Most of the food is shipped in from the mainland.
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The greenhouse is shipped in parts and does require assembly.
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He estimates 43 million iPhones will be shipped in 2021.
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MRPL shipped in just one cargo of Iranian oil in February.
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To avoid penetration, even the furniture had to be shipped in.
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The government shipped in artists and people worked on the beaches.
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Each piece is made and shipped in two to four weeks.
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Even the polybags they are shipped in are made from recycled materials.
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Getting Szechuan peppercorns shipped in was something I was assigned to do.
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The first Eero units shipped in early 2016, and received enthusiastic reviews.
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There were 33 million digital cameras shipped in the iPhone's first year.
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Ontop of that, it only shipped in small batches of specific colors.
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The Gear S22 will be shipped in the fourth quarter of 2149.95.
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The Magic Leap One Creator Edition headset shipped in August for $2,295.
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This past year, the second version of Fairphone was shipped in Europe.
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The smartphone market lagged behind with 95.4 million units shipped in 2016.
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Wand brushes will be shipped in your very own Velvet wand pouch!!!
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Even a lot of our food consumed in Toronto is shipped in.
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And your fix only gets shipped in the next version as well.
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This industry accounts for 90 percent of goods shipped in global trade.
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The new frames are shipped in less than a week, said Kondamuri.
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The latest version of its sensor was announced and shipped in April.
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It&aposs also shipped in a single bag rather than multiple packages.
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"That region does supply the Northeast with petroleum products that are now going to need to be either shipped in via Colonial or shipped in externally," said Sean Cota, CEO of the New England Fuel Institute, a trade organization.
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More kits will be produced and shipped in the future, the CDC said.
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Components that don't make the cut should never be shipped in final products.
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Items are shipped in a resealable box with a prepaid label for returns.
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Nearly all of your grocery items will be shipped in from someplace else.
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Gorgon's first cargo, shipped in March, was exported to Japanese utility Chubu Electric.
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It captured 4.6 percent market share of all models shipped in the quarter.
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Heavy equipment, like lawn mowers and green rollers, was shipped in from abroad.
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These men wait to offload shipped-in water to local villages in Vanuatu.
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Huawei did not say when the new phones would be shipped in Europe.
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All the utility poles, wires, and transmission lines need to be shipped in.
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Our top models, iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max, shipped in Q500'18—placing the channel fill and early sales in that quarter, whereas last year iPhone X shipped in Q1'18, placing the channel fill and early sales in the December quarter.
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Our top models, iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max, shipped in Q500'18—placing the channel fill and early sales in that quarter, whereas last year iPhone X shipped in Q1'18, placing the channel fill and early sales in the December quarter.
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Our top models, iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max, shipped in Q500'18 — placing the channel fill and early sales in that quarter, whereas last year iPhone X shipped in Q1'18, placing the channel fill and early sales in the December quarter.
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He's definitely getting some coffee capsules shipped in his personal little food allocation container.
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More test kits will be produced and shipped in the future, the CDC said.
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Tetra Pak cartons, however, are shipped in giant bales to a facility in Mexico.
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Such concentrated oomph means that lucrative quantities can be shipped in very small packages.
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The first of these, shipped in modules from the mainland, were installed in September.
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The device, when shipped in the near future, will sell for less than $200.
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Every item is made with sustainable fabrics, and shipped in recycled and reused material.
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Pieces from China shipped in August 1375815 with the final shipment in October 2015.
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According to U.S.A. Bobsled and Skeleton, the sleds are shipped in crates as freight.
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According to numbers from Canalys, 0.83 million smart speakers were shipped in Q2 2019.
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It's the latest overdue but welcome feature that Twitter has shipped in recent months.
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Some of the bees have been shipped in from as far away as Florida.
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Two orders I placed from two different sites were shipped in the same envelope.
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Your gift will be shipped in 3-5 days, just in time for Mother's Day.
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Amazon continued to lead the race, accounting for 22018 million units shipped in the quarter.
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Just 2.7 million units were shipped in Q303 2016 versus 5.6 million in Q3 2015.
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These days, smaller Ganesha statues are often made more cheaply in China and shipped in.
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The combined cargoes held 6.9 million barrels, up from 5.2 million barrels shipped in April.
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Just 2.7 million units were shipped in Q3 2016 versus 5.6 million in Q3 2015.
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Some 80 actors were outfitted in costumes shipped in from the show's sets in Belfast.
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If large orders are placed, pieces can be shipped in batches when ready if necessary.
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It forecasts a total of 210 million virtual reality headsets to be shipped in 2400.
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A pair of new market share reports show declining numbers of tablets shipped in 2015.
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Hundreds of health workers and supplies were shipped in and out of the affected areas.
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Some new sand being shipped in to help a local waterway — directly attributable to him.
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The wine is garganega shipped in bulk from northern Italy and canned in New York.
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They even used the same sand for their dirt track, shipped in from El Segundo.
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Much of what is sold on the island nation is imported and shipped in plastic.
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The first Apple Mac shipped in 1984 and cost about $2,500 (in today's dollars, $6,000).
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An airline employee in Arkansas discovered 40 severed heads being shipped in plastic containers in 2010.
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For instance, more than 0003 million smartphones shipped in India in Q2 2016, according to IDC.
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The flowers are shipped in trucks to wholesalers, and from there are sent to flower shops.
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An exhibition in an adjoining room featured paintings with Buddhist themes, also shipped in from China.
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New Oculus Rift orders are expected to be shipped in July, according to the Oculus website.
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Last year, China shipped in almost 700,000 tonnes of the red meat worth about $3.3 billion.
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Its Beacon 2802.11 mesh router, first announced and shipped in 22, is one example of that.
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All the volumes shipped in August came from the southern fields, it said in a statement.
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Some elephants die while waiting to be shipped, in transit or upon arrival at their destination.
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Organisers of events, from cycle races to international business conferences, have shipped in their own supplies.
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Around 4,000 national police who had been shipped in for the referendum have remained in Catalonia.
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More than 1503,000 mosquito nets are being shipped in an effort to forestall a malaria outbreak.
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That stick then gets sealed up and shipped in a cold container to the testing lab.
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Forty percent of the world's oil supplies are shipped in oil tankers through that 2628 miles.
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When it finally shipped in late December 2017, NFC payments and built-in GPS went bye bye.
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According to a forecast from Gartner, 2.3 billion PCs, tablets and smartphones will be shipped in 2019.
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Despite raising $237,775 on Kickstarter last year, the product has not shipped in the states or internationally.
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Camille also finally meets the shipped-in detective, Richard, who is covered in sweat and oozing frustration.
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China shipped in 335.5 million tonnes of crude oil for the year, the data showed on Wednesday.
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There were heaps of trash including a TV-sized cardboard box the whole thing was shipped in.
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Dedicated freighters must also compete with increasing amounts of cargo shipped in the belly of passenger jets.
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Analysts said establishing a steel industry in Cambodia - either shipped in or newly built - will present challenges.
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Natural gas-fired power plants rely on supplies shipped in by pipeline, and so would not qualify.
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The party even shipped in several big name celebrities to beat the bushes for the Ossoff campaign.
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This was the highest volume of handsets ever shipped in India for Q2, the research firm said.
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Feature phones accounted for a one in five of the 1.88 billion mobile phones shipped in 2016.
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A total of 106,10.403 clear aligners were shipped in the quarter compared to 72,387 a year earlier.
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Alert to the risks, Olympic officials have shipped in an unprecedented amount of condoms—450,000 in total.
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IDC said 65.9 million units were shipped in the quarter, down by 13.7 percent year-over-year.
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That's not really the game that shipped in 2014, one where the multiplayer elements, like raids, shined.
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Demerara sugar was shipped in from Barbados, the eggs came from chickens in the Irish Free State.
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On the other hand, the five new films vying for attention seemed shipped in from another era.
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The organization found the warehouse, shipped in supplies and personnel and moved the cats out to Queens.
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A total of 14.7 million PS4 units were shipped in 2019, down from 17.7 million in 2018.
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The fact that much of the wine had been shipped in advance was irrelevant to the fun.
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The sheer variety of instruments shipped in for the Argentina mission is a testament to its difficulty.
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Plenty of people, including some at Waypoint, loved what Hello Games shipped in 2016, warts and all.
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The second, this time five pounds' worth, was shipped in April from Cypress, hidden in coffee bags.
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Will it be shipped in for emergencies, or will there be drones already stationed in disaster-prone areas?
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The faulty batteries were shipped in a wide range of products or sold as accessories for those products.
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The agriculture ministry expects that a record 16.5 million tonnes of wheat will be shipped in 2015/211.
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According to Counterpoint, more than 145 million smartphones shipped in India last year, up 10% year-over-year.
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A historic French T-47 class destroyer called the Maillé-Brézé was shipped in specifically for the filming.
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The affected plugs were shipped in the United Kingdom, Singapore and Hong Kong, it said in a statement.
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Verity's job for Drake required 200 autonomous drones that were assembled and shipped in less than 30 days.
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Last year alone, about 148 million such handsets shipped in the country, according to marketing research firm Counterpoint.
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Every summer since, the network has shipped in Bachelor and Bachelorette alums to a beachside house in Mexico.
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According to research firms, more than 50 percent of the iPhones shipped in India were iPhone 5s models.
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Every summer since, the network has shipped in Bachelor and Bachelorette alums to a beachside house in Mexico.
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They would arrive frozen and shipped in from Colorado, until the company one day went out of business.
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Many biopharma companies require their products to be stored and shipped in a tightly controlled supply chain system.
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Islanders rely on these shipments because everything from candy to clothing must be shipped in from New Zealand.
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Where technology and economics collide This morning Tesla announced a voluntary recall of 53,000 vehicles shipped in 2016.
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According to Canalys, Xiaomi was the world's fourth-largest smartphone maker by units shipped in the first quarter.
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Hass avocados shipped in some temperature controlled pallet via a patch of deforested Mexican farmland don't taste good.
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How is Google going to produce a browser that beat a browser that shipped in the operating system?
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BioShock Infinite aside, it probably ranks as one of the hardest projects I've ever shipped in my life.
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"Just being in the north, it's tough to get stuff shipped in," Matthew Hitchcock, the store manager, said.
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When I first removed the pillow from the box it was shipped in, it seemed flat and shapeless.
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Dear Heloise: I do Internet shopping and find a lot of merchandise is shipped in sturdy plastic bags.
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In the second quarter of 2018, preliminary IDC data suggested that 105 million smartphones were shipped in China.
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More than six million of them have been shipped in 2016, according to SuperData, a market research firm.
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Some of the city's power plants have switched from coal to wood pellets, shipped in from the Baltics.
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Tesla on Friday declined to comment on whether it has shipped in any new production equipment from Europe.
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We've reached out to Counterpoint Research for further details on the number of devices shipped in June and July.
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And if you want something shipped in a hurry, all purchases made before 12/25 are shipped for free.
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The newest model looks virtually identical to the Studio2 headset released in 2013 (the original Studios shipped in 2008).
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Fitbit instead won the category with 23 percent of the market and 5.3 million units shipped in the quarter.
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She said ice and water were being shipped in because about 266,63 utility customers in the county lacked water.
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And if you want something shipped in a hurry, all purchases made before December 25th are shipped for free.
