In this case, the driver could be fined up to $2,400, plus her car was towed and impounded until she properly registers it are had it properly towed from the lot.
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Rescuers towed them to safety where their families were waiting.
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The plane was towed from the scene in good condition.
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It's now being towed to Hawaii for repairs and upgrades.
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We're told both cars were towed, and neither driver cited.
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We waited a week before we had the car towed.
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The McCain has been towed to Singapore's Changi Naval Base.
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The truck was towed away because it was unsafe to drive.
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And so, Halley VI is being towed out of harm's way.
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After 1.5 hours on runway being towed back to gate. Wow.
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All three cars were towed from the scene, WBZ-TV reports .
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Over 40 citations were issued and over 30 cars were towed.
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AUGUST 2012 A mechanical issue is reported; the car is towed.
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It will then be attached to a barge and towed to shore.
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Tolls are suspended and disabled cars will be towed off the road.
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Green and yellow kayaks towed by the boat also have been recovered.
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He was finally arrested in January 2010 because the Mustang was towed.
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The plane landed safely and was towed to a gate, Feinstein said.
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He was booked for drinking in public, and had his car towed.
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The same was true for their M-777 155-millimeter towed guns.
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They were towed to shore and charged with the crime of hope.
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Unfortunately for Gucci, the whip got towed along with several other cars.
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"For their safety they were towed to harbor," a police spokesman said.
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He rode the bike and walloped the medicine ball and towed Powers.
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He was cited for careless driving and both vehicles were towed away.
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The collected trash can then be towed to shore on a vessel.
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The 26-pound scooter can be folded and towed like a trolley.
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Most tiny homes are built on wheeled trailers that can be towed.
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Cars tailgated as if towed by the vehicle in front of them.
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At that point, Pleasure P was arrested and his car was towed.
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The Alfa had to be towed 25 miles to a specialist's shop.
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Traptic's current machine is Ceres, a large enclosure towed behind a tractor.
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Dozens of F.B.I. agents scoured the home and towed away Jewell's truck.
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Rigs, used for exploration, can be towed to drill at different sites.
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The remnants of the statue in Union Square after it was towed away.
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The remnants of the statue in Union Square after it was towed away.
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His victory celebration came only after his Honda was towed to the party.
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It was towed away, only to have other trucks soon take its place.
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A vehicle is towed as Denton County Sheriff's officers investigate the crime scene.
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Another North Shore local, Kemper first towed into Jaws when he was 15.
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Law enforcement lingered in vehicles from different agencies as trucks towed burned cars.
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Can be very lightweight; the smallest ones can be towed by most cars.
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Turkish tugs towed it into the Bosporus, the divide of Europe and Asia.
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The other two have been towed to a South Korean port, he said.
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Hertz gave me the weekly rate, almost the same cost as getting towed.
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The buggy was towed and the horse was taken to a temporary home.
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Its prototype successfully towed more than 1.25 million pounds during a capability test.
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Noah towed the entire team along in his chest-thumping, floor-slapping wake.
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He has towed it more than 20,000 miles (413,000 km) across the country.
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A snowmobile towed us across the lake in a train of open sleds.
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One church was towed 200 meters behind what are the secret-police headquarters.
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Usually I mumbled something unintelligible about working late or my car getting towed.
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After the vehicle was towed away, a fire truck washed down the street.
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After finding themselves a driver, they towed it to a track outside Allentown.
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They called it Surveillance Towed Array Sensor System Low Frequency Active, or SURTASS/LFA.
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Modern Express is towed as it drifts off the coast of France on Feb.
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Modern Express is towed by Spanish tugboat Centaurus in the Biscay Bay on Feb.
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Fifth-Wheel Trailers Fifth-wheel trailers are designed to be towed by pickup trucks.
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The car was pretty jacked up and was towed to a nearby impound lot.
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A car parked some 200 meters away from the house was also towed away.
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A boat was towed away from the Libyan coastline by a larger smuggler ship.
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Towed behind large ships, they shoot loud blasts of compressed air through the water.
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The collected trash could be towed to shore on a vessel every few months.
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The coalition later towed the ship to the port of Jizan in Saudi Arabia.
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Eventually, her car got towed away because she had so many summonses on it.
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The vessel moves with the water's current, so it doesn't need to be towed.
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He secured a line, towed the dinghy to our buoy and latched it there.
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The guy who bought it for parts hooked it up and towed it away.
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It sank in 1963 while being towed to Philadelphia to become a floating restaurant.
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It wouldn't take a charge and had to be towed away to a service center.
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Ocean Cleanup's massive plastic-collecting boom being towed out to sea on September 8th, 213.
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Ocean Cleanup's massive plastic-collecting boom being towed out to sea on September 8th, 2018.
