Apart from the major rail yards, Jacksonville and Tampa also have intermodal terminals, transfer terminals for bulk goods, and auto distribution terminals.
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There are some 30,000 EZ-Link terminals across the island, competing with Visa and MasterCard's contactless terminals.
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Layout: Three domestic terminals, including recently renovated Terminals 2 and 3, are laid out in a semicircle.
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Children's play areas known as Aquafina Junior Flyer's Club are located in Terminals A and B. XpresSpa offers spa services in Terminals A, B, D and E. Terminals A and B have nursing rooms.
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All the port's terminals were operating on Saturday, and ships began to unload cargo at terminals, the source said.
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On the European continent there are now 85033 LNG import terminals, with 22 more terminals planned or under consideration.
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HES is one of the largest diversified port terminals businesses in Europe with 18 dry and liquid bulk terminals.
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This currently only affects travelers coming from terminals A and C, but will impact all terminals by next week.
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Under Kennedy's operating model, management of just about everything that happens inside the six terminals is left to the tenants, either airlines that have their own terminals or companies that manage terminals occupied by several airlines.
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Four U.S. export terminals are under construction, but 30 applications for additional terminals are pending before the Department of Energy.
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Lawyers for Hanjin and Total Terminals, which operates container terminals at the ports of Seattle and Long Beach, California, countered the sale must be concluded to raise proceeds and because Total Terminals is on the brink of bankruptcy.
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"All bulk terminals (mineral mining commodities) will be closed," a note from Transnet Port Terminals read, according to a shipping agent.
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"Our interest is to build and operate the terminals, to offer rail services and (access to) the terminals," Garcia de Quevedo said.
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The lack of big export terminals has depressed natural gas prices in Canada, while U.S. producers benefit from terminals along the Gulf Coast.
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The airport said Terminals 1, 4, 6, 7 and 8 were affected, and video showed people sprinting down hallways and out of terminals.
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As with the existing central terminal, Delta's terminals — known as Terminals C and D — will remain fully operational while their replacement is built.
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At the Spanish port of Algeciras, operations at one of two terminals run by APM Terminals has been down since Tuesday, a spokeswoman said.
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Maersk's port operator APM Terminals said on Sunday all terminals had resumed operations and said it would continue to increase productivity and available services.
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Older terminals used magnetic strip readers, not magnetic secure transmission, which is recent technology that allows Samsung Pay to work with older payment terminals.
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"There will be two types of terminals: the ground station segment to build, and the portable terminals the soldiers carry with them," Lieut.-Col.
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Right now, about half of the terminals located across various locations feature tablets rather than the more basic terminals with physical buttons on them.
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WHEELER: Well, hopefully it would provide more direction to the states on looking at export terminals, LNG terminals, also some of the pipelines as well.
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Samsung Pay has been relatively successful as a mobile payments system thanks to its ability to work with both NFC terminals and traditional magnetic terminals.
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Below are the details of terminals and storage tanks attached to China's LNG terminals, according to China Petroleum and Petrochemical Engineering Institute and industry sources.
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The walkout affects several terminals, including Port Newark and terminals in Elizabeth and Bayonne, New Jersey, and the New York City borough of Staten Island.
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Maersk's port operator APM Terminals said on Sunday that all terminals had resumed operations and that it would continue to increase productivity and available services.
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The note said the multi-purpose terminals of East London, Saldanha, Port Elizabeth and Maydon Wharf would be closed, as well as all automotive terminals.
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Announce commencement of tender offer for world point terminals, lp's common units * World point terminals lp- initial scheduled expiration time of offer is 11:59 pm new york city time, on june 29, unless offer is extended * World point terminals lp -world point terminals, inc commenced tender offer to purchase all common units of partnership at $17.30 per unit Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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The way it will work is that merchants who use Verifone Commerce Platform credit card terminals can download an application called Verifone Points Redemption into those terminals.
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Cosco Pacific owns stakes in terminals at the Suez Canal and Antwerp in Belgium, while rival Merchants Holdings has interests in terminals in Malta, Morocco and France.
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It said it had decided to close all automotive terminals and multi-purpose terminals at the ports of East London, Saldanha, Port Elizabeth and Maydon Wharf in Durban.
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"Passengers are using private terminals off to the side of the regular commercial terminals and are not subject to commercial security, possibly even including temperature screenings," he said.
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"But there is no growth in the market, so what will happen is they will take away the containers from the existing terminals to the new terminals," he claimed.
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The company operated 13,775 terminals at the end of June and said it will speed up the roll-out of new terminals in the second half of the year.
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Transnet said it had taken a decision to close all automotive terminals and multi-purpose terminals at ports of East London, Saldanha, Port Elizabeth and Maydon Wharf in Durban.
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Dutch broadcaster RTV Rijnmond reported that 17 shipping container terminals run by APM Terminals had been hacked, including two in Rotterdam and 15 in other parts of the world.
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Usually, once terminals run out of their fuel supply, trucks that don't get their fill will head back to headquarters or seek fuel at other terminals, Steinhagen told CNBC.
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There are also only two LNG import terminals within the Three Seas bloc — in Poland and Lithuania — though Estonia, Croatia, Latvia and Romania also have plans to open LNG terminals.
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Graincorp, Australia's largest-listed grain handler, said in March it planned to sell GrainCorp Liquid Terminals Australia to ANZ Terminals for an enterprise value of A$350 million ($244 million).
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"All bulk terminals (mineral mining commodities) will be closed," a note from national port operator Transnet Port Terminals said, according to a shipping agent who asked not to be identified.
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The soybeans will be shipped mostly from terminals in the Pacific Northwest from January through March, with a smaller volume to be exported from U.S. Gulf Coast terminals, the traders said.
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JPMorgan Chase — The bank is considering replacing its Bloomberg terminals with Reuters software unless the bank can get a better deal on the terminals, according to the New York Post. Questions?
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Seventeen shipping container terminals run by APM Terminals have been hacked, including two in Rotterdam and 15 in other parts of the world, Dutch broadcaster RTV Rijnmond reported on Wednesday.
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"If you build new terminals and they have a high level of automation but you leave the current terminals with the workers, you leave them alone, there will be no problem," said Stam.
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One of these terminals will be established in Dubai next year near the area where Expo 2020 will take place, the group said, adding several rotorcraft terminals may be established in other geographies.
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PD search of terminals yields no confirm of shots fired.
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Five more terminals are expected to be online by 2020.
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However, the maker of payment terminals warned on 2017 guidance.
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Some are pipelines linking terminals to inland centers of demand.
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Travelers stranded at the airport terminals expressed confusion on Twitter.
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Five additional export terminals are expected to open by 2020.
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They can be used in indoor terminals and environmental zones.
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New liquefaction terminals would create jobs and revenue for Egypt.
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Abu Dhabi and Qatar plan to erect cavernous new terminals.
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But not at border crossings, and not at airport terminals.
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There are six dominant players managing terminals around the world.
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Our crumbling roads, rails and terminals are disadvantaging our businesses.
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There are Xpres Spas in Terminals 1, 4, and 7.
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MasterCard estimates this will cover some 30,000 contactless terminals islandwide.
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Public terminals that offer rapid charging can also be used.
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Interacting with objects of interest: computer terminals, doors, radios, etc.
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Juba has three terminals, but only one is in use.
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Container terminals were shut as a result of the strike.
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The modular plants allow terminals to grow with the market.
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Neither Maersk nor APM Terminals was immediately available for comment.
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Delta operates from two terminals at JFK: 2 and 4.
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Utilization rates of terminals in northwest Europe have risen sharply.
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India has four terminals receiving LNG on the West coast.
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SpaceX doesn't plan to buy user terminals made by others.
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Motiva did not immediately return inquiries about conditions at terminals.
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The most desperate seek refuge at airport terminals and ports.
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One of the terminals was ripped open on all sides.
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Unlike Pakistan's first two terminals where the government guaranteed to buy all the gas due to be imported, the subsequent terminals are going to be entirely private ventures with no government off-take guarantees.
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Under a lease approved by Los Angeles World Airports' Board of Airport Commissioners, the carrier will connect terminals 2 and 3 over the next seven years and relocate there from terminals 5 and 6.
