"We've decided for scrap metal, we will relax their imports ... because we can see the need for scrap metal in the domestic market," Kartasasmita said.
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"We've decided for scrap metal, we will relax their imports ... because we can see the need for scrap metal in the domestic market," Kartasasmita said.
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Instead, the scrap metal was used to build Qassam rockets.
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No changes to duties on scrap metal on Jan 15.
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It's a public park, not a repository for scrap metal.
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At that point, they're worth more as scrap metal and salvage.
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Who knows what game the kids have invented with scrap metal.
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Every's work consists of scrap metal he's collected over the years.
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Moments later, a second explosion and another tearing of scrap metal.
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His father was a scrap metal dealer, his mother a housekeeper.
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Not one to miss an opportunity, Lustig devised a plan to convince the city's biggest scrap-metal dealers that he was a government director charged with the discreet task of selling off the Eiffel Tower's scrap metal.
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Slabs of chrome-colored scrap metal hang from the ceiling, like streamers.
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It also tightened its restrictions on accepting other materials, like scrap metal.
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Any remaining locks will be melted down and sold for scrap metal.
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With time the camp became more permanent, tarps replaced with scrap metal.
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There you will find the "world's largest scrap metal sculpture," dubbed Forevertron.
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Today, Palestinians use the ruined concrete and scrap metal for construction materials.
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They later exploded when handled by scrap-metal scavengers and unsuspecting children.
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Similar scrap-metal statues of objects and animals are scattered throughout the kibbutz.
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The wire has long been stolen and sold on to scrap metal dealers.
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Most ended up sold for scrap metal but some were donated for art.
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Some interstellar items seen by others as mere scrap metal are historically significant.
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The stretch of barrier is currently made out of scrap metal, the CBP said.
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More recent events follow an eerily similar script: abandoned machine, unsuspecting scrap metal collector.
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The original, made of scrap metal and other material, went up in the 1990s.
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A local samosa seller, Dauda Bisaso, forges guns and camera tripods from scrap metal.
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In a best case, the rocky shore would churn the boat into scrap metal.
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Now many of the mills are empty, their machines auctioned off for scrap metal.
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They had rebuilt their home with scrap metal from the wreckage of the warehouse.
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Graphite electrodes are used in electric arc furnaces that recycle scrap metal into steel.
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"There was scrap metal still in her because he used exploding bullets," Sarvela explained.
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A specific concern for GAC is scrap metal containing what it terms "powdery substances".
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The farmer intends to focus on scrap metal as his main business, the release said.
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At this rate, the golden years of many workers will look more like scrap metal.
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"Someone might take away the turnstile and sell it for scrap metal," another user joked.
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Only in 2014, after Kenya made exporting scrap metal illegal did the factory permanently close.
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In the Baltimore episode, we follow a tattoo artist who's also picking up scrap metal.
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The shapes evoke comparison to jigsaw puzzle parts and irregularly cut pieces of scrap metal.
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China is considering banning imports of scrap metal starting at the end of next year.
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The son was leaving scrap metal and cans in the alley that divides our properties.
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My father salvaged everything from the demolition jobs: claw-foot tubs, scrap metal, lumber, sinks.
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Crude steel output still rose, suggesting mills produced more from electric furnaces that consume scrap metal.
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I grew up in California in a family of scrap metal recyclers, and I've always recycled.
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In the latest incident, a batch of scrap metal at the plant was found on Oct.
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Syria's security forces dug up parts of the line to sell as scrap metal in Pakistan.
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Residents on Sunday were pulling pieces from the still-smoldering wreckage to sell as scrap metal.
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"They buy it (but) there's no law that forbids anyone to buy scrap metal," he said.
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On Tuesday, Mr. Trump spoke to applauding workers at a scrap-metal plant in Westmoreland County.
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Refineries have been swamped with scrap metal with more customers selling back their gold, dealers said.
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Metal manholes are often stolen for scrap metal, leaving open holes in the middle of roads.
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China's scrap metal imports in November rose by 6.3% from the previous month to 170,000 tonnes.
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China's scrap metal imports in November rose by 13% from the previous month to 170,000 tonnes.
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The alleged scheme involved a scrap-metal-dealer co-conspirator; the sale to foreign customers of shipments of scrap metal that turned out to contain mostly concrete blocks; a blind client of Luthmann's whose identity the conspirators used in order to set up bank accounts and launder almost half a million dollars obtained by this fraud; and the later kidnapping of the scrap-metal dealer for the purposes of extorting an extra ten thousand dollars from him at gunpoint.
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It's understandable that the recycling facility amasses a lot of used aluminum bottles, cans and scrap metal.
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Onstage, Mr. King would often add to the band's percussive attack by slamming pieces of scrap metal.
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He said he had been active in preventing illegal fishing and blocked fuel and scrap metal smuggling.
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As a child, Saotome spent his days working in an iron factory, collecting scrap metal for munitions.
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The vehicle looked liked a bundle of scrap metal after it had gone through a car crusher.
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One such worker, Ashu, spends his days at one of Delhi's biggest dumps, scavenging for scrap metal.
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When not fishing, he would dive for scrap metal from the hundreds of shipwrecks in the area.
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The recycling of scrap metal is a $32 billion business in the United States, according to IBISWorld.
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It doesn't matter whether it's represented by a machine, a piece of scrap metal, or a tree.
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The recycling of scrap metal is a $32 billion business in the United States, according to IBISWorld.
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The 232-year-old was working at his family's scrap metal shop before he started a YouTube channel.
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Mr. Dial made his work from anything at hand, from bits of rope to bones to scrap metal.
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Divers retrieved rusted scrap metal, a shopping trolley and a discarded bicycle from the waves alongside plastic waste.
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In 2016 the country imported 45m tonnes of scrap metal, waste paper and plastic, together worth over $18bn.
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They are assembled in garages and workshops using car parts, broken bits of other weapons and scrap metal.
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While many can only afford scrap metal or reused material found at a junkyard, some others splash out.
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I asked what this was and a woman brought me over to a shed full of scrap metal.
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Inside the package, police officers found trash and scrap metal, Mark Hudson, a lieutenant in the department, said.
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From humble beginnings collecting scrap metal, Mr. Bannerman's fortune mushroomed, taking him abroad where he observed baronial castles.
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Mr. Cochran created a website for the boat in an effort to save it from becoming scrap metal.
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Despite facing skepticism, Kamkwamba ended up constructing a windmill using scrap metal, PVC pip, and tractor and bicycle parts.
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In 1987, a junkyard owner in Goiânia, Brazil purchased a canister of cesium chloride from two scrap metal collectors.
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After the flood receded, Jenkins immediately towed all the vehicles and gave them away to a scrap metal yard.
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China tightened restrictions on scrap metal imports from July 1, as part of a sweeping campaign against "foreign garbage".
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While snapping shots of it, our photographer stumbled backward into a sheet of scrap metal and stacks of styrofoam.
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In a Sunday interview, Stack told CBS News that Dick's remaining assault rifle inventory was turned into scrap metal.
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A small piece of unsecured scrap metal that flew off the truck ahead of him, smashing through his windshield.
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Cottam was also previously director of finance for the continental division of scrap metal company European Metal Recycling Ltd.
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Today, the residents of Makause live sardined in small shacks constructed from corrugated tin, scrap metal, and wooden planks.
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They struggled to ride on top of freight trains carrying scrap metal in the blazing sun and frigid nights.
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Some areas are dotted with dirt-covered women and children, scouring the rubble for scrap metal they can sell.
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But according to the government, the scrap-metal operation was only the tip of Mr. Luthmann's iceberg of misconduct.
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They can find a solution to the scrap metal and noise at the recycler, maybe by walling it off.
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These are spectacular abstract, otherworldly close-ups of bones, skulls, flint, driftwood, drain pipes, crushed springs, and scrap metal.
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Scrap metal An additional duty of 5% on U.S. aluminum scrap, which was to go into effect on Dec.
