options.
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Presidio Terrace is a privately owned oval street nestled against the Presidio golf course with a large gate blocking its entrance.
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"I thought it was dominated by men," Baghriche, who currently works for Firmenich, the world's largest privately-owned fragrance company, says.
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Designed and built by privately-owned Bigelow Aerospace, BEAM is the first inflatable habitat to be tested with astronauts in space.
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One of Beijing's frequently touted stimulus measures in the last year has been encouraging banks to lend to privately-owned companies.
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"We've invested time and efforts to continue developing (relationships), both with privately owned steel mills and government steel mills," he said.
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He and four other former employees at the privately owned company were arrested weeks later on charges of corruption and fraud.
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Privately-owned INEOS, which runs the 200,000-barrel per day Grangemouth refinery in Scotland, said it continued to assess the situation.
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About 60 percent of the valuable Appalachian woodlands are privately owned, whether in small parcels by individuals or by small businesses.
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Continental and privately owned Bosch said separately they wanted to advance their expertise in driver-assistance and other data-based technologies.
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So he pays top dollar for power from privately owned generators, many of which run on fuel from the black market.
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Thus, claims of First Amendment violations in response to not being allowed to publish content in privately-owned platforms are meaningless.
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Some are on the Canadian side of a meandering marine border, some in the United States; almost all are privately owned.
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Songting — which employed about 6,000 workers, according to the local government's website — was among the larger, privately owned mills in town.
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At least one other bridge linking Canada and the United States is privately owned; Mr. Moroun's is not the only one.
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The study looks exclusively at privately owned companies, as opposed to state-owned firms, which sometimes in China also have listings.
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Since the early '70s, the number of privately owned guns in American hands has nearly tripled, to well over 300 million.
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Inovo BV is a privately owned consulting firm in the Netherlands and run by Turkish businessman Kamil Alptekin since last August.
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This is where being privately owned has been a major boon for Penguin Random House, allowing for a slow, smooth transition.
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Some 85033 percent of the Swedish economy is privately owned, and all three Scandinavian countries outperform the U.S. in business freedom.
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In May 1959, he began confiscating privately owned agricultural land, including land owned by Americans, openly provoking the United States government.
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Privately owned Fidelity International manages 266 billion euros ($308 billion) in assets for investors in Europe, Asia, Australia and South America.
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But Amona was built on privately owned Palestinian land, where Israel's own judiciary insists the state cannot simply rubber-stamp construction.
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That could broaden the pool of potential plaintiffs given that the vast amount of land along the border is privately owned.
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"The area covered by the triangle accounts for nearly a third of all privately owned vessels in the U.S.," he said.
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She said at the privately-owned dialysis center where she goes for treatment, only 18 of 35 dialysis machines are working.
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In fact, leading Chinese domestic car brands such as Geely, Great Wall and BYD are privately-owned enterprises led by entrepreneurs.
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A privately owned and operated surveillance network has sprung up around the country, and police are getting in on the action.
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The association, which is privately owned, declined to share with Business Insider recent attendance figures but said admissions were also stabilizing.
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So too, there are antebellum plantations, including a handful of privately owned plantation homes in various states of repair (or not).
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After all, most cities had just ripped up their streetcar networks because they were privately owned systems that weren't making money.
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The Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO) condemned the bill, describing it as a way to "legalize theft" of privately owned Palestinian land.
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If your earbud falls through one of the grates owned by the M.T.A. (some grates are privately owned), you're in luck.
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Though the US space agency paid the companies to develop their vehicles, Starliner and Crew Dragon are privately owned and operated.
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Most of the privately owned Egyptian news media has been quietly taken over by intelligence agencies or allies of Mr. Sisi's.
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They also said the pipeline's route through what are now privately owned ranches bordering the river crossed through sacred ancestral lands.
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Privately owned Lion Air Group will adjust its tariffs and margins according to the new rules, Managing Director Daniel Putut said.
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The bride's father retired as the founder and chief executive of Beacon Communities, a privately owned real estate firm in Boston.
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Gavin P. Marks, the 55th Wing commander, announced Monday that carrying privately owned firearms was no longer permitted, with few exceptions.
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"What does this film bring?" she said on Tsargard TV, a privately owned channel that promotes Russian Orthodox and nationalist views.
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Since it was privately owned, however, the government chose only five of its 25 directors and its stockholders selected the rest.
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Canadian athleisure apparel maker Lululemon's Chief Operating Officer, Stuart Haselden, will leave in January to head privately owned luggage maker Away.
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"Anything that places a spotlight on the underperformance of privately owned public space can help secure legal compliance," Professor Kayden said.