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Requiring an "out-of-state seller to collect tax on goods shipped in-state" is "equalising sellers", she said.
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Overall, more than 340 million smartphones shipped in Q2, an increase of almost 4 per cent year on year.
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Hiley also pleaded guilty to two counts of importing a prohibited weapon, after he shipped in five stun guns.
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Joining the Iranians were units from Hezbollah, as well as Shiite fighters shipped in from Iraq, Pakistan and Afghanistan.
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Everything must be flown or shipped in, requiring more time and money than if goods could be trucked in.
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It started admitting patients again Tuesday morning with a backup water system using water shipped in from Nederland, Tex.
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But that was still dwarfed by a massive 55 percent jump in "feature phones" shipped in the same period.
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The strongest crane, Left Coast Lifter, one of the world's largest floating cranes, was shipped in from Oakland, Calif.
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Explosions. Around the world, customers have reported 35 incidents with the phone's battery since the phone shipped in late August.
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With it, customers get a 1.7 ounces of liquor shipped in a pouch that comes complete with a screw top.
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I mean, I think it shows if you look at all the features that we've shipped in under a year.
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GRAB FOR GROWTH Analysts said establishing a steel industry in Cambodia - either shipped in or newly built - will present challenges.
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LG reported roughly 400,000 OLED displays shipped in 2015 and hopes to sell up to a million units in 2016.
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The exports were 21 percent lower than in January and 43 percent below the volume shipped in February of 2017.
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The Model X was launched last year after initially being unveiled in 2012 and expected to be shipped in 2013.
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The Pentagon has already shipped in power generators, fuel, water, food and medical assistance, but U.S. Northern Command head Gen.
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They say visas for skilled foreigners undercut American workers by replacing them with low-paid employees shipped in from abroad.
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But these restrictions, copyright lawyers say, should keep Amazon from stocking its warehouses with cheaper books shipped in from abroad.
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Perenchio admired the redwoods found mostly in Northern California so much that he shipped in dozens of trees to Chartwell.
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Perenchio admired the redwoods found mostly in Northern California so much that he shipped in dozens of trees to Chartwell.
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Last month, 1,227 trucks were shipped in the biggest cross-border aid operation there since the operation started in 2014.
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Then I opted to have all my paperwork shipped in the mail, which should arrive in one to two weeks.
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On St. Lawrence Island, they couldn't reach the walrus last spring; a charity shipped in frozen halibut for replacement protein.
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Supplies are being shipped in until there can be a harvest again, hurting our pride as well as our stomachs.
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The materials employed in their construction are hauled for miles in fuel-burning trucks and shipped in gas-guzzling tankers.
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Straddling Asia and Europe, Russia exported about four times as much thermal coal as the United States shipped in 2014.
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But claims that thousands of Chinese workers have been shipped in to build the complex has angered some local residents.
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Assuming the same volume of merchandise had been shipped in 2005, those represented $1 billion in savings for just one year.
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Research firm IDC predicts 1.53 billion smart phones will be shipped in 2017 expanding to only 1.77 billion units in 2021.
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But the biggest surprise is that Huawei now has a 15.8 percent market share with 54.2 million smartphones shipped in Q2.
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While the initial print of Brady's manual sold out, pre-orders made by May 7 will be shipped in early June.
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A record 14.8 billion chips powered by ARM technology were shipped in 2015, accounting for 32 percent of the global market.
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By Canalys' estimates, Apple finished the year with 42.8 million iPhones shipped in Europe, a sliver above Huawei's 42.5 million devices.
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This keynote is no ordinary one: This year marks the 10th anniversary of the iPhone, which first shipped in June 2007.
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Mallorca desperately needs an alternative to cars, with tens of thousands shipped in and out for rental each year, he said.
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India shipped in 12.35 million tonnes of coal last month, a 34.3 percent decline from the same month a year ago.
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More than four out of five smartphones shipped in 2016 use the Android operating system, according to market research company IDC.
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The result, he says, of feeding kids high-calorie, low-nutrient, processed food shipped in from far off farms and factories.
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Every kit contains 33.993 flat-face blocks and one pallet, all of which come shipped in an itsy bitsy wooden crate.
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There, still within the EU, the machines can be built with cheap Polish labor and shipped in, duty-free, to France.
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At medical clinics, they relied on fuel for generators shipped in by United Nations air transport to keep the lights on.
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The physical card is then shipped in a few days, and once that window closes, the card is never offered again.
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One of its best-selling varieties uses pineapple from Costa Rica that is shipped in by an Amsterdam-based trading company.
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Its deliveries of pipeline gas slipped last year from a record high of over 200 billion cubic metres shipped in 2018.
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When hatcheries ship domestically, day-old chicks are shipped in small cardboard boxes, without food and water, huddled together for warmth.
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The company already has a substantial business selling so-called "crate engines," engines not connected to cars and shipped in crates.
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If your area is low on Christmas tree cheer, they can always have it shipped in from the next state over.
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The Nuraphones shipped in a nondescript cardboard box, with a paper foam container inside that looks a bit like a cardboard brain.
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In 2017, they bought about $839 million of U.S. sorghum, most of which was shipped in the months after the autumn harvest.
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As reported in Fast Company, 165 billion packages are shipped in the U.S. per year, consuming the resources of 1 billion trees.
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The Apple Watch Series 2, which ships with watchOS 3, feels like the smartwatch Apple should have shipped in the first place.
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These connect back to the main radio I/O board, which looks identical to how it shipped in the final original iPhone.
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The report says LG is also planning to produce more than 100,000 foldable phones to be shipped in Q4 of this year.
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For the time being, though, there's nothing here for you to try out or any bits being shipped in the Chrome browser.
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Importers shipped in close to 5 million tonnes of wheat in the 10-months to end-April, the most in a decade.
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Many customers are complaining that when they went to order their Halloween costume, Amazon promised it would be shipped in two days.
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Domestic shipments for 2015 stood at nearly 20163 million tons, a nearly 12% decrease over what American steel mills shipped in 2014.
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More than 90 percent of smartphones shipped in the country last year had dual-SIM slots, according to marketing research firm Counterpoint.
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Brachycephalic, or short-snouted, animals, like bulldogs, pugs or Persian cats should never be shipped in cargo, according to the Humane Society.
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Instead, semi-finished machines are shipped in from overseas factories to the Clayton facility, where tires and buckets are installed, Fassino said.
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The Pentagon buried not only the nuclear waste and byproduct of the Marshall Islands, but shipped in extra from out of town.
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The firm is hoping to regain momentum following the release of its iPhone 8 and iPhone X models which shipped in November.
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Its first cargo, which was shipped in March, is expected to be delivered to Japanese utility Chubu Electric this month, sources said.
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At Café Booqoo, in Carroll Gardens, po'boys are made on bread shipped in from New Orleans, but the fillings incorporate inventive twists.
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Sales of Merey crude to the United States rose to 319,000 bpd in September, more than double the volume shipped in August.
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Toppers aims to showcase that its dough is made fresh in-house every day while Domino's dough is shipped in pre-made.
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IDC said it expects 71.5 million smartwatch units to ship by 2021, up from 31.6 million that it said shipped in 2017.
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IDC said 113.2 million such devices shipped this year but that the market will balloon to 222.3 million wearables shipped in 2021.
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Google's Android mobile operating system powered more than 98% of smartphones that shipped in the country last year, research firm Counterpoint said.
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American growers supplied one-third of the soy that China shipped in last year, mainly to produce cooking oil and animal feed.
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Everything costs more, because it has to be shipped in, including food, fuel and workers like plumbers, whose bills include travel time.
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Connect will be capping off what's arguably been the quietest year for virtual reality since the original Rift development kit shipped in 2013.
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The top five sellers in Q3 2017, according to Canalys' numbers, accounted for a massive 75 percent of all devices shipped in China.
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When a burly corporal arrived with a carton of "Animal Crackers" biscuits, freshly shipped in from America, the nation-building moment seemed complete.
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Earlier this month, the company recalled one lot of baby powder -- about 33,000 bottles -- produced and shipped in the United States last year.
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The ammonia can then be shipped in liquid form—and some of it could be used in ships' engines if they are modified.
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It's available for pre-order now for $29.99, while the Battery Photo Case is still in development and will be shipped in Spring.
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Cramer uses this as a key barometer for China, as it is the measure of raw materials shipped in bulk, mostly to China.
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The headset was announced in January and shipped in May, so a two-year agreement will plausibly cover most of its sales lifespan.
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So far this fiscal year, they have shipped in only 3 million tonnes, and will not be buying any more, industry officials said.
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But feature phones have continued to move, too: it's estimated that there were about 450 million-500 million of them shipped in 2017.
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The nation shipped in 22014,21 tonnes of cotton in December, down 26.5792 percent from the same month in 2014, said trade website Cncotton.
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The FDA says that 145,254 potentially contaminated products are being recalled, all shipped in the past 12 months with September 2 expiration dates.
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"iPhone X surpassed our expectations and has been our top-selling iPhone every week since it shipped in November," CEO Tim Cook says.
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LG said it shipped a total of 20163 million smartphone units in 2015, a slight increase from the 59.1 billion shipped in 2014.
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In all, the company expects to deliver 30 EUV machines this year, with 12 systems expected to be shipped in the last quarter.
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The company also reported: The shipment figure represents a roughly 45 percent decline from what GoPro shipped in the comparable quarter in 2015.
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Seventy-eight percent of the 36.9 million phones that shipped in India during this period sported a sticker price below $200, IDC said.
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When he gets to the Gulf Coast, where newspapers are shipped in and easily attainable, he can foresee the end of his profession.
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Even the stuffing is a combination of $46 sourdough bread shipped in from the U.K., $54-per-pound foie gras and Wagyu beef.
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Poise has technically been in Dark Souls 3 since it shipped in April, but how come no one found it until months later?
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Sorokin said costs to clean the oil are different for crude supplied by the pipeline and that shipped in cargoes by the sea.
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He has his seafood shipped in from Japan, including seasonal treats like black-throat sea perch and tiny white shrimp called shiro-ebi.
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The government shipped in hundreds of thousands of servings of military field rations and built tent cities offering cots, blankets, generators and water.
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"We are indeed seeing cocaine, amphetamines and ecstasy being shipped in liquid form such as wine or other bottles," toxicologist Jan Tytgat said.
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The smattering of slimy husks is a common sight underfoot in the fall, when the Lapides offer wine grapes shipped in from California.
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Of the 32 million smartphone units the company shipped in Q3, more than 12 million of those arrived in India, according to Counterpoint.
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At the reduced level, it is still more than February's shipments of 500,000 tonnes but less than the 700,000 tonnes shipped in January.
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So, the fact this was shipped in such a way suggests this most likely wasn't on its way to a university or college.
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Ives estimates that Apple could ship 65 million AirPods in 2019, and potentially reach 85 million to 1.33 million units shipped in 2020.
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India, which imports more than 80 percent of its oil needs, shipped in 4.2 million barrels per day (bpd) of crude in 2017.
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Police buoyed the normally small population of Gillam, 1,200, with officers aiding in the search and shipped in K9 units, drones, and helicopters.
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Once natural gas is shipped in liquefied form, it can be converted back into gas upon arrival across the sea for actual use.