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The one advantage Samsung Pay has is that it works with all contactless mobile payment terminals and older credit card terminals, meaning it will work in more places than Apple Pay and Android Pay.
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Meanwhile, agribusiness company Graincorp finished 11.2% higher and was the biggest percentage gainer on the benchmark after Australia's competition regulator approved the takeover of the company's domestic bulk liquids terminals business by ANZ Terminals.
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Meanwhile, Graincorp was the biggest percentage gainer on the benchmark, rising 7.5% after Australia's competition regulator gave the green light to the takeover of the company's domestic bulk liquids terminals business by ANZ Terminals.
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As governments reduce spending on infrastructure, private companies are moving into airports big and small, paying for private terminals with new types of services and teaming up with local agencies to renovate existing terminals.
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As a part of an ongoing portfolio review, agribusiness company Graincorp said in March it planned to sell GrainCorp Liquid Terminals Australia to ANZ Terminals for an enterprise value of A$350 million ($244 million).
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In corporate activity, agribusiness company Graincorp added 0.5 percent after it said it intended to sell its Australian bulk liquid terminals business to ANZ Terminals for an enterprise value of A$350 million ($248.89 million).
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PuntoRed installs its terminals primarily in small shops and supermarket franchises.
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I'd like to do anything that will help LNG, terminals, shipping.
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It is unclear if rail terminals would be affected by closures.
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FSRUs are cheaper and quicker to build than on-shore terminals.
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Juncker said Europe would build more terminals to handle the influx.
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However, the 14 infrastructure projects are not all LNG import terminals.
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Much of that has gone to storage terminals like Cushing, Oklahoma.
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The bulk of Iraq's oil is exported via the southern terminals.
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Heathrow Airport Holdings owns and runs all terminals at the airport.
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It has three terminals: a source, a drain, and a gate.
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Pyongyang has a very small but modern airport with two terminals.
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Big POS terminals are the boss; tablets aren't quite ready yet.
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The library has two dozen internet terminals and over 1000 videos.
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The company also controls pipeline networks and 48 oil product terminals.
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Instead, gamblers sat riveted in front of terminals, feeding in money.
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Citgo owns three refineries and a network of terminals and pipelines.
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Bengaluru airport said bus services to and from terminals were limited.
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In the last 16 months, it has shipped some 150,000 terminals.
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Es Sider and Ras Lanuf are two of Libya's largest terminals.
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Passengers will be directed to smoking areas outside of both terminals.
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Troves of customer data can be extracted from the terminals, too.
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The airport has three terminals, which are divided into six concourses.
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Samsung Pay, however, can be used on both types of terminals.
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Verifone supplies more than 29 million payment devices and terminals worldwide.
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Inside, banks of computer terminals were lined up across the walls.
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Hundreds of protesters gathered outside the terminals to demand their release.
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Loading terminals are needed to get the oil onto the trains.
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There are no terminals where they can just access the data.
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The Ramada Plaza, several miles from the terminals, closed in 217.
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We have also sanitized common areas in both airport terminals involved.
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Northwest Europe has other terminals, which until recently were little used.
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The domestic terminals, he noted, did not experience the same delays.
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The combined import capacity of both terminals is roughly 3 mtpa.
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The history of fixed odds betting terminals is under less dispute.
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One of the airport's other terminals is named after former Sen.
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Layout: In the midst of a multibillion-dollar renovation to update and better link all terminals, LAX has nine terminals including the new Tom Bradley International Terminal (1, 2, 6, 7 and 8 are undergoing construction).
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Occupancy mainly dropped at oil hub terminals and Vopak said it would take 6 to 12 months to see whether it could get a good price for its petroleum terminals in Algeciras, Amsterdam, Hamburg and Tallinn.
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The building of two new highly automated terminals has been controversial [link in Dutch], leading the union to believe that older terminals will be shut down, and it has been holding talks on strike action for months.
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You might need to experiment a bit, since different terminals put the NFC antenna in different locations, but this will get easier with time as you learn what position works for the payment terminals you commonly use.
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He worked overnights at the airport cleaning the terminals, carpet and restrooms.
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Protesters flocked to one of the airport's terminals in a spontaneous protest.
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Not only have we built pipelines, but we built more export terminals.
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Its maritime facilities include two cargo terminals and a cruise ship pier.
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Wendy's — Wendy's discovered a second case of malware at its payment terminals.
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She was seen arriving at the airport and scouting out passenger terminals.
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Goods started piling up in ports, frustrating importers, truckers and port terminals.
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UL of South Africa, Dutch-based APM Terminals and China's Sinohydro Consortium.
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A main roadway to the airport was impassable, stranding passengers in terminals.
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Firms have invested in labour-saving technologies, such as Torikizoku's touchscreen terminals.
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Today the only people in its terminals are those with hard hats.
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Brazil has about 13 state-owned ports and 180 privately-held terminals.
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The terminals have capacity to handle almost 6 million tonnes of grains.
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It made personal computers into terminals all powered by a central hub.
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Additional fire-fighting staff arrived on site on Tuesday, Intercontinental Terminals said.
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Juncker said the EU would build more terminals to handle America's LNG.
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Several reloads were offered from north-west European terminals to Asian buyers.
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"Supplying terminals is not the solution over the long run", Magalhaes said.
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Terminals are almost full, we have much product and are moving it.
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Some infrastructure, including at key oil export terminals, has been badly damaged.
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Please do share your anecdotes of terrible terminals or awful airstrips below.
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Flights were delayed to give passengers time to re-enter the terminals.
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The local chain Peet's Coffee & Tea can be found in all terminals.
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Iraq also increased supply as exports rose from the country's southern terminals.
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Kinder Morgan, which operates pipelines and terminals, also spoke at the hearing.
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Terminals on the South Carolina and Georgia coasts have also been shut.
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The company has been blocked from some export terminals over unpaid bills.
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The Atlanta airport has 36 Oasis bottle-filling stations in its terminals.
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To tromp through the terminals, I like a comfy pair of shoes.
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Everyone I know that's flying right now, terminals are pretty much dead.
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St. Lewis took a job repairing on-track betting terminals for AmTote.
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Some commercial terminals are charging farmers to just drop off their soybeans.
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They are active observers, much like the trade overseers seated at terminals.
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Cargo shipments are slowing at ports and airfreight terminals around the world.
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Even private terminals, the oil piers, oil installation areas have been checked.
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The cause of the fire at Intercontinental Terminals Company is under investigation.
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Using terminals alone made the trip much quicker, according to his model.
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Since then, Benjamin finds himself hurrying through airport terminals and security checks.
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Iraq exported slightly less crude from its southern terminals, the survey found.
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Financial services professionals get real-time news and data on Bloomberg terminals.
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According to Johnson, a number of pipelines and terminals are under construction.
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He got a job in Los Angeles selling computer terminals to stockbrokers.
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Location data shows the paths of taxiing aircraft and passengers in terminals.
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American airport terminals are routinely operating at, and sometimes even past, capacity.
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Demand for LNG is there - it is expected almost to double to 1103 million tonnes a year (mtpa) by 2030, leaving room for plenty more export terminals despite an influx of fresh supply from new, mostly U.S., terminals.
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The PFG, which protects Libya's oil terminals and fields, has blockaded the major eastern terminals of Ras Lanuf, Es Sider and Zueitina for months, and promises earlier this year to reopen them have so far come to nothing.
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A company consists of nine drones and a number of ground-support equipment: five ground control stations, six ground data terminals, one mobile ground control station, three satellite ground data terminals, an automated takeoff and landing system more.
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To boost its capacity to ship grain after losing access to Baltic ports, Russia embarked on projects to build new terminals in the Black, Caspian and Azov seas and modernize grain terminals such as the Novorossiysk Grain Plant.
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United Airlines is spending just over $500 million to renovate its terminals at LAX, while Delta recently moved its terminals at the nation's second-busiest airport and is undergoing a nearly $2 billion multiyear upgrade of its facilities.
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Tornqvist sold several key Russian loading terminals, paid Timchenko about $1 billion for his stake and embarked on a global expansion with the acquisition of refineries and terminals while beefing up offices in Europe, South America and Asia.
