It's also not going to be shipped out until 2020.
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Samsung was second place with 24.9 million tablets shipped out.
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It will be shipped out to customers in the spring.
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Furious, Maurice joined the Army and shipped out to Korea.
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Luckily, she had another one shipped out the next day.
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Brigadier Lawson shipped out with about 2,000 troops that October.
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The game will be released and shipped out on Friday, Oct.
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Over a thousand sailors shipped out and only around 300 survived.
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This is now fixed,and the fix was shipped out incredibly quickly.
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Samsung had to recall 2.5 million phones that it had shipped out.
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This is now fixed, and the fix was shipped out incredibly quickly.
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Joe: After it passes, the products are labeled, boxed, and shipped out.
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An estimated 400,000 hoverboards were shipped out of Shenzhen in 2015 alone.
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By Friday night, 1.1 million tests had been shipped out, Hahn said.
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But, when you're not, you're the first guy to get shipped out.
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It harks back to a time when prisoners were shipped out of sight.
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Over 8 million meals are being shipped out per month now, he says.
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He's certainly truer to the ethos than, say, the shipped-out Corey Brewer.
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We have a lot of jet engines being shipped out of our states.
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At the facility, environmental monitoring kits are packaged and shipped out to order.
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He later took his father's advice and shipped out with the merchant marine.
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Building Blocks One by one, they shipped out for a life at sea.
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A batch of green silk gowns is nearly ready to be shipped out.
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They just look weird and gross, and won't be shipped out to soldiers yet.
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What happens, for example, if there's a problem with the goods being shipped out?
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The finished bottles are then packed up and shipped out to stores and customers.
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Calming the coal fright: Marshall said all planned exports would still be shipped out.
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Many imported items are parts to be assembled into finished goods and shipped out.
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It will then be printed in their Toronto office and shipped out to you.
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By 2009, the boom was over, and oil companies shipped out their drilling rigs.
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Top iron ore suppliers Australia and Brazil also shipped out large volumes in January.
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Since its debut, over 17 million capsules have been shipped out around the world.
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It also seems like the device that Amazon shipped out might be running prerelease software.
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The volume shipped out by China in the first nine months is about 215,000 bpd.
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Let him say that he wants 800,000 people to be shipped out of the country.
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My navigator married while we were in training in Pyote, Texas, just before we shipped out.
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Weeks could be shipped out on a minor league rehab assignment after the All-Star break.
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Overall, Apple shipped out 43.8 million tablets and claimed 26.8 percent of the market last year.
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The nation shipped out just over 3.6 million barrels a day in the week through Feb.
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It "freed" men up from doing boring desk work and allowed them to be shipped out.
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Now the pencils are ready to be shipped out and to be put on your eyes.
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He's no longer a Dolphin -- dude got shipped out to the Detroit Lions earlier this month.
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The President recounted the millions of M-95 masks and supplies that we've already shipped out.
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"We were shipped out there, and all these rich men were flirting with us," she recalled.
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Although he kept his word, some of us got shipped out to other jails shortly afterwards.
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PDVSA relies on imports of super light oil to dilute its heavy crude before its shipped out.
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Preorders for the $199.99 devices have begun, and the product will be shipped out in late October.
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The figure was still well below a record amount of 1.78 million tonnes shipped out in December.
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That's why he shipped out Lars Eller to make room for Andrew Shaw (not a great move).
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Already, he said, 30 to 40 percent of new Bitmain machines are being shipped out of China.
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He has shipped out the remaining works to storage for safekeeping and to avoid the house's leaks.
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It was shipped out in carcasses and the butcher in the store would prepare it for the customer.
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It would carry oil from North Dakota, through South Dakota and Iowa to be shipped out of Illinois.
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Which is how Blanchard ended up in Florida, shipped out of state instead of accommodated in her own.
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It declined to provide an exact breakdown of how much was shipped out of its plants in Brazil.
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In fact, the latter shipped out about 6.5 million bales this season, with Pakistan taking nearly 2 million.
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I have leftover USPS boxes, so I pack up the items to get them shipped out this morning.
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More doses of vaccine are expected to be shipped out, a WHO spokesman said earlier in the week.
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"New technologies may allow some things to be shipped out and standardized and easily monitored," Mr. Katz said.
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In a period of fewer than six weeks, Field said they packed and shipped out over 15,000 orders.
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BMW, however, said the tariffs would affect retail prices of models shipped out of South Carolina to China.
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If they are pulled out, the helicopters are likely to be shipped out by sea or by air.
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Similar materials are placed in a bale together, and shipped out to recycling plants both domestically and abroad.
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When people are towards the end of their sentences, they get shipped out to a medium security prison.
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The tape cartridges had all been shipped out by Tuesday afternoon, the band announced on their Facebook page.
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The caissons' concrete walls are then chopped up into cubes using hydraulic hammers and shipped out on barges.
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I assume he was either shipped out to another prison or fast-tracked to a mental health facility.
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The containers are then picked up by a delivery service, cleaned and refilled, and shipped out to consumers again.
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Imagine: thousands of non-unionized workers stuffing boxes of goodies to be shipped out to homes by underpaid couriers.
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They married in 21, shortly after he volunteered for deployment in Afghanistan, and a week before he shipped out.
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"There was a lot of talk about people being shipped out of the country immediately in 2019," he said.
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In this "Garden of Eden of drugs," rural farmers grew and shipped out various drugs to the United States.
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The last time Trailer Bridge shipped out empty containers was Friday with 4003 empties, which is less than normal.
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Engel also said Wednesday the three sales are the first ones of the 22 slated to be shipped out.
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In May alone, there was a 4.7 percent drop in chicken volumes shipped out of Brazil, to 333,200 tonnes.
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The first pieces made in the U.S. – around 21375830,21375829 items – were shipped out February through April 137582975828, Tabb recalls.
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Known as dragon shrimp, they could be shipped out of Miami and arrive — alive — in China 40 hours later.
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A rep for It's a 10 tells R23 that this tallies up to approximately 60,996 (!) free products being shipped out.