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Both planes were towed to their respective gates, according to the FAA spokesperson and King.
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He offered to bring me 100 miles further to Detroit because they towed the vehicle.
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Police towed the van, covered in a blue tarp, away from the AutoZone for investigation.
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The Japanese commercial tug is being towed by another vessel to a port in Yokosuka.
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The city was doing some work, and she worried that the car would get towed.
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Cops later towed the vehicle from the scene because it was not registered to anyone.
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The next shot is of BoJack and his boat being towed back to Los Angeles.
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They towed the tired little raccoon guy to land and the rescue was a success.
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The vessel is being towed by a commercial tow boat to American Samoa, officials said.
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The Justice Department then took control of the ship and towed it to American Samoa.
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Or that your Subaru has been towed to make room for a boxy old Buick.
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More than 1,650 vehicles were abandoned on Houston area roads and later towed on Friday.
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Mr. Walle said he expects that the ship will eventually be towed to a harbor.
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The father and son were ordered to remain behind bars while the car was towed.
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Even with a fresh inner tube, the one he'd towed 600 miles had failed to work.
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In 2014 they escorted a Chinese oil rig that was being towed provocatively into Vietnamese waters.
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The yacht was damaged by storms several times, and had to be towed on two occasions.
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The ship is now being towed towards the offshore part of Fujairah emirate, the company said.
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Researchers said J35 towed the calf for nearly 1,000 miles over a span of 17 days.
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Howard County officials have calculated that 170 damaged cars are now being towed to impound lots.
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A spokeswoman denied the report, saying the bus was towed away to avoid a traffic jam.
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Then a driver hit the throttle, and the pickup truck towed the 1.3 million-pound train.
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Authorities had the buggy towed and the horse was taken to a temporary home, KALB reported.
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Bernatche was taken to a local hospital for a mental evaluation and his car was towed.
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"The car is the guy's house — if it has tickets, it gets towed," Mr. Wiener said.
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On Wednesday, a lifeguard towed him out at Waimea as the 20-footers were rolling in.
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The authorities also seized and towed away Mr. Sayoc's white van, where he was apparently living.
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A tour bus used for the crew was also towed before opening night in Kansas City.
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Cities warned drivers to dig them out and move them, or said they would be towed.
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Her car had been towed and she didn't have the money she needed to retrieve it.
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The man was taken to Thursday Island, while his jet ski was towed to Saibai Island.
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When finished and fueled, it would have been towed out to sea to a safe distance.
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Tech shares including Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix towed losses on the chip market's dim outlook.
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Authorities also towed away a van covered in political stickers at the arrest scene in Florida.
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Kennedy waved to marching soldiers and sailors aboard enormous Navy boats being towed down Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Literally a brick in a parking lot, had to call customer service and get it towed.
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Mr. Meaney's sedan was towed within five minutes, and he walked to the nearest gas station.
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The ship is now being towed toward the offshore part of Fujairah emirate, the company said.
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Besigye's car was eventually towed away by a police armored vehicle, with the politician still inside.
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The 70-megawatt vessel, christened the Akademik Lomonosov, was towed away from St. Petersburg by two boats.
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As FBI agents descended on the van, it was covered with a blue tarp and towed away.
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Rescue workers control the cable on the 538-foot cargo ship as it is towed on Feb.
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But the engine failed and British troops towed in the boat, which one called a "floating coffin".
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Prayers up that it moves because if not, I will have to pay to get it towed.
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In 2014 China towed an oil rig into waters claimed by Vietnam, sparking violent anti-China protests.
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After a half-hour standoff, the SEBIN simply towed his car away while he remained in it.
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Sure, it sucked when my car got towed from the gym all those times our 6 a.m.
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We're told at this point it's unclear what caused the wreck, but both vehicles were towed away.
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Pabon's car was later found parked along an interstate highway and was towed to a storage lot.
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The warship was towed back to Yokosuka, escorted by a Japanese coast guard ship, naval officials said.
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He called the insurance company, got the car towed, hired a lawyer, and paid the condolence call.
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It said the boat was apprehended peacefully and had been towed to the Israeli port of Ashdod.
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They were driven to the east end of the runway, where WhiteKnightTwo and SpaceShipTwo had been towed.
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On the first day, the van slid backward down an icy hill and had to be towed.
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North Korean forces quickly boarded the Pueblo and towed the ship and her 83 crewmen to Wonsan.
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They proceeded to search the premises, and a BMW parked in the driveway was towed away by investigators.
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One towed a 250-foot-wide banner, and a second flew alongside it, beaming video onto the banner.
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Every day that they towed the plane out onto open playa, long lines would form and require management.
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The Metropolitan Police Department said most drivers complied, and those who did not risked being ticketed and towed.
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After everyone left the plane, it was towed near a hangar, where it was parked overnight, he added.