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Those companies include Dominion Resources Inc, Kinder Morgan Inc, Sempra Energy and Freeport LNG, which are building LNG export terminals, and Exxon Mobil Corp, Veresen Inc, Venture Global LNG and Tellurian Inc, which hope to build new export terminals.
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It said the Orlando and Tampa products terminals and their associated truck racks, the Central Florida Pipeline (CFPL), Elba Island LNG Terminal, the Plantation Pipe Line system, and other terminals in Alabama, Georgia and South Carolina are fully operational.
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Both Lukoil and Gazprom Neft have their own exporting terminals in the Arctic.
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The terminals will operate as cash-in/cash-out points for SDT tokens.
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Juncker said the European Union would build more terminals to import U.S. LNG.
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Many sidewalks in New York now feature Link NYC terminals for phone charging.
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The airport has four terminals and serves more than 73,000 travelers every day.
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Work was ongoing in the terminals to ensure there were no safety risks.
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Stolthaven Terminals also reported improved results, from higher utilisation and cost-saving initiatives.
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Brazil has about 37 state-owned ports and 180 privately-held marine terminals.
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Ford also opens terminals in each of the autonomous vehicle test program cities.
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The terminals have long-term contracts with Brazilian logistics company Rumo (RAIL3.SA).
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Wildstein also informed Cedrick Fulton, Port Authority director of Tunnels, Bridges and Terminals.
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Reuters provides news on F&R products, including Eikon terminals, its largest customer.
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Kinder Morgan Liquid Terminals is a unit of Houston-based Kinder Morgan Inc.
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Libya's National Oil Corporation (NOC) declared force majeure on loadings from both terminals.
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The NOC said it had evacuated staff from both terminals "for their safety".
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Idaho rejected a measure that would allow instant horse racing video terminals. Gov.
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TUNIS (Reuters) - The attacks against Libya's biggest oil terminals were lethal and sustained.
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Those old clunky payment terminals at retail checkout lines are getting a reboot.
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It seized a several crude cargoes and fuel terminals, further disrupting Venezuelan exports.
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INTERCONTINENTAL TERMINALS EVALUATING WHAT SPARKED LATEST BLAZE TWO DAYS AFTER FIRST EXTINGUISHED -SPOKESMAN
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We have conducted a market trial for connected bus terminals in New Zealand.
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Over the next seven years the government plans to build another 270 terminals.
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Two APM terminals in Rotterdam, Europe's busiest port, are still out of commission.
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The terminals are self-explanatory, and customers can use them without breaking stride.
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Headlines - Treasury backs reduced 103 pound stake for fixed-odds betting terminals on.ft.
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I used it both online and in person with contactless terminals. It…works.
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Our aim is to minimize any possible disruption by utilizing these other terminals.
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The new payment terminals had to be certified and tested per strict requirements.
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Pipeline connections to Western Europe, which has more LNG terminals, are also limited.
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Connection times at larger airports vary by route and the location of terminals.
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Bloomberg terminals were also showing incorrect data, according to a Dow Jones report.
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Layout: Four remote terminals, A through D, handle domestic traffic at La Guardia.
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Connectivity: The airport offers 30 minutes of free Wi-Fi throughout its terminals.
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Additional screening checkpoints have been added to Terminals 21 and 23, relieving congestion.
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Many spilled into corridors like the places that serve food in airport terminals.
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Banks say that retailers waited till the last minute to update their terminals.
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New ground-based computer terminals enhance mission-planning and post-mission data analysis.
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Bangladesh is also looking to add two additional floating LNG terminals next year.
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In another room, the production staff are seated at ranks of computer terminals.
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Thousands were stranded in dark terminals and on planes sitting on the tarmac.
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Background music often plays in the spaces between — waiting areas, transport terminals, elevators.
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The effect can be seen at ports and airfreight terminals around the world.
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Every day, an average of about 17913,000 people pass through our four terminals.
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The terminals could be used at any store, not just Amazon-owned ones.
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Refinitiv, which includes the Eikon terminals, has proved to be a hot commodity.
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The Intercontinental Terminals Company said increased levels of benzene were detected early Thursday.
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Mississippi River locks move grain from many states to export terminals in Louisiana.
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Last year his forces seized control of several of Libya's major oil terminals.
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Betting shops are allowed no more than four such terminals in each outlet.
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Plenty of stores are equipped with cashless terminals that accept tap-to-pay cards.
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Terminals conceived for importing liquefied natural gas have now been overhauled to allow exports.
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SpaceX will also be testing satellite communications on mobile vans equipped with receiving terminals.
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Today, that airport has security checks to enter the public areas of its terminals.
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Like many other airports, Atlanta has a mini subway to take you between terminals.
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New terminals could lead to an increase of American LNG exported to the continent.
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Florida law, by contrast, prohibits them inside airport terminals, unless they're encased for shipment.
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As anyone who has traveled lately knows, airport terminals are bursting at the seams.
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Tiny changes are cause for excitement, like new detachable power and phono cable terminals.
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ET Monday that all terminals had been searched and cleared, with no shots fired.
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Thomson Reuters provides data analysis to traders around the world, competing with Bloomberg's terminals.
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No one knows who is open, who is working or what terminals are functioning.
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Kinder Morgan owns and controls oil and gas pipelines and terminals in North America.
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London has one solution: a new scheme that outfits performers with contactless payment terminals.
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Other operators then collect their containers by truck for loading at their own terminals.
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Even terminals perceived as a mature value play, like TCP, have seen resilient valuations.
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The prospective buyers are European end-users with their own importing terminals, he said.
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These firms dominate the market for customized equipment to develop jetties and container terminals.
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Moreover, the vast majority of blending occurs at common carrier third party pipeline terminals.
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At merchants' contactless terminals, wake the phone up and hold it over the reader.
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Some traders dislike the clunky terminals for their cumbersome interfaces and steep price tags.
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Chevron employs about 300 people in Hawaii at the refinery and product distribution terminals.
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Both are major terminals for exports of oil and oil products to world markets.
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Pakistan has two operational LNG terminals, one built by Engro, and several more planned.
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They positioned HappyOrNot terminals so that passengers could use them as they cleared security.
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"We had HappyOrNot terminals here in the building within two weeks," he told me.
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He said protesters would not block all of Rosario's terminals at the same time.
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There are plans to have five LNG terminals operational by the start of 2019.
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Ecuador needs capital to replace oil reserves, revitalize production and overhaul refineries and terminals.
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Right now PAL exclusively uses Terminal 2, one of the four terminals at NAIA.
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According to operators, the terminals are at about 75 percent to 80 percent capacity.
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They do make cool-ass adverts that are plastered all over airport terminals, though.
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The firm also proposed that an airport shuttle system would connect the two terminals.
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"One of the greatest railroad terminals ever built," he called it in the article.
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APM Terminals will begin to offer services such as weighing, repackaging and refrigerated storage.
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Still, private terminals require the same level of maintenance as their publicly owned counterparts.
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And with more ride-hailing vehicles on the roads outside terminals, there's more congestion.
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Oil producing centers, pipelines and export terminals around the country are vulnerable to attack.
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London's Heathrow Airport had about 78 million passengers walk through its terminals in 2017.
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The airport's main terminals are under maintenance, a Reuters reporter at the airport said.
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"I know Mike, I was a customer of his [for Bloomberg terminals]," he said.
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Moreover, the card didn't have a chip required at most point-of-sale terminals.
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One key question is whether SpaceX can develop user terminals that consumers can afford.
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Krebber expects final investment decisions for at least one, possibly two terminals this year.
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The heavy-handed police presence seen in video footage terrified passengers inside the terminals.
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Expansions of shipping terminals in the Corpus Christi, Texas, area, also lifted export capacity.
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This results in crowded airport terminals and an increase in the number of delays.
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"We are keeping our eyes on the U.S. and given the pretty big change that's ongoing in terms of exchanging the old swipe terminals for chip card terminals, it would make sense to make a move into the U.S.," De Geer told CNBC.
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CNPC's unit PetroChina operates three LNG import terminals with a combined annual capacity of 43.7 million cubic meters at Dalian in Liaoning province, Caofeidian in Hebei province and Rudong in Jiangsu, although on average these terminals operate at 40 percent of capacity.
