Cole, who brought 10 shovels and a 15-passenger van to transport people, had to rush to the local Lowe's home-improvement store to buy more shovels.
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As the piles of snow grew higher, the governor — whose name sounds like "Big Love" — gave his officials shovels, which quickly became known as "Beglov shovels," and told them to start digging.
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No shovels put in the ground for the border wall.
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We toiled past midnight, breaking four shovels in the process.
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"Shovels in the ground within 90 days" is the promise.
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Some were equipped with yellow shovels and scooped up trash.
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A group of villagers carrying shovels meet her at the site.
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The lamps, shovels, and dust masks were distributed from volunteers' tents.
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Rick Perry, and others ceremoniously plunged shovels into Boca Chican dirt.
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So why aren't builders rushing to put shovels in the ground?
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As he shovels, he gives an account of bride-price inflation.
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Medical personnel and men with shovels streamed into the secure area.
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Quills are at the ready; shovels are hung on a rack.
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Trucks and shovels move in to scoop up the oil sand.
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On snowy days, he shovels the steps and clears the sidewalk.
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A NYC transit worker shovels snow from a subway platform on Jan.
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He shovels it out every winter without complaining, at least to her.
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"There were no shovels and no salt to be found," she said.
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Lawrence Kniffen shovels snow outside his home in Parkville, Md., Sunday, Jan.
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Men with shovels dig out roots and flatten the ochre-red earth.
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Residents took to the rubble with shovels and sticks, to little avail.
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I often use mine for shoveling snow despite owning several snow shovels.
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The sounds of shovels and rakes can be heard throughout the neighborhood.
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The Wirecutter team has tested all types of snow shovels as well.
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"We're hiring local people to do it with shovels," Mr. Luu said.
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They just blow through twenty metres of dirt, with shovels and buckets.
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Yes, few London homeowners have snow shovels, so paths are not cleared.
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We grabbed two shovels and picked away as fast as we could.
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He grabbed two shovels he had in his car and went to help.
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Rescuers are using picks, shovels, even their bare hands to dig people out.
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Without question people were opening their garages and bringing shovels out to help.
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Jim Justice said there would be "shovels in the ground" the following year.
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The killers also left behind shovels with which they buried corpses and belongings.
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For all the talk about infrastructure investment, too few shovels have hit dirt.
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Let all of us turn from bullets to ballots, from guns to shovels.
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On CNN's tour of Eastern Ghouta, shovels lay near an incomplete underground pathway.
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In this episode, the same man delivers a homegrown advertisement for said shovels.
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Today there are kids playing in a sandpit with plastic shovels and buckets.
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For decades, cleanup crews took shovels and brooms to the tracks by hand.
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Infra is hot because it's the digital equivalent of selling picks and shovels.
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And twice daily, at low tide, clammers carrying shovels show up to collect.
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Shovels and plows were never needed, however, and Mr. Cohen turned a small profit.
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Despite the shovels present in their photo-op, the facility hasn't been built yet.
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Some women, like Emily, use shovels to dig soil into bags with radioactive symbols.
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"We're seeing plenty of shovels to build new residential buildings all over," he said.
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A man walks his dog as a woman shovels out a car in Brooklyn.
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The "dead Taylor" also shovels dirt onto a 2014 Met Ball-version of Swift.
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"We're selling picks and shovels in a gold rush," says Brian Armstrong, its boss.
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One created a chair with a skull and crossbones in the shape of shovels.
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Pictures showed collapsed buildings in Mendi and residents using shovels to clear away landslides.
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Companies are lining up to supply shovels to participants in this AI gold rush.
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From brushes and shovels to gloves and disposable overalls, he researched it all himself.
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Listen to the after-work shovels and snow brushes on my quiet winter street.
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So no shovels or small equipment like tractors that can go on mountain roads.
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One of the workmen's shovels struck something huge and ineffable, and there it was.
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They were also given shovels and probes, in case they needed to dig out.
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They came with shovels, rakes and a cadaver-sniffing Australian cattle dog named Seven.
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All I know is that I need one of Dr. Amp's gold-plated shovels.
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Some spectators have brought miniature shovels to the course and waved them at Reed.
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Digging is also costly, sometimes involving earthmoving equipment and crews of men with shovels.
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As an adult she still dreams of hitting people over the head with shovels.
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Using probes and shovels, they found and extracted the victims from the frozen debris.
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Thirteen officers — one in a white evidence suit — swarmed and began digging with shovels.
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An angry mob storms the lake house, wielding shovels, pitchforks, flaming torches, and axes.
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He manoeuvres a joystick that shovels ore into an automated truck about 800 meters below.
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Helicopters came bearing dehydrated food, water, shovels, sleeping bags, computers, sunscreen, and a few beers.
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Before breaking out the shovels, Musk's venture will have to answer a ton of questions.
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Teague charges into traffic and shovels the ball to Taj Gibson, who misses from deep.
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A firefighter shovels ashes while searching for bodies in San Miguel Los Lotes on Monday.
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As a general rule, garden shovels have rounded, concave blades that come to a point.
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COMPANY OPERATING THE PIPELINE PLANS TO HAVE SHOVELS IN THE GROUND THIS CONSTRUCTION SEASON - TRUDEAU
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"This is the time to address it, before the shovels hit the ground," said Harknett.
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In 2007 some 18,000 people lived at Bisie, working the site with pickaxes and shovels.
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Using picks, shovels and hands, they scrabbled through the dust and debris of crumbled homes.
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I make hot chocolate and eggs while T. shovels out our cars and the sidewalk.
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You may recall a 7-minute sequence during which a man painted some shovels gold.
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They slammed shovels, hammers and spears into the stone facade and toppled walls using ropes.
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They use shovels, chain saws and heavy duty rakes called McLeods to cut through vegetation.
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They dig it themselves using wooden shovels, with the escort guards' rifles aimed at them.
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Bodies were scattered across the bloody pavement alongside fruit, vegetables and laborers' shovels and axes.
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People pass buckets and shovels to remove the rubble of a collapsed building in Mexico City.
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Stony-faced women with shovels push the mess into reeking, shoulder-height heaps of wet mush.
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Bitmain is a miner first and foremost, but also sells what might be termed crypto-shovels.
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Heaters, shovels and sleds sold at a frenzied pace at Strosniders Hardware in Silver Spring, Maryland.
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If only Hanna knew that her sometimes-pal Mona was the one holding those shovels hostage.
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Shovel ready means ready to turn in the paperwork to apply for the purchase of shovels.
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Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion approved; 'shovels in ground' soon, Canada's PM says, the Seattle Times reports.
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It runs the gamut from multinational companies' deploying enormous dredges to villagers toting shovels and buckets.
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Their picks and shovels are helping to prop up the leftist government of President Nicolas Maduro.
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Mr. Trump and Mr. Macron stood for photos, shovels in hand, as the tree was planted.
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"As advanced as we are, we are literally down to buckets and shovels," Sergeant Kelly said.
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Use square-nose shovels sharpened with a metal file until the blade slices through the dirt.
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Load the cheese shovels with raclette and return them to the lower deck of the machine.
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The sounds of shovels scraping the concrete competed with the deafening roar of cars driving overhead.
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Workers carry shovels while crossing a street near Union Square during the snowstorm in New York.
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To battle the flames, 10,000 people went out using rakes, shovels, and two-man saw axes.
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There were characters who, in my head, had specific shovels and crowbars they liked to use.
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Vidrio allegedly confessed to owning one of the shovels found in the truck, according to the statement.
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A worker shovels snow off the rail switches at Chicago's Metra Western Avenue Coach Yard on Tuesday.
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Some African miners are swapping their pickaxes and shovels for diggers and crushers – increasing production volumes exponentially.
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Often equipped with just shovels, buckets and straw sacks, they burrow deep underground in search of ore.
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You already did the advertising, so you just need to invest in snow shovels and a plow.
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" Frannie Hutchinson, a St. Lucie commissioner, demanded the Corps "take its shovels and buckets and go home.
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The neighborhood boys who were mixing the concrete are told to hand their shovels to the volunteers.
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Shovel when the baby shovels First the firefighters at a snowy Iowa home helped deliver a baby.
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This means lawn and patio furniture as well as tools like shovels, edgers, garden hoses and wheelbarrows.
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"It's huge, and we can't do it all with picks and shovels," one of his men responds.
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Pack away the sidewalk tables and flip-flops; break out the boots and shovels.
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" • Quotation of the day "As advanced as we are, we are literally down to buckets and shovels.
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"As advanced as we are, we are literally down to buckets and shovels," a police sergeant said.
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The hose resists damage from dog bites, crushing, and even encounters with tools like shovels or rakes.
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But while looters have been busy with their shovels, forgers have been active with chisels and kilns.
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I want another panel of experts engaging us as we start putting those shovels in the ground.
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He chews with his mouth open, slumps and shovels his food, and brandishes his cutlery like weapons.
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He chews with his mouth open, slumps and shovels his food, and brandishes his cutlery like weapons.
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Hussam Ghaboura shovels the rubble inside his small inner courtyard in the former rebel town of Douma.
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One person gathered up shovels, brooms, axes ("she wants the right tools to do a good job").
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"We have our shovels, we have our potassium for the sidewalks," Pam Smith told CNN affiliate WGN.
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Others dug through the muddy earth with picks, shovels or hand-cranked drills operated by two men.
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Westerman did not die immediately, so others bludgeoned him over the head with shovels until he died.
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A Polish customs officer shovels untaxed cigarette packs discovered at the Polish-Ukrainian border in August 2013.
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During a gold rush, Silicon Valley's line is to always invest in picks and shovels instead of mining.