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More than 600 bucket, utility and trailer trucks, and derricks to dig holes in the islands' rocky terrain were shipped in by barge.
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On Thursday, the chief executive of the Adani's Australian division, Lucas Dow, estimated that the first coal would be shipped in two years.
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The reseller agreed to split the profit from the resale of the devices, which were marked up, with those who shipped in their phones.
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And fittingly, it's shipped in a plastic-free package with biodegradable packing peanuts, to further promote the brand's mission to reduce our carbon footprint.
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How Hurricane Matthew shattered records Blue said ice and water were being shipped in because about 26,53 utility customers in the county lacked water.
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The world's fifth-biggest crude importer shipped in 1.83 million tonnes of crude oil from Iran in September, or 446,148 barrels per day (bpd).
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China bought 15 percent of all U.S. LNG shipped in 2017, but its U.S. volumes have dropped from the first half of the year.
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No matter the price, though, the volumes now being shipped in are so small that Li said she hasn't seen imported cherries for weeks.
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In the interview, Limp shares that there are more than 150 Alexa-integrated hardware devices on the market, most of which shipped in 2018.
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This requires an expensive specialized transportation system wherein jetliner components are shipped in specially designed trains, barges and cargo planes to their final destination.
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During the second quarter of 2016, for instance, 97 percent of all smartphones shipped in the country were running on Google's mobile operating system.
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The fragrance and flavor of truffles begin to decline rapidly once unearthed, even when the fungi are iced and shipped in plastic foam containers.
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According to the RIA's data, 35,880 robots were shipped in 2018 to the U.S., Canada and Mexico, up 20183 percent from the previous year.
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To be sure, U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude oil for immediate delivery is still cheaper than prices for WTI shipped in the upcoming months.
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IDC's numbers, however, are even worse – with an estimated 21 million tablets shipped in 2379, or a 22015 percent decline from the year prior.
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The treats are shipped in bulk to schools and classrooms that have expressed a need, and are specifically earmarked for use during lockdown drills.
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Manufacturers like 3M and DuPont have stopped making two of the chemicals in the class, but they're still shipped in on products from overseas.
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In preparation for Tuesday's ceremony, the thrones were disassembled more than a year ago and shipped in trucks to the Imperial Palace in Tokyo.
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The money, which consists mainly of foreign currencies, was shipped in an unmarked cargo plane around the same time Iran released four American prisoners.
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Bessy was dismantled and shipped in boxes to the Jordanian desert, which had been chosen as the site for what was now called Sesame.
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The voluntary recall is limited to one lot of Johnson's Baby Powder produced and shipped in the United States in 2018, the company said.
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The voluntary recall is limited to one lot of Johnson's Baby Powder produced and shipped in the United States in 22017, the company said.
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The flour, yeast and salt must also be shipped in and, finally, the finished loaves are delivered to stores -- all in trucks powered by petrol.
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The other top buyers were Asian countries, including India which purchased about 392,000 bpd and South Korea, which shipped in about 356,000 bpd in April.
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According to the Xinhua report, Kobe shipped in 451,000 tonnes of metal products to China through its Shanghai units over September 2016 to August 2017.
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IHS technology analyst Ian Fogg noted that feature phones accounted for 87 percent of the phones Microsoft shipped in the first quarter of this year.
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Vakhshouri estimated the most Iran could currently export at between 256,000 and 350,000 bpd, less than the 400,000 bpd she estimated Iran shipped in June.
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Vast amounts of U.S. natural gas, a product of the shale revolution, is being shipped in increasing capacity to feed Mexico's burgeoning nat gas demand.
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Trump's order also directs the US Department of Transportation to propose a rule allowing liquefied natural gas to be shipped in approved rail tank cars.
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It is unusual for the industrial and motor fuel to be shipped in VLCCs able to carry about 2.2 million barrels of the oil product.
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In total, Amazon says Prime members worldwide saved more than a billion dollars on purchases, and millions of items shipped in one day or faster.
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Most of the good things I have to say about them are also true for the first generation AirPods, which first shipped in December 2016.
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A total of 37 million smartphones were shipped in India during the three months ended June, the highest number ever for the quarter, Counterpoint said.
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Vakhshouri estimated the most Iran could currently export at between 2000,256 and 22,000 bpd, less than the 400,000 bpd she estimated Iran shipped in June.
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In the fiscal year ended on March 31, Indian refiners shipped in 14.4 percent more oil from Iran at about 251,0003 bpd, the data showed.
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Overall, 36.9 million handsets were shipped in India during the second quarter of this year, up 13.53% from the same period last year, IDC reported.
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It also benefited from being a "key driver of smart displays," it said, which accounted for 45% of the products it shipped in the quarter.
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According to the United Nations, 90 percent of the world's trade is carried by sea and 10.3 billion tons of products were shipped in 2016.
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Both Adam and Agnieszka Kowalczyk's fathers had worked for years at a meat processing plant famous for making hams shipped in heart-shaped metal containers.
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Tarun Pathak, a senior analyst at Counterpoint, told TechCrunch that about 150 million to 155 million smartphone units were shipped in the U.S. in 2019.
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The super-slide structure, which includes a glass staircase, weighs several tons and had to be shipped in by barge and craned into the backyard.
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Ahead we sorted through the mega online retailer to find 12 must-have pairs are ready to be shipped in a few days on Prime.
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White sugar is now more often shipped in much smaller quantities on container ships which might also be transporting a wide range of other goods.
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The explosive was shipped in a package similar to the ones that carried explosives addressed to prominent Democrats and CNN on Wednesday, NBC News reported.
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In the El Pais interview, Rajoy said the around 4,000 extra police shipped in to the region would stay until the conflict had been resolved.
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The residents of Ferriday have long endured periods without access to clean water, relying on green water tanks shipped in by the Louisiana National Guard.
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This was down from the 61.2 million iPhones the company shipped in the same period of 2015, the biggest decliner in the top five smartphone vendors.
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And many of the orders that shipped in the second quarter last year are being postponed until the third quarter this year, analyst Sam Poser said.
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Some of it was shipped in generic packaging, but some of it was already bagged and branded Walmart or Sea Queen, which is sold at ALDI.
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The startup predicts that 24.5 million voice gadgets like the Echo and Home will be shipped in 2017, up from an estimated 6.5 million last year.
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Over the past 20 years the Netherlands' lucrative re-exports (computers shipped in from China, say, and then sent on to Germany) have quadrupled by value.
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Gas imports, including piped gas and liquefied natural gas (LNG) shipped in tankers, rose to 9.81 million tonnes last month, up 26.2 percent from January 2018.
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The three 10-ton statues were shipped in crates to Indiana at an estimated cost of $50,000 to Western Electric, to be installed in Holliday Park.
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China shipped in 461,720 tonnes of U.S. supplies in the first half of 2017, roughly 3 percent of its total LNG imports, Chinese customs data showed.
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But the company only shipped about 2 million during the fourth quarter holiday season, which was down from the 2.385 million shipped in Q4 of 2014.
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According to Ben Bajarin, principal analyst at Creative Strategies, AOSP likely accounted for 35 to 40 percent of all Android smartphones shipped in Q4 of 2015.
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The more optimistic versions of these forecasts see world LNG demand at least doubling in the next decade from the 321 million tonnes shipped in 2018.
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"iPhone X surpassed our expectations and has been our top-selling iPhone every week since it shipped in November," CEO Tim Cook said in a statement.
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Total natural gas imports - including piped gas from central Asia and Myanmar and liquefied natural gas shipped in tankers - were 7.65 million tonnes, customs data showed.
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The hospital still doesn't have running water, but water is being shipped in from Nederland, Texas, about 12 miles away, according to hospital spokeswoman Mary Poole.
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China's recyclers have profited from waste shipped in from Europe and the United States, which is better sorted and therefore cheaper to treat than domestic material.
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For the last three Summer Olympics — Athens in 2004, Beijing in 2008 and London in 240 — tons of sand were shipped in, sometimes from other countries.
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To insure against future attacks, however, big agriculture shipped in workers from the Philippines, a U.S. territory at the time and therefore outside the quota acts.
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Strictly speaking, it was probably never entirely legal in New York or in many other states to have wine shipped in from out-of-state retailers.
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"August and early September is a time when a lot of the holiday goods start getting shipped in, and those ports are very busy," he said.
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The updated Fire TV Cube now includes a faster, "hexa-core" processor that's twice as powerful as the one that shipped in the first-generation device.
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Some factories still have goods that they produced and never shipped in January, before the Lunar New Year holiday that turned into a monthlong nationwide shutdown.
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Chris Naughton, an Acura spokesman, said the fee reflected the cost of the car cover and the fact that it was shipped in an enclosed carrier.
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Apple shipped 3.2 million iPhones in China through December, according to the data, and that figure was up from 2.7 million units shipped in December 2018.
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India shipped in a record 336,000 bpd U.S. oil in October, about 7.5% total imports, as private refiner Reliance Industries bought three tanker cargoes, data showed.
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Earlier this week, Tesla said that 30% of its China supply chain was localized, which means some car parts are shipped in to build its cars.
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"I am a big fan of your cooking, but at our Wadeye community store there are not many ingredients, as all things are shipped in," Bangun writes.
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Ahead of the July 6 start for higher import tariffs, GM shipped in a six-month supply of Envisions at the much lower 2.5 percent tariff rate.
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The product will be shipped in a container made of recycled paper and will arrive without an outer carton in order to reduce packaging, P&G said.
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Installing the dang thingThe big fat box Nebia shipped in sat open on the floor of my apartment for days before I willed myself to install it.
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This was up 35 percent from the 27 million tonnes shipped in the same period last year, with China contributing a large chunk of the extra demand.
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What finally shipped in 2016 was a mixed bag — 3603cam was waterproof out of the box and had some unique features, but the image quality wasn't great.
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The miner reported shipments of 43.4 million tons of iron ore for the quarter, a slight uptick from the 42 million tons shipped in the previous quarter.
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It's a way for users to cut down on excess packaging since orders will be shipped in fewer boxes rather than one bag and box per item.
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According to Ben Bajarin, principal analyst at Creative Strategies, AOSP likely accounted for 35 percent to 40 percent of all Android smartphones shipped in Q4 of 2015.
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Of the 9.2 million units shipped in the first quarter of 2018, 4 million were Amazon speakers, says David Watkins, director of Strategy Analytics' Connected Home team.
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Coffee, on the other hand, is shipped in containers, and its transportation pinch is being felt now as Brazil harvests and ships its large 2018/19 crop.
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China, the world's top sorghum buyer, bought about $839 million of U.S. sorghum in 2017, most of which was shipped in the months after the autumn harvest.
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The hydrogen gas will then be sent by trailer to be liquefied at the plant that KHI is building and shipped in a specialized ship to Japan.
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History was made in the first quarter of 2016 as more Chromebooks were shipped in the U.S. than Macs according to market research company International Data Corporation.
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About 2.2 million personal computers were shipped in the country during the period between April and June, marking a 22.23 percent growth over the quarter before that.
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Pakistan shipped in a total of 1.02 million tonnes of LNG in 2015, and has imported 1.78 millions tonnes in the first seven months of this year.
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The Gear S3 will be shipped in the fourth quarter of 473 but Samsung has yet to release pricing and details of where it will be launched.