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Even those items most likely destined for the curb, like broken appliances, may have life yet as scrap metal.
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In 2010, the owner of a scrap metal shop near Delhi, India, bought an old cobalt machine at an auction.
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Industrial solid refuse contains more valuable materials like scrap metal and has long been better managed by profit-seeking firms.
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Most has gone into "electric arc" furnaces, which smelt steel more cheaply from scrap metal rather than from iron ore.
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China's crackdown on scrap metal imports has interrupted the flow of scrap copper from its largest supplier, the United States.
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In downtown Santiago, street sweepers cleaned up broken glass, scrap metal and barricades that accumulated over several nights of protests.
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Evenings were often spent at the watering hole, which is adorned with statues of robots made out of scrap metal.
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In which case, surely they would have been all over Rey's scrap metal-filled planet, Jakku, in The Force Awakens?
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It all seems confusingly counter-intuitive until you factor in a hidden supply surge in the form of scrap metal.
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They scooped up the contaminated soil, along with other radioactive waste materials such as military equipment, concrete, and scrap metal.
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The gravestone dealer was still in business, but Hirschman's Layette had been replaced by a collection center for scrap metal.
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He was my mother's father, a scrap-metal dealer from Newark — a working-class kid who had amassed a fortune.
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Decades ago, employees of CBS Records reportedly took power saws to multitrack masters to sell the reels as scrap metal.
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That means ships built in 2015 may not be worth more than scrap metal prices in just 10 years' time.
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He pointed to a metal pipe in a shopping cart filled with scrap metal, aluminum cans and an air-conditioner.
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It's not long before he's fending off famine by repurposing scrap metal and bicycle parts into an ingenious irrigation system.
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But it also means to coat scrap metal with a layer of zinc; it's the poor man's version of gilding.
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In 2000, two scrap metal vendors in Samut Prakan, Thailand broke open a canister of cobalt with a hammer and chisel.
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"It seems there is a bigger portion of scrap metal around the world that contains americium," STUK director Tommi Toivonen said.
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But the former scrap-metal dealer, whose home was once owned by the Rothschild family, is much less black and white.
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They partly blame the removal of scrap metal for sale or use in other provinces for the slow pace of rebuilding.
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To replicate the effect, the poor collected scrap metal, melted it all down, and slapped the molten metal against the wall.
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On one block of Rue Moulay Ali, you'll find a giant B made from scrap metal — and, behind it, a bouncer.
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CHINA SCRAP: China's imports of scrap metal in November rose by 21.4% from the previous month to 21,0.33 tonnes, data showed.
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CHINA SCRAP: China's imports of scrap metal in November rose by 214% from the previous month to 2350,21.1 tonnes, data showed.
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The recycling branch of the China NonFerrous Metals Industry Association said on Tuesday that it had received a notice that at the end of 2406 imports of scrap metal including wire, motors and bulk scrap metal will be prohibited, according to a copy of an informal Association message sent to members of its WeChat group reviewed by Reuters.
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While some are made of wood, nylon, and scrap metal, others are crafted from precious metals such as gold, silver, and marble.
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Last year, China imported a total of 5.74 million tonnes of scrap metal, mainly scrap copper and aluminum, according to official data.
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They are cobbled together from parts ordered online, the occasional 3D-printed missile, and scrap metal found around his garage at home.
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Paul Welshons, a Navy veteran who scrapes by financially by selling scrap metal, wrote in Sanders' name on the ballot in November.
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U.S. steel plants hungry for scrap metal, for example, avoid deals with American sellers because of the exorbitant costs of coastwise shipping.
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After smashing a few with a sledgehammer for the benefit of news cameras, LaGuardia ordered the rest stripped for wartime scrap metal.
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One of us comes from a family that owned and operated a full-service scrap metal business for more than 85 years.
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And the social-realist "Scrap or Die" gives us the dirt on the hood's heaviest junk—scrap metal stripped from condemned buildings.
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Throughout the garden, industrial scrap metal is twisted and turned into birds, dragons, tubes, and other figures for a truly eccentric experience.
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There literally was no other reason to be in most of the city except to buy drugs, scrap metal, or paint walls.
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Many earned a living by collecting and recycling scrap metal and doing all sorts of odd jobs to keep their families alive.
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A lawyer representing scrap metal suppliers to steelmakers, Leonardo Palhares, said the decision adds concentration to the long steel market in Brazil.
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Arcelor's vice president said the group will consume around 35 percent of scrap metal acquired by the steel industry in the country.
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Conveyor belts and other steel equipment that might have scrap metal value had already been removed, leaving barren concrete tubes and walls.
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"Under coronavirus control, migrant labourers are not able to get back to their posts," impacting scrap metal processing in China, he added.
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CHINA SCRAP IMPORTS: China's October scrap metal imports fell to their lowest since at least 2014 amid tightening regulations on waste imports.
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I'm not so ashamed (or wealthy) that I will drive to the nearest junkyard and have it crushed for its scrap metal.
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Warehouses, abandoned factories, scrap-metal yards and a few strip clubs line the wide streets with a steady shake of trucks roaring past.
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The ships never participated in battle, and they were eventually brought to the Potomac River in order to be salvaged for scrap metal.
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A 50-year-old male suspected of being the driver of a van used to transport the scrap metal also is in custody.
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Since then, about $5 million of the chain's gun inventory has been turned into scrap metal, Stack said in an interview with CBS.
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KAJIADO, Kenya (Reuters) - Two life-size lions crafted from scrap metal guard the entrance to the studio of Kenyan metal sculptor Kioko Mwitiki.
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China is the world's largest importer of scrap metal, sucking in more than three million tonnes a year to supplement its copper needs.
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"Mad Mike" Hughes doesn't believe in science, but that hasn't stopped him from building a rocket from scrap metal in his spare time.
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Mr Nabwana can now afford hard drives to back up his films, and a scrap-metal helicopter is taking shape in his yard.
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Barriers made of branches, bricks, refrigerators, trash bins, scrap metal, wire and caution tape block hundreds of intersections and thousands of smaller streets.
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With scrap metal accounting for around 10% of China's total copper consumption last year, the restrictions have led to fears of a shortage.
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A recovering copper price has unleashed a global wave of scrap metal that had been hoarded during previous years when prices were lower.
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Since the 1980s, China has taken in hundreds of millions of tonnes of foreign scrap metal, paper, plastic and electronic waste for recycling.
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The protesters used scrap metal barriers to block traffic on the street, which is located around one kilometer away from the presidential palace.
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After working the factory job, after working in a scrap metal yard, after laying bricks for a bit, I also worked at Costco.
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He joined the Army reserve in the late 1960s, he said, and then joined his father's business, which collected and sold scrap metal.
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The future senator used to see Kasowitz's father, who ran a scrap-metal business, walking through the neighborhood, greeting everyone as he went.
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Her father, Marco Antonio Terrón Aguilar, is a scrap metal collector, and he used to solicit the stuff by yelling through a megaphone.
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Bomb craters still mark the landscape like Swiss cheese, scrap metal from planes and bomb casings are repurposed as planters, buckets and roofs.
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In 2017, the company formed a joint venture with Harsco Corporation in Pennsylvania to recycle scrap metal and waste products in Turkish factories.
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His father, Yang Huaiguo, migrated to Shenyang and scavenged for scrap metal before finding success in the boiler-repair business and real estate.
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The typhoon made landfall five times, reducing an area roughly the size of Portugal to piles of wood, scrap metal, and corrugated steel.
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Men strapped with tea urns pass by, along with families of four squeezed onto scooters, and horses pulling carts of vegetables or scrap metal.
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So far, they have removed roughly 1 million, which amounts to around 65 tons of scrap metal, according to European news network The Local.
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For years, thieves have scavenged in Caracas&apos streets, cashing in sewer grates and copper telephone wires as scrap metal on the black market.
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Children also use metal detectors to find scrap metal to sell, often searching former battlefields or farmland where stray dud ordnance can be found.