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Hotshots are tasked with controlling towering, fast moving infernos with little more than chainsaws, shovels and drip torches.
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Mining cryptocurrencies is buzzy, but that doesn't mean it'll be extremely profitable for those selling the silicon shovels.
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Picks and shovels rather than ... I think that's where everyone's going to make the money, not the ... Yes.
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The second landslide struck as villagers attempted to rescue those trapped—digging with shovels and their bare hands.
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A train engineer shovels buds out of a glass jar like he is shoveling coal into an engine.
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Finally, the camera pans to the corner of Mona's apartment and you can spy four shovels hiding there.
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Three older men died in New York City "with shovels in their hands," the New York Times reported.
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Soldiers tapped to help with relief efforts worked with shovels to move smaller debris out of the way.
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And so, a week after Labor Day, teams of city sanitation workers showed up, carrying brooms and shovels.
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But between stoppages, search teams working with shovels and heavy equipment found more bodies from Sunday's big eruption.
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At the top of the walls, a man slowly and steadily shovels earth into the huge chasm below.
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Shoppers stock up on snow shovels and other supplies at Strosniders Hardware in Bethesda, Md. on Jan. 22016.
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They also operate farm equipment as well as performing manual labor with tools like shovels, hoes, and shears.
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Scenes show men digging away with shovels and building scaffolds in large mining operations that upheave the earth.
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If you cut down all the wood to make awesome houses and shovels, where will the birds live?
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Civil Defence workers and volunteers armed only with picks and shovels tug shrouded bodies from the sandy soil.
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During one part of our journey, for instance, we encountered a few young men with shovels in tow.
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Several workers, some with shovels, others brooms, began scooping and sweeping soda bottles and newspapers off the tracks.
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Although some monks continue with traditional methods, like hanging by their necks from trees, or licking hot shovels.
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It was a classic move: Selling picks and shovels to the miners rather than digging for gold himself.
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Joe Minter's 1995 symmetrical arrangement of rusted shovels, rakes, hoes and chains, seems to bless the whole room.
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Norah Harrington, which showed them wielding shovels and snowblowers as they made their way through the woman's property.
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Quality infrastructure development won't come from signatures on a page; it will come from shovels in the ground.
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The "million-man army" would swap Kalashnikovs for shovels and set to work building roads, dams and housing.
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In "Palas por Pistolas" ("Shovels for Guns"), in 2008, he set up a program that allowed residents of Culiacán, Mexico, a city devastated by shootings, to trade in their guns for food stamps or household appliances; the guns, more than 1,500 of them, were melted down and turned into shovels.
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But between stoppages, search teams working with shovels and heavy equipment found more bodies from Sunday&aposs big eruption.
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After the man's funeral, dozens of angry villagers marched on the sanctuary, armed with knives, shovels, hammers and clubs.
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Mexican volunteer rescue workers grabbed their shovels and rushed in to recover the body from the rubble and dust.
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As Mark Twain suggested — let others dig the gold and stand at the sideline to sell them the shovels.
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People in knit caps and puffer coats crowded the aisles in search of batteries, flashlights, salt and snow shovels.
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When a snowstorm hit Chicago, Project X updated its digital advertisements for the local Kmart to showcase snow shovels.
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With no garbage cans at hand, the astronauts also littered the landing site with magazines, cameras, blankets, and shovels.
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Then, shovels and trowels in hand, they began to remove layers of grass and dirt within the outlined spaces.
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Damian Lillard sees two on the ball so he quickly shovels a bounce pass to a rolling Jusuf Nurkic.
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We descend into an alley where three Dominican boys are already using shovels to mix water, cement, and sand.
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Wirecutter has advice on snow shovels, snow blowers and emergency gear to get you ready before the snow flies.
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After getting directions, Frances and Pete headed up Bear Canyon with shovels to dig the inaugural batch of clay.
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Handwritten notes, detailing the treasures shipped to Naples, sit under vitrines with shovels and picks used in the digs.
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After the reptile — roughly eight feet long and 125 pounds — snapped at them, they killed it with their shovels.
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"It was unilaterally focused on, to use the minister of finance's words, getting shovels into the ground," Smith said.
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"It was unilaterally focused on, to use the minister of finance's words, getting shovels into the ground," Smith said.
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Often equipped with little more than shovels, buckets and straw sacks, they burrow deep underground in search of ore.
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Volunteers loaded surfboards and paddleboards with food, water, flashlights, and shovels and swam them to residents who had stayed behind.
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ALONG with framed family photos and magazine articles trumpeting his career, fifteen shovels adorn the walls of Steve Sisolak's office.
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Midshipmen at the Naval Academy in Annapolis took up shovels and helped dig out the residential area around their campus.
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In case you don't know, Plaid is a kind of picks-and-shovels tool provider for the fintech developer community.
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More unusual still is humans happening to stick their shovels in precisely the right spot to find such a creature.
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With shovels in hand and funds they raised themselves, the teens gave Lucy Foster the gravestone she never had before.
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Volunteers carrying shovels headed to the rescue sites ready to take over from those who had been working all night.
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He shovels it clear after each snowfall, and occasionally finishes the 24-foot-by-48-foot surface with hot water.
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A video shows the workers carefully digging out the animal, a cross between a goat and an antelope, with shovels.
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Porters, pilsners and I.P.A.s are served from taps topped with the property's old shovels, and customers include former farm employees.
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If you're buying shovels, forged steel has always, in my estimation, been more durable, rather than things that are cast.
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Spectators waved toy shovels and yelled taunts as he crashed to three straight losses with Simpson over the ensuing days.
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At first, while the dust hung in the air, people desperately dug into the rubble with shovels and even their hands.
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"They are mosquitos, sucking our blood," complains Henry Pamplona, an elderly guaquero, as he shovels picked-over grime into a wheelbarrow.
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Shovels are mostly used to dig holes in dirt, but are also handy for moving soil, snow, or other loose materials.
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"Think of picks and shovels during gold rush, that sort of thing … that's where you can make your money," he said.
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Now that the shovels are nearing the dirt, the pushback is growing, according to a report in the San Francisco Chronicle.
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Crews used shovels, hoses and chain saws to corral giant walls of flame that burned through canyons and up steep gulches.
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Wielding shovels, the two presidents moved some dirt around where a tree was to be planted, a gift from the Macrons.
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A woman shovels a sidewalk in blizzard-like conditions on January 23, 2016 in the Brooklyn borough of New York City.
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And when there's a gold rush, there's plenty of money to be made by selling shovels (or ASIC rigs) to miners.
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Basically, payments made to a private partner need to be budgeted at a project's outset, long before shovels hit the ground.
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Small maps, with limited ranged weapons and a maximal number of melee implements, from shovels to scythes to broadswords, feels inevitable.
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They arrived with shovels and buckets — the meager weapons they could scavenge to save what remained of Malibu from the flames.
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In true PLL fashion, the young women used the shovels to bury Ali's evil husband's body after Hanna ran him over.
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Time to put the board shorts and boats to bed and break out the socks, shoes, and soon enough, the shovels.
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"We're going to be very strong that it has to be spent on shovels, not on other programs," Trump said Tuesday.
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Both hurried to buy as much water as possible – as well as shovels and flashlights – and crossed half of the city.
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Socks, gloves, toiletries, bug spray, sunblock, shovels, rakes, crowbars, batteries, hand sanitizer and other essential items poured into the fire station.
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Dr. Lawrence Jacoby (Russ Tamblyn) is in a brief scene, receiving a shipment of shovels for some as-yet-unexplained reason.
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Unable to bring in heavy machinery due to the terrain, teams used hands and shovels for the difficult, grueling excavation work.
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Dave Collins of Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina, shovels sand into a bag on Tuesday while the coastal area prepares for Florence.
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He shovels snow in the winter and gardens in the summer but lifts no weights, does no situps or push-ups.
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" A life-size cardboard coffin bobbed over our heads, and people thrust plastic shovels in the air and repeated: "Exhume him!
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He shovels snow and mows lawns as a favor for his neighbors, and helps take care of his grandchildren after school.
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Jim Bintliff is the man who collects that mud, with shovels and buckets, from a secret spot along the Delaware River.
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For wildland firefighters, the tools of the trade are Pulaskis, rakes, shovels, and flamethrowers that burn clearings ahead of towering infernos.
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"This life may be too good to survive," Cary Ann Hearst, one half of Americana duo Shovels and Rope, sings out.
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Officials are also reaching out to residents of the city, asking for tools to search through debris, including shovels, pickaxes, and buckets.
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To do so the central bank refused to release foreign currency for a long list of imports, ranging from toothpicks to shovels.
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"Until those plans are completed, Kinder Morgan, with the exception of private land ... cannot put shovels in the ground," the minister said.
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The overwhelming impression among Indonesians is that their president gets shovels into the ground, as well as inspecting their use before cameras.
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Natural selection is an astoundingly creative phenomenon, molding species to fit their environments, even if that means turning their faces into shovels.
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Doug Miles said as his crew used picks, shovels and rakes to open up piles that just days ago were family homes.
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Several residents said the Peshmerga brought in front-loader tractors ("shovels," the villagers called them) and began damaging homes that same day.
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Government shovels out the money in its own programs and via tax breaks for private plans without controls on the market power.
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Often equipped with little more than shovels, buckets and straw sacks, they burrow dozens of metres below ground in search of ore.
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Alas, when she goes to find the shovels in the woods, the groundskeeper says that they've already been plucked from the scene.
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You'll find items strewn about — rocks, plastic shovels, scraps of paper — but they're mostly to help solve puzzles or find new items.