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Essentially, marijuana grown in Sinaloa was shipped out to bosses in cities around the country, who ran their own territories.
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So although Apple shipped out more watches, its overall market share dipped to 34 percent compared to 43 in Q1.
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Mobile carriers are stopping all sales and replacements of Note 7 devices, including the new devices shipped out by Samsung.
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After I shipped out my saliva sample, the nerves set in and I found myself often wondering what I'd learn.
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Ferrogrão railway will allow Brazilian grains to be shipped out of ports in the North of the country, Estado said.
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This year, the FTI expects 1.22-1.25 million cars to be shipped out, building on last year's record 1.2 million.
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Two conveyor belts are manned by dozens of employees who hand-pack every box that is shipped out to customers.
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It shipped out 24.25 million tonnes, up 210% from the 18.49 million achieved in the same three months last year.
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The fishermen later sold it, and it was shipped out of the country and became the subject of subsequent sales.
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"The traders said once these volumes are shipped out, there is no big rush to remove what's left," Faria said.
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Activities include smuggling drugs, weapons and Iranian oil, which is illegally relabeled as Iraqi and shipped out of the country.
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Once your item arrives at StockX, it's marked with a green "verified authentic" tag and it's shipped out to you.
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Mark De Alencar shipped out to Afghanistan in February, he planned a family homecoming for his scheduled return in May.
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Ferrogrão railway would allow Brazilian grains to be shipped out of ports in the north of the country, Estado said.
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They had a day and a half together before he shipped out, and she was emotionally stretched as it was.
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When they're ready they can select a few styles from that closet to be shipped out to them to try on.
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And not just some piddling little move, where some guy you'd never heard of gets shipped out in a contract dump.
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In May alone, there was a 4.7 percent fall in chicken volumes shipped out of Brazil, to 333,200 tonnes, ABPA said.
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Once the refined petroleum arrives at the Hub, it is converted into various petroleum products, and shipped out to other stations.
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Audi shipped out a half dozen brand-new-generation R8 supercars with 610 horsepower and left them idling on pit row.
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WATSON (voice-over): In 2013, both father and son shipped out to Afghanistan for a year, with their National Guard battalion.
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Sources say they were shipped out to Kris Thursday ... she put in her orders and requests at least 3 weeks ago.
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The replacement models, shipped out in mid-September, exclusively used batteries from a different supplier (ATL), but had their own problems.
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One player who didn't get shipped out—and, instead, was briefly sent back into a game— was Houston quarterback Tom Savage.
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Xiaomi grew its number of phones shipped out to 12 million units, marking a 37 percent jump from the previous year.
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People who were shipped out as labor for construction or the ongoing terraforming, or who fled one oppressive regime or another.
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As the Cavs fell apart midseason, they shipped out Thomas and Crowder for Larry Nance Jr., Jordan Clarkson, and Rodney Hood.
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The materials are shipped out to veteran-owned or operated manufacturers around the country, where they are turned into the final products.
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"We have to let this thing die down in silence," Felix says, knowing that two of the agents are being shipped out.
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If you live in Japan, sorry to burst your bubble but these fluffy hug pals won't be shipped out until May 2018.
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This past January, Ossic announced they had shipped out the first units to the 80 backers in their $999 developer tier headphones.
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Smartwatch producers shipped out more of their devices than top-notch timepieces at the end of last year, according to new research.
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The sale is live through April 22, giving you plenty of time to get one shipped out before the March 17 tipoff.
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Like the kings and queens of prom, the cast of 13 Reasons Why shipped out for the MTV red carpet in tandem.
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Once the boxes are full, human workers replace them, and wheel the full ones away to be shipped out to their customers.
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It won't be shipped out until Summer 2017, but at least we're steadily getting closer to having the perfect wake-up call.
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"[Post legalization] we have seen an increase in the black market because the marijuana... is being shipped out of state," he said.
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Any plutonium (another bomb ingredient) that is produced will be shipped out of the country, and not separated from the reactor fuel.
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My order was shipped out two days later, and it took an additional two days before the items arrived at my door.
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Dot is targeting 100,000 of those watches to be shipped out in 2017, with 40,000 on the waiting list for next year.
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The RBG action figure is currently available for pre-order on Fctry's website for $19, with orders being shipped out in October.
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As we speak, Iran has rolled back its nuclear program, shipped out its uranium stockpile, and the world has avoided another war.
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After a troubled childhood (alcoholic parents, years of bullying), Manning joined the army at Fort Meade and, in 2009, shipped out to Iraq.
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Jackets shipped out to all corners of the country, accompanied by a gracious note from current track and cross-country star Erin Finn.
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And as we speak, Iran has rolled back its nuclear program, shipped out its uranium stockpile, and the world has avoided another war.
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Three weeks later, Donald Trump became president and the State Department's 100-odd political appointees, including Mr Kerry and Mr Perriello, shipped out.
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But recent reporting by The Telegraph in London revealed that thousands of samples were not destroyed but, rather, shipped out of West Africa.
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It also specifies the fuel Arak must use and says its spent fuel for the reactor's lifetime must be shipped out of Iran.
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Indonesia - the world's biggest thermal coal exporter - shipped out 3.71 million tonnes to China in August, up 4.53 percent from a year ago.
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Last Thursday alone, 4,000 people who had shipped out from Libya were rescued at sea — and 550 died when their overloaded boat sank.
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Then, on Sunday, CNBC reported that Amazon customers were complaining about being shipped out-of-date or moldy food by third-party sellers.
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New York shipped out a significant portion of the cotton that went up to New England and over to England to be milled.
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Pitch-imperfect details about technology are liberally sprinkled over these concoctions, tied up in a bow, and shipped out to the bestseller lists.
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During the campaign, Trump railed against free trade agreements that he believed brought in too many foreign goods and shipped out U.S. jobs.
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I had a couple girls make some stuff in the U.S. and the rest I made while sailing and shipped out at ports.