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"There is (also) some concern that talk of possible scrap metal export ban in Russia could impact already extremely stretched palladium supplies," Wong added.
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During the warm months of the year, the work might consist of searching for scrap metal, trading goods and telling fortunes on the street.
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"There is (also) some concern that talk of possible scrap metal export ban in Russia could impact already extremely stretched palladium supplies," Wong said.
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Earlier in the year China clamped down on imports of scrap metal, paper and plastics, as a part of a campaign against "foreign garbage".
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Spectators stood in a small watchtower made of scrap metal parts and worn-out tires functioned as 'goals' on the end of the pitch.
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Her images reveal how the aeronauts rely on simple scrap metal, household items, and other materials such as bamboo to realize their flying machines.
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Arching over a gritty scrap-metal yard and railway line, the graffiti-scrawled 53,170-foot-long bridge links two of this city's poorest neighborhoods.
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Three decades later, employees of CBS Records carved up multitrack masters with power saws so the reels could be sold to scrap metal dealers.
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The building's design, featuring hutlike structures made from corrugated scrap metal and inventive one-of-a-kind sculptural installations, is itself worth a visit.
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"Many of them work here, they help set up [stalls] at the green market, they work in construction, they sell scrap metal," she said.
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As a teenager, he fashioned literal sound sculptures out of scrap metal: Their windblown clangor, he hoped, would keep insects from his family's crops.
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He seized prime real estate, imposed a $500 entry fee for foreign workers, and claimed a lucrative monopoly on the sale of scrap metal.
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So when the United States cut them off of American oil and scrap metal, there was only one way to go about getting it.
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Consider the case of the mini-mill, a &apos70s era innovation that enabled steel to be produced from scrap metal rather than iron ore.
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CHINA SCRAP: China's scrap metal imports in 22.1 fell 213% from the previous year, with the December intake sinking by 2.33%, customs data showed.
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From May 3 all U.S. shipments to China of secondary materials, from scrap metal to plastics and waste paper, are suspended for a month.
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"When I got started, old presses were practically scrap metal," says Harold Kyle, who founded Boxcar Press in Syracuse, New York two decades ago.
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It is possible the power station represents no more than a tax-beneficial loss or a scrap-metal sale for anyone who buys it.
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He works at a scrap-metal yard in Florida that coincidentally has another location just a few blocks away from my apartment in Brooklyn.
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CHINA SCRAP: China's imports of scrap metal in July dived by 27.5% from the previous month to 2543,000 tonnes, the lowest monthly total since March.
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Unemployed and eccentric, Mr Sokaluk collected scrap metal to sell for pocket money and enjoyed watching episodes of "Thomas the Tank Engine" in his shed.
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Since parts are built from the ground up, one of the big benefits is that it generates far less scrap metal than in traditional manufacturing.
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A lower court found last June that the passage was unconstitutional because Republican lawmakers tucked the firearms legislation into a bill dealing with scrap metal.
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The companies are two of three leading firms that make big high power graphite electrodes used to melt scrap metal in some U.S. steel mills.
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This reflects a structural shift caused by China's build-out of smelting and refining capacity, albeit one accelerated by the cyclical abundance of scrap metal.
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With help from others, Hernandez swung her leg onto the top of the car only to find a massive pile of scrap metal and trash.
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Kek, 28, is one of many U.S. bomb legacy victims, after losing both his hands when accidentally detonating a bomb while searching for scrap metal.
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Yet, until recently, collecting and selling scrap metal from unexploded and exploded bombs provided the main source of cash income to farmers on the trail.
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The Jewish residents of the neighborhood also collected scrap metal, just like the man riding his bike with the sack of cans on his back.
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Before he ascended to the pinnacle of Wall Street power, Cayne worked in various jobs, including selling scrap metal, driving a taxi and selling photocopiers.
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CHINA SCRAP IMPORTS: China's scrap metal imports in 22 fell 2379.50% from a year ago, with the December intake sinking by 21.9%, customs data showed.
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The increase was driven largely by rising import prices of crude oil, scrap metal and other commodities on robust demand from China, the data showed.
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Shopkeepers bought scrap metal from its slopes and the ferula plants that grew out of the sand and could be ground up for medicinal use.
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The streets were lined with motorcyclists, the houses were supported by large pieces of scrap metal, and nobody spoke my grandmother's native tongue, Spanish, anymore.
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A sculpture of Iron Man made by the Thai artist Mai Sudjai, who fashions sci-fi characters out of scrap metal, next to an electric motorcycle.
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What might Mr Trump now do about the Syrian regime's continued use of other indiscriminate weapons against civilians, such as barrel bombs packed with scrap metal?
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He uses scrap metal and other odds and ends from the city recycling plant to build sculptures, art cars, and experiences that people can interact with.
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After the car had been sitting around for decades, Schmuecker posted an ad last summer to sell the old car as scrap metal, according to KCRG.
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China will ban the imports of 16 more scrap metal and chemical waste products from the end of this year, the environment ministry said on Thursday.
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CHINA SCRAP: China issued a sixth batch of quotas for imports of restricted types of scrap metal, including for 11,110 tonnes of high-grade copper scrap.
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When she finds the strength to pull herself up, she finds her children sitting atop a mound of scrap metal and trash filling the train's car.
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Customs officials have ramped up inspections of scrap metal for circuit boards, plastic for syringes and other medical waste, and waste paper for plastic or wood.
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As they begin to remove scrap metal and old phone books from the small apartment, the Belchers come to a tragic realization: Teddy is a hoarder.
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Although a big exporter of textiles, clothing, steel and cars, Turkey is reliant on overseas raw materials for manufacturing, and imports cotton, scrap metal and chemicals.
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The floor is laid in a classic French Regency-inspired pattern, using white enameled steel plates that he found in bulk at a scrap-metal yard.
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"After waiting more than 4 months for a decision from the Agency, the individual sold the rover to a scrap metal company," the inspector general found.
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Scrap metal, including aluminum, copper and steel, can still be imported for industrial use, but must be separated at the country of origin and cleaned, he said.
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It poses a serious headache for China's scrap buyers: the United States is a major source of scrap metal for China and top supplier of scrap copper.
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He'd also like to replace his 1988 Chevy Silverado, which has over 200,000 miles, with a newer truck, so he can continue to haul around scrap metal.
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Beijing's vow last month to shut low-grade steel producers which use scrap metal by the end of June should help boost further demand for iron ore.
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Vulgarity and violence abound, not least among the movie's most entertaining characters: foul-tempered, supernatural slaves known as kratts and assembled from scrap metal and animal bones.
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Respected and feared, Billy Hunnam was a sharp-dressing scrap-metal dealer who, his son said, largely operated outside the law, and left young Charlie in awe.
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A potential ban on scrap metal imports in China could be a boon for imported refined copper in that country, the world's biggest consumer of the metal.
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She was only 24 when North Korea, suffering the effects of famine, began to open its economy, first by allowing the export of scrap metal in 1996.
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BUCHAREST, Romania – Romanians have expressed outrage at a cartoon in the French satirical newspaper Charlie Hebdo likening their newly crowned tennis champion to a Gypsy scrap metal collector.
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China shut down 115 million tonnes of steel capacity between 2016 and 2017, and closed 140 million tonnes of induction furnaces that use scrap metal to make steel.
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Her father introduced her to the black market on a trip to trade scrap metal for rice at the Chinese border, and she knew she could hack it.
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Some are fashioned of precious materials like gold or silver, some of marble; others of more humble material like wood, nylon, scrap metal, or dried herbs and flowers.
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China, the world's biggest metals consumer, is tightening restrictions on imports of scrap metal, regardless of its origin, as part of an environmental campaign against foreign solid waste.
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He spent his meagre income from scrap metal on a cache of huge guns and a giant gasoline tank, for fighting or fleeing when the authorities showed up.
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The graphite electrodes business, once SGL's largest profit driver, has been eviscerated by Chinese competition and a slump in scrap metal recycling, the main use for the electrodes.