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He's planning to buy more rakes so they can pick up leaves in the fall, and then snow shovels for the winter.
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Metal glows hot from the furnace, and rolling machines spit out silvery pancakes of zinc-oxide-coated bronze, collected with coal shovels.
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Stock up on Snow Melt and make sure your shovels are in good condition before the weatherman tells you snow is imminent.
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GOLD!!!' while the field is left half planted, the house half built, and everything neglected but the manufacture of shovels and pickaxes.
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The workers use shovels to fling the clay across the court's surface, then compress the layers with several different types of rollers.
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But the jobs he alluded to — hardy miners in mazelike tunnels with picks and shovels — have steadily become vestiges of the past.
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The position of borough president is not just ceremonial (although the job does involve cutting plenty of ribbons and wielding engraved shovels).
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Then they picked up their shovels, fine clouds of dirt flying into the air as they cast earth into Mr. Elayyan's grave.
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In place of shovels and machetes, cutting-edge light detection and ranging technology, called lidar, allowed researchers to "see through" thick vegetation.
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Some of their customers were miners who wanted to send photos of themselves with their shovels, picks, and pans to their relatives.
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American contractors are getting their shovels ready for the incoming Trump administration and they plan to boost payrolls to take on new projects.
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The building would be the "eighth wonder of the world," President Trump declared at a groundbreaking ceremony with gold-plated shovels last summer.
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In his typical calm and methodical manner, Mr. Buckel explained how to make neat, rat-proof compost piles with pitchforks, shovels and teamwork.
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Today, in this field about five miles from the center of the city, the team has pickaxes and shovels, face masks and gloves.
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It can't be anything about Dr. Rollins — Jessica (Andrea Parker) was dead and buried long before the Liars ever picked up those shovels.
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Cary Ann Hearst and Michael Trent, the married couple who make up Shovels & Rope, share a belief in the power of raw emotion.
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There were slices of toast balanced on logs, fry ups on shovels and a brownie seeping out over its wholly inadequate slate plinth.
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In the early 90s, Hubbard was one of the first to put shovels in the ground at the notorious Burnside Skatepark in Portland.
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Images have shown teams using pikes, shovels and excavators to lift the garbage, only to be met with new waves carrying even more.
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At the beginning the ore was dug from an open pit, and when the shovels couldn't go any deeper Outokumpu began tunneling underground.
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Armed with shovels, brooms made from small branches, and hockey sticks, they cleared the surface of the New Rink after an overnight snowstorm.
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Undergrad laborers armed with shovels and brooms were tasked with wading into the water to clean up the debris, over and over again.
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"She had big plans for herself," said her father, who makes chisels, shovels and other farm tools on a road outside the village.
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They freeze their front lawns to drive away carolers, hit one another with shovels, and shoot at each other's homes with rocket launchers.
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Townspeople from the village at the mountain's base then brought their own shovels and axes and broke apart the ice sheet by hand.
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And then I'm focused ... I've been doing a lot of work on these direct-to-consumer brands and the picks-and-shovels companies.
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At that time, they maintained their solo identities, and didn't adopt Shovels and Rope as a moniker until 2013's O' Be Joyful.
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The others were buying what those in the first group had bought when they heard the storm warnings on Friday — shovels, salt and batteries.
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TrueLayer, on the other hand, is taking a picks 'n' shovels approach to what many predict will be a PSD2-driven fintech gold rush.
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Nestled between a video of a group of anodyne lads waving "ket shovels" in the air to the sounds of "Funkytown" by Lipps Inc.
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Like selling shovels during the gold rush, entrepreneurs and side hustlers alike are dreaming up creative ways to profit from a new boom: marijuana.
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This notice comes at a time when some private equity and individual investors have made bets on the so-called "picks and shovels" trade.
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Five male figures in boots and coats, seen from behind, walk down a snowy road with picks and shovels over their shoulders like rifles.
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An excavator did the initial digging, before local men — some in suits, their jackets neatly folded in the dirt — dug with shovels and pickaxes.
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I do all the cooking, meal planning, and deep cleaning, and J. takes care of the yard, takes out the trash, and shovels snow.
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Mostly though, this hour is pure, magnificent abstraction, right down to the unexplained few minutes of Dr. Jacoby's spray-painting a rack of shovels.
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The fund will focus in part on crypto infrastructure, the "picks and shovels" of the space, Morgan Creek founder and CEO Mark Yusko said.
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Where there were coffee-pickers there are now construction workers in multi-colored jackets and yellow helmets, while hoes have been replaced by shovels.
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Battlefields and surrounding areas are rich in gold deposits and popular with artisanal miners who use picks and shovels and generator-powered water pumps.
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Eventually, a few police officers took pity, and instead of running them off, lent them shovels and helped them in the desperate task of digging.
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Two police officers, along with the homeowner's 16-year-old son, used shovels to dig the very frightened pup out and bring him to safety.
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The shovels kick off the episode — Nadine Hurley (Wendy Robie) finally purchased one, and she's using it to shovel her way out of the shit.
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At the base of the pyramid, a number of people filled buckets using shovels or their hands, determined not to stop the flow of debris.
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"Those who can (do so) donate time, equipment – such as shovels – or cash to hire extra help from contractors," Levistine told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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On top of this, he shovels in a load of crushed ice and then begins to mash the whole thing together with a long spoon.
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What appeared to be scars from bulldozer shovels were visible, and ASOR said there were also signs of machinery tracks at the temple of Ishtar.
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The central bank has restricted the supply of dollars and banned the import of a long list of goods, from shovels and rice to toothpicks.
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The real question, of course, is what she's doing with those shovels that the Liars used to bury Dr. Rollins...but more on that, later.
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At the collapsed church in Sigi, volunteers from the Indonesian Red Cross dug their shovels into layers of mud and rubble to extract the bodies.
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A word of caution to anyone preparing to throw dirt on the prospect of tax reform this year: Don't break out your shovels just yet.
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But however green the energy, miners still can't escape a dilemma as old as picks and shovels: how to extract resources without marring the landscape.
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Possession No. 251: Harden shovels a two-handed pass to Clint Capela, who finds Ryan Anderson for an open look from the 213-point line.
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More than 70,303 workers (many from the famine-wracked countryside) constructed them, using pick-axes and shovels to move 81.2 million cubic feet of earth.
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He organized a group of fellow construction workers and friends Thursday to dig with shovels into the house, which is filled to the roof with ash.
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The pity of this is that it is possible, if they are willing to pick up their shovels dig through the muck and get to it.
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If one of your comrades got their heart broken because Jodie came into the picture, fellow troops will be the first to grab shovels for them.
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In his private capacity, the financial-data firm bearing his name is one of the main purveyors of picks and shovels to the global banking complex.
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"We take shovels, torches, hammers, picks and wire-cutters to make a hole in the fence," says Paul, one such miner in Kawama, near Glencore's operations.
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"It would not surprise me, within my 210-month window of today, to see shovels in the ground," Justice told a town hall on WSAZ television.
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Coinbase is popularly regarded as a darling of the cryptocurrency movement, the company that figured out the classic picks and shovels business to Bitcoin's gold rush.
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With the Fiskars Long-Handle Round-Point Steel Digging Shovel, you'll get the job done with less effort and sweat than with many lesser garden shovels.
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With these and other tools, Amazon is making it clear that during the current AI boom, it wants to be the one getting rich shelling shovels.
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Fox 30 Jacksonville obtained video of agents in white, protective gear conducting the search Saturday at the Chesser Island Landfill in Folkston with rakes and shovels.
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It's a classic picks 'n' shovels move, in that the bootstrapped Berlin-based company is hoping to take advantage of the current boom in AI development.
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Just when the Northeast is digging itself out of winter storm Jonas' massive snow dump, Netflix has given us a reason to put our shovels down.
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Military officials used hoes and shovels to shift mud as they scrambled to find survivors amid heavy rain that made walking in the hilly terrain difficult.
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The tools of their trade — chain saws, shovels, picks, pounders and a combination adz and ax called a Pulaski — are as rudimentary as they are effective.
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"I might be part of the E.U., but I live on an island," said Alan Lyon, 49, who shovels cullet — broken glass — in a glass factory.
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He picks up litter, shovels the sidewalk, does minor repairs and makes sure nobody is dying or puking or going nuts — at least not in public.
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"You don't go out and mine for gold, you go ahead and you sell the picks and the shovels," Niles told CNBC's "Squawk Alley " on Monday.
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Even after announcing a site, the team will have to secure financing, conduct community meetings and work with public agencies, all before shovels hit the ground.
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They paused, stood up straight, laid their shovels and brooms down and walked to the edge of the tracks, where they flattened their bodies and waited.
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In the aftermath, desperate villagers conducted a search and rescue attempt to find those buried in the avalanche, carrying shovels and wading into the deep snow.
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Collectives of mothers who have lost children have scoured the Mexican countryside armed with shovels following tips of where mass graves might hold their loved ones.
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The hunters find where the clams are buried by spotting telltale holes in the mud, then plunging in with fists or shovels to pull them out.
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Then he makes four pieces of toast and six eggs, and shovels it all in so fast, it's a miracle he hasn't choked to death yet.
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Along another wall, a storage system consisting of floor-to-ceiling slats fitted with hooks held bicycles, patio chairs, ladders, snow shovels and assorted storage baskets.
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Checkr is selling "picks and shovels" to the gig economy, said Rich Wong, a partner at Accel, a venture firm that invested in the start-up.
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Armed with shovels, pickaxes, helmets, or just bottles of war, rescue workers and civilians worked together through the night to find those buried under the debris.