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As an attorney, clients turned to Traylor "to support tens of billions of dollars' worth of projects at refineries, petrochemical and fertilizer plants, LNG export terminals, coal- and gas-fired power plants, coal mines, and bulk materials terminals," according to the firm's website.
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Platts Analytics expects that the six LNG export terminals currently under construction will be completed over the next five years, raising total U.S. LNG export capacity to 2628 Bcf/d, and that U.S. LNG export terminals will reach full utilization by 28503.
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And you need a lot of shafts to really make a difference at busier terminals.
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It then released software that ran on point-of-sale terminals to help physical stores.
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Paul International, have put together gift guides highlighting unique items for sale in their terminals.
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The engine block heater cord or the terminals may short circuit and fail, GM said.
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Operator of one of Piraeus's container terminals since 2009, COSCO has boosted the port's competitiveness.
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Businesses still need an original bill of lading to securely collect goods from port terminals.
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These terminals, or operations centers, are where the AV test fleet vehicles will be stored.
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Lightspeed and its customers will be able to customize Stripe's terminals with their own branding.
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Seven gas tankers are now crowded around Argentina's import terminals, live ship-tracking data shows.
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However, the situation is more complicated for those who do not have their own terminals.
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At Santos, Latin America's largest port, terminals normally used for sugar exports are handling grains.
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Pro-bono law clinics sprang up in airport terminals; massive spontaneous protests erupted outside them.
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The U.S. company got court orders temporarily seizing PDVSA's cargoes and terminals across the Caribbean.
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"In some parts of the world, truckers can wait hours outside our terminals," Pedersen said.
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He mentioned Torreon, Chihuahua, Mazatlan, Manzanillo and Guadalajara as potential locations for the new terminals.
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Tens of thousands of trucks would be turned away from comatose terminals across the globe.
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The Chicago system will connect terminals at O'Hare airport and in the city's Loop district.
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The company said its fuel terminals in the Houston region are open and supplying gasoline.
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Haftar also briefly lost control of the Ras Lanuf and Sidra oil terminals last year.
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CO) units at the terminals they operate at state-owned Jawaharlal Nehru Port Trust (JNPT).
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"Even Turkey [with a population of 80 million] has more terminals than India," Patel added.
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The firm has helped construct hospitals, stadiums, bridges, transit networks, schools, and offshore gas terminals.
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APM Terminals has 74 port facilities globally and last year handled nearly 40 million containers.
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Citgo owns three refineries and a network of terminals and pipelines in the United States.
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Most PoS terminals don't support NFC, a hardware requirement needed for Apple Pay to work.
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It has attacked Libyan oil terminals and ports, and raided towns ever closer to Tripoli.
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Athens-listed OPAP offers sports bets, lotteries and video-lottery terminals in Greece and Cyprus.
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New terminals are being built as far afield as Nigeria, Ivory Coast, Cameroon and Togo.
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Operators of other terminals in neighboring islands were monitoring the storm before making operational decisions.
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The export terminals at Es Sider and Ras Lanuf have been closed since December 2014.
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The two terminals had been closed since December 2014, after an attack on Es Sider.
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Maersk said operations at some APM Terminals' around the world, including Los Angeles, were affected.
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Miami International Airport closed one of its terminals over the weekend due to the shutdown.
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On a great blue screen he finds that his flight to Turin has changed terminals.
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Police evacuated the terminals and conducted a sweep with explosive-detection K-9 search units.
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But it does not exist on older payment terminals that read a card's magnetic strip.
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But that advantage may not last, as the number of near-field communication terminals grows.
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The SPR modernization plan also calls for work on terminals to take oil by ship.
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"In one case, the test team took control of the operators' terminals," the report said.
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It prescribed stand-alone terminals built and run by competing airlines encircling a traffic loop.
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As the conflict broadens, shipments are slowing at ports and airfreight terminals around the world.
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But the user terminals needed for UbiquitiLink are simply people's phones, which consumers already own.
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Backers of the agreement with Refinitiv, the owner of Eikon data terminals, are therefore confident.
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Baltic oil product terminals in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania are also brimming, industry sources said.
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The terminals were so empty, one traveler was spotted riding his bike through the airport.
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Customers already at the airports posted photos and videos of long lines and crowded terminals.
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Airports like Vancouver International have plants throughout terminals to create a more peaceful, serene environment.
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Only Terminals 1 and 4 at JFK are able to handle the superjumbo Airbus A380.
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DP World operates 48 marine terminals and 13 port developments in more than 30 countries.
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FERC makes permitting decisions on energy projects such as natural gas pipelines and export terminals.
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As a result payment terminals in the stores in Ukraine did not work on Tuesday.
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Passengers boarded planes through small doors at ground level, not enormous terminals and insulated walkways.
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Traders complain that Eikon terminals are clunky compared with those of the market leader, Bloomberg.
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That includes efforts to expand terminals, upgrade bathrooms, improve security checkpoints and reduce airport noise.
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And it applies to train stations, ferry terminals and cargo facilities in addition to airports.
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Despite this rapid capacity expansion, regulatory roadblocks are hampering the construction of even more terminals.
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Utility workers restored power to all terminals at the airport by midnight, the city said.
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Without it, Venezuela's gummy production cannot easily flow through pipelines to refineries and export terminals.
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In France, the government distributed more than a million such terminals, called Minitel, to citizens.
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That includes 4 main Aramco export terminals that hold roughly 2 weeks' worth of shipments.
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Also on Thursday, a federal court in Brazil's Espirito Santo state ordered the closing of the iron ore and coal terminals at Vale's Port of Tubarão, which moves about 35 percent of Vale's iron ore and is one of the world's largest iron ore terminals.
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It was the last of six proposed coal terminals in the Pacific Northwest that was denied approval by state regulators or the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers amid opposition from states and the Lummi Tribe, which argued that coal terminals interfered with their fishing rights.
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LNG exports from U.S. LNG terminals are returning to normal after loadings were delayed earlier this month when natural gas flows to terminals fell to their lowest level in almost a year due to maintenance work and a fog along the U.S. Gulf Coast.
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It is the last of six proposed coal terminals in the Pacific Northwest that have been denied approval by state regulators or the Army Corps of Engineers amid opposition from states and the Lummi Tribe, who argued that coal terminals interfered with their fishing rights.
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The deal also includes two refined products terminals in Georgia, and other assets, including customer contracts.
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Construction on the terminal, the smaller of two international terminals at LAX, began in May 2014.
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Why it matters: This would put the British bourse in direct competition with Bloomberg's terminals business.
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"Our ambition is to grow into the largest operator of LNG import terminals worldwide," said Jusius.
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The damaged segment is undergoing repairs, but deliveries are continuing to all regional terminals, Buckeye said.
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The oil terminals are critical to IS's goal of taking over Libya, experts told VICE News.
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The Commission said traders exchanged sensitive information and coordinated their activities in chatrooms on Bloomberg terminals.
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It has bulk freight transfer terminals in Birmingham and Montgomery and an intermodal terminal in Mobile.
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LAX is in the midst of a $14 billion revamp of its aging roads and terminals.
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Ports in Florida opened terminals "to cruise ships making unexpected ports of call," per Fox News.
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Infections have also been reported in more isolated devices like point-of-sale terminals and ATMs.
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The AirTrain is suspended between Federal Circle and all terminals, but bus service is being provided.
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If that happens, Paytm will also surpass the number of point of sale terminals across India.
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You're able to duck and dodge, find cover behind computer terminals, and charge at your enemies.
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Connect a wire between the two terminals, and the electrons will flow to the positive terminal.
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But the company has also faced challenges, including a data breach on its self-checkout terminals.
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The company is best known for payment terminals found at a large portion of retailers worldwide.
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It also has 15 storage locations to serve customers, and connects to more than 260 terminals.
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They keep adding new terminals and it is becoming increasingly complicated to build more parking lots.
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He also mocked the financial information terminals named after Mr. Bloomberg that made him his fortune.
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Last year, VTB turned into the largest operator of Russia's grain export terminals and other infrastructure.
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The airports and terminals where you can do an exchange are available on Samsung Australia's website.
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Bloomberg also created fake graphs with fake stock prices to display on terminals in the movie.
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The malware surreptitiously records credit and debit card information when customers swipe them through payment terminals.