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The sculpture, made by local artist Joe Renaud from scrap metal, was welded to a bench and supported by a pile that went several feet into the ground.
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Addicts took to combing city streets and trash heaps looking for scrap metal and other bits of junk they could sell for cash to buy in-demand drug.
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Sourcing steel from local scrap metal yards, Edwards created a new body of work that is now on view in Melvin Edwards: In Oklahoma, at Alexander Gray Associates.
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But every evening, after he has finished pasting up propaganda posters and collecting scrap metal around his picturesque home town, he chats to the confident and intelligent Elsa.
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Tapiau's father, Jacques, who had built a scrap-metal and recycling empire, bought the house in the late 1970s, when his son, an only child, was a teenager.
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Starting in 2017, China enacted a new policy called National Sword, which imposed much stricter standards on the types of recyclables — including scrap metal — that could be imported.
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Starting in 2017, China enacted a new policy called National Sword, which imposed much stricter standards on the types of recyclables — including scrap metal — that could be imported.
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But she still sometimes trims her weekly $15 grocery budget to make ends meet, or even gathers broken fans, car parts, and lanterns to sell as scrap metal.
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The owner of the vehicle, a commercial pilot, filed multiple appeals to get his car back, but in the end, the $315,000 car became a pile of scrap metal.
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But at least seven officials in different parts of the government and military said soldiers discharging their weapons purely in order to produce saleable scrap metal was a problem.
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Resilinc, a supply-chain analytics firm, has attempted to model the impact of an additional $50bn of proposed Chinese tariffs on American exports ranging from soyabeans to scrap metal.
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At least seven people were killed and five injured Sunday when a container containing scrap metal exploded in the latest in a series of industrial accidents in eastern China.
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Since the 1980s, China has taken in hundreds of millions of tonnes of foreign paper, plastic, electronic waste and scrap metal for recycling by an army of backyard workshops.
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They're the work of an artist named Giles Walker, a 50-year-old Brit who describes himself as a scrap metal artist with a passion for building animatronic robots.
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Despite receiving arms shipments from Iran and Russia, Syria's regime still uses its own improvised "barrel bombs"—devastating devices made by filling oil drums with explosives and scrap metal.
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He said he faced strong anti-Semitism growing up and that his father, the owner of a scrap metal business, spent time with the Jewish mob, Billboard magazine reported.
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He called the police and relayed the van's movements to them as it crossed into the Bronx and stopped in Hunts Point, on a block of scrap-metal dealers.
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Meanwhile, their neighbors brag about their pregnancy and deliver passive-aggressive reminders that Summer really needs to take her scrap metal out to the curb once in a while.
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In the 1990s, for example, when factories bought scrap metal by the kilogram, thieves hacked the original bronze Art Deco handles off many apartments in the Krasnaya Vorota tower.
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She spends her days rummaging through piles of gin bottles and discarded animal bones, picking up pieces of scrap metal to sell in order to buy water and bread.
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He worked for a short time in a scrap metal yard but spent his late teens and early 20013s in jail for armed-robbery in the Bronx in 1950.
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Walter (1926-2009), who styled himself as the Seventh Prince of the West Indies, lived his last decades in a scrap-metal shack, evoked here in a video installation.
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Trucks pulled up to the loading bays and loaded or unloaded, coming and going through the streets of Newark, past the scrap-metal yards and chemical plants and breweries.
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This redemption program provided an important source of income for the scrap-metal recycling industry, which was suddenly cut off in 2015 when the Mint abruptly halted the program.
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The origin of the imported scrap metal is not tracked, and the presence of radioactivity could be accidental or a deliberate way to get rid of contaminated materials, STUK said.
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So begins the story of Gina Smith, a Minnesota Vikings fan who had a ride when she got to the game, and scrap metal by the time it was over.
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"In many cases, while parents and children may be aware of the risks posed by the collection of scrap metal, poverty compels families to continue doing so," the report said.
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Agriculture all but disappeared from this and many other parts of Russia years ago, after the final screw was turned into scrap metal at the last surviving Soviet collective farms.
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SHANGHAI, April 19 (Reuters) - China will ban the imports of 16 more scrap metal and chemical waste products from the end of this year, the environment ministry said on Thursday.
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For example, the price for industry benchmark No. 1 heavy melt scrap metal was about $500 a ton in 2008 before sliding to about $330 at the beginning of 2015.
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"The Face (Performing male facial features)" (2019) is a monumental scrap-metal assemblage in the shape of a face, activated by a performer sitting in a harness straddling the nose.
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Some residents of homes made of scrap metal and zinc sheets, perched just feet away from the ocean, refused to move into government shelters ahead of dangerous predicted storm surges.
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But he's also facing federal charges for allegedly running a fake scrap metal empire that involved setting up a blind man as the fall guy and extorting people at gunpoint.
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"Firemen had trouble reaching the area because of small alleyways," Mr. Tiu said of the warren of closely built homes, some constructed of no more than plywood and scrap metal.
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Yet no amount of money is enough for him to buy out Foley's scrap metal supplier, who will lose in penalties, fines, and endless governmental harassment whatever he gains upfront.
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Hansen's lawyer, Stuart Meissner, also represents Martin Tripp, a former Tesla employee also claiming to be a whistleblower intent on uncovering Tesla's unsafe and unsustainable practices regarding management of scrap metal.
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At best, those finds are rare or valuable, but more often, magnet finishing seems to dredge up a lot of junk, like scrap metal, old tools, and abandoned bikes or scooters.
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Obama's golf cart motorcade bumped over a tarmac pock-marked by shrapnel from the battle, passing old hangars and a "bone yard" of scrap metal, old office chairs, and broken appliances.
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Local news affiliate Fox 8 reported that a section of border wall that features an "anti-climbing plate" will replace about 14 miles of improvised border fencing created from scrap metal.
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It imported $194 million worth of goods from India, its traditional partner, during the same period, while exporting $1.8 million of products including scrap metal such as copper, aluminum and steel.
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The car, you notice, has an entire back seat filled entirely with garbage: ancient computer parts, scrap metal, trash bags slashed open to reveal what looks like some sort of insulation.
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Jeremy Maganga, a 45-year-old scrap metal dealer from Kibera, said he voted for Mr. Kenyatta, but he also blamed him, in part, for the fragile political — and economic — situation.
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Naim Mehmeti, 50, a scrap-metal collector whose family had lived in one of the camps, Zitkovac, said one of his daughters had died from lead poisoning before she was 5.
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Just to the south sat the sprawling United States Smelter and Lead Refinery, or U.S.S. Lead, which salvaged lead from old car batteries and scrap metal before it closed in 1985.
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China this year tightened thresholds on impurities in scrap metal imports and slapped a 25-percent tariff on scrap material from the United States, one of its top suppliers, in August.
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"It would be better, instead of putting up fences, to send us the checks," she said, flinging scrap metal into buckets in the yard of a house she made from salvaged junk.
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It's not out of the realm of possibility that a YouTuber who works at a scrap metal yard and gets beat up at protests could be elected to local office in Brazil.
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Founded in 1986 by Richard Elman, a former scrap-metal merchant from London, Noble grew from an initial investment of $100,24 to be worth more than $10bn at its peak in 2010.
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Earlier this year, Ginane Makki Bacho, a Lebanese artist, held an exhibition in Beirut featuring over 200 sculptures made of welded scrap-metal ("Civilisation" at Agial Art Gallery, Beirut, is pictured top).
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Young men and women have used scrap metal and rocks to set up a security cordon around the protest site, organizing round-the-clock guards who check people and cars passing through.
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This week, if all goes to plan, "Mad" Mike Hughes, a Californian, will launch himself 1,800 feet (550 metres) into the sky in a homemade steam-powered rocket made of scrap metal.
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Simonson cited concerns with steel that might have been melted down from scrap metal that could have come from outside the United States, for example, and tracing its origins before that point.
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Made of timber, plastic, and bits of scrap metal, the scout walker stands at a little over 27 feet tall, seats two, and appears to have a functional chin-mounted laser cannon.