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The crew of Coast Guard Cutter Oak scrapes mussels off a buoy and shovels them back into the ocean off the Massachusetts coast on May 10.
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Women there spend every day striking shovels into the ground, the earth hissing with almost as much resentment as them, waiting to cough themselves into oblivion.
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Saturday that players, using pizza boxes and garbage cans as shovels, were able to dig the bus out of the snow and begin heading back to Pittsburgh.
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"If things go according to plan, I can see shovels in the ground as early as September," said Trans Mountain CEO Ian Anderson on a conference call. .
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Those are presumably the shovels Hanna (Ashley Benson) spent the episode searching for as the police close in on the Liars over the death of Archer Dunhill.
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Lal was among the hundreds of Hindus who destroyed the mosque with shovels, hammers and their bare hands, bringing down its domes before the whole structure collapsed.
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Aid agencies also gave them shovels to dig latrines and encouraged them to carry their trash to a pickup point, in an effort to stave off disease.
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They were running candy canes and powder charges and everything in between—building supplies, shovels, canned milk—but the cargo and any disabled truck could be replaced.
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Shovels and water pumps evoke the trenches, and gas masks recall that earlier battles around Ypres, in 1915, saw the first use of chemical weapons in warfare.
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As bulldozers cleared more space in a vacant lot near St. Sebastian's Church in Negombo, barefoot men dripping with sweat scooped dirt with shovels in punishing heat.
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A video by Turning shows a handful of rescuers using shovels and bare hands to pull out the man as his head peeks out of the snow.
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As the diggers' shovels rose and fell, he craned forwards as if to recognize the face of the elder brother he never knew among the dusty skeletons.
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Shovels, snowblowers, and plows are all effective tools for removing snow, but, despite your best efforts, ice finds a way of creeping onto your driveway and sidewalks.
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Young men can often be seen just outside the mine carrying shovels and sacks brimming with freshly-mined ore to nearby trading depots dominated by Chinese buyers.
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Kerbox told the Los Angeles Times he estimates the boat was stocked with about 3,000 bottles of water, 100 gallons of fuel, shovels, snacks, dog food, and beer.
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Later that evening, Wilds says Syed convinced him to help bury Lee's body in Leakin Park (with Wilds' shovels), and then leave Lee's car on a nearby street.
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"If things go according to plan, I can see shovels in the ground as early as September," said Trans Mountain Chief Executive Ian Anderson on a conference call.
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"I wish I would have grabbed my cats," says volunteer firefighter Ray Johnson, choking back tears as he shovels ash from the lot where his house once stood.
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"If things go according to plan, I can see shovels in the ground as early as September," said Trans Mountain Chief Executive Ian Anderson on a conference call. .
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While it will sharpen your kitchen knives, you can also put a sharper edge on hunting knives, scissors, axes, hatchets, mower blades, garden shears, and even snow shovels.
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SAN FRANCISCO – Some 14,000 firefighters, including inmate volunteers, are battling 18 major blazes burning thousands of square miles throughout California with aircraft, assorted vehicles and picks and shovels.
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SHOVELS IN THE GROUND: The developer building the Dakota Access pipeline restarted construction on a disputed section in North Dakota shortly after getting the final easement late Wednesday.
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In parallel, other startups – like Pandorabots, the soon-to-be-announced Automat and my own company, Prompt – are focused on building the picks and shovels for bot developers.
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This help continued through the afternoon and into the night with residents grabbing shovels and picks and forming human chains to remove rubble and rescue people trapped underneath.
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The Mountain Mover's shock-absorbing polycarbonate scoop and ergonomically curved aluminum shaft are far easier on a shoveler's back and arms than metal-scoop or straight-handle shovels.
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For a Safer, Easier Winter, Prep Your Home Now Wirecutter has advice on snow shovels, snow blowers and emergency gear to get you ready before the snow flies.
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Utility workers clad in hazmat gear broke up the blockage with water jets and shovels before sucking it out into tanks and processing most of it into biodiesel.
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The team, led by a former magician named Adam Williams, had brought shovels, fir trees, a dumpster-size ice crusher, and twenty-two tons' worth of ice blocks.
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The activists dug up the grass in front of the 16th-century "Great Gate", digging channels in the turf with shovels and pitchforks and planting Extinction Rebellion flags.
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The result is a bloated border regime whose wastefulness is only matched by its voracious cruelty, as it seeks to spend every dollar that Congress shovels its way.
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Under a black tent in the jungle, he shovels coca leaves into a giant vat with gasoline, then adds cement powder — the first steps in his cocaine recipe.
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In "Pocatello," the manager of a restaurant shovels his own pay into the till to keep the doors open, even as his family shuts its doors on him.
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But Mahoney said that finding the so-called "picks and shovels" in the industry -- companies that benefit from the cannabis trend but aren't growers themselves --makes more sense.
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I get all nostalgic about the WPA and the CCC, but even construction jobs use a lot fewer shovels and a lot more technology than they used to.
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Dean Wise, vice president for network strategy at BNSF Railway, summed up the hurdles that the hyperloop would have to overcome before it could put shovels in the ground.
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To demonstrate these methods, he lowers himself into a skiff sitting in the slender canal bordering his land and shovels up mud from the deepest part of the water.
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The discovery made Nvidia into the preferred seller of shovels for the AI gold rush that's propelling dreams of self-driving cars, delivery drones and software that plays doctor.
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Many of the workers in the building boom are from North Korea's million-man army, with "soldier-builders" mobilized for construction and spending more time with shovels than Kalashnikovs.
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"If only these million viewers came out with shovels to help out, not been a good day," White wrote, detailing the extensive damage to the equipment after the explosion.
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The twist is that it's a beauty contest for drag queens, which if you know anything about country would be shocking, but this is Shovels & Rope we're talking about.
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These are all either within direct finance or 'picks and shovels' companies like Onfido which enable the neo-banks to do instant secure ID verifications and open accounts fast.
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The only way to access some isolated villages in a disaster is by helicopter or by going on foot uphill, as volunteers are doing, carrying shovels on their shoulders.
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Suddenly, I had to move fast as I could with a pack and tools—shovels, McLeod's, loppers, Pulaskis, sledgehammers, 20-pound rock bars, grip hoists—uphill, nonstop, for miles.
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"sell picks and shovels to miners" trade-off of any booming startup ecosystem, many entrepreneurs opt to supply parts to companies toiling in the riskiest end of the business.
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The bodies of two women were found several km (miles) away as excavators and rescue workers armed with shovels picked through rubble and mud searching for survivors and victims.
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They need crowbars and push brooms, plus hammers to yank every tiny nail from the studs, snow shovels to scoop up the detritus and wheelbarrows to cart it away.
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The former owners left a collection of rakes, shovels and hoses in the garage, "plus a super-high ladder so we can change the light bulbs," Ms. Rodiek said.
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We gathered around blue buckets and tall shovels as a woman from the Trail Foundation, which OV sponsors, demonstrated how to plant saplings of Carolina buckthorn and Texas redbud.
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Scenes of relatives hunting in the forested mountains of Guerrero for mass graves, equipped with little more than picks, shovels and blind resolve, reinforced the extent of the phenomenon.
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They doused the flames and threatened vegetation with hoses, and firefighters and National Guard troops used bulldozers, shovels and axes to clear brush and trees, to create fire breaks.
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Willy Wonka's nightmare: Liquid chocolate escaped from a German factory, caking a street and requiring firefighters to dig up the "sweet danger with shovels and muscle power," officials said.
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Just shovels, sweat, a turbo kind of leaf blower to burn the fire out, and long, bumpy, agonizing drives in aging jeeps and ATVs, across the dust and ash.
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When residents of Hawaii fled the massive eruption of the Kilauea volcano in May 2018, volcanologist Cheryl Gansecki and colleagues grabbed a homemade metal shield, tough boots, and shovels.
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Given that the the photo was originally posted to the Facebook account of Nigerian filmmaker and artist Zevi Gins, any graverobbers reading this can probably put down their shovels now.
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A Reuters photographer saw hundreds of illegal miners digging for gold at the Smithfield citrus farm using picks and shovels, the tools of choice for most illegal miners in Zimbabwe.
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"Most people don't use long levers, like shovels, to lift and throw weight," says Michelle Lovitt, an exercise physiologist in Los Angeles (who grew up shoveling snow in the Midwest).
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Cornelius Vanderbilt sold them steamboat tickets, for example; Levi Strauss supplied "dry goods", including combs and bedding; and lesser-known firms sold the basic shovels that miners needed for digging.
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They took shade under a tarp emblazoned with the words "Feminist Brigade," bearing a shopping cart full of shovels and boxes of food and water to aid the rescue efforts.
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Armed with trowels, quart-size canning jars, and ample bleach to sanitize their shovels and shoes, the squad descended onto what remained of the town and began taking soil samples.
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I think we wrote off the "Ali is A.D." theory a long time ago, but still... So Mona definitely has those shovels because she wants to protect the Liars, right?
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Except for the chatter of the merry-makers, the primary sounds of the streets were snow shovels striking pavement, the occasional police car siren and the hum of snow blowers.
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On Wednesday night, the leader of the Scottish Conservatives, Ruth Davidson, likened British politics to the mythical Augean stables with, she said, some "pretty big shovels" needed for the cleanup.
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But economists, small businesses and many others say the mechanism shovels money into big, inefficient companies or into investment bubbles instead of toward the smaller entrepreneurs who need it more.
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Before he learns of Joe's death, Lee, who works as a janitor in a handful of apartment buildings near Boston, shovels snow, takes out the garbage and tackles plumbing problems.