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In 2016, Iran shipped out of the country 97 percent of its stockpile of uranium fuel, enough to make more than 14 weapons.
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But modern trade often involves components from many countries being shipped to an assembly facility somewhere and then shipped out to customers globally.
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There's also a factory adjacent to the flagship, where the ice cream is made fresh daily and shipped out in temperature-controlled trucks.
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The communications director position was originally held by Mike Dubke, who never gained the confidence of the president and was promptly shipped out.
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He's built up an inventory of over 1,400 items, which he neatly stores in his garage until they are purchased and shipped out.
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When she shipped out to a base in southern Iraq, near Basra, she worked with a close group of soldiers in food services.
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They shipped out the prisoners who had not been involved in the riot, so that meant the people who had been compliant and well behaved with visits arranged—legal visits, their families were coming to see them—all of a sudden they're put on a bus and shipped out to Durham or Cornwall or somewhere miles away from home—so everybody's punished.
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With three of the other top six scorers shipped out for essentially no return, the Panthers will need him to be an offensive force.
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But when EMI printed it up and shipped out the EPs, they didn't care enough to show me what they listed on the sleeve.
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In July 2015, there was a riot at the MTC-run Arizona State Prison-Kingman, which meant 1,200 prisoners had to be shipped out.
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Hope for the future They are shipped out the same day, pioneer herds on their way to their new home in Nkhotakota Wildlife Reserve.
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Engel also said Wednesday that the three sales are the first of the 22 slated to be shipped out in the next two months.
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I was arrested a few days after all that reefer was shipped out of the state to distributors—a total of over 40 tons.
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Sam Hinkie was barely a month into his tenure as general manager of the Philadelphia 76ers when he shipped out the team's best player.
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Calves come from farms to be fattened up on corn and grain for several months, and then are shipped out for slaughter and processing.
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The arrival of an unusual Russian plane in Caracas this week sparked rumors, denied by Russia, that gold was being shipped out the country.
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That fishery is far from the state's population base, however, and most of its catch is shipped out of state and around the world.
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The new COVID-19 tests for the system will begin to be shipped out by the Sunnyvale-based molecular diagnostics company starting next week.
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During our conversation-slash-FaceTime factory tour, Charney pointed out several flats of "mushroom" colored tees, plastic wrapped and ready to be shipped out.
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Consider that this phone comes in the wake of Samsung's Galaxy Fold, which was a disaster when review units were shipped out last year.
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He was honorably discharged, while his former platoon shipped out to the southeast tip of Iraq, to run security missions on the Iranian border.
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He shipped out with a duffel bag full of beer and what information he could gather on a half-dozen friends stationed in Vietnam.
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"We now know —have certified — that massive amounts of existing nuclear stockpiles and their infrastructure has been dismantled or shipped out," the president said.
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"As we speak, Iran has rolled back its nuclear program, shipped out its uranium stockpile, and the world has avoided another war," he said.
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But plush toys and figurines by Disney and Hasbro are only available for pre-order, and won't be shipped out until April or May.
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At least a half-dozen more private vessels, including a ferry packed with people and cars, shipped out with hundreds more evacuees on Friday.
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Kelly obviously has a lot of critics -- including former Eagles LeSean McCoy and DeSean Jackson ... who ripped Chip after they were shipped out of Philly.
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Gasoline margins had been boosted in June because of lower exports from India, which shipped out 232,000 bpd, well down from 369,000 bpd in May.
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The closure has no impact on Nigeria's economically crucial oil exports, which are shipped out almost entirely via the nation's seaports and offshore oil platforms.
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The device is on sale for $39, though if you buy it now, you'll have to wait until every Kickstarter reward has been shipped out.
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Apple's main manufacturing partner, Foxconn, reportedly shipped out the first wave of iPhone X devices earlier this week, presumably after the supply bottlenecks were solved.
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They say they were told the products would be shipped out in 5-7 business days, but more than a month later, it hasn't happened.
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We also spoke with Love about those ongoing trade rumors and if he ever gets bothered by the rumblings he could get shipped out CLE.
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Josh Gordon is reacting to reports he's being shipped out of Cleveland for "breaking the team's trust" -- and he ain't exactly broken up about it.
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However, this first fleet of satellites manufactured in the new facility will be shipped out to India for launch on the PSLV rocket next month.
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The period of time before he shipped out saw the worst depression I've ever experienced, because I knew — absolutely — that this relationship was destroying me.
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Granted, the camps would sometimes make it difficult to leave, but I've seen women purposefully roll ankles or throw punches just to get shipped out.
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The Army stopped taking new recruits, but the approximately 1,000 enlistees who had signed their contracts and not yet shipped out were left in limbo.
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Art dealers in Santa Fe are protesting New Mexico's proposed Senate Bill 20163, which would impose a tax on artworks shipped out of the state.
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This is a fraction of the uranium stockpile it had once amassed, which was shipped out of the country after the nuclear agreement took effect.
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As the fine print says, customers should allow two to four business days for the "order to be processed and shipped out" from their warehouse.
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The Kickstarter cases are set to be shipped out in the next few months, and it will be ready for mass retail by May 2016.
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Update 4:55PM: After contacting a spokesperson for Essential, we have once again confirmed that phones are starting, for real this time, to be shipped out.
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"Private traders have to pay for the goods before they are even shipped out, so they are already out of pocket," the second trade source said.
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The UNHCR negotiated their release before they could be shipped out of the city, and with no other choice, placed them briefly in an upscale hotel.
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Malaysia had shipped out around 3.5 million tonnes of the commodity to China in December, but exports dwindled to slightly under 1 million tonnes in February.
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They then shipped out the poorly-made parts to clients, one of which was Orbital Sciences (now Northrop Grumman Innovation Systems), the manufacturer of Taurus rockets.
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U.S. exporters shipped out a record 13.6 million tonnes of soymeal in 2018, a 29 percent jump from 2017, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture data.
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It's then inspected for stains, damage, or odor by three different employees before it can be re-boxed and shipped out again to the next customer.