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Of the total 225 bcm, 65 bcm would be shipped in 2020, falling to 40 bcm in 2021 and in each of the subsequent years, Gazprom said.
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They are mass-produced overseas and then shipped in bulk to the U.S., where they are dissolved and then mixed with dried vegetation, which absorbs the liquid.
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Under the old rules, feed millers were only required to get sanitary and phytosanitary import clearance for soybean meal that they shipped in, said an industry source.
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About 37.9 million wearables were shipped in the 2017 holiday season, up nearly 8 percent from the prior year, IDC analysts estimated in a report published Thursday.
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Production of the self-driving vehicles is expected to start in 2021, with hybrid vehicles being shipped in to be fitted with driverless technology, the carmaker said.
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Dr. Mike Ryan, head of WHO's emergencies program, said that he expected Uganda to approve the use of experimental therapeutic drug treatments, to be shipped "in coming days".
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If the prediction holds true, this would be a remarkable increase from the 2250 million voice-first devices shipped in 2000 and 2290 million units shipped last year.
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The market serves as the city's central distribution point for fruit and vegetables shipped in from all over the world and headed to grocery stores, restaurants and hotels.
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The world's top oil exporter, and OPEC's de facto leader, shipped 6.977 million barrels per day in February, which was down from the 7.254 million shipped in January.
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The total number of mobile devices shipped in China dropped below the 100 million mark in a quarter for the first time since late 2013, the firm added.
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Public ports have gone from handling nearly three-quarters of stuff being shipped in and out of India less than a decade ago to just over half now.
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Microsoft even included its typical kickstand on the Surface Mini, alongside what appears to be a rubber-style exterior that would have shipped in a variety of colors.
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There are more than 150 different products right now with Alexa built in, more than 100 of which shipped in 2018 and aren't made by Amazon at all.
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The company said the package will be sold and shipped in a container made of 100% recycled paper, and would have no outer carton to cut paperboard use.
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"iPhone X surpassed our expectations and has been our top-selling iPhone every week since it shipped in November," Apple CEO Tim Cook said in a canned statement.
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Of all the industrial robots shipped in 225, a third ended up in middle-income countries, where they were mostly used in carmaking and electronics, according to IFR.
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Additionally, IDC estimated the wearable device market would reach a total of 111.1 million units in 2016, up 44.4 percent from the 80 million units shipped in 2015.
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An estimated 33 billion packages were shipped in the US in 2017, and many of them had polybags inside, protecting the garments or electronic components or buffalo steaks.
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That's below the 338.2 million it shipped in 2018, but would mean a considerably improved second half of 2019, given that first-half output was 154.5 million tonnes.
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Many dairy products and other perishable foods used to be imported across the Saudi border; they are now having to be flown or shipped in across longer distances.
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Last year, a golden retriever named Jacob who was shipped in a cargo hold died after his trip from Michigan to Oregon was delayed for over 20 hours.
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New York (CNN Business)Tide laundry detergent will soon be shipped in a shoe box, part of its parent company Procter & Gamble's push to adapt to online deliveries.
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Before 2008 Quebec banned yellow margarine, lest its shoppers mistake the grain-based spread (shipped in from the west) for proper butter (churned by its own dairy farmers).
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More than 12.5 billion parcels were shipped in the US last year, marking an increase of nearly 8% over the previous year, according to estimates from Pitney Bowes.
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Unprocessed nickel ore shipped in the January to March period totalled 1.71 million dry metric tonnes (DMT) compared with 3.46 million DMT a year ago, the data showed.
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Indian Oil Corp, the country's biggest refiner and not a regular buyer of Iranian oil, shipped in 2 million barrels or about 67,000 bpd from Tehran last month.
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Whatever has been built by that time is shipped in at night [to studio 8H, SNL's famous berth within 403 Rock] and set up by the night crew.
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Unlike rhino horns, which are shipped in relatively small volumes, traffickers typically collect and ship at least half a ton of ivory, or 500 kilograms, in a container.
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As unpleasant as modern air travel may be for humans, it is far worse for animals who are viewed as family members yet shipped in cages like cargo.
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The drop effectively raises prices for a vast range of British imports, from fruit and vegetables shipped in from Spain to chemicals and industrial parts made in Germany.
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"Importing activity is slowing down," said a trader at a leading commercial bank, adding that most of the merchandise needed for holiday shoppers had already been shipped in.
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With this update, Google also is introducing a number of other new features it had already announced at its I/O developer conference but hadn't shipped in earlier previews.
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China's soybean imports are expected to drop to 85 million tonnes in 2018/19, from 94.1 million tonnes shipped in 2017/18, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture data.
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Aviation safety experts and regulatory agencies have long warned that batteries shipped in bulk could cause a fire and spark a chain reaction that could bring down an aircraft.
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It is the city's central distribution point for fruits and vegetables that are shipped in from all over the world and delivered to restaurants, grocery stores, wholesalers and hotels.
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A typical order for items shipped in two days or more is $23.33, and Amazon spends $5.08 to fulfill and ship the items, according to a Morgan Stanley analysis.
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The world's top PC vendorLenovo had just 6% share of the nearly 209 million PCs shipped in 2005, when Dell was the top seller with 17%, according to IDC.
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Apple is adding a quad-core 210th Gen Intel processor instead of the 4th Gen Intel Core i5 dual-core processor that shipped in the device four years ago.
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But this latest seizure, in which pangolin scales were mixed in with a container of wood products shipped in from Nigeria, is estimated to have involved around 7,500 pangolins.
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One reason for that is that the number of devices shipped in India in Q1 2016 actually shrank by 8.2 percent from Q4 2015 — the second consecutive quarterly dip.
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Still, researchers at IDC estimate that total smartwatch shipments will reach 20.1 million units in 2016, an increase of 3.9 percent from the 19.4 million units shipped in 2015.
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That prototype later shipped in China as the X20 Plus UD, and now Vivo has brought a concept phone to MWC that represents the next evolution of that idea.
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So far, the US has been able to convince the allies not to send large numbers of those weapons into Syria, though a small amount have been shipped in.
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And despite three years of slowing sales, they still accounted for over 503 percent of all mobile phones shipped in the country as of the third quarter last year.
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The company didn't say when the first cargo would be exported, but chief executive John Watson said last year it would be shipped in the first quarter of 2016.
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Amazon says the product is designed also to be shipped in bundles with other speakers that people like – such as Bose, which is a first partner for this device.
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Malaysia's March 1-10 palm oil exports rose 11.4 pct to 723,283 tonnes, from 406,829 tonnes shipped in the first 10 days of last month, according to Amspec Malaysia.
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Forty minutes later, the next course arrived: three round potatoes shipped in from the island of Noirmoutier, off France's Atlantic coast, coated in smoked cream, gold caviar and herring.
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In April, J.B. Hunt's Terrence Matthews, an executive vice president who heads intermodal, told investors during an earnings call that goods shipped in the West Coast sank by 20%.
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With 35.3 million units shipped in the second quarter of 2019, Apple fell behind prominent Chinese smartphone makers Oppo and Huawei, as well as South Korean electronics giant Samsung.
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It's also similar to another ladder glitch that is still present in the NES release of Donkey Kong, which shipped in 1983 in Japan and 1986 in North America.
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PetroChina Natural Gas Sales Company markets the state-owned company's domestic gas production, imports of pipeline gas from Turkmenistan and Myanmar, and LNG shipped in from Qatar and Australia.
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Officials at the Department of Homeland Security say the drugs are shipped in such minute amounts that detecting them among cargo in a tractor-trailer is close to impossible.
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It shipped 3.2 million iPhones in China through December, according to CNBC calculations using government data, and that figure was up from 2.7 million units shipped in December 2018.
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India, the world's third biggest oil importer, shipped in 4.56 million barrels per day (bpd) of oil in October, about 313% less compared with a year ago, data showed.
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Nesbitt's truck is parked in a field along the side of a two-lane highway, in front of a large, unassembled radar that was shipped in the week before.
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Unifor labour union said 70 employees would be laid off effective Thursday at a Nova Scotia facility contracted by CN to handle vehicles shipped in and out of Canada.
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That brought him back to Afghanistan where American and Afghan soldiers alike craved home-cooked Afghan meals instead of the frozen food shipped in from the U.A.E. and elsewhere.
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Since 2012, there has been a nearly 21 percent average annual increase in the number of pharmaceutical and life-science robots shipped in North America, according to RIA's data.
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Total smartwatch shipments will reach 20.1 million units in 2016, an increase of 3.9 percent from the 19.4 million units shipped in 2015, according to IDC data published in September.
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After Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain shipped in 2015, Hideo Kojima left Konami, taking an unknown number of Kojima Productions staff with him to start an independent company.
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The AirPods, famously, had a bit of a delay before becoming widely available, and were shipped in limited quantities before finally hitting their stride and becoming a genuine cultural moment.
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After the explosion, about 13,21 citizens called "liquidators" were shipped in to help with the fire-fighting and clean-up operations, and were also exposed to high levels of radiation.
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Beyond the top 3 — Amazon, Baidu and now No. 3 Google — the remaining top five included Alibaba and Xiaomi, with 4.1 million and 2.8 million units shipped in Q2, respectively.
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In December, KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo predicted Apple would ship 26 to 28 million AirPod units in 2018, up to double the number of units shipped in 2017.
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According to the IDC Quarterly Mobile Phone Tracker, 23.5 million units of smartphones were shipped in India in Q1 2016 registering 5.2 percent growth over the same period last year.
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And a spokesperson from Oculus parent company Facebook confirmed that he's talking about controllers for the upcoming Quest and Rift S — not the original Touch controllers that shipped in 2016.
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The standard price is £299 (about $394) with an earlier delivery of January 2018, though the project notes say a number of units will be shipped "in time for Christmas."
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The car parts are shipped in wooden crates to the Mediterranean port of Latakia, a journey that adds thousands of miles to the direct — but closed — land route through Iraq.
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There's not a lot of colossal ancient statuary in the United States, and getting works here is no easy task; Athena needed to be shipped in three delicately-packed pieces.
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Hintz told Gizmodo that while Foxconn is "moving dirt around" and "they've got people assembling parts shipped in from Mexico," the company hasn't delivered on the agreement that they signed.
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They shipped in two batches meaning some backers had a smaller delay than others but all backers had to wait longer than promised to get their hands on the lock.
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But again, caution: The Taken King had an equally splashy start, and while every story mission was miles better than what shipped in the original game, it couldn't keep pace.
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Tankers waiting to load more than 24 million barrels of crude, almost as much as PDVSA shipped in April, are sitting off the main oil port, according to shipping data.
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According to the FDA, the last shipments of lettuce for the season shipped in April, and the shelf life has since expired, therefore the contaminated lettuce is no longer available.
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This would mean 218 million iPhone units for Apple's fiscal year to the end of September 212, exceeding the record 29.8 million shipped in the fiscal year ending September 123.
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Because it takes more than six months to make each year's vaccine, manufacturers have to choose in February what strains to put into shots that will be shipped in September.
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For example, a few days before the iPhone 8 shipped in September, Apple released iOS 11 as a free software update for iPhones, including the four-year-old iPhone 5S.
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Amazon puts a lot of carbon into the air, because Amazon ships (and receives) a lotta stuff and that stuff gets shipped in a lotta planes and a lotta trucks.