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Look no further than Brazil in 1987, when the radiotherapy source of a teletherapy machine was stolen from an abandoned hospital by two men who thought it might have scrap metal value.
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Las Vegas The scrap-metal "Mammoth," resembling something Mad Max would have built had he been a zoologist, started out as a Girl Scout project by the 16-year-old Tahoe Mack.
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A rectangular frame onto which this scrap-metal pioneer welded a few objects — a triangle in the shape of a waving pennant, the heel of a pipe — is self-conscious and austere.
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In Nineveh, for example, two or three popular mobilization groups took over the scrap metal business for a time, making millions of dollars until they were shut down by the Iraqi government.
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While China has entirely banned 24 materials, including post-consumer plastic and mixed paper, it has also demanded that other materials, such as cardboard and scrap metal, be only 0.5 percent impure.
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The company uses advanced technology to turn scrap metal into skyscraper-worthy support beams, paper-thin water heater linings and delicate sheets that can be molded into Christmas ornaments and fishing lures.
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In 2013, the Pentagon abandoned a $486 million fleet of 20 G-222 medium-lift cargo planes provided to the Afghans, selling 16 planes for scrap metal at 6 cents a pound.
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They claim to have seized 53 tons of meat and fish, 133 tons of scrap metal, 20 tons of fruit, 1.3 tons of medicine, and more than 26,000 bottles of counterfeit vodka.
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But copper should find support from news about expected disruptions in scrap metal shipments to China, which may prompt the world's biggest copper consumer to ramp up its purchases of concentrates, Lau said.
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CHINA SCRAP: China's imports of scrap metal in May rose 218% from the previous month to 2920,000 tonnes, customs data showed on Sunday, with scrap aluminium imports were the highest since March 2018.
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Across Latin America, poor neighbourhoods crammed with shacks built with bricks, scrap metal and wood, often surrounded by rubbish and without access to running water, are a common feature of the urban landscape.
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COPPER SCRAP: The effect of Chinese curbs on scrap metal imports introduced this year will be blunted by a rise in domestic scrap production, Wood Mackenzie consultants Yanting Zhou and Sifang Liu said.
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China's overall imports of solid waste – including waste paper, waste plastics and scrap metal – fell by 50.3 percent year on year in January to 153 million tonnes, customs data showed earlier this month.
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Instead I have collected and sold scrap metal, car tires, and rims, and even sold one of our cars, just to be able to get the minimal amounts of cannabis I can afford.
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Dry bulk volumes fell by 9.9 percent, partly driven by collapsing scrap metal throughput, itself the result of reduced demand from European steelmakers who have cut output in the face of Chinese competition.
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The government banned imports of 24 types of foreign waste, including plastics, at the beginning of this year, and it has also imposed tough quality restrictions on other recyclable materials, including scrap metal.
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The recovery to last December's highs above $27,26 unlocked a store of scrap metal that had been hoarded during the down years and which has been flowing through the supply chain ever since.
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In recent years, it suffered the same fate as thousands of other houses in blight-stricken Detroit: abandoned, ransacked by thieves looking for scrap metal and inhabited by only a few friendly raccoons.
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SHANGHAI, Nov 20 (Reuters) - The head of China's scrap metal body said on Wednesday his organisation is working with the Shanghai Futures Exchange (ShFE) to have scrap copper listed as a tradable product.
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But members of Ukrainian nationalist groups say that, instead, the Roma pick pockets, steal scrap metal and foul the city with their presence, often dressed in rags or hand-me-downs while begging.
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When Fuat Tosyali was not in school — his father insisted his children get an education — he and his younger brothers Ayhan and Fatih helped hammer scrap metal into parts for stoves and boilers.
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Metallurgical instruments and communist-era memorabilia cover the walls, while the studio is filled with giant welding equipment, discarded mechanical parts, scattered carcasses of typewriters and television sets, and piles of scrap metal.
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CAR estimates that, in the months before the Mosul offensive, ISIS made tens of thousands of uniform rounds, either by welding and machining scavenged pipe or by melting down scrap metal in foundries.
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Still, the boats which fishermen on the Aral use today to check their nets are tiny compared with trawlers whose carcasses dot the former seabed, waiting to be picked apart for scrap metal.
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For the past several years, New Story—a housing charity based in San Francisco—has built over 150 homes there, replacing tarps and scrap metal shelters with houses that have proper roofs and floors.
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Roughly 14 miles of the eight-to-10-foot-high barrier made out of scrap metal will be replaced with a "bollard-style wall" more than twice as tall, a CBP news release said.
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You could drop a few million dollars to get all the screen-used parts/props… Or you could spend a few weeks in the shop bangin' on scrap metal to build one from scratch.
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That so-called contamination led China, for decades the world's largest importer of waste paper, used plastic and scrap metal, to refuse to accept certain kinds of recyclables and tighten its standards for impurities.
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It's unfortunate that the only woman with a real, meaty part comes in the form of scrap metal, especially in light of the recent advances made in The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi.
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The North American unit of a Chinese customs inspection firm said it would suspend checks on cargoes of scrap metal from the United States for a month, effectively halting all imports of U.S. scrap.
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On Saturday morning, a Mack truck driver hauling scrap metal was driving westbound on the State Road 528 exit to Interstate 4 when he lost control of his truck, struck the guardrail and overturned.
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Sealed and tagged, these containerized data stores could be shipped anonymously to brokers in India and Malaysia, just a few more boxes among millions, packed with transistors instead of scrap metal and plastic toys.
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Total throughput of dry bulk rose by 5.2 percent to 41.3 million tonnes with all segments rising on the back of a small increase in German steel production and slightly higher scrap metal exports.
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Some 18,000 shipping containers are stacked like children's blocks on a deck longer than three football fields, bearing auto parts, scrap metal, electronics — any conceivable thing made on one continent and sold on another.
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"Count" Victor Lustig was famous for being one of the smoothest con men in history, but his most impressive stunt was when he convinced six scrap metal dealers to bid on the Eiffel Tower.
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The witnesses said protesters set up barricades made of blocks, scrap metal and light poles pulled down from the sidewalks throughout the streets of Khartoum and its twin city of Omdurman across the Nile.
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AMSTERDAM — In the period since his death 2000 years ago, the Swiss artist Jean Tinguely's semi-robotic kinetic sculptures, fashioned from scrap metal and found objects, have come to look almost comical and quaint.
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More than a thousand guns were turned in last month in St. Paul at a steel mill run by Gerdau Long Steel North America, a subsidiary of a Brazilian company that processes scrap metal.
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New photos on the gallery's top floor recount an excursion to the Joshua Tree Outdoor Museum in California, where the African-American artist Noah Purifoy built large-scale assemblages of scrap metal and wood.
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"Sorry about the mess," she said, waving at the scrap metal strewn over her back patio, the remnants of the neighbor's old fence that was taken down to make room for the new one.
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Scrap metal Aluminum scrap has been targeted three times by China's tariffs, with an initial 2018% in April 2018, another 25% in August 2018 and a further 5% from December in the latest round.
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"People sometimes forget that sanctions carried to an extreme can sometimes get us into real trouble," he told "Closing Bell," pointing to the oil and scrap metal embargo on Japan in the early 1940s.
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HK), one of the largest scrap metal recycling firms in the country, will set up a joint venture (JV) in Thailand with local and Japanese counterparts, the company said in a statement on Friday.
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Valuable scrap metal Academics and workers in the Indonesian ship salvage industry tell CNN that the precious and scrap metals that can be scavenged from a shipwreck can be worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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In response, civilians have been banned from driving, and roads are blocked with piles of dirt, scrap metal, and the debris of war, as Iraqi forces try to keep the deadly car bombs at bay.
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STOCKS: LME copper stocks have dropped since August as ShFE stocks have climbed, reflecting higher imports to the world's top metals consumer after a crackdown on waste imports that cut the availability of scrap metal.
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That recording has since been copied many times, and is now used by hundreds of scrap metal merchants all over Mexico, in other Latin American cities and even, Mr. Terrón reports, in the United States.