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Sales of backcountry safety gear (avalanche beacons, probes, shovels, skins), used by backcountry travelers (skiers, snowboarders, snowshoers, snowmobilers) have increased more than 800 percent during the same period, NPD reports.
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A store like Home Depot, for example, could move shovels to stores in the path of a blizzard, or if no snow is expected, use the space for something else.
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The ranch staff gave us shovels, post-hold diggers, wheelbarrows, a cement mixture and gloves to get the job done, but didn't tell us much about how to do it.
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These companies make a killing by renting out data storage, computing power and other essential services to other businesses, essentially selling the picks and shovels of the digital gold rush.
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Many have returned to their homes to pick up shovels and buckets for carrying rubble, gallons of water, and bags full of fried snacks and wrapped sandwiches, or first-aid kits.
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Dr. Jacoby (Russ Tamblyn), still rocking his 22-D spectacles, now living in a trailer in the forest, received a delivery of shovels to either dig something up or bury something.
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Roboticists and home hobbyists have been working to build machines to tend to their yard work for years, constructing DIY rovers of all sizes with bladed shovels, headlights and treaded tires.
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It's the coal she shovels into the furnace that spits out world tours, music videos, and breathless tweets from fans around the world, and it doesn't have to be much more.
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In between shifts at the BEECN, my neighbors and I roam about with shovels and wheelbarrows to move debris to centralized locations, where it will be picked up by the city.
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Led by Shinto priests in white robes, they toured the immaculate grounds and at one point picked up shovels and tossed bits of dirt into piles in a ceremonial tree planting.
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No game, not the fumbly new drowsiness the NFL shovels at us on a Thursday night or any other, is big enough to unite a fractious and fuming and frightened country.
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The gravedigger shovels for all three hours of Pina Bausch's "Viktor," a rarely seen 1986 work, which the Tanztheater Wuppertal is performing at the Théâtre du Châtelet here through Sept. 12.
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For earlier projects, he gathered automatic weapons that were turned in or seized by the Mexican Army from drug cartels and melted them down to make garden shovels and musical instruments.
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On Saturday, a well-reported brawl in a Moscow, Russia, cemetery involving at least 200 combatants reportedly using everything from shovels to firearms left at least three dead and 23 wounded.
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Just as it did in the PC and mobile eras, software is what will enable tools and apps for content creation and discovery — the picks and shovels for mining content gold.
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The shovels of beak on the 8 AM to Ibiza, the aisle gymnastics on the 1400 to Split, the middle-aged heavy petting on the midnight bird back from New York.
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The affidavit reportedly continues that Gallegos left the house several times in his SUV, and was spotted "unloading two shovels and a chainsaw," in addition to cleaning supplies and trash bags.
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The bucket teeth that dug into the sand were very effective, but when the bucketwheel broke down, mining stopped — so they were phased out in favor of the shovels and trucks.
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They worked to clear paths through the area with a bulldozer, and then broke up into smaller groups and used rudimentary tools like pickaxes and shovels, or even just their hands.
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You'll need an island code to visit other players, and to prevent griefing, axes and shovels are banned so that you can't chop down every single tree on someone else's island.
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Two weeks before the official exhibition opening in mid-April, the artists carved and smoothed the sand with shovels, chisels, painters' palette knives, pastry wheels, scalpels, masonry levels and garden trowels.
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Employees there focus on sorting, labeling and shipping what the company calls "non-sortable" items — big products such as shovels, kayaks, surfboards, grills, car seats — and lots of giant diaper boxes.
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Russian commentators were quick to dub the lightning crackdown "The Night of the Long Shovels" - a pun on Hitler's "Night of the Long Knives" purge of the Nazi party in 13.
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DMOS Alpha 2 Shovel, $149DMOS Stealth Pro Shovel, $129It goes without saying that shovels are useful during the winter, but having one specifically dedicated to your car is a wise move.
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But, Mr. Bengtson, who has worked in hardware stores for more than 40 years, said he is used to fluctuations in winter weather affecting sales of snow melt, shovels and heaters.
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In Salqin, men use shovels, pick axes and pneumatic drills to dig a trench in an olive grove as part of another civilian campaign, this one called "the Popular Resistance Battalions".
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Cary Ann Hearst and Michael Trent first met in 2002, but both busied themselves pursuing solo careers until they came together to release their debut album, Shovels and Rope, in 2008.
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In an untitled painting from 1940, a group of men with shovels and pickaxes have paused their work and assembled themselves in a circle as if in discussion of a work stoppage.
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Shovels, cookware, food items, swords of varying condition, all can be picked up and used in the same way Skyrim lets you raid its cluttered world for trinkets you'll probably never need.
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Willy is the cook at Granger's Bar and Grill, where he shovels out hamburgers and hot dogs and shepherd's pie for a bunch of millworkers who also drink up their payday money.
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"Investors are always looking for crypto 'picks and shovels', and that's what this is," said Jehan Chu, managing partner at Kenetic Capital, a Hong Kong based blockchain and crypto currency investment firm.
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During his visit, Mr. Beasley said, he saw men and women working in the fields with minimal farm machinery, toiling with their hands, hoes and shovels and using oxen to pull plows.
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In 1955, the Anaconda Company began gobbling up the tunnel-riddled mountain with giant shovels to claim the remaining copper ore; in the process it created the 1,780-foot-deep Berkeley Pit.
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Even so, it's no time to ditch the shovels and heavy winter jackets, with NOAA warning that its forecast does not mean the winter of 2018-2019 will not feature major snowstorms.
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"Milder than usual winter weather in Ontario may have brought out more hammers and shovels than normal - and at the potential expense of housing starts later," said Derek Holt, an economist at Scotiabank.
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So dozens of residents, tired of being marooned by the record blizzard for yet another day, took to the streets with shovels in hand on Tuesday and did what the city had not.
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YOU REMEMBER THE SHOVEL READY JOBS THEY HAVEN'T MADE THE SHOVELS AND WHEN THEY MAKE THEM THEY WILL BE MADE IN CHINA BUT THE SHOVEL READY JOBS DIDN'T LEAD TO MUCH ECONOMIC GROWTH.
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The nonprofit then sent out volunteers through its "Gut Check" program to do the hot, filthy work: using sledgehammers, shovels and bare hands to scrape away every muddy, moldy remnant of the flood.
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His shenanigans included grilling a bunch of meats on various metal objects (saws, army helmets, shovels) on his 1980 Ford Pinto and then getting doused by condiments in his so-called ketchup ceremony.
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Today was another Big Idea day for Mark, one where our pallid, lab-grown CEO shovels 3,000 words of pure disruption down our collective throats (in the form of a lengthy Facebook post).
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Brazilian garimpos, or wildcat mines, are operated by small crews of men, often caked in red-brown mud and working with rudimentary pans, shovels and sluice boxes that have been used for centuries.
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A group of people at a California ski resort dug a man out from under the snow using their bare hands and shovels after an avalanche trapped five skiers and snowboarders on Friday.
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There's the lifting of soil, "digging with shovels and standing for increasingly long periods of time, which helps their balance, especially when they're walking down to the garden carrying a tool," Flagler said.
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They broke ground that same year, brandishing novelty guitar-shaped shovels in front of a giant sand sculpture called "Mount Rockmore," featuring busts of Elvis Presley, John Lennon, Bob Marley, and Jimi Hendrix.
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The United Nations sanctions announced last December banned machinery and metal products to North Korea, and have forced the group to stop sending some equipment, including mini-tractors, threshers, water pumps and shovels.
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The street remained closed for nearly two hours while approximately 25 firemen and a handful DreiMeister employees cleaned the street with hot water, a roofing torch, shovels, and "Muskelkraft" (German for elbow grease).
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But at the same time, the city has become so expensive for working-class people that it has pushed churches to take action, which in many cases means putting shovels in the ground.
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"I don't think they'd even broken ground," said Ms. Testa, 59, who was nervous about unknowns like how much sun the apartment would receive — a hazard of buying before the shovels show up.
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Earlier in the week, the storm unleashed floods and damaged properties on other Caribbean islands, including Trinidad and Tobago, according to video images that showed people using shovels to clear mud-covered roadways.
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I choked them to death on poison gas as they tried to advance on my position, stabbed them with knives as they peered through windows, and bludgeoned them in trenches with tiny shovels.
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But NOPE: The leaders actually used shovels to put dirt on that tree, which apparently came from the Belleau Woods, where the US suffered nearly 10,000 casualties during a World War I battle. CHEERY.
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"We had firefighters with basically coveralls and buckets and shovels taking bits of debris out into the vacant lot to be loaded into dump trucks and removed to an off-site location," she said.
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It's highly possible she is A.D., considering her possession of the Liars Lament photos and the shovels, but it's doubtful PLL would reveal the super villain's identity to fans three episodes before the finale.
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If any exemptions are granted, those users would be required to take precautions, such as carrying water, shovels and fire extinguishers and possibly only allowed in during certain times of the day, she said.
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But it's one thing to bring in some heavy equipment and shovels onto the site, and another to actually have contractors in place to start working, according to Jim Costello, director of RCA Analytics.
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If he sees smoke, he'll spring out of bed, pack his bag with the essentials—a few days' worth of water and food, some basic flame-resistant clothing, goggles, and massive shovels and pumps.
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Dressed in fatigues and caps, some used shovels to shift mounds of stinking rubbish and debris cluttering public spaces, including smashed furniture, sofa and televisions, while processions of green military trucks rumbled along roads.
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"If they're able to communicate that it's shovels in the ground immediately or shortly thereafter, that should send a pretty powerful signal to the (energy) market," said Eric Nuttall, a portfolio manager with Ninepoint Partners.