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The new target is about 22019% less than the 22015 million tonnes that Thailand - the world's second-largest rice exporter after India - shipped out in 22018.
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However, it has support among many members of Congress eager to see nuclear waste shipped out of their states and stored at a secure, central facility.
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Another molecular test from Abbott, m2000 RealTime SARS-CoV-2, received emergency use authorization just the week prior, and the company has shipped out 150,8003 units.
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In Massachusetts, where there are major outbreaks around Boston and in the state's western Berkshire County, only 17 percent of requested resources have been shipped out.
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But soldiers also swiftly shipped out for humanitarian missions, to Haiti after the earthquake in 2010 and to the Gulf Coast in 2005 after Hurricane Katrina.
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Much more attention was placed on the arrival of Durant than on the departure of those who were shipped out to make room for his salary.
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Spokesman Mel Duvall said the one-million-barrel cargo from Husky's White Rose field would be shipped out of Newfoundland Transshipment Limited's Whiffen Head terminal this month.
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Phillips 66 has likely shipped out its first U.S. crude cargo, which is set to arrive into Singapore next month, shipping data on Thomson Reuters Eikon showed.
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Crude and refined oil products from Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan are shipped out of Georgia's Black Sea ports of Batumi, Supsa, Poti and the terminal at Kulevi.
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Instead, the device can stay in the clinic and the proprietary Drawbridge cartridge holding your blood would be shipped out to the third-party lab for results.
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The CEO of Chef Minute Meals, Barry Sendel, told a local news station that the company has shipped out 12 tractor-trailer loads of meals in Texas.
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By the end of next week, officials estimate enough test kits will be shipped out to test between 1.5 million and 1.7 million people for COVID-19.
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USDA data showed that U.S. exporters shipped $1.36 billion worth of agricultural goods to China during January, well below the $2.39 billion shipped out in January 2017.
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Many an officer who shipped out to Saigon carried with him a dog-eared copy of "Street Without Joy: Indochina at War, 1946–1954," published in 1961.
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Like soccer mercenaries, they have been shipped out of their countries in South America, Africa and, more recently, Asia, by talent spotters to join rich clubs in Europe.
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The bad news is that these palettes are — you guessed it — completely sold out and available only for pre-order (they won't be shipped out until November 11).
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Sidekick Group Corp says it shipped out 42 hoverboards for J Lo and her dancers to use in her "All I Have" show at Planet Hollywood Las Vegas.
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Add the anti-war sentiments that grew into campus protests and the death toll that mounted among those who shipped out, and the division became even more bitter.
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Boracay generates 90 to 115 tonnes of trash a day, of which only 30 tonnes are shipped out regularly to a landfill on a nearby island, Teo said.
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My dad shipped out to Bosnia with the Army when I was a senior in high school, and my stepmom took over the handling of the family finances.
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For anyone who hasn't used it, it's Amazon's courier service — basically, anything that's in the local warehouses can be shipped out to you within one or two hours.
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They have also said the three they focused on were most relevant to the Yemen civil war and the first of the 22 slated to be shipped out.
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The F.B.I., in its notice to states, said the voter information had been "exfiltrated," which means that it was shipped out of the state systems to another computer.
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Jackson Martínez is the only striker who's gone backwards under Simeone, struggling to keep up with the rhythm of Atlético's play and being shipped out to China accordingly.
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Some resource-heavy states, like North Dakota, had very high revenues from severance taxes levied on oil, gas, and other resources that are shipped out of the state.
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Mr Wasser's work shows that individual ivory shipments are not one-off deals and that the ivory is rarely shipped out of the country from which it is sourced.
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If a viral outbreak hits, the vaccine could be sent around the world in a digital file in minutes and produced locally, instead of being stockpiled and shipped out.
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On the morning of June 12016, Pablo Fernández was expecting dozens of trucks' worth of cargo to be shipped out from Elizabeth to a port in the Middle East.
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This can be seen by the sharp increase in exports of refined fuels, with 4.26 million tonnes being shipped out in February, up 22017 percent from January's 215.8 million.
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The group announced by the Pentagon was the largest shipped out of the Guantanamo Bay prison since Obama rolled out his plan in February aimed at shutting the facility.
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Ideally, Glass and her two other co-founders, AnnaLiisa Benston and Ehlie Luna, want more than 50 YOU+ foundation shades, which they're hoping will be shipped out by December.
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He shipped out on a converted luxury liner that went to Marseilles, then back to North America, through the Panama Canal, and across the Pacific to Honolulu and Tokyo.
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Rather than allow the painting to be shipped out of France, the French state declared it a national treasure in 2008 and put a temporary export restriction on it.
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By the way, the car was tricked out by Dreamworks Motorsports in Roxboro, North Carolina -- and after the work was done, Beckham obviously had the car shipped out west.
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These construction plans are being paid for in part by a crowdfunding project in which the Boring Company pre-sold 20,000 flamethrowers (which, incidentally, are being shipped out soon).
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The company's Tuesday announcement means there will be a change in what kinds of products those third-party sellers can send to warehouses to be shipped out by Amazon.
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Open invitationAmazon started offering warehouse tours in recent years after multiple reports about hostile working conditions at its facilities, where packages are stored, packed, and shipped out for delivery.
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Using snail mail, millions of these catalogs will be shipped out to homes across the US while anyone shopping at a Whole Foods will have the catalog handed to them.
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As part of his "luggage" from Gambia, Mr Jammeh is said to have shipped out two Rolls-Royces, a Bentley and $11m in cash, so he should be comfortable too.
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Fortescue began shipments of its medium grade 60.1% West Pilbara Fines product in late 2018 and shipped out 4.3 million tonnes or 10% of its product mix during the quarter.
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One major shipping company estimates freight rates to the state would be 230 percent higher without the back haul of seafood shipped out of Alaska, according to Resource Development Council.
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So, what happens is you order a product, put it in your warehouse, watch it expire and hope you get it shipped out in time when someone does need it.
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Backers who choose not to fork over the extra cash will still receive their orders, but the company says there's no timetable for when the Coolers will be shipped out.