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After the US joined World War II, towns ripped apart iron fences and collected scrap metal for tanks and armored cars; intent on beating the enemy, communities competed with each other in fierce collection drives.
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I passed yards littered with the refuse of desert living — heaps of scrap metal, shells of cars, rusted out water tanks — signs that seemed to indicate all the things that might go wrong out here.
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The sculptures on view reflect these characteristics via assemblages combining recognizable elements, like ladders and chains, with scrap metal forming S shapes and arabesques; these are painted in red, yellow, blue, and a silvery gray.
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The quotas are being closely tracked by traders amid concerns the world's top metals consumer, which tightened restrictions on scrap metal imports from July 1, is leaving itself short of a key source of supply.
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China, which further tightened restrictions on scrap metal imports in July, imported 150,000 tonnes of copper scrap in September 2019, down 21% from a year earlier, but still the highest since June, customs data showed.
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With Leaf, Tesla, and other parts now becoming available from junkyards, it is getting cheaper and is even less impact to the environment as those parts get re-used rather than processed for scrap metal.
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" The report states that the man then "put the grenade into a plastic 5-gallon bucket with other assorted scrap metal he had salvaged, and later placed the bucket inside the trunk of his girlfriend's vehicle.
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China's market regulator published new standards for high-grade copper scrap and aluminium scrap metal in January, shedding some light on what material will be allowed into the country from the second half of this year.
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SCRAP: China's scrap metal importers expect disruption to shipments to start this month because of uncertainty surrounding new scrap restrictions starting in July, depriving the world's biggest copper consumer of a crucial source of the metal.
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China has clamped down on scrap metal imports as part of an environmental campaign against "foreign garbage," tightening supply sources for metal producers, as it aims to cut solid waste imports by the end of 2020.
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Their eyes roamed over the countless items for sale in this area that is part slum, part scrap metal yard, part market: gas ovens and barbecues, hand saws and oversize spoons, roosters and vegetables and shoes.
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China, the world's biggest metals consumer, is restricting imports of eight types of scrap metal, including high-grade copper scrap, from July 1 in a crackdown on foreign solid waste to reduce pollution in the country.
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China has clamped down on scrap metal imports as part of an environmental campaign against "foreign garbage", tightening supply sources for metal producers, as it aims to cut solid waste imports by the end of 2020.
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Throughout the region, poor neighborhoods crammed with shacks built from bricks, scrap metal and wood with little or no access to running water or health facilities are a common feature of the urban landscape and sprawl.
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The CEO of Dick's Sporting Goods said in a recent interview that his company has destroyed more than $5 million worth of assault weapons in the chain store's inventory and turned the weapons into scrap metal.
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Current shows feature repurposed pornography, depictions of the surveillance state, glass marijuana pipes, scrap metal, interpretations of a range of African-American experiences, prints from the land of Björk and a homage to the Duchamp urinal.
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Shane Foley tells The Indianapolis Star the 41-year-old man was being pursued Thursday as a suspect in a scrap metal theft when he jumped onto a bicycle and fled into the sprawling South Side Landfill.
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The lawsuit doesn't specify which media outlet Tripp leaked to, but earlier this month, Business Insider ran a story about scrap metal waste and punctured battery cells at Tesla's factory, citing documents and former employees as sources.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's scrap metal importers expect disruptions in shipments to start this month because of uncertainty surrounding new scrap restrictions starting in July, depriving the world's biggest copper consumer of a crucial source of the metal.
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Yet for co-owner Mike Bassirpour, two years of recession in the $105 billion scrap metal market, due to oversupply in China and low global demand, forced him to get creative when it comes to moving junk.
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The North American unit of a Chinese customs inspection firm said on May 4 it would suspend checks on cargoes of scrap metal from the United States for a month, effectively halting all imports of U.S. scrap.
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His plan involves increasing the amount of steel that the plant produces out of scrap metal from the current level of around 20% of its output, and away from producing steel from raw coke and iron ore.
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The incident is being investigated as a hate crime, but police also said it could be a burglary since pieces of metal were removed from the building, indicating the individuals may have been looking for scrap metal.
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Mr. Liggett's idiosyncratic scrap-metal gallery — conceived, shaped and welded in his shop nearby — stood on farmland in tiny Mullinville, where a stiff prairie wind kept the whirligigs spinning, lending kinetic energy to his hodgepodge of installations.
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Dick's Sporting Goods turned nearly $5 million worth of guns into scrap metal rather than sending them back to manufacturers after the company restricted the sale of military-style guns starting in 2018, reports the Washington Post.
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When a motorcycle accident trashed his bike around that time, he grabbed a blowtorch and fixed it with little formal training, which led to welding scrap metal into furniture during the day while playing gigs at night.
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Copper has also gotten a boost lately from a weaker U.S. dollar, strong demand out of China, and chatter that China is considering banning imports of scrap metal, Jefferies strategist Sean Darby wrote in a note Monday.
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From then, scrap metal importers into China will have to show they have the capacity to manufacture the imported scrap into refined metal or semi-finished products such as copper cathode or rods in order to receive licenses and quotas from the Ministry of Ecology and Environment, according to five sources familiar with the process.. China, the world's biggest metals consumer, imported 5.34 million tonnes of scrap metal last year, down a third from 13, according to customs data, as an environmental campaign against solid waste gained momentum.
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From then, scrap metal importers into China will have to show they have the capacity to manufacture the imported scrap into refined metal or semi-finished products such as copper cathode or rods in order to receive licenses and quotas from the Ministry of Ecology and Environment, according to five sources familiar with the process.. China, the world's biggest metals consumer, imported 5.34 million tonnes of scrap metal last year, down a third from 2017, according to customs data, as an environmental campaign against solid waste gained momentum.
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Under current solid waste classifications, all scrap metal imports will be banned in China by end-2020, but lobbying is under way to have high-grade material re-categorized to a resource that could still be allowed in.
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The second barrier is part of a $147 million project begun in June to replace about 14 miles of 8- to 10-feet-tall scrap metal wall with an 18- to 30-foot bollard-style wall, CBP said.
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China continued to import more copper scrap, with imports in the first four months of the year up 18 percent, after a surge in prices late last year encouraged a flood of scrap metal back into the market.
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In Oklahoma features welded steel sculptures, wall reliefs, and installations using Edwards's familiar material language of chains, scrap metal, barbed wire, nails, and welding and farming tools to explore his personal history and connections to the African diaspora.
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Officials said that Mr. Krasimirov, who did not seem to have known Ms. Marinova, lived in Ruse, near the area where her body was found, and that he had a criminal record for the theft of scrap metal.
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The two men and five of their co-workers from the Trujillo family's scrap metal business were abducted in August 2008, after they stopped to stay the night in a little town in the Mexican state of Guerrero.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's market regulator published new standards for high-grade copper scrap and aluminum scrap metal on Sunday, shedding some light on what material will be allowed into the country from the second half of this year.
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Shares in SGL Carbon, which makes graphite electrodes for scrap metal recycling, jumped to a four-month high, trading 11.2 higher at 11.75 euros by 1045 GMT, valuing the company at just over 1 billion euros ($1.12 billion).
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SCRAP: China has issued a seventh batch of import quotas for scrap metal, including 2120 quotas for a total of 7,970 tonnes of high-grade copper scrap, according to a notice from a unit of the environment ministry.
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In November, the House of Representatives allied to Haftar approved a law to set up a military investment authority which gives the LNA control -- like in Egypt -- of parts of the economy including civilian activities such as scrap metal.
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Early collages incorporate "anti-artistic" materials like chipboard and scrap metal, and by the late 1960s, Miró was lacerating and stabbing through some canvases — or hammering nails into them — to get viewers to look beyond the surface of paintings.
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BEIJING, May 19 (Reuters) - China's scrap metal importers expect disruptions in shipments to start this month because of uncertainty surrounding new scrap restrictions starting in July, depriving the world's biggest copper consumer of a crucial source of the metal.