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Doramae ginned them up from canned goods and fresh conchs, lobster, sometimes chicken or pork shipped in from Nassau, and served them on a small table in her brother's kitchen.
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Meanwhile, Nova Scotia Power already burns coal in Cape Breton, shipped in from South America—coal that many call "blood coal" because of dangerous labor practices used in its sourcing.
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LNG-AS Murayama said Ichthys is running at around 80% of full capacity, with 24 cargos being shipped in April to June despite a 15- to 20-day maintenance during May.
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And about 70 percent of those U.S. orders are shipped directly from suppliers — drop shipped, in industry vernacular — to the United States Postal Service, which handles final delivery to customer homes.
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The G100 shipped in 2002 to rave reviews, but others in the company saw it as a mere reference device, a blueprint of sorts for other companies to follow and tweak.
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Users put down a refundable deposit via the Loop website when ordering products, which are delivered in reusable glass and metal bottles, and shipped in a tote bag to shoppers' doors.
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Overall last month, the world's fifth-biggest crude importer shipped in 12.37 million tonnes of oil, or 2.93 million bpd, the data showed, steady with 12.43 million tonnes a year ago.
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A group of young couples, some who seemed shipped in for this exact moment, went gamely into the water and played at being Baby and Johnny for the span of seconds.
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While it enjoys a comfortable position as one of the world's biggest smartphone producers, Samsung didn't even make the top five brands in China, in terms of units shipped in 2015.
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In March an investigative report by the Globe and Mail, a Canadian newspaper, revealed that fentanyl was being shipped in from China inside silica-desiccant packets packaged with urine-test kits.
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The analyst projects Galaxy S27 shipments of 22016 to 83 million units in fiscal-year 28, which would be lower than the approximately 29 million Galaxy S25 units shipped in 2016.
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Purple Carrot recovered no points in the branding and packaging categories, as its meals shipped in a comically large box that was even more wasteful than all of the other services.
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South Korea shipped in 21.63,5003 tonnes of crude from Iran in February, or 2500,20.7 barrels per day (bpd), compared to 225.60 million tonnes a year earlier, according to the customs data.
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Sources have said payments for clean oil are continuing as usual and that oil that had been shipped in early April before Druzhba was contaminated had also been paid in full.
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In January-August of 2017, South Korea shipped in 98.23 million tonnes of crude, or 2.96 million bpd, up 3.9 percent from 94.55 million tonnes over the same period last year.
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But use of a fuel that must be shipped in at considerable cost and from a great distance poses a number of problems, and leads to a lot of temporary blackouts.
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Concessionaires went through a crash course on how to induce people to pay for food and drinks from their seats, and infield dirt and clay is being shipped in from Pennsylvania.
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Moreover, conventional dairy farms rely on shipped-in animal feed, such as corn and alfalfa, which is produced using tons of pesticides and fertilizers and transported using carbon-polluting fossil fuels.
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Teachers, judges and civil servants were shipped in from western states to replace a generation of easterners who had come of age in Communism and were considered unfit, Mr. Krüger said.
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The Tata Group imported 2.16 million tonnes of coal, while Swiss Singapore, part of the Aditya Birla Group, shipped in 2.21 million tonnes and JSW Group brought in 2.14 million tonnes.
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He said the retailer is looking to mitigate the risks by flying in some products that are normally shipped in order to get them on the shelf as quickly as possible.
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Ahead of the July 2018 start for higher import tariffs, GM shipped in a six-month supply of Envisions at the much lower 2.5 percent tariff rate, Reuters reported in August 2018.
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The big shows continue to be shipped in, but there are signs that the Qatar Museums (QM) organization is increasingly intent on fostering local artists who are grappling with current subject matter.
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Several times before I've commented on the implications of a possible U.S.-China trade war in response to Trump's repeated calls to raise tariffs on goods shipped in from the Asian giant.
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They're shipped in recyclable cardboard containers to minimize waste, and depending on what you're growing and how you prune them, you might get more than one harvest out of each soil pod.
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While fully in place but not yet activated, the system, which was shipped in over the weekend, is a newer, modified version of the S-300VM, also known as the SA-23.
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Tankers waiting to load more than 24 million barrels of crude, almost as much as PDVSA shipped in April, are sitting off Jose, the country's main oil port, according to the data.
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Jun Jun Lau, who owns In N Out Storage, said that the company has many affluent clients who store expensive clothing, valuables, furniture shipped in from overseas, golf equipment, bicycles and more.
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Taking all oil products together shows that China's exports in the first quarter were 22017 million bpd, up almost 20 percent on 1.06 million bpd shipped in the same period last year.
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It hit an all-time high with 33.9 million units shipped in the fourth quarter of 2016, growing 16.9 percent year over year, according to the latest data from analytics firm IDC.
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China, which purchased about 15 percent of all U.S. LNG shipped in 2017, has taken delivery from just four vessels since June versus 17 during the first five months of the year.
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NTPC Ltd, India's largest electricity generator, shipped in 1.4 million tonnes of coal to various ports during six months ended June 2019, about 11 times of what it imported a year ago.
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An oil official told Reuters last week that some Kirkuk crude would be shipped "in the near future" by trucks to Iran's Kermanshah refinery, at a rate of 30,000 barrels per day.
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Gas is expensive to ship overseas because it must be cooled to minus 22005 degrees, condensing it to what is called liquefied natural gas, or L.N.G., to be shipped in giant tankers.
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Currently participating in Y Combinator's accelerator program, Binks solves the problem by using computer vision and machine learning to provide customers with clothing sewn to their measurements, shipped in just three days.
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That said, Canalys' latest smartphone state of the union shows pretty healthy sales for the pricey new handset, putting it at 29 million units shipped in the fourth quarter of last year.
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Tesla's new solar facility in Kauai isn't going to completely reduce its dependence on fossil fuels — the island will still rely on diesel shipped in to provide some of its power requirements.
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Gas is expensive to ship overseas because it must be cooled to minus 22005 degrees, condensing it to what is called liquefied natural gas, or L.N.G., to be shipped in giant tankers.
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Goods that might normally have been shipped in the belly of a commercial plane now have to be sent via freight charter, or else take a much slower route by sea freight.
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Buying seasonal fruits and vegetables are less expensive because it's typically cheaper for grocers to buy and sell locally grown foods than to sell produce that's been shipped in from other climates.
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"We look for a traditional palette of materials as well; we didn't get the railroad here until the 1890s, so it was difficult for stuff to be shipped in," Ms. Wensel said.
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What comes out is base chemicals, like ethylene and polyethylene, the most widely used plastic, which is shipped in pellets that are then shaped into a range of consumer and industrial goods.
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L said more than half of all smartphones shipped in the fourth quarter contained its most powerful processor technology, helping it grow revenue even as demand cools in markets such as China.
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Renewable energy makes up only about 85033 percent of the island's electricity generation, while 47 percent comes from petroleum, which is a heavy polluter and is costly because it is shipped in.
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Apple's upcoming September 211th event is more than just its annual hardware event: it marks 22 years of iPhone launches, which first shipped in June 23 and is undeniably Apple's most important product.
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Apple, meanwhile, had its best year of sales in India — selling 2.5 million units — but that represents a tiny fraction of overall sales — more than 28 million devices shipped in Q4 2016 alone.
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Turning to more basic fitness wearables, by Canalys' count, more than 20163 million basic fitness bands also shipped in the year, with Fitbit comfortably leading this category and setting a quarterly shipments record.
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The June figure was in line with the 30.1 million tonnes exported in January, the last month before the impact of the dam failure, but still below the 35.9 million shipped in December.
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Apple's shipments increased by 1.4 million units compared to the same quarter in the previous year, for a total of 9.2 million units shipped in Q4 2018, according to data from Strategy Analytics.
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Even with more prosecutors on deck, also shipped in from around the nation, each case would require building up evidence, issuing indictments, scheduling trials or negotiating plea deals, and then going to hearings.
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A record number of cars shipped in the third quarter of 2019 were enough to help Tesla turn a modest profit, according to financial figures released by the Silicon Valley automaker on Wednesday.
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That means all of the features are set for its April release, and Microsoft will now start to finish them off and remove any bugs in the update before it's shipped in April.
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The Rift, which finally shipped in March, was met with a painfully long backorder queue that left people who pre-ordered the headset within minutes stuck waiting several weeks to receive their headset.
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Sales of humanoid robots as human companions for everyday tasks have until now not been significant, after the first ones were shipped in 2004 to international laboratories and universities for research and development.
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More than 260 million people in the country have a smartphone, according to research firm Counterpoint, which also reckons that almost 94 percent of all smartphones shipped in the country run on Android.
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Samsung's first try at this kind of "smart" band, which shipped in 22, launched with flaws; only worked with Samsung's Galaxy phones; and initially only tracked a few activities — and it cost $200.
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Guinness also checked to ensure the diamonds in the massive ring are conflict-free, meaning the stones have been mined and shipped in a way that's humane and fair, according to The Knot.
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Imports of breeding chicks - shipped in lots of 168 - fell to 720,000 units last year, around half the levels of 2013, said Fujian Sunner Development Co, a chicken supplier to Yum Brands' KFC.
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Mark di Suvero once shipped in a sculpture that was too big to fit her two-story space, but rather than ask him to scale back, she cut a hole in her ceiling.
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Given the amount of corn already shipped in the first half of the marketing year, U.S. ports need to process roughly 2629 million tonnes of corn per week between March 2000 and Aug.
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The Unifor union said on Monday that 70 employees at the CN Autoport facility in Halifax, Nova Scotia, which handles vehicles shipped in and out of Canada, would be laid off effective Thursday.
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Not only do these buildings need to withstand some of the world's most demanding conditions, but building materials need to be shipped in and assembled in the short 12-week window of summer.
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Overall, South Korea shipped in 12.46 million tonnes of crude oil in January, or 2.94 million bpd, down 5.9 percent from 13.25 million tonnes from a year earlier, according to the customs data.
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Asim — age 3803, confident, handsome, playful — had been shipped in from Demark to meet Melati, a fellow Sumatran who had lived for years at the renowned zoo in Regent's Park in Central London.
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He had a tailor-made suit shipped in from the States from the same people who'd made Elvis' jumpsuits; the jewellery that he had was cast in the same molds as Elvis' was.
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Total natural gas imports, including gas piped from central Asia and Myanmar and liquefied natural gas shipped in tankers, were 7.89 million tonnes in July, the highest since January, according to the customs data.
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So far this year South Korea has shipped in nearly 1,049 tonnes of U.S. eggs, according to ministry data, accounting for more than 98 percent of its total egg imports as of March 3.
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Samsung and Fitbit both quadrupled the number of smartwatches shipped in the holiday quarter of of 2018 compared to the same period in the previous year, according to a new report from Strategy Analytics.
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And the outlook for sales is now set to be further muddied by worries U.S. President Donald Trump could impose high tariffs on vehicles shipped in to what is Hyundai Motor's No.23 market.
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The OLED panel itself is the largest that LG has ever shipped in a TV. Barely any 8K content exists in the world right now, of course, and that's not likely to change soon.
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The July export figure is a fraction of the more than 2.5 million bpd that Iran shipped in April 2018, the month before U.S. President Donald Trump withdrew his country from the nuclear deal.