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Today, he argues that with just 2.5 million terminals across the country, more progress is needed.
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That was the lowest amount of gas going to the LNG terminals since late February 2018.
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Andre Toet, chief executive of Sohar's port and freezone, acknowledged they were smaller than nearby terminals.
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Companies including Cenovus Energy and Imperial Oil ship crude from their own rail terminals in Alberta.
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The OPEC producer needs capital to replace oil reserves, revitalize production and overhaul refineries and terminals.
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That lets Samsung Pay work on older point-of-sale terminals by transmitting information via magnets.
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Island owns refined products distribution pipelines around terminals near Hilo, Honolulu, Kahului and Port Allen, Hawaii.
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The new central terminal will connect to the other two, eliminating the airport's "disconnected terminals" problem.
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The glitch affected outbound flights from its international terminal and one of its two domestic terminals.
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Armed police in terminals — both outside and inside — and police will be checking in strategic points.
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The export level dropped because of maintenance work carried out at loading terminals in early April.
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But some passengers reported they had to wait aboard planes or inside terminals for several hours.
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The map also misidentified two proposed terminals in Manhattan and failed to label an existing one.
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China National Offshore Oil Co is the leading operator of receiving terminals for liquefied natural gas.
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The source said proposals included ideas such as buying rail cars and investing in loading terminals.
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Shipping terminals Texas and around the Gulf Coast are building out infrastructure to handle larger tankers.
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At APM Terminals, where Mr. Duijzers works, a symphony of motion greets every arriving container ship.
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Buckeye's terminals in Puerto Rico have returned to normal, a spokesman told Reuters in an email.
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LNG terminals are also facing capacity bottlenecks and logistic constraints, energy information service Platts reported recently.
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On a recent afternoon, the Mette Maersk, a Danish-flagged behemoth, sat tethered at APM Terminals.
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Changi prides itself on its greenery, which includes plants throughout its terminals and five main gardens.
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Uncertainty about freight fees was leading to vast numbers of containers clogging warehouses at port terminals.
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Two terminals, Ras Lanuf and Es Sider, were shut by fighting involving the LNA last month.
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But screening passengers before they board airplanes and protecting airport terminals are two very different tasks.
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Nohl has previously exposed major security threats in phones, cars, payment terminals and data storage devices.
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Three more are slated to come online through 2019, and the existing terminals are adding capacity.
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Port Authority police were sent to the terminals to ensure public safety, according to the statement.
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The underground Automated People Mover bisects the concourses, linking them to one another and the terminals.
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"In theory, we could decide to have people queuing up outside the terminals," Mr. Bennett continued.
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Photo and videos posted on social media showed passengers huddled in partial darkness inside crowded terminals.
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For instance, how many retailers — large and small — have payment terminals capable of accepting mobile payments?
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In the end, it all comes down to having the most up-to-date payment terminals.
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Cheniere is the top U.S. LNG producer with two large export terminals in Texas and Louisiana.
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Binding proposals for the terminals should be delivered as soon as year-end, the paper added.
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A source at Pemex said the company is currently loading crude at its Gulf terminals only.
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The lack of natural gas terminals, though, means that this windfall is years in the future.
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"In one case, the test team took control of the operators' terminals," the investigators' report said.
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And when third parties maintain private terminals, airports and passengers reap benefits without incurring additional expense.
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Notepad and stopwatch in hand, Saarinen had spent hours analyzing how people moved through airline terminals.
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Installing it inside terminals, where many tracks come together, often beneath roofs or underground, is difficult.
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Fees are higher than standard rates, but parking is guaranteed, as is proximity to the terminals.
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Contacted by Reuters, Transnet Port Terminals did not confirm that mineral commodities would not be exported.
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Each of the four terminals at Logan has its own manager who reports to Mr. Freni.
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Tencent has a stake in China Lotsynergy, which builds "video lottery terminals" for the Welfare Lottery.
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These closely resemble slot machines, but involve betting on which random numbers the terminals will generate.
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The line will also be introducing temperature-checks and new medical screenings at its cruise terminals.
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Crowded into departure terminals for days, they resembled the damned, massing to cross the River Styx.
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Dozens of new terminals may be built if a long-term Chinese market can be assured.
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Refinitiv projected flows to LNG terminals could rise to a record high 6.8 bcfd next week.
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Two more terminals, GSPC's Mundra and H Energ's Jaigarh, are expected to start up this year.
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Refinitiv projected flows to LNG terminals could rise to around 6.6 bcfd in a couple weeks.
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It also runs awareness campaigns about rip currents at Sydney Airport and at busy train terminals.
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LIBYA'S NATIONAL OIL CORPORATION CONDEMNS CALLS FOR SHUTTING OIL EXPORTING TERMINALS AHEAD OF BERLIN MEETING - STATEMENT
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The flood has also forced suspension of rail service and closed regional shipping terminals and ports.
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Chandler's company manages three marine terminals in the U.S. Southeast and ships on the Colonial pipeline.
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Or perhaps there is one train or bus to a central facility far from the terminals.
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FERC is responsible for permitting decisions on energy projects like natural gas pipelines and export terminals.
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Constructing new liquefied natural gas terminals across Europe would be a major step toward that goal.
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The buprenorphine ads at the ferry terminals attest to an opioid problem that's suburban in scale.
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The blaze began Sunday afternoon at the Intercontinental Terminals Company, a storage facility in Deer Park.
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There's also a discomfort about just how much information and data Bloomberg has through the terminals.
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They hired a street-style photographer and turned him loose in the terminals to play paparazzo.
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Existing terminals around Europe's coasts are under-utilised because LNG is more expensive than pipeline gas.
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The children also traveled through Terminals 0003 and 5 at Los Angeles International Airport on Dec.
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You can sort through retro-futuristic computer terminals, trying to piece together what might have happened.
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The container companies are creditors of Hanjin and were concerned whether the shipping line was getting top dollar for its 54 percent stake in Total Terminals, which operates container terminals at the ports of Seattle and Long Beach, California, and was rushing to close the transaction.
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The George Bush Intercontinental Airport in Houston closed a checkpoint in Terminal B due to low staffing, funneling those passengers to terminals C and E. Over the weekend, Miami International Airport closed checkpoints in Terminal G and diverted passengers to other terminals, also citing low staffing.
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In 2014 it reclassified the facility as "abandoned," except for terminals currently used by it and PDVSA.
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ADM is shifting export operations to its three other Louisiana Gulf Coast terminals, said spokeswoman Jackie Anderson.
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Firefighters battle a petrochemical fire at the Intercontinental Terminals Company in Deer Park, Texas, on March 173.
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Adyen then released software that runs on point-of-sale terminals to help bricks-and-mortar stores.
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Her boys had grown up near the ferry terminals, watching huge white boats groan in from Mazatlán.
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At least 260 flights were scrapped and falling roof tiles led to the closure of airport terminals.
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It is more likely that the criminals did have access to the SWIFT terminals in the bank.
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This also allows eastern parts of the EU to have access to LNG arriving into European terminals.
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He controls the strip of coast near Sirte, where Libya's main oil terminals are located (see map).
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The auctions include the ship terminals for ammonia and urea at Aratu Port in Bahia, Petrobras said.
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Mswipe said it is "all set to enable" the system which will allow QR payments at terminals.
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Once your identity is verified, the ring can communicate with point-of-sale terminals to authorize payments.
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Those services require costly terminals or antennas to be installed on the ground to receive the signal.
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"What this demonstrates is that Haftar is not able to provide security for the terminals," he said.
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Transportation remained in chaos, with damage to both of Macau's ferry terminals and roads crammed with traffic.
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Again, MICROS is a vey popular point of sale system, with over 330,000 point of sale terminals.
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Striking workers have blocked fuel depots and oil terminals, disrupting distribution of gasoline and other refined products.
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The airline is currently undergoing a $1.9-billion upgrade of its terminals at Los Angeles International Airport.
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A second bill will set stricter rules for the use of slot machines and video-lottery terminals.
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The British government reduced the maximum stake at fixed-odds betting terminals from £100 ($135) to £2.
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New systems are making it easier to cross borders on land, at ports and in air terminals.
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If Egypt keeps finding new reserves, though, it will need those terminals to export its own gas.