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At Raja Sweets here, ornately decorated gift boxes line the shop's front walls, flown in from India for the occasion, ready to be stuffed with sweets and shipped out again.
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"We discovered fairly early that ivory was almost always shipped out of a different country than where it was poached," Wasser explained, calling it a strategy for tricking the system.
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Another ex-employee, who had worked in the Shanghai office, said that nearly all product features are shipped out from Shanghai and Beijing, where most of ByteDance's engineers are based.
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With the lack of Chinese demand, there's been an effort to redirect more beans south to river terminals where the commodity can eventually be shipped out of Gulf of Mexico ports.
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The HoloLens augmented reality headset also made an appearance at Build 2016, this time in a box ready to be shipped out to the first developers looking to try it out.
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Those drugs included steroids tainted with mold that were shipped out to healthcare facilities nationally and then injected into patients, leading to an outbreak that sickened 778 people nationally, prosecutors said.
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Stearns held on to him at the deadline — "We entertain everything," he said, "but Ryan has a special place in Milwaukee" — yet shipped out Lucroy, Jeffress, Smith and infielder Aaron Hill.
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These new collections will "drop" every few weeks and will be available to purchase for a 30-hour window; all products are made on demand and shipped out within 10 days.
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Danny and Olivia have been dating on and off since 2016, but their relationship's been ice cold since he shipped out of Miami and joined the Detroit Lions in early March.
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Still, every order is shipped out neatly packaged with the thank you note (which John originally wrote, but has since been duplicated) and candy (they began with Hershey Kisses, but those melted.
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The money also funded a state-licensed marijuana store in Corvallis, Oregon, where excess pot was surreptitiously packed, vacuum-sealed and shipped out of state in suitcases and by mail, prosecutors alleged.
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China shipped out 6.17 million tonnes of refined products in December, equivalent to about 1.6 million barrels per day (bpd), using the BP conversion factor of 22017 barrels of product per tonne.
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"Cocoa arriving at the ports and not being shipped out could end up becoming damaged because storage facilities in Ivory Coast are not that ideal for cocoa," a U.S. commodities broker said.
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Dolores Milhous remembers her father, Lt. James E. Robinson Jr., only as the tall man who came through the screen door and hoisted her onto his shoulders shortly before he shipped out.
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In the second half of 2000, exports of all oil products were at 2147 million tonnes, or about 2000 million bpd, versus 22016 million bpd shipped out in the second half of 28.94.
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Others are still struggling to predict sales, he said, and Spring has noticed a slowdown overall between the time an order is placed by a customer and the time it's finally shipped out.
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Staying in place The proceedings won't be moved to Roanoke, Judge T.S. Ellis said, after Manafort and his lawyers requested that the trial be shipped out of Alexandria to the southwestern Virginia city.
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" In the waning years of the Cold War, Haspel shipped out to Africa as a case officer, work that she described in the agency biography as being "right out of a spy novel.
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Since Trump's rise, reporters from elite media organizations have been shipped out to the hinterlands to embed with these new enemies of the elite, to figure out what exactly had happened to America.
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The president said various additional medical supplies would be shipped out to those states in the coming days and that troops would help construct additional medical facilities at specified sites in each state.
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Within three days, 280 labs around the world had requested the fragment of viral RNA he used to make the spike protein and samples of the spike protein itself, which Krammer shipped out.
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Chip cookies are born here, at the warehouse bakery in Queens where bakers pump out 25,000 cookies each week, which are then shipped out to storefronts where they&aposre baked fresh for serving.
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She ruined July 4th for a bunch of families, 3,000 families had to be turned away, 210,28 families are already at the statue had to be shipped out of there, all because of, what?
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I received payment from a U.S. customer for fine art prints that I shipped out earlier this week — they came from a set that I shot with him and his lady friend last year.
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A former Juul executive has filed a lawsuit that says the company knowingly shipped out over 1 million contaminated vaping pods, and did not issue a recall or alert consumers to the potential risk.
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During the show, which airs Wednesday, Tim also makes his Super Bowl pick -- and despite the fact he was shipped out of Denver for Peyton Manning, Tim makes it clear he holds no grudges.
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The way that Hawaii is set up right now, even though it is part of the US, anything that gets shipped out of Hawaii still has to go through US Customs and agriculture inspection.
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The largest cheese producer on Terceira is Vaquinha ("little cow"), whose much-loved wheels are consumed by visiting tourists and locals alike, and shipped out to appreciative customers on the Portuguese mainland and overseas.
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Combined, global miners are expected to have shipped out less iron ore in the last quarter of 313 than in 2017, however buoyant iron ore prices are expected to drive a solid season for earnings.
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And, if you're too excited to wait for the drink holders or the pool float to arrive (we don't blame you), Chad also comes as a selfie frame that's ready to be shipped out ASAP.
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Kyle Kuzma knows all about the rumors that he could get shipped out of L.A. -- but tells TMZ Sports he's not bothered by the trade talk ... and assures Lakers fans he wants to stay put.
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In the first half of the year, 76.8 percent of all cars and trucks shipped out of Mexico went to the U.S., that is up almost a full percentage point compared with a year ago.
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SAN FRANCISCO — A former Juul executive is alleging in a lawsuit that the fast-growing startup shipped out 383 million contaminated e-cigarette pods earlier this year — but did not tell customers or issue a recall.
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The Coachella music festival is beefing up its VR programming with a new app and a custom Google Cardboard headset, one that's being shipped out to this year's attendees in the "welcome boxes" containing their tickets.
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His base of operations is Chicago, where there's a spacious kitchen from which the prepared food is shipped out at night to cities including Milwaukee and New York, and stocked in the refrigerators in the morning.
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The Justice Department says that since 2005 it has won deportation orders for 11 Nazi criminals, but only one was actually shipped out: the notorious John Demjanjuk, who died at age 91 in Germany in 2012.
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The legal conflict stems from a 1939 Italian law that says Italy owns any antiquity discovered on its territory and that any ancient work to be shipped out of the country requires a government export license.