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According to Apple CEO Tim Cook, the "iPhone X surpassed our expectations and has been our top-selling iPhone every week since it shipped in November," which likely contributed to the shift in numbers.
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They are also less than a fifth of the more than 2.5 million bpd that Iran shipped in April 2018, the month before President Donald Trump withdrew the United States from the nuclear deal.
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Chipmakers are expected to ship around 100 billion ARM-based IoT devices in the next four to five years, matching the total number of ARM chips shipped in the last 25 years, Mukkamala said.
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Opioids: Cities, counties, tribes and other health-care stakeholders have filed hundreds of lawsuits against pharmaceutical distributors, alleging they didn't report suspicious quantities of opioids, sometimes shipped in large volumes to small, rural areas.
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Exports of Asia's staple are expected to fall well short of the 530,000 tonnes shipped in 2015, further exacerbating a tightening rice market as drought has also hit top rice exporters India and Thailand.
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The high ceilings, hardwood floors and stark, white-painted brick walls gave it a minimalist vibe, and the cafe's English-speaking staff members looked as if they could have been shipped in from Copenhagen.
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Even as 99% of smartphones shipped in India last year ran the Android mobile operating system, the vast majority of handsets carried a price tag of $200 or lower, research firm Counterpoint told TechCrunch.
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IDC cites "heavy shipments" of the C2 phone as well as the new 5 series in a quarter that saw a record total of 46.6 million smartphones shipped in India from all competing companies.
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With this in mind, Business Insider contacted some of the US&apos biggest retailers to find out the last possible moment to make an order online and have items shipped in time for Christmas.
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A global economy means summertime favorites are always available, but, here in the United States, should I really buy those blueberries shipped in from the Southern Hemisphere if I'm trying to be carbon conscious?
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The company's processor royalty revenues, paid on each chip shipped in devices like the iPhone, rose 24 percent in the quarter year-on-year, in contrast to a 3 percent drop in relevant industry revenue.
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Although the July port lineup is still preliminary, rough calculations imply that monthly soybean exports may be halved from June's number and could also amount to half the volume that was shipped in July 2015.
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Xiaomi is third only to Fitbit and Apple in the number of wearables it shipped in Q29 2115, though it lost its long-running lead in Chinese smartphone sales to Huawei in that same quarter.
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Brown, who built a global brand that started with selling lipsticks shipped in manila envelopes, said entrepreneurs could benefit from guidance she got from Leonard Lauder, the 84-year-old chairman emeritus of Estee Lauder.
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The company sometimes referred to as the "Apple of China" shipped 31.9 million phones in Q2 2019, representing almost no change from the 32.1 million units it shipped in the same quarter one year ago.
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All the while, Puerto Rico's island geography means that waste management equipment has to be shipped in, increasing cleanup costs compared to sites on the US mainland and feeding into a bottleneck of relief supplies.
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Thousands of Spanish police were shipped in to the region to prevent the vote on secession though scenes of violence due to heavy-handed tactics by armored, baton-carrying riot units have received international condemnation.
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"You guys, Paris and I are going to go down the sled," Kardashian West said as she is seen leading Hilton by the hand toward some sleds and what appears to be shipped-in snow.
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Thousands of Spanish police were shipped in to the region to prevent the vote on secession though scenes of violence due to heavy-handed tactics by armoured, baton-carrying riot units have received international condemnation.
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The research firm Strategy Analytics has calculated that 22.5 million Apple Watches were shipped in 2018, while the Federation of the Swiss Watch Industry said the industry exported 23.7 million watches in the same period.
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The numbers bear this out: according to data from tech market researcher ABI Research, 6.5 million consumer VR headsets shipped in 2018, and the market is set to grow to 10.5 million headsets shipped this year.
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To the extent it has a brand, it's more Amazon than UGBDER: sold under the Amazon banner, through Amazon Prime, fulfilled by Amazon and shipped in an Amazon box, perhaps even purchased through an Amazon device.
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But pools and hot tubs weren't enough for Patti: When the Florida native realized how much she missed living near a beach, she had sand shipped in and created a man-made swimming pond and beach.
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Sales of the iPhone in China has been a pretty significant thought on a lot of investors' minds as there's been a pronounced slowdown in growth in the number of smartphones being shipped in the country.
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But one of the most important parts of this 'American Made' device is shipped in from China: the medical-grade LED lights that operate on a specific wavelength and are necessary for the device to work.
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It's been there since the first Mac shipped in 1984, and it's one of the few things on this list that hasn't even really had an upgrade to the underlying standard, like USB to USB 2.
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About 4 percent of the aluminum and copper products that Kobe Steel shipped in the period from September 2016 to August 2017 were falsely labeled as meeting the specifications requested by customers, a company spokesman said.
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Building on the voice-controlled speaker that Xiaomi shipped in December, the new device is powered by artificial intelligence, the company said, which has just been added the Xiaomi's MIUI operating system, a variant of Android.
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Also today, South Korea's LG announced its Q4 2015 results with its total smartphone sales for 2015 tallying up to just under 60 million units (59.7M) — a marginal rise on the 59.1M it shipped in 2014.
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The building's exterior is made of a material called FRP, or fiber-reinforced polymer — "a fancy word for, like, hard plastic," Mr. Bhatt said — and was shipped in puzzlelike pieces from India then assembled by volunteers.
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Some of it, like blood oranges, Italian frisée and radicchio di Castelfranco (a red-streaked, bitter yellow leafy vegetable) is shipped in from Italy while the rest is from around the United States and nearby farms.
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Korea, one of Iran's major Asian customers, shipped in 212.44 million tonnes of crude from Tehran in July, or 22.94,22017 barrels per day (bpd), up from 2.933 million tonnes last year, customs data showed on Tuesday.
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Nintendo's 3DS portable console shipped in 2011 with a stereoscopic 3D screen, but two years later the company announced that it would release a version of the console without the 3D feature, aptly named the 2DS.
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The United States has been more open to imports than other large automotive markets, with the result that cars shipped in from abroad represent a considerably larger share of the American market than of markets elsewhere.
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IDC also released data on smartphone shipments in China for 2019 — with almost 367 million smartphones shipped in China, there was a 7.5% on-year decline due to market saturation as well as a challenging economy.
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She grew up with a mentally ill mother, a father who abandoned the family, and eight older siblings, who were shipped in and out of the house by child protection services, a fate that T. was spared.
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After some relatively straightforward opening moves where you secure a couple towns, an airfield where you can get supplies shipped-in, and a silver mine or two, the regime hits back with the force of a sledgehammer.
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Dealers estimate the cost of sweetener produced from raw sugar shipped in from abroad, including the 40-percent import duty, is around 32,000 rupees ($13) per tonne, around 8 percent cheaper than local sugar at 34,600 rupees.
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New Delhi shipped in 215,500 bpd from Tehran in February, a rise of about 8003 percent from last month and more than double the about 111,000 bpd in the same month a year ago, the data showed.
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Ostrich feathers were shipped in from Algeria, Tunisia, Egypt, and Madagascar, and dyed black, green, lilac, rose, sky blue, and yellow; heron feathers were brought from Germany and Turkey to adorn the Knights of the Holy Spirit.
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The sheer number of projects has raised questions about how they will all find sufficient fuel, mostly shipped in from countries like Canada and Vietnam, while some experts question the environmental credentials of such large-scale plants.
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Japanese buyers have agreed to pay producers a premium of $90 to $93 per tonne for metal to be shipped in July-September, as much as 23 percent less than the previous quarter, on weaker spot premiums.
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"If the lack of liquidity ... slows the evacuation of the crop, maybe you're getting less cocoa being shipped in October/November than normal and that puts tension on the December futures contract," one European industry source said.
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Given that total product exports from China for the first eight months of the year were 32.8 million tonnes, this implies that only 4.6 million tonnes can be shipped in the last four months of the year.
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They will be delivered to the temporary dock at the waterfront site, and will connect to the four legs, which were made in Pescara, Italy, and were being shipped in eight pieces to the Brooklyn Marine Terminal.
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The majority of the deadly fentanyl is being shipped in from China or smuggled in from Mexico and we need the federal government to step in and stop this poison from ravaging our state and our nation.
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When the Muslet family arrived from Palestine in the 1970s, the area was flush with money from the sugar industry, and the Muslets opened a department store catering to the Jamaican workers shipped in to cut cane.
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It's a painstaking facsimile, right down to the milk bottles topped off with cigarette ends, cracked lino floors, discarded egg shells, an old cereal box shipped in from a collector in Canada and some really pervasive smells.
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Last week, the school district shipped in bottled water and posting 'Do not drink' notices on taps and fountains — acting within three days of receiving test results showing unsafe levels lead in 30 of its 66 schools.
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Last week, the school district shipped in bottled water and posting 'Do not drink' notices on taps and fountains — acting within three days of receiving test results showing unsafe levels lead in 103 of its 66 schools.
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The answer lies in a breakneck production cycle in which the leaves are plucked, sorted, bundled, and shipped in wildly careening pickup trucks to distribution centers in Nairobi, 180 miles away, in just a few chaotic hours.
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The state is geographically isolated with no pipeline connections to major refining centers on the Gulf Coast and Midwest, leaving the market tightly balanced between what West Coast refineries can produce and what can be shipped in.
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Apple last year began manufacturing some lower-end devices at a plant in Bangalore to avoid hefty import duties, but its top models like the iPhone X and the iPhone 8 are still shipped in from overseas.
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Yellow potatoes had to maintain a "0.5 cent/kg" base rate when shipped in from the fictional East African nation, while frozen Chinese water chestnuts were tariff free if the U.S. decided to import them from Wakanda.
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SHORTLY before the start of UN climate talks in Paris, in December 2015, giant blocks of ice were shipped in from Greenland and left to melt outside the Panthéon, reminding conference-goers to get serious about global warming.
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New Android smartphones and tablets shipped in the European Economic Area (EEA) will host a 'choice screen' displaying four search engines that users can select from, beginning early 2020, Alphabet Inc's Google said in a blog post. (bit.
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PDVSA and its partners exported a total of 932,887 barrels per day (bpd) of crude and refined products last month in 35 cargoes mostly sent to Asian destinations, compared with 40 cargoes shipped in June, the data showed.
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STATE EMPLOYEES IN FLINT SHIPPED IN THEIR OWN WATER: As early as last year, state employees in Flint were shipping purified water into their office buildings even as they told residents the city's water was safe to drink.
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North Sea oil shipments to Asia have also been at record highs this year, with almost 19 tankers registered to have been shipped in Q1, and a similar amount expected to go to Asia in the second quarter.
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This year, tech market researcher IDC predicts 7.6 million VR and AR headsets will ship, the vast majority of which are expected to be VR. That's up from 5.9 million headsets, also mostly VR devices, shipped in 2018.
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Shipped in a three-and-a-half foot tall box, Casper's high-quality foam mattresses range from $395 for an essential twin to $2,695 for a California King advanced mattress, and all come with free 100-day trials.
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International traders told Reuters this week that Brazil, the world's leading soybean supplier, signed deals last week with China for four soybean cargoes to be shipped in the next two months, with at least 10 more being negotiated.