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The assets include 129 gasoline stations, three terminals and the Burnaby oil refinery, located east of Vancouver.
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The LNG industry in Europe is suffering due to low gas prices and overcapacity in LNG terminals.
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We searched terminals around the world for the smartest innovations and mashed them all up into one.
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But the efforts did not save the terminals, dubbed "the crack cocaine of gambling" by one lawmaker.
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Some $50,000 of that covered the cost of his trademark Bloomberg Terminals for a handful of staffers.
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As distraught relatives of those on board huddled in airport terminals awaiting news, hard facts proved elusive.
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It has scrapped plans to build additional floating LNG import terminals after its second FSRU comes online.
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OTPP acquired the terminals from Orient Overseas International Ltd of Hong Kong in 2007 for $2.4 billion.
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NFC's reliance on dedicated NFC-equipped smartphones and POS terminals is a road blocks for wider application.
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Current U.S. LNG export capacity is 39 MTPA, and new terminals under construction would produce 44 MTPA.
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CONTAINMENT WALL COLLAPSE There were no worker injuries reported on Friday, a spokesman for Intercontinental Terminals said.
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This week, the Trump administration moved toward getting those terminals approved by nominating two commissioners to FERC.
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"We think the majority of the contactless terminals [in the UK] are now limitless," she said yesterday.
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The two latter features are used widely in point-of-sale terminals to authenticate a person's signature.
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SALIC's agricultural investments include farmland, grain silos and terminals, as part of Saudi Arabia's food security drive.
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Free Wi-Fi is no longer even a draw because it is available in many airport terminals.
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Blade uses this at the end of your helicopter ride to coordinate cars to the airport terminals.
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One was a stadium seating map on which the HappyOrNot terminals were identified by numbered, colored circles.
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Among those are new docks, storage and marine terminals in the Houston area to meet growing demand.
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Right now, the Texan bullet train's only two planned stations are the terminals of Dallas and Houston.
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The terminals, although near each other on an airport map, are separated by the Van Wyck Expressway.
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Libya lost 450,000 barrels per day in June because of attacks on its two largest export terminals.
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During flu season, get one ($30) during your layover at clinics in Terminals 1, 23 and 3.
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Signature Flight Support operates a network of private aviation terminals, as well as provides services for flights.
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Not that most airport terminals are really all that much to look at in the first place.
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Texas Gulf Coast export terminals that handle about a quarter of U.S. wheat exports also remained shuttered.
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Vacations are being ruined with widespread national park closures and airlines shutting down terminals over TSA callouts.
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The group operates a network of oil and fuel loading, unloading and storage terminals across North America.
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This means investing in re-gasification terminals in developing nations, along with associated pipeline infrastructure and storages.
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Marsa Maroc was established in 13 and manages terminals at nine Moroccan ports and provides logistic services.
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No, not just a day traveling, heading to airports, dealing with buses and terminals, and making connections.
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Beyond, forces loyal to Khalifa Haftar's Libyan National Army control oil terminals they seized during the campaign.
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I ran through the next two terminals till I finally got to the United check-in area.
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Then, in September 93, General Haftar's Libyan National Army seized the oil terminals from Mr. Jathran's forces.
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She declined to comment further on the arrangements or Tesla's plans for its own truck-charging terminals.
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Bond markets mostly operate behind computer terminals and finding prices can be difficult for the non-professional.
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As such, it's accessible to those traveling from Terminals 2–8 without needing to re-clear security.
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Contacted by Reuters, Transnet Port Terminals did not immediately confirm that mineral commodities would not be exported.
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He flickers on TV screens in bus terminals and airport departure lounges, forever looming over your shoulder.
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Here are all the ways airports are ensuring that you shell out extra cash in their terminals.
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Marsa Maroc was established in 2006 and manages terminals at nine Moroccan ports and provides logistic services.
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He did not specify whether he was referring to new terminals in addition to those already planned.
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The plane landed safely and the 174 customers on board were evacuated and bused to the terminals.
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That fire at Intercontinental Terminals Company was extinguished early Wednesday -- a day after the photo was taken.
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Based in Gravesend, 33km from the capital, they navigate some 10,000 ships into London terminals every year.
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The Corpus Christi shipping terminals responsible for importing and exporting oil and refined products are also closed.
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Three noun phrases end (or terminate) in the names of airlines, with the revealer being AIRPORT TERMINALS.
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Gulf Coast terminals handle three-quarters of U.S. crude exports, but only LOOP can handle incoming supertankers.
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City officials have also said infrared thermometers are being used at airports, railway stations and other terminals .
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Data collected from the terminals would be stored on Amazon's cloud and used to study consumers' Amazon.
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Only a "chilly Londoner," wrote E.M. Forster, would fail to find character in London's great railway terminals.
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Fuel deliveries will be intermittent and depend on its ability to receive supplies from refineries and terminals.
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We don't have any problems at the pipeline, and we don't have any problems at the terminals.
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On Tuesday, global shipping giant Maersk said that all but one of its terminals had resumed operation.
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I walked by the terminals later on, on Third Avenue, and I'm like, this cannot be real.
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The terminals are operated by APM Terminal, owned by Denmark's Maersk, Germany's Eurogate and a local firm.
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Betting shops cluster overwhelmingly in deprived areas, their hugely controversial fixed-odds betting terminals – described by campaigners as "the crack cocaine of gambling" – taking around £20bn worth of bets each year (the government moved quickly to regulate these terminals, strictly limiting their maximum intake to £50 every 20 seconds).
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Agriculture Minister Tkachev has said the planned terminals near China will add a total of 11 million tonnes to Russia's grain export capacity by about 2020, though some analysts say the infrastructure needed to feed these terminals means it could be longer before they are up and running.
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For instance, mass flow meters at oil terminals would ensure the right quantities of fuels are transferred between buyers and sellers while taking oil samples at terminals could help prevent the spreading of contaminated fuels once they are detected and enhance accountability if quality disputes arise, the sources said.
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HappyOrNot says it now has 30,000 terminals in 130 countries, with over one billion button pushes to date.
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Fujairah is one of the world's busiest terminals, especially for shipments of oil from the Middle East Gulf.
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Other state-owned companies such as PetroChina have leased terminals to third-party users before in private deals.
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Whether or not America spends billions rebuilding terminals or adding runways to ease congestion remains to be seen.
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Abu Dhabi Terminals operates and manages a 30-year concession at Khalifa Port Container Terminal in the emirate.
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To increase the capacity at ports, terminals are being built and expanded to ensure there is enough room.
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The large lenders increasingly sign up clients using tablet computers and allow repayments through terminals in local shops.
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Libya's export terminals, shut since 2014, could reopen, potentially restoring 600,000 barrels per day of crude export capacity.
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Phillips 66, like other East Coast refiners, built rail terminals to unload Bakken crude flowing from North Dakota.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russia may transfer the running of oil intake terminals to state-owned pipeline company Transneft (TRNF_p.
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Lightspeed Payments will now be rolled out in partnership with Stripe Connect and Stripe's in-store PoS terminals.
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Bonds issued for seaports and marine terminals, however, increased by 134.1 percent and for bridges by 59.9 percent.
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"I think this is what he's aiming for – to be the one who reopens the terminals," Gazzini said.
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This one, dubbed X-Force Command, however, is much more than a couple of terminals in a lab.
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Novorossiysk Grain Plant, one of the two grain terminals, did not reply to a Reuters request for comment.
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But travelling through the ramshackle, ugly buildings it used to use as terminals was rather like going commercial.
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Terrapattern knows where those are just as much as it knows where the airports and ferry terminals are.
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At airports, you have people arriving and leaving, ranging from the drop-off areas to the boarding terminals.
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The terminals are considered valuable because they allow for grain shipments by rail from Mato Grosso to Paranaguá.
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"If you get too many cards and not enough terminals, people will stop using their cards," he said.
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Graincorp said it would enter a long-term storage agreement with ANZ Terminals as part of the transaction.
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The business, now known as Refinitiv, is blockingReuters news stories about Tiananmen Square from appearing on its terminals.
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The tariffs have raised concerns that developers could delay a final investment decision on some U.S. LNG terminals.
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The Guide Robot will roam the terminals, ready to provide travelers with directions and information about boarding times.