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Alphabet, meanwhile, disclosed it owned $8.8 billion worth of stock just from privately owned companies, as of the end of 2017.
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Earlier this month, he said that was a possibility as long as they belonged to the privately owned Princes Czartoryski Foundation.
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Publicly available data from commercial flight trackers show that Dart Airlines is currently leasing aircraft to Iran's privately owned Kish Air.
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Solliden, which was built in 1906, is privately owned by King Carl XVI Gustaf, whose net worth is reportedly $70 million.
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The Louisiana Offshore Oil Port, the largest privately owned crude terminal in the United States, also said it was operating normally.
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Much of the land along the Rio Grande is privately owned, and an international treaty bans construction on the river's floodplain.
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The U.S. space agency last year added a third company, privately owned Sierra Nevada Corp, for station cargo runs beginning in 2019.
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The show includes "Moon Aviary" (20163), a long lost sculpture that was recovered at a "privately-owned art archive" earlier this year.
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In an effort to clean it up, the city developed a privately owned public space, now known as Yonge and Dundas Square.
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The shares should first be offered to the central government, and then to a regional government, SOEs and privately owned national companies.
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This will allow the Israeli government in future retroactively to expropriate privately owned Palestinian land on which Israeli settlements have been built.
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The zoo was previously privately owned as a kind of "roadside attraction," he says, but there was concern for the furry residents.
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In one of France's biggest pharmaceutical scandals, privately-owned Servier has so far paid out 152.5 million euros ($13 million) to patients.
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The move sees privately owned Hog Slat Inc put $2 million into building the plant, near Guiyang, capital of southwestern Guizhou province.
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It also aims to modernize aviation rules by making commercial flights more comfortable for disabled passengers and acting against privately owned drones.
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The imprisonment of presenter Doaa Salah of the privately owned An-Nahar network was suspended pending her appeal and she remains free.
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Swisscom, Sunrise Commmunications and privately owned Salt each received part of the spectrum after newcomer Dense Air dropped out of the bidding.
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Concentrated Shareholding, Low Transparency: Reward Group is a privately owned company, and the level of financial disclosure is weaker than listed companies.
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The owners — almost all of the havelis are privately owned — have either abandoned the properties or rented them out to local people.
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The EU removed the privately owned budget airline from the list in 2016 after it determined Lion Air met international safety standards.
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The shift in-house is not universal, with giants like privately-owned Rolex and Patek Philippe staying the course with multi-brands.
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Privately-owned Karo Resources has previously said it was planning $4.2 billion platinum mining project, including a precious metals refinery in Zimbabwe.
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OTHER ACTORS AND MINISTRY-OWNED INFRASTRUCTURE Turkey has two onshore LNG terminals, one owned by BOTAS, the other by privately owned Egegaz.
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The hedging losses at privately owned Trafigura, which made a net profit of $873 million last year, have not been previously reported.
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Quite simply, the sector is full of small-scale, privately-owned and operated mines which do not report their production to anyone.
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Privately owned SpaceX, as the California-based company is known, and Orbital both currently ferry cargo to the space station aboard capsules.
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It is privately owned by Victoria, her husband David and agent Simon Fuller, and manufactures the majority of its clothing in Britain.
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Individual cities will be home to privately owned teams, with locations determined through the bidding process the Rogue is now participating in.
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Privately owned Lactalis, one of the world's biggest dairies, exports its baby food products to 83 countries across Europe, Africa and Asia.
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He is now chief executive of a privately owned hedge fund called Dune Capital Management, which he co-founded in 2004. 2.
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Rocha is set on building a privately-owned agency that views its models as clients, putting their personal and professional needs first.
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Usually privately-owned and run by their founders, they are not the target of government drives to improve female representation in finance.
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Phone calls by Reuters to the public relations department for China Minsheng Bank , the country's largest privately owned lender, were not answered.
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But privately owned land is often underdeveloped too, partly thanks to a law which requires any sale to have the governor's consent.
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Government officials said he was likely referring to one English daily and another Swahili daily owned by a privately-owned media organization.
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Not a single table or chair was in sight (seating is not required at most privately owned public spaces created before 1975).
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Established in 13, the privately owned company provides equipment financing for a wide range of sectors including business aviation and rail leasing.
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Sources at two privately-owned media outlets said they had been instructed by the authorities not to interview families of the victims.
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From 2009 until August of this year, Wheeler was a lobbyist for Murray Energy, the largest privately owned coal company in America.
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Brightline, the only privately owned and operated passenger rail in the U.S., opened its second travel route in Florida on May 19.
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From a legal point of view, a person can be asked to leave a privately owned establishment because of their political views.