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My father worked in metal — he would go to junkyards and find metal scraps and weld them together, so I knew his work as he was making it and being in the studio and handling all this scrap metal.
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Smuggled scrap metal from China mostly flows to Southeast Asia, the same destination of the biggest portion of its legal steel product exports, according to the sources, who declined to be identified due to the sensitivity of the issue.
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In November, the House of Representatives allied to Haftar approved a law to set up a military investment authority which gives the LNA control — like in Egypt — of parts of the economy including civilian activities such as scrap metal.
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BEIJING/MELBOURNE (Reuters) - The North American unit of a Chinese customs inspection firm said it would suspend checks on cargoes of scrap metal from the United States for a month from Friday, effectively halting all imports of U.S. scrap.
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In a cluster of around 70 hovels made of scrap metal and plastic about an hour's drive through bumper-to-bumper traffic from Selco's headquarters in Bangalore, the company is trying out a model specialized for urban, landless people.
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The couple's 9-year-old son Duke is also participating in tonight's episode, helping his parents and Tebow scour the work site for some scrap metal, and turning it in for cash to buy one-of-a-kind toys.
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The metals association's recycling branch says the industry will submit new standards for high-grade recycled copper and aluminum - which would see scrap metal meeting them no longer classed as waste - to the Chinese government for approval this month.
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SCRAP: The port of Sanshan in southern China's Guangdong province stopped accepting scrap metal shipments on Thursday after an excessive build-up of stockpiles caused by importers racing to bring in cargoes ahead of new rules starting next week.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - COMEX copper stockpiles in the United States are set to rise from their current 22017-year highs because China is buying more scrap metal and as anticipated infrastructure spending by the Trump Administration is yet to appear.
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For years, firearms at these so-called gun melts have served as an inexpensive supply of scrap metal that can be turned into bars of high-grade steel and later used as components in mining, construction and energy projects.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China Hongqiao Group, the world's biggest aluminum producer, said on Friday lower costs boosted net profit by 229% in 5.2 despite a sharp drop in output, as it announced its intention to boost production from scrap metal.
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It also encompasses the many phases of his career: the early Combines, those found-object hybrids in the 1950s and 1960s; the assemblages of boxes that he called Cardboards in the 1970s; the scrap-metal Gluts of the 1980s.
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He also presented television programs on subjects ranging from influenza to atheism and created sculptures from found wood and scrap metal, one of which became the set for his revival of Stravinsky's "Oedipus Rex" for Graz Opera in Austria.
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Top sellers included a couple of river barges that once ferried city scientists ($2200 million); old mechanical voting machines taken apart for scrap metal ($2240,353); movable barriers from city streets ($235,25); and shell casings ($2000,000) from the Police Department.
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FUNDAMENTALS * CHINA SCRAP: China's market regulator published new standards for high-grade copper scrap and aluminium scrap metal on Sunday, shedding some light on what material will be allowed into the country from the second half of this year.
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CHINA DATA: Chinese imports of scrap metal from the United States fell in September, according to customs data, spelling out the impact of tariffs imposed by Beijing, while India and Iceland benefited from a boom in Chinese alumina exports.
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That they are Roma is rarely said aloud, but it is written in the details: the very particular Spanish they speak among friends, and the freelance jobs that Isra juggles, salvaging scrap metal and picking seashells out of the silt.
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BEIJING/MELBOURNE (Reuters) - China may ban imports of some scrap metal, including copper, from the end of 27, according to an industry association notice, which may lead to higher refined copper imports into the world's largest consumer of the metal.
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According to the video, these kinds of machines and parts are very rare, due to dropping popularity right before World War II. During the war, there was high demand for scrap metal, which contributed to a lot of them disappearing.
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The 34-year-old scavenger has had to work longer and harder over the past year, underlining how a drastic decline in scrap metal and commodity prices has hurt even the poor who collect discarded metal to sell to scrap yards.
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An index kept by the trade organization showed a downward trend in ferrous scrap metal commodity prices for several years until a plunge in 2015 made it probably the industry's worst year in decades, if not a generation, Pickard said.
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As a special treat, Chip and his 9-year-old scoured the work site for some scrap metal and, after turning it in for cash, went on a spirited shopping trip to find a few one-of-a-kind toys.
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The final room is given over to "Mengele-Totentanz" (1986), a late installation piece that Tinguely described as a danse macabre of scrap metal machines made from materials salvaged from a farm in his neighborhood after it was struck by lightning.
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Getting in wasn't obvious: At home, reading meant studying the Bible and the Book of Mormon, and much of her childhood was spent helping her mother, an unlicensed midwife, and her father, a paranoid man who maintained a scrap-metal junkyard.
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On Tuesday, Crow said the issue — giving troops the equipment they need — is "personal to me," adding that during summer 2003, he had to bolt on scavenged scrap metal onto the sides of his trucks to protect against roadside bombs.
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China has imported less refined copper this year amid tough restrictions on dollar-denominated credit, and as buyers turned instead to cheaper scrap metal after a recovery in copper prices prompted a flood of scrap into the market earlier this year.
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Beijing has set a target of reducing solid waste imports to zero by the end of 2020 but scrap metal meeting the new standards, published by the State Administration for Market Regulation, will be classed as a resource rather than waste.
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BEIJING, Dec 4 (Reuters) - China has issued a seventh batch of import quotas for scrap metal, including 17 quotas for a total of 7,965 tonnes of high-grade copper scrap, according to a notice from a unit of the environment ministry.
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The Port of Santos — the country&aposs largest — broke its 2018 record on November 22, when more than a ton of cocaine was found in scrap metal cargo headed to Antwerp, Belgium and destined for the Rotterdam port in the Netherlands.
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In one gaping, walled-off lot, dozens of truck hoppers painted in identical green — once used to haul uranium from the mines, now irradiated scrap metal, with the name of a defunct mining subcontractor emblazoned on their sides — rust in the desert sun.
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Traders and other scrap metal importers will have to show they have the capacity to manufacture scrap into refined metal or semi-finished products such as copper cathode or rods to receive licences and quotas from the Ministry of Ecology and Environment (MEE).
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KABUL (Reuters) - Zahir Jan, a scrap metal dealer in the southern Afghan province of Helmand, pays about 175 Afghani ($2.55) per kilo of spent cartridge casings and has no trouble finding supplies from poorly paid soldiers and policemen looking for extra cash.
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Sunday's blast involved a container of scrap metal that exploded in the outdoor yard of a metal-molding plant in a bonded area in the city of Kunshan, causing the plant to catch fire, the local government said on its official Weibo account.
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The environment ministry described the crackdown as a "symbolic measure" for the creation of a green and clean China and said it would extend the ban to 16 other types of scrap metal and chemical waste products by the end of the year.
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Shi'ite Muslim paramilitaries that helped Iraqi forces drive the Sunni IS out of its last strongholds in Iraq have taken control of the thriving trade in scrap metal retrieved from the battlefield, according to scrap dealers and others familiar with the trade.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China aims to grant import licenses and a first batch of import quotas by the end of June for soon-to-be restricted scrap metal shipments into the nation, a government spokesman said, slightly earlier than previously expected by the industry.
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Traders and other scrap metal importers will have to show they have the capacity to manufacture scrap into refined metal or semi-finished products such as copper cathode or rods to receive licenses and quotas from the Ministry of Ecology and Environment (MEE).
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But a steep drop in scrap-metal prices in Laos (to less than 20 percent of its peak), coupled with provincial laws banning the war-scrap trade, has left the Lao living on the trail worse off than they've been in years.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - New restrictions on imports of scrap metal into China come into force on Monday, nearly two years after Beijing told the World Trade Organization it would stop accepting shipments of solid waste as part of a sweeping campaign against "foreign garbage".
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Here you may be lost if you aren't holding the booklet of small type that explains what the sculptures are about: according to the text, for example, a pile of scrap metal is an illustration of Joseph Schumpeter's idea of creative destruction.