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Operators are expanding 23 storage terminals in Texas and seven in Louisiana, according to market data provider TankTerminals.
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Yano said Osaka Gas was also considering investment into LNG receiving terminals and power generation assets in Indonesia.
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Based on Delta's press materials, the airline is only using facial recognition technology at specific terminals and checkpoints.
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Trucking-company terminals are places where paperwork gets filled out, driving orders are given, and partners are assigned.
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The Boring Company plans to build terminals for its Chicago Express Loop connecting O'Hare airport and downtown Chicago.
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Grain elevators and export terminals were asked to examine incoming soybeans more closely and clean them if necessary.
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Last month, Three Stacks was spotted at Los Angeles International Airport roaming the terminals and playing the flute.
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Samsung Pay is accepted in more places than Apple Pay because it doesn't require special NFC-based terminals.
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Samsung Pay is my favorite of mobile payment options because it's able to work with more checkout terminals.
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The county and state jointly filed suit in a county court against Mitsui & Co's Intercontinental Terminals Co (ITC).
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"We are planning to put LNG terminals on public access to the extent of 20 percent," Sarraf said.
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"We are trying to unlock new gas markets ... by initiating new small-scale LNG import terminals," Hill said.
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We've been waiting for this, and now the terminals that support it are in a lot of stores.
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Woodside and its partners prefer floating terminals nearer the field, which would be more profitable for Timor-Leste.
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On the main concourse, Jochym reoriented a couple of HappyOrNot terminals that had been moved out of position.
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However, the LNG boom has failed to materialize given regulatory delays in approving export terminals and environmental opposition.
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When it's plugged in, the case becomes a Bluetooth audio transmitter for anything, including (especially) airplane infotainment terminals.
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POS terminals record orders on a tablet or mobile devices and accept payments with a connected card reader.
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This month they attacked Libya's biggest oil terminals and made the most deadly single raid since Gaddafi's fall.
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A supply imbalance could depress prices and make it harder to attract funding for new LNG export terminals.
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Stretched along the walkway between Terminals 2 and 3, the protesters chanted, sang, beat drums and blasted trumpets.
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Verifone terminals are used by most of the top 200 retailers in the United States, a spokesman said.
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The final price will depend on the outcome of a government review into fixed-odds betting terminals (FOBTs).
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Once travelers are through security, they can freely walk among the adjacent terminals, which can be a hike.
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In Terminals 2200 and 33, Loteria Grill, which is also popular around town, serves tacos, enchiladas and burritos.
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And even when the cards and the terminals have been updated, they have generated confusion and slow lines.
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The model may include sales of pipelines and terminals so new participants can deliver fuel competitively, he added.
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The blaze at Mitsui unit Intercontinental Terminals Co in Deer Park, Texas, was put out by 3 a.m.
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Haynes also recommended to test your car's battery and make sure there is no corrosion on the terminals.
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Thousands of passengers were left scurrying around in darkened terminals or sitting for hours on planes on tarmacs.
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For example, the construction and operations of LNG terminals are overseen by the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC).
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Others are planned to protect sacred peyote gardens and fight planned LNG pipelines and export terminals in Brownsville.
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Warplanes deployed by the United Arab Emirates and Egypt pummeled his enemies and helped him capture oil terminals.
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Bloomberg's eponymous terminals are the market leader in providing traders, bankers and investors with news, data and analytics.
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The terminals are operated by APM Terminal, and owned by Denmark's Maersk, Germany's Eurogate and a local firm.
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Yet dozens of new natural gas pipelines, power plants, and export terminals are in some stage of planning.
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Broward County Sheriff Scott Israel confirmed that there were no additional incidents in any of the other terminals.
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The U.S. energy industry relies on imported steel for drilling equipment, pipelines, liquefied natural gas terminals and refineries.
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There, she installs terminals, cables and other components, and she ensures the systems are working correctly and proficiently.
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Hong Kong International Airport's SkyMart and SkyPlaza have more than 350 shops and restaurants spread across two terminals.
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And Boingo's experience in getting Wi-Fi across massive airport terminals seems like it could help achieve that.
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On Thursday, officials unveiled a $13 billion solution to the airport's mess, including plans for two new terminals.
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Scholars sit at terminals to pore through the index, then submit lists of documents they wish to see.
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His company sells terminals that allow sophisticated investors to keep a finger on the pulse of financial markets.
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Fixed odds betting terminals are electronic machines in betting shops, which contain a variety of games, including roulette.
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The partnership will invest in ports and terminals, focusing on investment grade countries, the companies said on Friday.
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Reed apologized to passengers who spent the day stuck on airplanes outside the airport and in the terminals.
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Most the storage tanks at two major terminals, Es Sider and Ras Lanuf, have been damaged or destroyed.
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"Citgo operates across 19 states, with 48 terminals, interstate oil and gas pipelines, and refineries," the senators wrote.
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Campaigners want to ban the terminals — or at the very least to lower the maximum bet to £2.
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But most do this solely through GambleAware, which funded the controversial 2014 research into fixed odds betting terminals.
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He said they are open to waterfront terminals, rail operations or other logistical assets to supply its stations.
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The terminals have been or are being adapted to allow them to provide small scale and bunkering services.
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These terminals are all over the place: Coffee shops, gas stations, retailers and even some public transit lines.
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Even more important are the new boat terminals that are designed to welcome yachts, ferries and cruise ships.
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Zurich-based SIX helps process payments and provides debit and credit card terminals to retailers, restaurants and hotels.
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It is one of the most-delayed airports in the country, with notoriously long lines and cramped terminals.
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They unload at a number of terminals, one of which is owned by a Canadian teachers' pension fund.
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Libya meanwhile is facing a blockade at key oil terminals due to protests against a turbulent political backdrop.
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In particular, Bloomberg relates how he and his team would install the terminals themselves for early corporate clients.
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In 2013, thieves infiltrated Target's payment terminals and stole credit and debit card information from 40 million customers.
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The phone association has installed computer terminals at City Hall to provide free internet service to the public.
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Mr. Brouillette said having more liquefied natural gas terminals would promote competition and help drive down the price.
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"We think these terminals provide not only diversity but competition to pipeline gas throughout Europe," Mr. Brouillette said.
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But the big problems that weekend emanated from terminals shared by foreign airlines and operated by private companies.
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The amount of gas flowing to the nation's liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminals was expected to rise from a one-month low of 5.1 billion cfd on July 11 to a near record high 6.2 billion cfd on Tuesday as units at several new terminals start to enter service.
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The repeal of private activity bonds could mean that airport renovations cost $3.2 billion more over the next five years, as the bonds are used to build new terminals, upgrade airport gates and other improvements to terminals, said Annie Russo, Airports Council International's vice president of government and political affairs.
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"Transnet has taken a decision to reduce staff in some of the terminals with the exception of operations for Agri-bulk products namely; soya bean meal, fertiliser and woodchips, which will be serviced on single berths operation at East-London, Richards Bay and Durban Agri terminals," Transnet said in a statement.
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Maersk said the loss of contracts was a one-off because APM Terminals signed 2.063 contracts for new volume.
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Conoco's seizures in Aruba, Bonaire, Curacao and St. Eustatius had prevented PDVSA from using several terminals and export operations.
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ACI Europe has said that additional checks at entrances to airport terminals are not the answer to improving security.
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These terminals, located in Albany, NY are holding centers for crude Bakken oil shipped from Canada and North Dakota.
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Behind that comes a red tanker hauling liquefied natural gas produced in the United States to terminals in Mexico.
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To date, Adyen has point-of-sale terminals in more than 2,700 physical stores across the U.S. and Europe.
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PES and others on the East Coast built large rail terminals to accommodate the Bakken flowing from North Dakota.
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Team 6 showed how convenient payment could be with NFC shoe insoles, and custom terminals for foot-activated commerce.
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In countries with LNG terminals, Russian flows have given some ground to LNG volumes, an LNG market source said.
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Energy Minister Rocio Nahle said on Wednesday that Pemex's 74 fuel storage terminals were full as of Dec. 20.
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She also said that two cruise terminals would be closed to reduce the flow of people entering Hong Kong.
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The Port Kembla project is the first of five proposed LNG import terminals in Australia to receive planning approval.