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The ESPO crude cargoes will be shipped out of the Kozmino port in Russia's Far East, which is around 1.53,000km from Qingdao port in China's Shandong province, home to many independent refineries, also known as teapots.
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Only when long-delayed system upgrades began did the scope of the theft become clear, or the stealth with which the data was shipped out of the databases, some of which were located in the Interior Department.
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This seems like the year when we figure out whether the former first overall pick can be a key supporting piece for a contender, or a salary cap albatross who has to be shipped out, Eberle-style.
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The investigation, which found no evidence of criminal activity, also concluded that the gallery failed to pay tax on the sale of other works in New York that were shipped out of state from 2012 to 2015.
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It's the driving force behind the popularity of devices like Crescendo, the first-ever fully customizable vibrator, which raised £1.6 million in funding to date and shipped out over 1,000 pre-orders after a successful crowdfunding round.
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It shipped out to most people, not everyone, we had people on Polygon staff who ... just, Amazon didn't bother to send theirs, it happened to a lot of people over the weekend, but mine arrived on time.
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These apartments, which are not much larger than a walk-in closet, are then shipped out and stacked into ring towers on Deimos and Phobos where the gravity is less than 1 percent of that on Earth.
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These apartments, which are not much larger than a walk-in closet, are then shipped out and stacked into ring towers on Deimos and Phobos where the gravity is less than 1 percent of that on Earth.
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Most products made in China by big multinationals had to be physically shipped out of the country and then brought back so that they could be taxed as imports — hence, the U-turn employed by many companies.
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Every F131 is hand-assembled in New Jersey, then shipped out in heavy-duty boxes across the globe, which partly inspired the unique cooling blend that Maingear CEO Santos Wallace was unwilling to fully disclose the formula of.
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China, which accounts for half the world's steel output at just over 800 million tonnes, exported a record high 112.4 million tonnes of steel last year as mills shipped out surplus output to cope with shrinking domestic demand.
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KSHB reviewed some of FlexPro's own invoices, and determined that it had ordered frozen burritos and frozen tamales in bulk—and five former FlexPro kitchen staffers indicated that some frozen foods were repackaged and shipped out to customers.
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Astronauts then suited up and shipped out on a dinghy to climb into the capsule, where they recreated the emergency egress procedures that they'd actually have to run through should the capsule ever wind up in the Pacific Ocean.
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In addition, 2.23 percent of the vehicles exported from Mexico wound up being sold in the U.S., far outpacing the next most popular destination, Canada, which received just more than 8 percent of the vehicles shipped out of Mexico.
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One summer my father came across a vinyl that Morey, my great-uncle, recorded with his mother, father and sister in a Midtown Manhattan studio, just after his training at Fort McClellan and before he shipped out to Europe.
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Officials stopped fewer than a half dozen fentanyl-related shipments in 2016-2017 before they could be shipped out of China, according to Democratic Senator Dianne Feinstein, a co-chair of the U.S. Senate's Caucus on International Narcotics Control.
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After that, the Canada parcels, say, are sent on a truck to the border and perhaps injected into the Canadian Postal system, or they're flown to Australia on a Qantas flight and shipped out to the recipient via the Australian Post.
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A little over an hour after losing to SMU in the American Athletic Conference title game Sunday, Cincinnati learned it was being shipped out to the west coast for the third time in four years - both previous trips to Spokane, Wash.
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Huawei, which recently said its smartphone shipments for the first half of the year jumped 25 percent on-year, shipped out 32.1 million units between April-June, according to IDC data, and had a 9.4 percent share of the market.
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It was a jaw-dropping deal, one in which the defending champion Pens shipped out two future Hall-of-Famers in an effort to get tougher, and it saw Benning make a brief stop in Pittsburgh before ending up in Philadelphia.
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Click here to view original GIF3D printers have revolutionized the speed at which prototype parts can be created, but what if your deadline is so tight you can't wait for the printer to finish before the part is shipped out?
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A problem has emerged in relation to the LME's "load-in and load-out" rules - otherwise known as LILO, which specify the tonnage that has to be shipped out when a queue to deliver metal is longer than 50 days.
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The company likes memes, and it frequently posts pictures of good bois posing handsomely beside the most recent month's offerings, and it's so pure it didn't realize that it basically shipped out a ton of soft cotton Fleshlights last week.
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The result was the emergence of privately operated transfer stations around the city, where trash was taken by garbage truck and then loaded onto tractor-trailers — or in some cases rail cars or barges — to be shipped out of town.
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HHS Secretary Alex Azar told reporters that the government had shipped out materials for 212,23 coronavirus tests — well short of the 2600 million that Vice President Mike Pence had said would be available to hospitals this week, in remarks on Wednesday.
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There were a couple of overdoses where we had to call private ambulances and have them shipped out the back door, treated privately, but I never judged anyone because pretty much everything they were doing I had done, or was doing.
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ABOUT THE MAPLE LEAFS (21-29-10): PA Parenteau has had a solid season with 16 goals and could be one of the players who is shipped out Monday but suffered an upper-body injury in Saturday's loss to Montreal.
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Corn does not typically start being shipped out en masse until August, as the safrinha crop is more heavily exported than the full-season corn, which is mostly dedicated to domestic use since the ports are full of soybeans when it is harvested.
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And again, if you had a sugar high then what would happen would be that you would cause a demand boom and the demand boom would drive prices up because you shipped out demand and you'd go up the supply curve, right?
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Car exports to the Middle East rose 4.03 percent in September year-on-year after three years of declines as carmakers shipped out more pick-up trucks there, Surapong Paisitpattanapong, spokesman of the FTI's Auto Industry club, said at a briefing on Wednesday.
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The first effort in this arena, a new functionality called Activity Stream that helps users more intuitively interact with their history and bookmarks, graduated from Test Pilot and shipped out with the new Firefox Quantum browser in November of this past year.
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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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Tondon, from LeTote, says his customers wear each clothing item one and a half to two times per rental on average, and that same clothing item gets shipped out on average 10 times before it gets to an end-of-life stage.