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The footage showed rescue teams scrambling over the snow and debris amid heavy snowfall and high winds, prodding and digging with sticks and shovels — the only tools that could be used safely, Mr. Soylu said.
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First, many businesses may have made extra money, or at least made sales a little sooner, from people stocking up in advance on food, gasoline, alcohol, shovels, ice-melt and other items before the storms.
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They plan for regional climate fluctuations — timing their deliveries of snow shovels in the north and on the East Coast before the winter storms hit, or shipments of sunscreen before temperatures rise in the summer.
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LIVINGSTONE, Zambia (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Bare-chested, Alan Siyampondo shovels soil onto a smoking kiln stuffed with burning teak wood to produce a batch of charcoal in the heart of Dambwa Forest Reserve outside Livingstone.
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They've obtained a lot of cash from us for remains recovery, they charge us for every aspect of the operation, from the salaries to the tires on the vehicles, to the gas and the shovels.
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Bystanders in the park had tried and failed to rescue the child, and emergency crews made several urgent attempts to get to her as well, assisted by civilians using shovels and backhoes, the department said.
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For a small monthly salary of around 6 renminbi, or $2.44 at the time, the soldiers — whose average age was 21 — were tasked with excavating the hard rock with only small drills, dynamite and shovels.
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In producing goods ranging from nails to snow shovels to medicine, Ferreira said he's forecasting a gap of three to six weeks in companies' supply chains — and executives will have to scramble to find alternatives.
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Even the old "Twin Peaks" weirdo Nadine Hurley (still played by Wendie Robie) appears as one of the faithful fans of Dr. Lawrence Jacoby's conspiracy theory webcast, during which he hawks his gold-painted shovels.
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Stocking a store like his requires preparation: thousands of dollars worth of salt, shovels, space heaters and window insulation need to be ready the instant the forecast calls for a heavy snow or cold snap.
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Its budget has increased to $215 million annually from $513,251 three years ago, and its staff has nearly doubled to 289 people, who provide training and support and free materials like plants, shovels and wheelbarrows.
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The International Federation of Red Cross has sent over "relief goods from its regional warehouse in Banten including water, tarpaulins, cleaning equipment (shovels, mattocks (axes), etc.), family kits and hygiene kits," according to its website.
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FOUNDER OF FIRE DEPARTMENT COFFEE IS FOCUSED ON GIVING BACK TO INJURED FIREFIGHTERS, VETERANS In the meantime, Hammett and her husband hurried home to get shovels, and helped move the turtle safely out of the road.
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Although presumed dead, Hanumanthappa, was found with a pulse by rescue workers using shovels and chainsaws to cut through the ice and snow to reach the buried soldiers at a height of 19,600 feet (6,000 metres).
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Others may be impressed by how the artists represented here managed to squeeze so much expressive power out of the most humble materials, from fabric scraps to old shovels and Dial's endless supply of delectable junk.
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Americana festivals have established themselves in cities like Nashville and even Brooklyn—the latter's popularity coming as a shock but not as a surprise—so really, it's a perfect time for Shovels and Rope to shine.
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Danny Scerpella, speaking over the din of shovels scraping asphalt as shovelers made their way down the block, said he was shocked by the absence of plowing two and a half days after the last snowflakes fell.
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The people responded and reorganized themselves: Shovels, hoes, and the blessed construction workers with their unique skills with the chisel and hammer began to chip away quickly at the building's seams, following the instructions of the firefighter.
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At the same time, many businesses can benefit from a foot of snow: A home improvement retailer may sell more snow shovels, and cold weather means people crank up the thermostats, which means good things for utilities.
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Assisting in the process to complete a project, The "Dirt Boyz" use various pieces of equipment including excavators, airfield sweepers, dump trucks, road graders, shovels and a crane to assist in the process and complete a project.
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The FCC's "Restoring Internet Freedom" order not only removes large swaths of FCC authority over ISPs like Comcast, but it shovels most remaining oversight to an FTC that lacks the authority to police bad behavior among ISPs.
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But more than 100,433 artifacts painstakingly found elsewhere at the site — international coins, broken glassware, straight pins and more, all carefully separated by trowels and shovels, sifted through soil and sprayed with water — carry their own significance.
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The Rockies and the Midwest: Get your shovels out Weather warnings are in effect for Denver, where a winter storm will likely dump 10 to 15 inches of snow over the next few days, Hennen said Monday.
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Compared with most artists loosely working in the field — including Shovels & Rope, a stomp-and-holler duo from Charleston, S.C., that played a fine, committed opening set on Thursday — Mr. Isbell upholds an almost classical concern for precision.
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In addition to letting them "paint" the snow by mixing food coloring with water, as Cottrell suggests, she recommends pulling out the summer sand buckets and shovels, which can be great tools to build snow forts and castles.
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Gilded shovels flashed as lawmakers, architect Frank Gehry and Eisenhower family members turned a trough of earth at a ceremonial groundbreaking for the four-acre (1.6-hectare) memorial to the 34th president and World War Two Allied commander.
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Along a closed highway that connects the towns of El Rodeo and San Miguel los Lotes, two of the towns badly affected, around 25 people, many with picks and shovels, waited to resume the search for the missing.
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The real reason Pai is laughing is because he knows the American people will have to eat all the shit he shovels and he'll probably walk back to his former employer Verizon to take a lucrative new position.
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In May 2014, an Amazon user began leaving reviews on products such as weapon mounts, padlocks, shovels and a tourniquet, among others more generic items such as dog toys, chocolate bars and DVD copies of The Walking Dead.
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The landscape architecture team Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux guided the placement of each boulder and tree (using a custom tree-moving machine), with 2,000 workers planting flora and hand-digging the lake with picks and shovels.
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So we get horses and shovels alongside zeppelins and biplanes Battlefield 1's squads operate like self-contained units, automatically assigning players to a group when they join a game, and helping them coordinate to capture specific objectives.
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In response, Hanna details Lucas' (Brendan Robinson) car so that not a trace of evidence is left from her hit-and-run with Rollins, and seeks out the shovels the Liars' used to bury the fake doctor's body.
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They came to the slaughter armed not only with rifles, knives, rocket launchers and grenades, but also with shovels to dig pits and acid to burn away faces and hands so that the bodies could not be identified.
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Standifer and the rest of the council painted the scene throughout the meeting: PacRim's power shovels and dump trucks would trundle over the grasses, pulling down the shore pines and balsams, rolling them over the river's watery bogs.
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Wirecutter senior staff writer Doug Mahoney has spent the past four winters removing snow using dozens of different shovels on a farm in New Hampshire, and the True Temper 18-Inch Ergonomic Mountain Mover is the perennial favorite.
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Once stuck with thermometers and shovels, farmers now have access to scans that probe groundwater conditions, soil nutrient levels and long-range sensors on grazing farm animals, so they know when a cow out to pasture is sick.
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Armed with brooms and shovels, they sweep up the usual detritus of discarded vegetables and fruit, along with bottles and plastic packaging, and throw it into the maw of the trucks that haul it away to the dump.
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The three people in his group, and one other man who was driving around the town, sweated through the night digging fire breaks with an excavator and plunging shovels into the smoldering dirt to put out hot spots.
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The team transported the vacuum, as well as carts filled with fans, lights, shovels, brooms and bright orange trash bags, through an emergency exit door, into an elevator and down to the track level on the E line.
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Over time, it should increase, as technology advances, as workers are given more and better tools to do their jobs (for example, construction workers replacing shovels with backhoes) and as the workforce becomes more skilled and better educated.
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Andrew Edwards, a mill superintendent from the nearby town of Lincoln, led them to a room where he had stockpiled the things they had requested for the ceremony: oranges, limes, apples and seven shovels, one for each monk.
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Using shovels and backhoes, emergency workers dug through the debris and mud, perilous labor on smoldering terrain still hot enough to melt shoe soles a day after the volcano exploded in a hail of ash, smoke and molten rock.
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In the face of local authorities' indifference, they armed themselves with shovels and ice picks and began scouting the Sinaloan mountains for clandestine burial pits in the hopes of identifying the discovered human remains as one of their own.
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After native French soldiers took their guns and handed them shovels, they had to overcome the racism of their allies before being allowed to achieve glory in battle — only to see themselves erased from history in the story's epilogue.
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ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - An Ethiopian court has charged 23 South Sudanese refugees with carrying out the "gruesome" murder of 10 Ethiopian civilians using sticks and shovels at a refugee camp in the western part of the country last April.
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MANILA (Reuters) - Philippine rescuers worked with bare hands and shovels to try to free 23 people trapped under earth and rubble on Wednesday, after Typhoon Yutu dumped heavy rains on the northern mountainous region, triggering floods and deadly landslides.
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Wearing white gloves and a gray rain jacket — but no hard hat — Mr. Cuomo descended onto the subway tracks and followed more than a dozen workers in orange fluorescent vests as they cleaned the tracks with shovels and vacuums.
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The Islanders finally removed all doubt about their move to Belmont Park, putting shovels into the ground on Monday, almost two years after vowing to return full time to Long Island with a new arena on the racetrack grounds.
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The Kienholzes are much more inventive in other works that lack the chaser of fury, such as "The nativity" (1961) that uses the most ordinary materials like shovels, plant hangers, lamps, and emergency lights to make a convincing Christmas scene.
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Lauren Rathbone, the manager of a hardware store in Durham, North Carolina, estimated the store sold nearly 7 tons of ice melt in 50- and 10-pound bags, along with hundreds of shovels — not to mention a number of sleds.
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Why you'll love it: If you prefer short-handled shovels, or are working in tight quarters in a flowerbed, you'll appreciate the sturdy construction, D-shaped handle for easy gripping, and compact size of the Bond Mini D-Handle Shovel.