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Rinaldi and others on the East Coast built large rail terminals to accommodate the Bakken flowing from North Dakota.
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KINDER MORGAN ADDED $400 MLN TO PROJECT BACKLOG IN Q1 2019 WITH NEW INVESTMENTS IN NATURAL GAS, TERMINALS -CEO
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Some state and city health departments have even started issuing exposure warnings at airports for specific dates and terminals.
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More and more airports have developed apps that help travelers navigate the terminals with maps, lists of services, etc.
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The intrigue: Earlier this week, I visited coal-export terminals in Newcastle, a couple hours' drive north of Sydney.
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Then, in the Unix era, we learned how to connect to that computer using dumb (not a pejorative) terminals.
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Last week it announced a deal to acquire Swedish payments company iZettle for $2.2 billion, expanding into payments terminals.
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The proposal under discussion involves giving its grains port and transshipment terminals to the agricultural traders, the people said.
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In Mexico, for example, APM Terminals organizes train transport from the Pacific Coast to premises close to Mexico City.
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The company said in a statement it was also reviewing options for its New Zealand bulk liquid terminals business.
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The two companies run Limetree Bay Terminals, a 25 million barrel oil storage and marine terminal on the site.
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ACROSS the western Balkans, gleaming new airport terminals are being built—and named in ways that upset the neighbours.
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The days when Reuters could rely on financial data terminals to pay for its global newsgathering are now numbered.
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About a dozen LNG terminals have been proposed in British Columbia and several more in Quebec and Nova Scotia.
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Institutional investors were able to read the latest developments through globally connected trading terminals when markets opened on Monday.
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The plan is to couple small, well-staffed stores with a wider inventory, accessible through touchscreen terminals in-store.
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Last summer it seized those terminals and tried to redirect their revenues to a rival oil company in Benghazi.
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"Terminals spend a lot of time making unproductive or undesired movements," co-founder and CEO Alexandra Griffon told me.
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ADM would also take on Bunge assets in Brazil, which include factories, mills, silos, distribution centers and port terminals.
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The central terminal's arrival and departures areas as well as all other terminals re-opened after about two hours.
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Aramco and Shell announced plans in March to divide Motiva's three refineries, distribution terminals and retail networks between them.
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The I-net system is a way for employees to access the internet, via dedicated terminals located on premise.
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International agricultural companies like Bunge, Cargill and Louis Dreyfus operate grain mills with their own port terminals in Argentina.
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The two companies run Limetree Bay Terminals, a 32 million barrel oil storage and marine terminal on the site.
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Jathran is sought by judicial authorities in Tripoli for blockades of oil terminals and attempts to export oil independently.
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Apple Pay and Google's Android Pay require newer, near-field-communication terminals to do contact-less payments in stores.
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A fire severely damaged Nairobi's international airport in 2013, and many of the terminals have since been under reconstruction.
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Gulf LNG is one of dozens of LNG export terminals under development in the United States, Canada and Mexico.
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Ship access to docks at the ITC and Vopak terminals was restricted by the U.S. Coast Guard, he said.
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Enterprise said it has comprehensive safety and integrity programs in place and that many spills happened at its terminals.
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To use Apple Pay, consumers tap their iPhone over payment terminals to buy coffee, train tickets and other services.
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The banks and credit card terminals charge him too much to make even a small profit on his boots.
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The plan is for IGPL to build two new terminals, one for container vessels and one for multipurpose ships.
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Two other ports used for oil imports and to move fuel between domestic terminals - Yabucoa and Ponce - remained closed.
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Jerry Brown (D) signed into law a bill to prevent state funds from paying for any coal-shipping terminals.
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Heikal said there was impetus for Egyptian gas to flow to European markets via terminals in Idku and Damietta.
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Later, Newark's city council voted to forbid ride-hailing companies from operating at one of Newark Liberty Airport's terminals.
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None of Hanjin Shipping's interests in port terminals around the world are included in the sale at the moment.
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The assets include one LNG liquefaction plant, two LNG terminals, two LNG bunkering vessels and 48 gas filling stations.
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At Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport, for example, the TSA checkpoint at one of its terminals was closed Sunday.
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But at least Luton's terminals are modern and safe—and that cannot be said of others around the world.
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Now many longshoremen sit in glass-fronted offices set back from the docks, controlling robotic arms via computer terminals.
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OPAP said it operated 19,965 video-lottery terminals in Greece and 6.321 in Cyprus at the end of March.
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Au Bon Pain has shops in transportation terminals and hospitals that a traditional Panera restaurant would not fit into.
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The terminals are the highest cost level, so therefore the longer the distance, the more competitive the rail is.
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There were more than a dozen U.S. terminals proposed as of May, according to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
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North America energy infrastructure company owns an interest in or operates approximately 84,000 miles of pipelines and 155 terminals.
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Layout: The nation's busiest airport, Hartsfield is made up of domestic and international terminals that bookend seven perpendicular concourses.
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One draw of the system is that it may provide at least a partial alternative to expensive Bloomberg terminals.
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Several major eastern Libyan terminals remain blockaded by the Petroleum Facilities Guard, a national force that is internally divided.
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Hong Kong-listed Kunlun operates Petrochina's liquefied natural gas (LNG) receiving terminals and distributes gas to households and factories.
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The other terminals were doomed when tunnels under the Hudson River and the old Pennsylvania Station opened around 1910.
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The proposed measures would extend the use of MFMs to fuel transfers from oil terminals to the bunker barges.
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Stuck for hours After the airport went dark, people used their phones to light their way through shadowy terminals.
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Last week CMA announced it would also form a joint venture with PSA Singapore Terminals to operate container berths.
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Governor Cuomo proposed a $13 billion solution, which includes two new terminals to handle bigger planes and larger crowds.
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When it comes to tap-to-pay terminals, the U.S. is well behind markets like the U.K. and Australia.
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In Houston, Mr. Trahan said, the diversion of passengers to other terminals for screening began at 3:30 p.m.
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The seven terminals are Tianjin, Yuedong, Yangpu and Shenzhen Diefu, Fangchenggang, Zhangzhou and Longkou, according to a company source.
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Many restaurants and shops in once bustling airport terminals have closed with business essentially having come to a standstill.
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As mayor, Bloomberg donated his company's Bloomberg Terminals to City Hall, which allowed him to use a private bloomberg.
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For now, opponents of the coal terminals and supporters of the carbon tax appear to have a slight edge.
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Those numbers also appear to bode well for the continuing efforts to block the coal export terminals, environmentalists say.
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But numerous other terminals have been approved and will be allowed to export natural gas to nearly any country.
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The electrolyte, which ferries lithium ions between the electrode terminals, consists of a lithium salt blended with other compounds.
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Gapco's assets in Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda include logistic terminals, 108 fuel stations, and 260,000 kilolitres of storage capacity.
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Afterward, Giulianotti and I went to a small room outside the O.R., where various physicians were typing into terminals.
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The dispute has particularly affected the Caribbean, where PDVSA owns and operates refineries and terminals that supply several islands.
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Some jurisdictions are switching to paper ballots for the first time after long periods of using digital voting terminals.
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The county has outfitted a trailer with computer terminals, a mobile census station that will roam subdivisions next year.
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There are also technical hurdles, such as how to build user terminals that consumers will be able to afford.
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Like most other overpriced airport items, tourism and souvenir vendors inside the terminals capitalize on travelers' lack of preparation.
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For 2020, HSFO is seen trading at a $200-250 per tonne discount to LSFO, Refinitiv Eikon terminals show.
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Earlier this year, ePassport kiosks were introduced in at least 16 air and rail terminals in Britain, including Heathrow.
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In the mood for a little less razzle-dazzle, I found it in the gardens sprinkled throughout the terminals.
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The system, installed by PlaySight, provides courtside computer terminals so players and coaches can analyze performance on the spot.
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Beyond Facebook and Twitter, the airport made announcements over the speakers in each of the terminals issuing an evacuation.
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Maersk said the loss of contracts was a one-off because APM Terminals signed 18 contracts for new volume.
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The Airport Express train, which links Hong Kong island to the terminals, was running at reduced intervals on Saturday.
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But by this stage, terminals had been closed down, people had been evacuated and hysteria had overtaken the airport.
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