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During a visit to the border area, an InSight Crime team learned how large quantities of gasoline, diesel, scrap metal, meat, livestock and cheese cross the border daily via 22 crossings located along the 300 kilometers of river between Apure and Arauca.
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China classes scrap metal as solid waste but changes will be introduced this year that will see high-grade copper and aluminium scrap meeting new standards reclassified as a resource, the recycling branch of the China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association said in November.
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SCRAP METAL Shipments of U.S. aluminum scrap to China were down only 210% year-on-year in the first 11 months of 2019, but those of U.S. scrap copper, subject to a 25% tariff since August 2018, crashed by 75.7% over the same period.
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BEIJING, June 216 (Reuters) - New restrictions on imports of scrap metal into China come into force on Monday, nearly two years after Beijing told the World Trade Organization it would stop accepting shipments of solid waste as part of a sweeping campaign against "foreign garbage".
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The elegant old trading floor shut down in 2001, giving way to digital, but it is still the world leader in setting the freight rates for "dry cargo" (such as iron ore, coal and scrap metal) as well as tanker products, such as oil.
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The blast involved a container of scrap metal that exploded in the outdoor yard of a metal-molding plant in a bonded area in the city of Kunshan, causing the plant to catch fire, the local government said on its official Weibo account on Sunday.
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Partly that's because a modern economy doesn't use that much steel, partly because we can produce steel using many fewer workers, partly because old-fashioned open-hearth plants have been replaced by mini-mills that use scrap metal and aren't in the same places.
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Since the first ceremony, in 1959, five different designs have been created; the last major face-lift came in the early 1990s, when Mr. Billings said he spent a year sketching and a few months fashioning three prototypes from scrap metal in his studio.
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Guardian, who has put everything from city property to office furniture, scrap metal and bicycles up for sale, believes ongoing staff buyouts and other cost-saving and revenue-increasing efforts will help appease the state, which had told the city to reduce the cost of its government.
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The two-act work deftly shifts between present-day scenes of the aging Erich; flashbacks to his college days in Chicago; and earlier scenes in Germany, in which the headstrong young man refuses to go into the family scrap metal business, determined to pursue an American education.
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Many segments of the Tea-Horse Road carried regular horse and mule traffic as late as the post-World War II era, when traders transported military supplies and scrap metal, and at least one segment was active until the early 1990s, Professor Sigley said in a telephone interview.
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In an indictment issued on Friday, in Federal District Court in Brooklyn, prosecutors said that Mr. Luthmann joined forces with a blind man and two reputed mobsters to pack shipping containers with "cheap filler material" and fraudulently sell them to a group of local businesses as scrap metal.
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Once in India, the tires are dispersed between recyclers who shred them for use in road-building or sports fields, firms that burn them as cheap fuel to make cement or bricks, and pyrolysis operations that turn the waste rubber into low-quality oil, carbon black and scrap metal.
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Shelter Island has long attracted artists — like John Chamberlain, who made his scrap-metal sculptures there, and the violinist Itzhak Perlman, who with his wife, Toby, established the Perlman Music Program — and the historical society hopes the center will become a cultural destination on Long Island's East End.
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BEIJING, April 23 (Reuters) - China's scrap metal imports in March fell by 24.6 percent from the same time a year ago as new curbs on foreign solid waste came into effect for the first time, while waste paper imports slid by 54.2 percent and the country imported zero plastic.
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As they awaited the robot parts sent by Mr. Kamen, they set up a workshop in the basement of Ms. Mahboob's parents' home in Herat, watching YouTube how-to videos and tinkering with scrap metal that their coach, Ms. Mahboob's brother, Alireza Mehraban, picked up in the market.
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The orange glow of the streetlamps and the ramshackle barricade of furniture and scrap metal in the background dated it to a very particular time and place: Cairo, in February 2011, when the revolutionaries camped in Tahrir Square were waging a pitched battle against an assault from government-backed thugs.
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But few New Yorkers have ever glimpsed, or even heard of, the New York & Atlantic Railway, a freight train that would seem more familiar rumbling across the Great Plains, not chugging through crowded city neighborhoods in Queens and Brooklyn, bearing cars loaded with food, scrap metal, construction materials and even beer.
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But instead, together they are authoring a new national security doctrine — one that says when faced with a low-probability, high-impact event like North Korea, the U.S. should spend any amount of money, and if the threat doesn't materialize, well, we'll have a lot of Army surplus and scrap metal.
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"Your funeral director won't tell you a green burial will save you two-thirds of the cost, or that the expensive shiny brass coffin handles you paid extra for will be thrown in a tub and sold as scrap metal," says Derrick Grant, founder of cost-friendly funeral company Willow.
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Now the attorney's back in the news because federal prosecutors alleged on Friday that, back in summer of 2015, Luthmann, an unnamed co-conspirator, and a guy named George Padulla III—who appeared to have mob connections—started a series of fake scrap metal businesses that actually sold filler parts to unsuspecting clients.
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Only one remains in Russia today, a Russian historian of Lend-Lease said, preserved by a quirk of fate: The twin-engine C-783 made an emergency landing on a patch of Arctic tundra so remote that for almost 70 years, nobody ever stripped it for scrap metal or bothered to retrieve it.
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The United States government has been using drones as a weaponized platform since at least February of 2002, when the Central Intelligence Agency launched a Hellfire missile from a Predator drone, killing neither Osama bin Laden—the presumed target—nor any militants, but rather four civilian men scouring an abandoned military base for scrap metal.
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Quang Tri Province alone, along the border that once divided Vietnam into North and South, is said to have been more heavily bombed than all of Germany was in World War II. Unexploded yet active remains of the Vietnam War now lie in wait for incautious scrap-metal scavengers or for unsuspecting children at play.
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When Charlemagne took the tour, the hulking Mr Buissart led the group down concrete paths littered with scrap metal and defaced by graffiti, under the shadow of looming steelworks, through waist-high weeds and up an enormous slag heap to take in the view of old factories and piles of waste from industries that have mostly moved elsewhere.
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Classes feel different both in attack and defense, finding yourself stuck out in the open will cause you problems, though you can't use armor or dead parts as a way to shield your cockpit or generator from damage; damaged limbs actually break off instead of acting as a shield of scrap metal hanging off your machine.
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The young dealer Mike Egan has piloted this enigmatic, protean gallery through a choppy decade for both art and real estate, and presented its ambitious exhibitions in a crumbling basement, an Upper East Side penthouse, a cave in Puerto Rico — and, now, a 17,000-square-foot warehouse floor in industrial Bushwick, Brooklyn, with a view of both refulgent skyscrapers and an infernal scrap-metal recycling plant.
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Their symptoms were consistent with civilian workers who experience chronic lead exposure through jobs like smelting, foundry operations, soldering, scrap-metal salvage and bridge repair — populations that, according to the National Organization for Rare Disorders, are known to be at higher risk but are nevertheless prone to overlooking long-term lead exposure as the root cause of symptoms like depression, fatigue, irritability, memory loss, neuropathy, impotence and serious cardiovascular conditions.
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BEIJING, June 23 (Reuters) - * China's scrap metal imports in May fell 27.7 percent on the year to 520,000 tonnes, customs data showed on Saturday * China's May scrap copper imports fell 33.3 percent to 210,000 tonnes and scrap aluminium imports fell 40.5 percent to 110,000 tonnes * China imported no waste plastic in May while waste paper imports fell 64.8 percent to 860,000 tonnes, the data also showed (Reporting by Dominique Patton and Yawen Chen; Editing by Stephen Coates)
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She is the daughter of Margaret Rector Osborne and Stuart A. Osborne of Chilhowie, Va. The bride's father works at Recycle WV, a scrap metal processor in Princeton, W.Va. Her mother is the lease administrator and finance manager at the Goodpasture Motor Company, a truck dealership in Bristol, Va. Mr. Watson, 57, is known as Bo. He is a physical therapist and the market director for therapy services at the HCA Parkridge Medical Center in Chattanooga.
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