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Pros: Strong steel construction, D-shaped handle is easy to grip, reasonable price, easy to fit in your car's trunk Cons: Short-handled shovels can be hard on your back Buy the Bond Mini D-Handle Shovel on Amazon for $15.99
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Growing the stuff is mostly the preserve of the Canadians, but U.S. businesses are springing up to develop products and metaphorical picks and shovels, ranging from non-alcoholic marijuana beer to high-tech rolling machines and synthetic cannabinoids grown from yeast.
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And they aren't alone: A few other white Southern groups, like the country-folk duo Shovels & Rope and the soul revivalists St. Paul & the Broken Bones, have started releasing overtly political music that stands with movements like Black Lives Matter.
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" To test out the LIDAR technique, researchers from the University of Tennessee and the Oak Ridge National Laboratory hand dug graves using shovels and pickaxes in a secure research field owned by the university—also known as "the body farm.
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Artists like Jason Isbell, the Drive-By Truckers, and Shovels and Rope have all, within the last year or so specifically, released albums whose central thesis seems to be reckoning either with personal privilege or the violence being perpetuated throughout society.
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Like Ellie Ga's spookily taciturn gelatin silver print, Remainder (2010), portraying four shovels standing in a grey, horizonless expanse of snow, Kendler's Underground Library and Brooks' Field Observations manifest an almost archaeological interest in the objects that humans leave behind.
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On Friday, March 2408, Matthews, along with Scott County Coroner John Goble, Fayette County Coroner Gary Ginn, staff from both offices and the Kentucky State Police went to the cemetery about a mile south of Georgetown with a backhoe and shovels.
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Supported by aircraft dropping water and fire retardant — ranging from helicopters to a Boeing 747 tanker — fire crews used bulldozers, chain saws and shovels to clear trees and brush, hoping to create fire breaks and starve the blazes of fuel.
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CHAPARHAR, Afghanistan — There was no military curfew in the villages, but, as a precaution, the farmers still informed the local police outpost that they would be in their fields before dawn, with lanterns and shovels, to channel water to their crops.
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The sanctions have been enforced so vigorously that aid groups have said that it has become nearly impossible to transfer cash for their daily operations in the North, or even take any metal objects, like shovels and water pumps, there.
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When it comes to the former, at least, Robert (Yank) Smith (the stupendous Bobby Cannavale), a tough-talking, anti-intellectualizing stoker, who shovels coal in the boiler room of a ship heading for New York, feels that he has some control.
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EAT AND REPEAT When the cheese is bubbly and browning on top, everybody uses the plastic scrapers that come with the machine to scoop the melted cheese out of their shovels and over the potatoes, meat, and veg on their plates.
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It wants to spend billions of dollars over the next few years, including around $1.3 billion this year, to buy equipment and expand mines, where workers often use shovels and picks to dig for coal underground, one of the officials said.
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"By their very definition, mascots are people or things (or bears!) that symbolize something greater than it," the Boston Yeti, a man named John Campopiano who dresses like the mythical beast and famously shovels snow in his hometown, writes over email.
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Here's an example: Never in a million years would I have guessed that Dr. Jacoby was buying up all of those shovels and coating them in gold paint to sell them to those who watch his offbeat conspiracy-mongering show.
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When Akio tells his dad over dinner that he bought a new keyboard, his father quickly shovels food into his mouth and runs to the living room, excited at the prospect of finally being able to chat with his new online friends.
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Two men were waiting, leaning on their shovels in the nearby graveyard, and within minutes had returned the clay to where they had dug it from, making a little mound, the coffin gone forever and with it Arthur, all of it a mockery.
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When the small- and mid-cap tech stocks started to break down in very late '99 and early 2000, investors moved more of their money into stocks such as Cisco and Microsoft, the sellers of the "picks and shovels" of the internet.
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Notebook Several years ago, when I was working as a reporter based in Haiti, I came upon a group of older Christian missionaries in the mountains above Port-au-Prince, struggling with heavy shovels to stir a pile of cement and sand.
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He speaks in vague platitudes, he shovels lettuce into his mouth with his bare hands at meetings, he lives in a surprisingly modest house, he wears a uniform of an unkempt beard, hoodie, and jeans, but of course, he's hiding something sinister.
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The home-supply chain Lowe's is redistributing products such as pellet fuel, firewood, rock salt and snow shovels from distribution centers in warmer parts of the country to warehouses and stores in the Northeast, said Jennifer Popis, a spokeswoman for the company.
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The US has sent dozens of managers to Australia already, but this team is thought to be the first that puts shovels in the ground to dig fire breaks, starts back fires with drip torch cans, and hikes dusty miles in rough terrain.
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In a photograph of the visit posted to the Twitter account of acting U.S. ambassador to South Korea, Marc Knapper, North Korean workers could be seen using shovels to dig a deep trench on the North Korean side of the line as soldiers stood guard.
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Emergency personnel in Mexico City, a metropolitan region of about 20 million people, searched frantically with picks and shovels for survivors beneath the rubble of what the sprawling city's mayor calculated to be as many as 44 collapsed buildings, including at least one primary school.
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He kept going and drove me way out into the country, and I don't quite remember what happened in the car, but then he proceeded to get out of the car, and from the trunk of the car, he took out shovels and digging instruments.
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" Primo Levi, too, took note of the camp's hall-of-mirrors quality, describing it as "a world turned upside down, where fair is foul and foul is fair, where professors have to use shovels, murderers are supervisors and hospitals are places where people are killed.
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Last year, when NBC News was allowed to visit the resort, it discovered that thousands of North Koreans, including children who appeared to be as young as 11, had to brave the cold to clear the road to the resort with pickaxes and wooden shovels.
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Various histories of the golf course have related that the small pot bunkers were built by workers with shovels who heaped the unearthed dirt toward the front of the cavity they were creating — meaning the point between the newly dug bunker and the green.
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For much of Sunday afternoon, an excavator was flattening the dusty area as men with shovels and pickaxes dug graves — four rows of 20 or so, packed so close that if the dead could stretch out their arms, they would touch those next to them.
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In a video for his YouTube show, Man of the People with Pat Tomasulo, Tomasulo picks up buckets of the pickled vegetable topping from the Vienna Beef store, plops them into a wheelbarrow, and shovels the squishy vegetal mixture into potholes in a Chicago road.
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Accompanied by their 33-year-old son, Mattias, as well as ceramics students, architects, professors and community members, they lead clay scouting expeditions, shovels and buckets at the ready, pinpointing, say, a patch behind a Subway shop in Texas or a Juarez brick factory.
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The whir of choppers and the buzz of chain saws were all that was heard on Monday near the mining town of Itogon as workers looking for bodies dug through the mud using shovels and their bare hands — the ground too wet for heavy machinery.
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The president of the San Pablito market, Germán Galicia Cortes, listed all the measures taken to ensure shoppers the best, and most secure, experience in San Pablito: fire extinguishers, water, sand, picks and shovels as well as personnel trained to respond to any emergency.
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Unless a victim is with others, and those others brought shovels and probes, which give them 220 minutes to dig the victim out (after which the chance of survival declines by 22019 percent), the victim probably wants death to happen as quickly as possible.
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From the early scenes of a mysterious, empty glass box being monitored in a New York loft to the painful sequence where Dr. Jacoby spray-paints shovels one… by one… by one, these episodes don't have the rhythm and pop that made the original series work.
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An example of what this money is being spent on can be found about an hour's drive east from Kago-Bandoro, where a group of villagers in orange high-visibility vests and red hard hats swing pickaxes and shovels as they repair a stretch of dirt road.
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Behavior in Madagascar is governed by thousands of cultural taboos, or fady (pronounced FAH-dee), many of which involve food (don't eat goat or eel), days of the week (no funerals or farming on Tuesday) and objects (don't use shovels with firm handles to bury the dead).
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Sectors: Green constructionAnnual salary: $47,810O*NET description: Operate one or several types of power construction equipment, such as motor graders, bulldozers, scrapers, compressors, pumps, derricks, shovels, tractors, or front-end loaders to excavate, move, and grade earth, erect structures, or pour concrete or other hard surface pavement.
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"It's kids in the sandbox hitting each other with shovels," says Marie Kasperek, an expert on transatlantic business at the Atlantic Council, a think tank in Washington, DC. All of which brings us to Tuesday morning, and President Donald Trump's seemingly out-of-the-blue tweet.
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At the Debrecen race, 18 two-man teams used shovels, rakes, axes, and pickaxes to dig graves two-feet-seven-inches wide, six-feet-six-inches long, and five-feet-three-inches deep, all while being judged for speed and how the resulting mounds of dirt looked.
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Washington (CNN)The top enlisted leader in the US military has issued a stark and graphic warning to all remaining ISIS fighters: Surrender or face a violent death at the hands of coalition forces, who will carry out the task using anything from bombs to entrenchment shovels.
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Many auction items await their fate inside a cavernous warehouse in Middle Village, Queens — like the city's version of an Amazon warehouse — which also stockpiles office and emergency supplies — bottled water, printer paper, toilet paper, snow shovels, rock salt, and electric blankets — to deliver to city agencies.
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We can laugh with Kate McKinnon as she shovels Chinese noodles into her mouth; lie down with lions with the big-cat trainer at Ringling Brothers & Barnum and Bailey Circus; leap with dancers like Mikhail Baryshnikov and Misty Copeland; or groove to the rapping of Joey Badass.