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"A device containing a lithium ion battery subject to a recall must be shipped in accordance with government regulations, and these special boxes are required by government regulations," the South Korean phonemaker said in a statement on Wednesday.
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The TSA has been reviewing its screening protocols for cargo flown into and within the US because of concerns that potential security vulnerabilities could be exploited by terrorists, such as bombs being shipped in cargo on passenger planes.
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Manufactured primarily by Monsanto and Dow Chemical on contract for the US Defense Department, Agent Orange (named after the orange-striped barrels it was shipped in) accounted for more than half of all herbicides sprayed during the war.
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A total of 1,187 kg of the drug, worth 71 million ringgit ($18 million), was shipped in a container from Yangon, Myanmar, to Port Klang, on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur, Customs Director-General Subromaniam Tholasy told reporters.
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The world's No.2 economy shipped in 3.73 million tonnes of LNG in December, topping the previous record of 2.66 million tonnes in November and up from 2903 million tonnes a year ago, the General Administration of Customs said.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Some Japanese aluminum buyers have agreed to pay producers a premium of $90 per ton for metal to be shipped in the July-September quarter, two sources directly involved in the quarterly pricing talks said on Monday.
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Apple reportedly shipped fewer than 30 million iPhones in the first half of this year, according to Counterpoint Research; less than 2 percent of the estimated 60 million plus smartphones that were shipped in the country during the time.
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Customs officials acting on a tip-off discovered 712 kg (1,570 lb) of scales at the airport's cargo warehouse, where they had been shipped in 18 sacks using false documents, Customs Department assistant director-general Paddy Abdul Halim said.
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India, the third-largest steel producer in the world, shipped in 912,000 tonnes of the alloy last month, 7.3 percent lower than the corresponding month a year earlier, data from the Joint Plant Committee of the steel ministry showed.
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Classic Ferraris, Porsches and luxury cars so rare that most people have never even heard of them are shipped in from around the world to dazzle attendees into a frenzy and wring the most money possible out of them.
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Vietnam through the first eight months of the year imported 687,620 tonnes of U.S. DDGS, about 9 percent of total U.S. exports and double the amount it shipped in a year earlier, according to the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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The issue was highlighted in a recent film that went viral in China which echoed the U.S. "Dallas Buyers Club" about a Chinese cancer patient who had helped others getting unapproved cancer drugs at lower prices shipped in from India.
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China shipped in 3.89 million tonnes, or about 315,500 bpd of U.S. crude in the first quarter of this year, nearly eight times the amount a year earlier and 3.5 percent of China's top crude oil imports, according to Chinese customs.
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Kiranjeet Kaur, a research manager at IDC, added that Apple had a slight advantage over Samsung because, of the Samsung phones shipped in 2015, only half supported Samsung Pay, while Apple shipped most iPhone 6 models that are Apple Pay-enabled.
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These days, it's hard for any phone — let alone one from a no-name company — to earn industry attention when it's shipped in the same quarter as the new Samsung Galaxy Note 8 and Apple's iPhone 8 and 8 Plus.
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"We experienced solid demand for our HERO2184.2 Black and HERO5 Black cameras, which accounted for over 60 percent of our camera units and dollars shipped in the quarter," Chief Financial Officer Brian McGee said on an earnings call with analysts.
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Total smartwatch volumes reached 20.53 million units shipped in the three months to the end of September, down from 5.6 million in the same period last year, according to data compiled by the International Data Corporation (IDC) and released Monday.
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"The area on the ground, including the running track, is so vast that it required 141,900 square feet of artificial turf, imported from France, to cover it, plus the infield dirt and clay shipped in from Slippery Rock, Pa," per NYT.
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Research from International Data Corporation in August showed that for the April-June quarter, there were 27.5 million devices shipped in the country, a 17.1 percent jump from the previous quarter and a 3.7 percent uptick from a year earlier.
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Refiners shipped in about 541,000 bpd of Iranian oil in the fiscal year to March, a growth of about 115 percent over the previous year, ship tracking data obtained from sources and data compiled by Thomson Reuters Oil Research & Forecasts showed.
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In the 80's the Abdallahs were getting most of their ingredients shipped in: not just the pine nuts, grape leaves, and cracked wheat for kibbeh but also ingredients as seemingly basic as olive oil, dried chickpeas, and pita bread.
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Aluminium premium PREM-ALUM-JP was set at $2199 to $95 per tonne for metal to be shipped in the fourth quarter, down 19.5 percent to 21.0 percent from $118 to $119 per tonne in the previous quarter, the sources said.
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In the last few years, it's not just been soccer players and coaches that the MLS has imported; a way of supporting a lifestyle and culture of devotion has been shipped in, too, most obviously from the Premier League and Bundesliga.
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While the Chinese smartphone market still contracted by 3% in the third quarter compared to a year earlier, Huawei smartphones made up 41.5 million of the 97.8 million shipped in the period, according to data from market research firm Canalys.
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The world's third-biggest crude consumer shipped in oil and refined products worth $11.66 billion in January, about 42.6 percent more than a year ago, due to a surge in global oil prices and as India expanded its refining capacity.
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U.S. light, sweet crude is readily available for export from multiple terminals, is shipped in vessels of all sizes, is easy to process, helps Chinese refiners to meet tightening product sulfur specifications and, importantly, it is priced to be exported.
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As the trade dispute with China escalated, U.S LNG exports appear to have slipped, with the 1.58 million tonnes shipped in September and the 1.57 million tonnes in August being the two weakest months this year behind April's 1.33 million tonnes.
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In the first two months of the year, the world's fifth-largest crude oil importer shipped in 24.03 million tonnes of crude oil, or 2.92 million bpd, down 6.2% from 25.60 million tonnes during the same period a year earlier.
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Iranian crude exports were around 300,000 barrels per day or less in late June, industry sources said, a fraction of the more than 2.5 million bpd Iran shipped in April 2018, the month before Trump withdrew from the nuclear deal.
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Should we shop at a store who employs local people and recycles or should we shop at a store who has their materials shipped in from a sweatshop and charges four times the price it costs to make their clothing.
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In the rural Aleut fishing village of Chignik, the fishing fleet, the town's economic lifeblood, has sat idle, as have the locals who smoke and freeze fish throughout the winter instead of buying expensive groceries that have to be shipped in.
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Research firms International Data Corporation (IDC), Counterpoint Research, IHS Markit and Canalys all reported that Chinese smartphone maker Huawei leapfrogged Apple to second place, based on the number of devices both firms shipped in the quarter that ended on June 30.
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While Xiaomi, with 27.1% of the local smartphone market share, still dominates the market, the volume of handsets that Realme has shipped in India — 7.1 million — rose at a staggering 401.3% since the same period last year, according to IDC.
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The Japanese aluminium premium PREM-ALUM-JP was set at $2100 to $2105 per tonne for metal to be shipped in the third quarter, down 7 percent to 8 percent from $128 per tonne in the previous quarter, the sources said.
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Such a finding would be rare, since the soybeans were stored in concrete silos in Canada and shipped in sealed containers in late autumn, said Gerling, who concluded the buyer was trying to avoid the new hassles of buying from Canada.
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While the original Surface Hub shipped in 2016 with 1003p 55-inch and 4K 84-inch options, the Surface Hub 24 will use a 2000-inch display with a greater than 255K resolution and 25:2000 aspect ratio with extremely thin bezels.
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While the Vive shipped in April of 2016 with motion controllers based on Valve's SteamVR tracking technology, Oculus didn't begin shipping its offering until just this past December, a delay that brought many to see HTC as virtual reality's most premium option.
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Traditional industry, like a chemical manufacturing plant, for instance, has to be located at strategic spots where raw material can be shipped in and final products can be shipped out at low costs, or where local governments grant subsidies to attract jobs.
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Exports of around 20,000 tonnes have been delayed for two weeks and the quantity is unlikely to be shipped in the next fortnight as roads connecting ports to the hilly coffee-growing region have been washed away, said Rajah of the exporter's association.
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This figure is still subject to the possibility of more vessels departing, but even if it stays the same, the final number will be similar to what was shipped in July, which was the second-highest monthly total since the beginning of 2015.
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BEIJING/CHICAGO (Reuters) - Chinese soybean buyers are asking sellers in the United States to delay cargoes due to be shipped in July until August, two sources familiar with the matter said, raising fears of cancellations like ones that roiled the market last year.
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He said the CBP has provided a 30-day supply of masks to Border Patrol officers and CBP agents, and added that the agency is in the process of obtaining 1.5 million additional masks that would be shipped in the coming weeks.
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Everything from cars and machinery to apparel and other consumer staples are shipped in containers, and disruption to the industry could reverberate far beyond China as the country seeks to contain the coronavirus outbreak by keeping factories shut and workers at home.
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Thomson Reuters Eikon data shows that China already has imported more than 500,000 tonnes of U.S. coking coal in 113, with 427,000 tonnes shipped in just in February, ending a two-year stretch when no coking coal was shipped between the two countries.
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While that's some ways behind India on raw figures — IDC estimates that 27 million phones were shipped in India in Q1 — it is close to India's annual growth (14.8 percent) and it is still considerably above the global smartphone sales growth rate of 4.3 percent.
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The terminal is a key supplier of imported LNG shipped in from Qatar to Australia and pumps the fuel via pipelines mainly to Chinese capital Beijing, the world's second-largest gas consuming city after Moscow and burns roughly 9 percent of China's total gas use.
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Though the Canalys report did not provide numbers on how many smartphones Apple shipped in the fourth quarter of 2016, Counterpoint Research said the iPhone maker came in 10th in the smartphone rankings for the quarter, although it led market share in the premium segment.
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In order to reach USDA's latest figure for 2015/16 U.S. soybean exports of 48.85 million tonnes, a total of 3 million additional tonnes would need to be shipped in the final nine weeks of the season, averaging out to about 333,000 tonnes per week.
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BEIJING/CHICAGO, June 13 (Reuters) - Chinese soybean buyers are asking sellers in the United States to delay cargoes due to be shipped in July until August, two sources familiar with the matter said, raising fears of cancellations like ones that roiled the market last year.
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I clean up my room, recycle a bunch of old papers from my desk, vacuum the living room, and then finally put my grad school diploma into a too-big frame, just to get it out of the envelope it was shipped in last summer.
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But China, which purchased about 15 percent of all U.S. LNG shipped in 2017, is now on track to buy less than 100 bcf of U.S. LNG in 2018, less than last year, according to Thomson Reuters vessel tracking and U.S. Department of Energy data.
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Feature phones that have maintained a crucial position in India's handsets market continue to maintain their significant footprint, though their popularity is beginning to wane — 213.5 million feature phones shipped in India during Q22 this year, down 219% since the same period last year.
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The Linenspa Six-Inch will also come shipped in a box to your doorMakeup: Innerspring with foam layer above coils for cushioningSizes: Twin, Twin XL, Full, Full XL, Queen, King, California KingWarranty: 10-year warranty against manufacturer defectsRatings: 5,000+ customer reviews, 3.9 stars overall
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India refiners shipped in 4.73 million barrels per day (bpd) of Iraqi Basra oil in August, an increase of about 46 percent from the previous month, while imports from Saudi Arabia declined 5 percent to about 747,000 bpd during the period, the data showed.