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Privately owned Glatfelter provides services for specialty insurance and has underwriting capabilities that will help boost AIG's general insurance business, AIG said.
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Diller and von Furstenberg's superyacht is the largest privately owned sailing yacht in the world, at 305 feet, according to Architectural Digest.
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Miguna refused to enter a plea, saying his case should be heard in a court in Nairobi, privately-owned Citizen Television reported.
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He also reported on deals between the government and the country's biggest privately-owned security firm, whose owner is related to Gaspar.
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Unlike most central banks in the world, the South African Reserve Bank has been privately owned since it was established in 1921.
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But people living in condos, co-ops and privately owned rental buildings answer to a higher power: the owner of the building.
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Sources at two privately-owned media outlets said they had been instructed by the authorities not to interview families of the victims.
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The privately-owned companies design their own tablets and software and sell them to inmates or facilities through contracts with correctional departments.
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The St. Louis-based company, which competes with Chipotle Mexican Grill, was acquired by privately owned German conglomerate JAB Holding in 2017.
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The Te Rere Reserve managed by Mr. Sutherland is owned by Forest & Bird, the largest privately owned conservation organization in New Zealand.
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The lack of trading does, however, point to the price pressures afflicting Indonesian producers, many of which are small, privately-owned affairs.
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Simple economics would suggest that smaller-scale, privately owned operators ramp back up to reap the benefits of a higher-price environment.
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Supporters of these publicly funded but privately owned and operated entities claim that their primary purpose is to provide parents with choices.
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With the advent of self-driving autos and an anticipated decline in privately owned cars, that can only continue, Mr. Zammit said.
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The hangar that the plane struck, which is privately owned, had a jet and a helicopter inside at the time, officials said.
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The groom's father is a real estate developer with Hines, a privately owned real estate investment, development and management firm in Chicago.
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As a private company building on privately owned land, Windmill has no legal obligation to compensate indigenous groups or negotiate with them.
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But Dr. Gephard's team has identified 20 to 30 privately owned dams that it would like to remove to allow fish passage.
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The Rio Grande Valley poses a unique challenge to the administration since much of the land along the border is privately owned.
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Privately owned businesses, or pass-throughs, will see their tax burden go up, unless they make less than $28503 million per year.
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Such vehicles generally won&apost be operated on public roads and instead will typically be operated on privately owned land, Garcia said.
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Canadian athleisure apparel maker Lululemon Athletica's Chief Operating Officer, Stuart Haselden, will leave in January to head privately-owned luggage maker Away.
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Roell shares the same concern, saying privately-owned playgrounds and spaces that charge families to use them are popping up around Yangon.
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Gun ownership is relatively common in Thailand, with about 10 million privately owned firearms in the country in 2016, according to Gunpolicy.
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He also volunteered at the law school at the Academy of Social Education, the first privately owned university in Kazan, Russian Federation.
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The association's members, which include CP Foods Pcl , Betagro Pcl and privately owned Cargill as members, operate a total of 20 factories.
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Because America's natural gas infrastructure is privately owned and operated, we are not asking for government funding to meet the market's demand.
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Many U.S. visitors to the island have no idea which entities are tied to the Cuban government and which are privately owned.
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Reuters calculations of official data show that 42 privately-owned enterprises have defaulted this year compared with just six state-owned firms.
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The overall total also does not include dead fish collected from the extensive network of privately owned canals throughout the five counties.
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Bezos has been working toward launching a lunar lander since founding Blue Origin, his privately owned space company, nearly 20 years ago.
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Van der Zwaan, 33, is married to the daughter of prominent Russian billionaire German Khan, founder of the privately owned Alfa Bank.
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They implemented a gun buyback program that purchased and destroyed 660,959 firearms — some 20 percent of privately owned guns across the country.
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The privately-owned company stands to earn tens of millions of taxpayer dollars through lucrative government contracts sending cargo to the Space Station.
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Privately owned Dongjin Techwin, which supplies LG Electronics Inc, is already bracing for contract losses, as LG moves to produce components in-house.
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The investigations follow petitions from six privately owned U.S. plywood producers into the imports, which the department estimates totaled $1.15 billion in 2015.
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The company is privately owned, with 30% of its stock controlled by its CEO Dani Reiss, whose grandfather founded the company in 1957.
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Houston-based energy company Encino Energy, which is privately-owned, will operate the assets acquired by the partnership and has committed $25 million.
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The black two-door is privately-owned on Long Island and features tufted leather seats, wire wheels, and era-appropriate white wall tires.
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The New York Police Department tentatively identified the helicopter as a privately owned aircraft used for executive travel, commissioner Jimmy O'Neill told reporters.