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If it is approved this year, Miami Beckham United — the team's working title — will become the league's 2500th club as M.L.S. rushes to expand to 28 teams by 2020, and shovels and excavators will soon begin digging on the site in Overtown, a former county truck depot.
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Wearing white gloves to grip their shovels, the leaders moved soil from the others' territory: Kim's came from a mountain on the southern island of Jeju, while Moon used earth from Mount Paektu in the north, before each leader watered the tree with water from the others' territory.
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This time the Berlin-based company builder (to use the preferred terminology) is investing and betting on the underlying regulatory and financial technology infrastructure — the picks 'n' shovels, if you will — in the form of solarisBank, a fully licensed digital bank designed to power an array of fintech services.
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Keynes wrote that even burying money in the ground would grow the economy by, among other things, leading to the hiring of workers to dig for dollars, as well as increasing capital investment in such things as shovels and other tools necessary to look for the buried treasure.
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A writer for Tablet Magazine and a former parenting columnist for The Forward, Ingall starts by acknowledging that the popular image of a Jewish mother is typically something more cringeworthy than complimentary: She's the clingy, kvetchy horror who douses her offspring in guilt and shovels kugel down their gullets.
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Popular Mechanics drew up a list of 70 tools everyone should own, and if I have quibbles (that's a lot of shovels), it's still a good list to read against whatever your loved one's got in the shop or packed in a closet, if you're still looking for gifts.
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A poll in 2015 found that 30% of Northern Irish would be in favour—and when respondents were told that it would mean higher taxes (a near certainty, as Ireland could not afford the £10bn of subsidies that Britain shovels to Northern Ireland each year), the figure dropped to 11%.
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"This part of it is easy," Mr. Weise said under the shade of a white tent here recently, gesturing toward the row of shovels that were about to break ground on what will be the latest in a recent string of new hotels near the freeway in and around Avondale.
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Beach buckets and shovels, toys, boogie boards, and bikes are all available for guests' use, and the hotel is well-located close to local attractions such as the San Diego Zoo, Torrey Pines State Beach, Belmont Park, Crystal Pier, and is just eight miles north of San Diego's International Airport.
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On her 2016 album "Resistor," she joined contemporary indie with moody 7183s country, and now she is touring in support of a new album of acoustic duets called "Plays Well With Others" (out on Friday) with artists such as John Paul White (the Civil Wars), Shovels & Rope and Rodney Crowell.
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"I Know," the first song on the album, is a playful call out to the friends biting Shovels and Rope's sound, while "Mourning Song," a gorgeous story of a woman learning to live alone after her husband passes away, speaks to the longevity and power of a certain kind of love.
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"To the thousands of people raising money for a wall ... I'm raising money to supply tunnel builders with shovels ... I'm sure we won't need the $22019,000,000 but in all reality who gives a shit ... let's see how much I can raise," Rigo Torres, the creator behind the campaign, wrote on the crowdfunding page.
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Waiting for the first real snow of winter is an annual exercise in anticipation and dread, with the accompanying hallmarks invariably falling into place: breathless headlines, familiar checkout line chatter, readying the shovels and snowblowers, restocking the cocoa, bracing for traffic tie-ups and rail delays — or perhaps doing nothing at all.
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" Also, believe it or not, they have politics: "Welfare Line" describes white people, "American Remains" shovels a foreclosure on top of a drought, and a crucial cameo from Johnny Rodriguez extracts every ounce of outrage from the Woody Guthrie classic properly entitled as it is here: "Deportee (Plane Wreck at Los Gatos).
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The rest of the nation watches, glued to their screens, as the ships sail, and as heavy equipment followed by semi-trucks embark on the most ambitious, accelerated highway building since the Alaska Highway in 1942.33 Here in Portland, without power or signal, we watch nothing, instead picking up shovels to do what we can.
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At the groundbreaking ceremony for the Shanghai resort in April 2011, Mr. Iger and Thomas O. Staggs, then Disney's theme park chief, posed for a clichéd photo: Holding shovels, the Disney executives stood alongside two of Shanghai's most powerful leaders, Han Zheng and Mr. Yu, and ceremoniously scooped up loose dirt from an indoor stage.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.Judging by the clothes I have on in the memory (jeans with legs as wide as salt shovels and an adult-large System Of A Down hoodie), I must have been 12 when I watched three boys I'd never seen before kick the shit out of my friends.
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Trump's election opened the field for a parallel play among liberals, spurring the rise of the "Resistance grifter" — a type of social-media personality who shovels forth alarmist news and wild speculation about the president's perfidy, posing as a lonely hero standing against it and raking in donations or subscription money along the way.
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"On the day, we didn't realize how we were going to get it (into the sea) then all of a sudden, hundreds of people turned up and they began pushing this thing, digging the sand with their own hands - not with shovels, but their own hands - to try and push this vessel into the sea," Charkawi said.
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Here are the best garden shovels and spades you can buy:Best shovel overall: Fiskars Long-Handle Round-Point Steel Digging ShovelBest short garden shovel: Bond Mini D-Handle ShovelBest garden spade: Fiskars D-Handle Garden SpadeBest garden scoop: Ames D-Handle Aluminum ScoopBest garden trowel: Wilcox All Pro 14-Inch TrowelUpdated on 04/26/2019 by Les Shu: Updated pricing, links, and formatting.
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The New York skateshop slash beyond-iconic fashion brand has released a preview of its fall/winter 2017 line, and buried among the logo-stamped hair clippers, collapsible shovels, snow sleds, inflatable blimps, and Fender Stratocasters are must-have kitchen items for the Millennial who craves to express his or her individuality with those recognizable white italic letters in a red box.
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"Compression Line" had its first incarnation in 1968, at El Mirage Dry Lake Bed, in the Mojave: an open-topped sixteen-foot-long plywood trapezoid that Heizer and Hank Lee buried in a pit and, using shovels, packed with dirt on either side, until the pressure forced the midpoints to cave in, leaving two triangular voids kissing at their tips.
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When I visit Tokyo's legendary Tsukiji market at 11 AM on a Saturday, the frenzy that had kicked off at its daily 2 AM standard was petering out—vendors were propped up smoking or napping against stacks of empty crates, trucks drove past with shovels full of sea creature carcasses, and fish heads the size of small dining tables lay discarded by stainless steel prep counters.
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A Florida man launched a GoFundMe campaign to raise money to buy shovels for people planning to build tunnels under President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's proposed border wall, according to a local ABC station.
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We want to hear from you if you shoot films with your iPhone; see sculptures in shovels; choreograph dances for Instagram; carve objects by hand; manipulate your body as a canvas; acknowledge your gender as a platform; see new worlds in code; find possibility out of trash; use the lens as a mirror; consider data a medium; write memes as poetry; formulate campaigns out of GIFs.
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Several photographs taken by the Vietnamese and now on display at Tuol Sleng show the grisly scenes they discovered in former classrooms-turned-torture chambers: bodies manacled hand and foot to metal beds; heads battered into pulps with a variety of implements including iron bars, axes, shovels and garden hoes; floors stained by pools of blood and littered with torture instruments such as whips, bamboo sticks and lengths of electric wire.
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The gantlet of environmental and community reviews that seems to slow progress today was created in part so there wouldn't be another Robert Moses, who demolished first and asked questions later, if he asked at all; who put shovels in the ground before worrying about where the money would come from, since he knew that even balky legislators could not allow a half-finished bridge to stay that way.
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Instead of using trucks with enormous ice saws, they resort to pickaxes and shovels to cut through the ice or ground, says Jan Freedman, curator of natural history at Plymouth City Museum and Art Gallery in the UK. Instead of using helicopters or giant trucks to take carcasses from the field to the lab, they use "sleighs pulled along by a jeep, or often pulled by Huskies," Freedman writes in an email to The Verge.
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How to choose the right shovelHere are the best snow shovels you can buy:Best snow shovel overall: DMOS Alpha 2 ShovelBest ergonomic snow shovel: Snow Joe Shovelution Snow Shovel Best electric snow shovel: Toro Power Shovel Electric Snow ThrowerBest small snow shovel: AAA Aluminum Sport Utility ShovelBest classic snow shovel: Suncast Snow Pusher Snow ShovelBest snow pusher: Manplow REV42 Revolution Snow PusherUpdated on 12/4/2019 by Les Shu: Updated pricing, links, and formatting.
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Here are the best garden shovels and spades you can buy:Best shovel overall:Fiskars Long-Handle Round-Point Steel Digging ShovelBest short garden shovel:Bond Mini D-Handle ShovelBest garden spade:Fiskars D-Handle Garden SpadeBest garden scoop:Ames D-Handle Aluminum ScoopBest garden trowel:Wilcox All Pro 14-Inch TrowelThe best rakes you can buyIt's fall, and for many people, that means it's time to break out the trusty old garden rake to take care of all those falling leaves.
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Goldblatt is an unerring portrait photographer, but he is also a master of absence, able to materialise the invisible subject by photographing the tools and spaces associated with labour, even when there is no worker in sight: a pile of miners' shovels or a black maidservant's quarters in a prosperous northern suburb, monastically tidy, with a flattened cardboard box for a mat and a copy of a newspaper announcing that the Apollo 11 mission is on its way back from the Moon.
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Joined by Melania Trump, the foursome used golden shovels to plant a European Sessile oak tree on the South Lawn that had been plucked from the Belleau Woods, northeast of Paris, where 9,000 American troops lost their lives during World War I. They departed soon after aboard a helicopter to Mount Vernon, the riverfront estate of George Washington, for a private dinner of lemon-ricotta agnolotti with citrus butter, salad, ballotine of Dover sole with lemon curd and heirloom asparagus, and chocolate soufflé with cherry vanilla ice cream.
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