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"Owners are being asked to provide transatlantic options on cargoes being shipped out of the Med or NWE with the view to diverting cargoes to the United States or Latin America," said Andrew Wilson, head of energy research at shipping firm BRS Brokers.
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That misinterpretation of the prior order, quickly corrected by the White House Counsel's office, appears to have originated from within the bowels of the Department of Homeland Security bureaucracy when an enforcement guideline was shipped out late in the day on Jan.
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With only 4,000 tonnes of aluminum shipped out per day at Vlissingen, the queue to remove metal has shot up to 183 calendar days at the end of March from 116 days a month earlier, according to LME official data, released monthly.
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"Owners are being asked to provide transatlantic options on cargoes being shipped out of the Med or NWE with the view to diverting cargoes to the United States or Latin America," said Andrew Wilson, head of energy research with shipping firm BRS Brokers.
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Record: 3-3Last week: 17thWeek 7 result: Lost to the Packers, 42-24Week 8 opponent: at Houston TexansOne thing to know: The Raiders traded cornerback Gareon Conley on Monday, as Jon Gruden and Co. shipped out yet another player from the previous regime.
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They have yet to sort out details such as the exact date and the number of remains to be shipped out of North Korea, said the United States official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the delicacy of the matter.
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Employees of government-owned giants, shipped out to build roads in Uganda or airports in Zimbabwe, for example, are typically bused to and from work and must stay inside their compounds in the evenings and at weekends unless given approval to leave by a manager.
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You might even have to drive to the post office and dump that unwanted online purchase back into the mail so it can travel hundreds of miles back to a warehouse, where I've always assumed it gets repackaged and shipped out to some other fool.
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Well, Mr. West isn't one to go back on his promises: First, he set plans in motion to make his Yeezy ready-to-wear style cheaper, and now, 'Ye appears to have shipped out fresh pairs of Boost 350s to some celeb-chasing photogs.
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He has also in the past referred to former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill as "a thoroughly unpleasant scoundrel" and highlighted how grains and food supplies were shipped out of India even as people were dying on the streets during the 1943 Bengal famine.
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The transfer would be the largest group of detainees to be shipped out of the prison in Cuba since Defense Secretary Ash Carter informed Congress in December that his department would transfer a wave of detainees at the beginning of 2016, Fox News said.
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In just one series of transactions, western banks including Citi, Barclays and Deutsche Bank were conduits for $22 billion illicitly shipped out of Russia from 2011 to 2014, according to an investigation by the Organized Crime and Corruption Reporting Project and Russia's Novaya Gazeta.
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In a poignant act of religious retribution, Elizabeth stripped the metal from deconsecrated Catholic churches and melted their bells to make munitions that were then shipped out to Turkey, proving that shady Western arms sales go back much further than the Iran-contra affair.
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That's right: scores of young soon-to-be couples have been shipped out to South Africa to soak up some January sun and throw Negronis in each other's faces, and we get to come along for the ride from our very own living rooms.
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The format sees a group of "ordinary" single men and women (who invariably describe themselves as "influencers" and usually happen to have tens of thousands of social media followers) shipped out to a sunny villa where they're completely shut off from the outside world.
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"Suitable for the Orient," which appeared in Asimov's Science Fiction back in February 2003 (and is included in her short story collection View of a Remote Country), takes its title from a saying from the British Empire — below-par doctors were frequently shipped out to Asia.
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The same day the layoff news broke, BuzzFeed News reported that a former JUUL executive, Siddharth Breja, alleged in a lawsuit that the company's previous leadership shipped out contaminated and year-old pods, and that he was let go in retaliation for raising objections after the fact.
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"And Buddhas, all kinds of Buddhas, fat Buddhas, meditating Buddhas," he explained in the Bensonhurst, Brooklyn, workshop of L. J. Campanella & Son, which has shipped out assorted elves and saints, gremlins and fairies to the region's garden suppliers and masonry yards for the past 66 years.
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They shipped out in July 1943, these two nurses each just over five feet tall who laughed at the same things — especially when the dowdy head nurse at a stopover in Brisbane, Australia, sent the nurses off with an old-fashioned warning against any hanky-panky.
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That doesn't necessarily guarantee the product will successfully make it into backer's hands, but given the cleverly simple design of the product, there hopefully won't be too many speed bumps that will delay it getting shipped out to anyone who pledged $12 to help bring it into the world.
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She attributed that success so far to zeroing in on the luxury market, taking possession of consigners' products and focusing on trust above all else, by ensuring that every item that The RealReal sells to a customer has been inspected and authenticated before it gets shipped out the door.
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The bags that were shipped out to manufacturers in that time tested negative for Salmonella, but because "additional product tested positive for Salmonella under AMPI's routine test and hold procedures, the company is recalling product as a precautionary measure," a spokesperson for AMPI told PEOPLE in a statement.
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As a result, record amounts of U.S. crude oil have found their way to Asia and other destinations this year, and more is expected to be shipped out as traders take advantage of arbitrage opportunities by sending out excess U.S. crude into regions where it can find buyers.
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The Axis powers of Japan, Germany, and Italy—along with their respective satellites—represented an abstract evil after the USA's entry into World War II. After the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Uncle Sam rallied the troops and the GIs were shipped out to Europe and the Pacific.
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The CDC said it planned to send 75,000 tests by the end of the week, while the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) said more than 85033 million tests manufactured by private companies were expected to be shipped out to hospitals and commercial labs by the end of the week.
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Kammer says he encourages parents to let their kids (and themselves) select a few favorite pieces of candy, then bring the rest of their haul to one of his 2,400 buyback sites around the country, where they can be traded in for cash before being shipped out to troops overseas.
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If anything could put a human face to the existential doom of the industrialized world, it would be this—thousands of underpaid workers from India, Africa, and the Middle East shipped out to live in rows of desolate temporary barracks in the shadow of Doha's gleaming dildoscape of a skyline.