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Today, Ofra is one of the oldest settlements in the West Bank, and built mostly on privately owned Palestinian land, like my father's.
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However, since 2013, Nutella sold in France has been made only with palm oil from sustainable supplies, the maker, privately owned Ferrero, says.
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The planned route doesn't go under any privately-owned residential or commercial property aside from what SpaceX already owns, according to the company.
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The Supreme Court ruled that the town, though privately owned, functioned like a traditional municipality and needed to respect the proselytiser's constitutional rights.
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Didi's mobile app, where users can hail taxis, privately-owned cars, car-pools and even buses in some cities, remains its core business.
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SpaceX's landing attempt on Sunday was the third time the privately owned firm had tried to recover a rocket on an ocean platform.
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Paul Gallagher, Kingston town clerk and burial agent, tells PEOPLE he had no knowledge of the move because Evergreen Cemetery is privately owned.
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Aberdeenshire Council have been advising the Baron on emergency works, but told Mashable they can't comment further as the property is privately owned.
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A gas explosion at a privately owned coal mine in the south-western region of Chongqing killed 33 workers who were trapped underground.
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The actions follow petitions from six privately owned U.S. plywood producers over the imports, which the department estimates totaled $1.12 billion in 2016.
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Bruce-Encarnacion recounted the story of the 2014 Gathering, which was slated to be at the privately owned Crybaby Campground in Kaiser, Missouri.
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To put it more bluntly: utilities' strong preference for capital investments puts them intrinsically at odds with smarter grids and privately owned DERs.
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Rivals Airtel, a unit of India's Bharti Airtel, as well as privately owned Globacom and 9mobile, are also expected to apply for licences.
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Nevertheless, the privately-owned university still offers bachelor's and master's degrees in more than 2200 subjects including acting, advertising, fashion, and fine arts.
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Currently, large stadiums in Seattle, like CenturyLink Field and Safeco Field, are privately owned and can currently enforce their strict no-gun policies.
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" He added, "Individual Americans can travel to #Cuba under Support for the Cuban people category but must use privately owned lodging like AirBnB.
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Headquartered in the southern island of Hainan, privately-owned HNA has announced deals over the last two years of more than $50 billion.
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SUPPORT RATING AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR The SRs and SRFs of privately owned DFCC reflect its relative lower systemic importance, in Fitch's view.
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The two privately-owned teams made their complaint in 2015, before U.S.-based Liberty took over and ousted former commercial supremo Bernie Ecclestone.
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"It seems unfair because in the U.S. most of the forests are privately owned and, therefore, they pay full market price," he said.
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Seyoum Tsehaye was arrested after the government summarily banned the privately owned press in 2001, in response to criticism of President Isaias Afwerki.
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Tuesday's meeting produced a consensus between the Chief of Staff and the armed forces regarding the situation, the privately owned TV station said.
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Much of the land — about two-thirds of the border, according to a Government Accountability Office report — is privately owned by U.S. citizens.
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Tech firms as well as resources and industrial companies also said their profitability was hit by increased competition from privately owned Chinese companies.
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It began operating in June last year and is one of the few privately owned facilities used to store the national petroleum reserve.
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British broadcasters, whether publicly or privately owned, must generally stick to strict rules on political balance and factual accuracy, overseen by a regulator.
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Rocket Labs is targeting a big first in commercial spaceflight – the first launch of an orbital rocket from a privately-owned launch facility.
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This order will address concerns that some federal and state land is inaccessible without crossing privately owned territory, according to The Associated Press.
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In recent months, several watch makers have cut jobs, such as Kering's recently acquired Ulysse Nardin and privately-owned Parimigiani and Christophe Claret.
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In dispute is the decision by a privately-owned zoo to impose mandatory facial recognition on admission control for all annual pass holders.
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According to media reports, the wedding took place before 350 guests in a lavish ceremony at a privately owned fortress called La Fortaleza.
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China also doesn't appear to be cutting back its reliance on state-owned enterprises, which are typically less efficient than privately owned corporations.
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But most of the money goes to record labels and artists, while the privately owned Swedish company faces growing competition from Apple APPL.
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The Biltmore Estate, which is located in Asheville, North Carolina, is the site of the largest privately-owned house in the United States.
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ALPRs are privately-owned systems that capture everything resembling a license plate within their purview, collecting up to a thousand plates per minute.
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Me & the Bees Lemonade is based in Austin, Texas, but the Generation- Z influencer and her privately-owned company have garnered national attention.
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Though a privately owned cougar will eventually grow accustomed to its owners, it can never be domesticated like a dog or a cat.
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He had been a strategic planning executive at Crescent Petroleum, a privately owned Middle East energy concern, when he was arrested in Iran.
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