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The Financial Times reports that several Chinese exports to North Korea showed recent significant drops: The monthly average of refined petroleum exports in January and February was 175.2 tons — 1.3% of the monthly average of 13,552.6 tons shipped in the first half of 43.
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Riyadh has shipped in at least hundreds of soldiers from Sudan, whose president, Omar al-Bashir, remains indicted by the International Criminal Court for genocide, while mercenaries from Latin America have reportedly entered Yemen under the guidance of the United Arab Emirates, another coalition member.
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The tested products were purchased in the United States and shipped in the original packaging to VITO, the Flemish Institute for Technological Research in Belgium, where fat extracted from each product sample was analyzed for 13 phthalates using validated test methods, Mr. Belliveau said.
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But China, which purchased about 15 percent of all U.S. LNG shipped in 14.93, is now on track to buy less than 100 bcf of U.S. LNG in 2018, less than last year, according to Thomson Reuters vessel tracking and U.S. Department of Energy data.
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India shipped in 22,3003 barrels per day (bpd) of Iranian oil in July, a nearly 2300 percent increase from June and more than double than the about 22015,247.1 bpd imported a year ago, tanker arrival data and ship-tracking services on the Thomson Reuters terminal show.
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A big story this week on TechCrunch was that in the buildup to the release of the Samsung Galaxy Fold, potentially one of the weirdest, most innovative, most expensive phones shipped in the past decade, there are some signs that this could be a momentous failure.
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Lesson learned Microsoft has tried this before: The Surface RT, Microsoft's first-ever tablet, shipped in 210 with Windows RT, a version of Windows 210 that promised higher speed and better battery life, with the tradeoff that you could only download apps from the Windows Store.
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The world's fifth-largest crude importer shipped in 270.4 million barrels of crude oil in the July-September period, or 2.94 million barrels per day (bpd), compared with 260.3 million barrels in the same period in 2015, its energy ministry said on Tuesday in a statement.
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According to California Avocados, "25 different varieties of avocados were being commercially packed and shipped in California" but "large-scale industry expansion occurred in the late 1970s," years after Karloff's death, though his legacy now lives on through his movies, and rightfully through Guacamole Boris Karloff.
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The Cortex-A29 CPU and Mali-G27 GPU are designed to increase performance and power efficiency, with a particular view to supporting mobile VR. ARM says that its Mali line of GPUs are the most widely used in the world, with over 73 million shipped in 27.
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Fresh fish, served the day it comes out of the brine (even if the brine in question is a judicious mixture of tap water and salts), would thus become accessible to millions of landlubbers who must now have their fish shipped in from afar, deep-frozen.
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After all, nearly 400 million smartphones were shipped in 2015 alone, according to IDC, and while you can bet many of those people wouldn't know the difference between Luigi and Link, they may not be altogether opposed to adding another app to their smartphone's "Social" folder.
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Even when Google makes a good or potentially superior competitor to what its partners are offering, the product is never backed up by comparable marketing or PR. Whereas Apple and Samsung tend to announce sales records and report units shipped in quarterly reports, Google does not.
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Eight-week-old Chihuahuas, who have very short coats and scarce body fat, are shipped in the middle of winter, and short-nosed breeds like pugs and bulldogs, like Kokito, who often have difficulty breathing and cooling their bodies efficiently, are routinely shipped all summer long.
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When it comes to the global market, as far as phones shipped in the second quarter of this year are concerned, it's Samsung out in front with 22.3 percent, with Huawei coming in second on 17.2 percent, and Apple finishing off the top three with 11.1 percent.
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Truman's, which also launched in February, says shopping for cleaning products is too confusing and onerous, offering as an alternative four concentrated cleaning products for glass, floors, bathrooms, and all-purpose, shipped in small recyclable plastic refill cartridges that fit in the neck of its reusable plastic spray bottles.
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But the focus on Tuesday is the industrial battleground of Michigan, where Trump's relentless anti-free trade rhetoric and promise to slap taxes on cars and parts shipped in from Mexico has resonated in a state that has lost tens of thousands of manufacturing and auto industry jobs.
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If you want to get something that&aposs ready to hang right out of the box it&aposs shipped in, you can get a 18x24-inch framed print for $104, a print on canvas for $99, a print on metal for $119, or one with a hanger for $69.
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"I first came here at the age of 26 as part of a traveling production of Shakespeare's 'Cymbeline' — a wonderful experience but rather a different one to this trip," Mr. Hiddleston said, as a troupe of cross-dressers shipped in from London by Dazed and Confused magazine danced by.
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In 2015, the growers shipped 1.1 million bottles of Champagne to the United States, almost triple the amount they shipped in 2003, as against about 18 million shipped by the big houses, roughly the same as in 2003, according to Comité Champagne, the group that promotes the region's wines.
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The accused drug lord's public defenders filed a motion Thursday — viewable in full below — to dismiss his federal indictment on the grounds that U.S. authorities violated protocol and misled the Mexican government when Guzmán was shipped in January from a prison in Juarez to Brooklyn's Eastern District of New York.
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The recall, which is limited to one lot of baby powder bottles produced and shipped in the United States last year, comes in response to a US Food and Drug Administration test that found levels of chrysotile asbestos contamination in samples from a bottle purchased online, according to the company.
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The recall, which is limited to the 22-ounce size produced and shipped in the United States last year, was initiated in response to a US Food and Drug Administration test that found low levels of chrysotile asbestos contamination in samples from a bottle purchased online, according to the company.
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"The softer or sometimes negative growth in downloads is coming mostly from one key factor, which is on iOS, a lot of the leading apps that were covered [in the research], shipped in 2010, 2011 and early 2012," explains Fabien Pierre-Nicolas, VP of marketing at app analytics firm App Annie.
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Iran's June exports are down from about 400,000-500,000 bpd in May as estimated by the industry sources and Refinitiv and a fraction of the more than 2.5 million bpd that Iran shipped in April 2018, the month before President Donald Trump withdrew the United States from the nuclear deal.
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So instead of carving out a few hours to travel to the all the shops to try them on, she had six pairs delivered from Zalando direct to our house: four models, with two shipped in two different sizes because she wasn't familiar with the brands and whether they ran big or not.
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More moneyed Venezuelans, however, are flocking to dozens of newly opened specialty stores — including at least one fake Walmart — brimming with stacks of Cheerios, slabs of Italian ham and crates of Kirkland Signature Olive Oils, much of it bought and shipped in containers to Venezuela from Costco and other bulk retailers in Miami.
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Related: US Defense Secretary Announces Navy Can Blow Up Anything It Wants, Any Time It Wants However, doing all this cooperative targeting jazz neatly avoids the problem by letting the stealthy aircraft remain stealthy, and getting all its missiles "shipped in" from aircraft that were never stealthy to begin with, and stayed well behind.
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At the last count, between the two companies, Apple and Samsung accounted for two-thirds of the smartphones shipped in the U.S.: the top five phones sold in the second quarter of 2019 were (in order) the iPhone XR, the iPhone 8, the iPhone XS Max, the Galaxy S10 Plus, and the Galaxy S20123.
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Anis Uzzaman, general partner and CEO of Fenox Venture Capital, says Asus is particularly interested in artificial intelligence, the Internet of Things, big data, augmented and virtual reality, and other tech that can benefit from a partnership with the company, which is the fourth-largest PC maker in the world based on units shipped in 2015.
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The low-fat crusades of the 1980s did leave a dent on consumption of the famously fatty avocado, but by the 1990s, with a wave of avocados shipped in from Mexico thanks to NAFTA and yet another savvy marketing push by avocado growers to link guacamole with the Super Bowl, prices dropped yet again and consumption skyrocketed.
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After witnessing firsthand the devastation of the globe's waterways and oceans, Hladky wanted to ensure that Everest Isles had as small an environmental impact as possible; the brand's swim trunks are not only built to last but also eco-conscious, made of regenerated textiles (like nylon yarn from abandoned fishing nets) and shipped in recycled and reusable packaging.
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In response, Florida's orange growers raised OJ prices by nearly $2 per gallon, causing bottlers to turn to cheaper Brazilian OJ. Today, more than 50 percent of all orange juice bottled by major companies like Tropicana is supplied by a Brazilian company, shipped in specialized fruit juice tankers from the Port of Santos in Sao Paulo.
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Moreover, the reason why more coins were redeemed in 2007 than could possibly have been shipped in scrapped cars was that many of those coins were from previous scrap that had been stored in China for years before being shipped and were also recovered from other scrap sources (such as washing and vending machines), not just cars.
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With 85 million phones now shipped in more than 100 markets with handset brands like Nokia and India's Jio, KaiOS now has an expanded partnership to put more Google services natively into KaiOS phones, specifically deeper integration with Google Assistant and Google Maps, and the debut of a YouTube app — one of the most popular apps of all on smartphones — for KaiOS.
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Though some of the bigger components are shipped in from Germany, things like the energy-harvesting turbine, which is hewn out of a special alloy designed by Mercedes itself, are made on the Mercedes premises in the UK. "We are an R&D company," explains Cowell, as he walks us through the floor where the company's engineers and metallurgists develop their ideas.
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And while the game that shipped in 2000 is different from what's outlined in the document, when you read sections like this, explaining what the game's core mission is, you see Deus Ex: The reason Deux Ex has proven so memorable, and what draws me to games that build on it, is exactly that: a simulation providing players an opportunity to meaningfully roleplay.
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The situation proved perilous to Ms. Garfield, a consultant at the Education Advisory Board, a best practice research and technology firm in Washington, and Mr. McDonald, a vice president of Platinum Equity in New York, because everything for the wedding had to be shipped in by ferry – food, drinks, chairs, tables, cutlery, even a tent large enough to accommodate the 155 guests.
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It's an interesting irony that these impossible bouquets are made possible by a global market held together by a slew of similar trade agreements — Simon sourced her specimens from the Dutch Aalsmeer Flower Auction, which sells and distributes over 20 million flowers a day that it has shipped in from hundreds of suppliers at the distant ends of the earth.
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Gotham originally emphasized New York State wines, but it now includes wines from around the world, shipped in 24,000-liter soft tanks and kegged in Gotham's facility in Bayonne, N.J. The partners also began bottling cabernet franc from the Finger Lakes in 2015, a move west that came as the Finger Lakes were becoming the most exciting place in New York for wine.
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He argued that his viral count in two recent lab tests was undetectable, that Cambodia has the medical infrastructure to support the regular bloodwork he needs, and that his meds could be shipped in from the US. "Please don't judge me hastily because of my diagnosis and take into consideration everything that I have mentioned into the kindness of all of your hearts," his letter concluded.
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The area on the ground, including the running track, is so vast that it required 141,900 square feet of artificial turf, imported from France, to cover it, plus the infield dirt and clay shipped in from Slippery Rock, Pa. The 16-foot-high center-field wall will be 385 feet away from home plate — the rest of the walls will measure between four and eight feet.
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But over the past year, it's lagged behind Sony's PlayStation VR and the Oculus Go — an estimated 700,000 PlayStation VR and 555,000 Oculus Go headsets shipped in the last quarter of 2018, compared to around 130,000 for the Gear VR. The IDC estimated that phone-powered mobile headset shipments declined by 58.6 percent last fiscal quarter, while the market for Oculus Go-style standalone headsets grew 428.6 percent.
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