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But other Trump voters encountered on a pre-primary visit to Indiana served to remind us a remarkably low unemployment rate doesn't mean everyone who wants a job has one or one that pays the bills -- especially compared to the jobs they've lost that have been shipped out of the country.
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It's also highly unlikely that Indonesia will return to claim its former mantle as the top exporter of nickel ore, with officials suggesting a figure of 15 million tonnes for 2017, or about a quarter of what it shipped out in 2013, the year before the export ban was imposed.
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The landscape around Newark Liberty is a surreal holding ground for all the trappings of capitalist excess: shipping containers packed with plastic Chinese toys; warehouses of kombucha to be shipped out to thousands of New York's corner bodegas; parking lots full of new cars ready to replace slightly less-new cars.
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The new pipelines are expected to take more Texas crude to the Gulf Coast, and from there it can be shipped out to the world, but the world is now well supplied, and even more U.S. oil could help depress prices, especially if the trade wars continue to suppress demand.
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The company's existing salt plant in Watkins Glen, New York has for several weeks produced and shipped out a new line of food-grade potassium chloride, the latest move by Cargill to boost its food and ingredients portfolio and buffer its bottom line from the wild swings of the global commodity markets.
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While it's far from certain as to how much nickel ore Indonesia may export, an official at the mines ministry suggested last year it could be as much as 15 million tonnes in 2017, about a quarter of the amount the country shipped out in 2013, the year before the ban was imposed.
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Speaking to the annual American Israeli Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) convention, Biden touted how much of Iran's stockpile of low-enriched uranium has been shipped out of the country and many of its centrifuges have been removed, saying that nation is much further away from obtaining a nuclear weapon than a year ago.
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If you bought it through a third party, this may mean going without a phone until you get the replacement in; but customers who bought directly from Google can get a new device shipped out to them before they return their existing one, so long as they're fine with a hold on their credit card.
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And as the Obama White House noted at the time of the deal, from the minute material that could be used for a weapon comes out of the ground to the minute it is shipped out of the country, the UN nuclear watchdog will have eyes on it wherever Iran could try to move it.
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The following is a breakdown of the iPhone production costs: Source: Rassweiler via VoxEu As illustrated in this study, the majority of parts incorporated into the iPhone are manufactured by companies outside of China, shipped to China, assembled by Chinese workers and then shipped out of China to foreign markets such as the United States.
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So to have stayed there for three, four months — however long it was before being shipped out — in this place that's designed to weed out the stronger from the weaker...because a lot of people died just waiting to get on to the Middle Passage and then died on the Middle Passage and died in slavery.
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"Iran has shipped overseas most of its stockpile of enriched uranium, and with that … Iran literally shipped out its capacity currently to build a nuclear weapon," Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryTrump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button #FreeAustinTice trending on anniversary of kidnapping in Syria MORE declared last week.
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At the same time, since the IAEA can only monitor the nuclear program, not dismantled nukes or shipped-out fissile material, the U.S. should call a meeting of senior technical experts from Northeast Asia's declared weapons states — the US, China and Russia — to begin discussing how to actually dismantle North Korea's program, disassemble nuclear weapons and remove fissile material form Korea.
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Back then, the Jesuits owned hundreds of slaves, many of whom worked the tobacco fields close to a Jesuit cemetery in St Inigoes, Maryland a little over an hour from DC. That morning in 1838, 272 people—men, women and children—were sold for a total of $3.3 million (in modern currency), loaded onto a cargo boat, and shipped out to the plantations of the south.
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To make those moves happen and infuse its team with much-needed youth and athleticism, Cleveland shipped out six veteran players — including the former All-Star guard Isaiah Thomas — and swung a third trade to allow another former All-Star, Dwyane Wade, to return to the Miami Heat, according to two people who requested anonymity because they were not allowed to discuss the trades publicly.
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Ms Campbell tells the story of the burned-down National Library of Greenland, whose charred books were shipped out, encased in ice, to save them from further damage; and in one especially poignant passage she leafs through the ice-preserved notebook of George Murray Levick, the photographer on Scott's Terra Nova expedition, noting how his pencil had to dig through the ice-film of his breath on each page.
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Maybe because I was old enough, at 15, to understand, maybe because I was insistent and inconsolable about Birmingham and Dallas, but my father told me about his wartime experiences, and showed me his medals and dog tags, along with my parents' wedding photo taken June 4, 1944, two days before D-Day, my dad looking young and cool in his Army uniform, about to be shipped out.
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At every company that sells ads, a significant portion of their engineering team spends their day tuning data mining, writing better code to collect all your personal data, upgrading the servers that hold all the data and making sure it's all being logged and collated and sliced and packaged and shipped out… And at the end of the day the result of it all is a slightly different advertising banner in your browser or on your mobile screen.
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At every company that sells ads, a significant portion of their engineering team spends their day tuning data mining, writing better code to collect all your personal data, upgrading the servers that hold all the data and making sure it's all being logged and collated and sliced and packaged and shipped out .... And at the end of the day the result of it all is a slightly different advertising banner in your browser or on your mobile screen.
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Under the JCPOA: - The core of that reactor has been removed and filled with concrete to make it unusable - The reactor is being redesigned so as to "minimize the production of plutonium and not to produce weapon-grade plutonium in normal operation" - All spent fuel from Arak will be shipped out of Iran, for the reactor's lifetime - Iran commits not to engage in reprocessing or reprocessing research activities for 15 years - Iran can continue to produce heavy water, used as a moderator in reactors like Arak, but its stock is capped around 130 tonnes.
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Under the JCPOA: - The core of that reactor has been removed and filled with concrete to make it unusable - The reactor is being redesigned so as to "minimise the production of plutonium and not to produce weapon-grade plutonium in normal operation" - All spent fuel from Arak will be shipped out of Iran, for the reactor's lifetime - Iran commits not to engage in reprocessing or reprocessing research activities for 15 years - Iran can continue to produce heavy water, used as a moderator in reactors like Arak, but its stock is capped around 130 tonnes.
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