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Zambrano tweeted: "We democrats we will keep fighting!" as he was towed away while still inside his car.
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It puts the litter in a dumpster barge and when that's full, it switched out and towed away.
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The wooden boat was towed nearer the northern island of Hokkaido for inspection, a coast guard spokesman said.
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Towed down the streets by a car, 20 feet high and exquisitely carpentered, it caused an immediate sensation.
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Residents said the trucks turned away because cars protesters had parked to block the road couldn't be towed.
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" A responding police officer, however, wrote in the report that the van was towed after suffering "disabling damage.
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If someone else blocks the curb cut, the owners can call the police and have that car towed.
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When he refused to exit his car, they towed the entire vehicle to their Caracas headquarters, the Helicoide.
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The mangled buses sat at the crash site for several hours until they were towed away Monday afternoon.
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A few years ago, the police car leading the Memorial Day parade stalled and had to be towed.
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They towed the net for half an hour, twice a day, and then counted and analyzed the contents.
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While some banks towed the Saudi line, executive teams soon realized the cost of lost opportunities in Qatar.
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So Case and Estreller had it towed from the Craigslist seller to Estreller's mom's house in Los Angeles.
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"Oh, please, God," she said, tears trickling from her eyes as she towed her suitcase down the road.
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Cover: World's first floating nuclear power plant (NPP) Akademik Lomonosov is towed to the port of Murmansk, Russia.
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The van the couple were trying to repair had a window smashed and was towed away later as evidence.
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The other ends of those ropes were connected to a boat, which carefully towed the animal back to shore.
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The van, which was outside Auto Zone in Plantation, Florida, was covered with a blue tarp and towed away.
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By comparison, a brand-new Mercedes-Benz suffering from engine troubles will be similarly towed into a repair facility.
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Some senior citizens zoom by on scooters; other people hitch a ride on cabooses towed by John Deere tractors.
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After the flood receded, Jenkins immediately towed all the vehicles and gave them away to a scrap metal yard.
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"You guys are going to heaven," said one resident as Zibdeh and his partner towed her car to freedom.
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The New York Police Department went to the scene of 401 accidents and towed 367 vehicles by 4 a.m.
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Unbeknownst to her, without the keys, Delerme's car had been towed and he was sleeping at a friend's apartment.
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Finally, the Turks cut the Struma's anchor, towed the ship back into the Black Sea and set it adrift.
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A Denver Post journalist on the scene shared video of a car being towed away from a suspect's house.
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There were rumors of cars being searched and towed from the parking lot, among other sorts of police harassment.
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While many Sydneysiders stayed in the confines of their warm homes, 16 surfers were towed into the wild ocean.
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It was towed to Angel Island in the bay, where scientists tied it to a post at high tide.
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The wildfire started two weeks ago by sparks from the steel wheel of a towed-trailer&aposs flat tire.
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Authorities also found a discrepancy in Wilson's account that her Honda Accord had been towed away, the affidavit revealed.
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Iran says it towed a vessel into its waters from the strait after the ship issued a distress call.
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On March 8, Sullivan's car was towed away from rough, mesa-studded country about 24 miles south of town.
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The Coast Guard had the deadly hulk towed far offshore and then sank it with barrages of artillery fire.
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At first, she told me, he asked her to pay to get his car back after it was towed.
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Both arks are built on steel barges, and neither has an engine; they must be towed wherever they go.
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The Benfold was able to remain at sea; the tugboat was towed by another vessel to a Japanese port.
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Until 2011, mules regularly towed a barge from lock to lock as an educational spectacle for schoolchildren and tourists.
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From there, a shuttle would be towed to the orbital processing facility to be prepped for the next flight.
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His Jeep was towed over the summer, and he did not have the required $250 to get it back.
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Hundreds of cars wait for fuel, and some cars have even been towed because they ran out of gas.
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Two pocketbook-size Pomeranians pranced across the tawny marble of the lobby, towed by separate guests to check-in.
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We already knew Iggy dumped a bunch of Nick's crap on her driveway and personally got his car towed.
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He was towed away in his car after refusing to leave his vehicle, according to Mr. Zambrano and witnesses.
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Still, there is a grim placard in the front window to ensure the car doesn't get ticketed or towed.
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"It was one of the gnarliest falls I have seen," said Myers, who had towed McNamara to the site.
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They said they have struck deals with 250 local businesses and hotels and have towed more than 12,500 scooters.
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The vessel was originally towed up the river, thanks to a dredged channel deep enough to accommodate barge traffic.
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The two stages would have been towed back to the offshore facility to be refurbished for the next flight.
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On Saturday, local and federal authorities towed the sperm whale 15 miles offshore after it drifted onto a reef.
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Taye seemed to be okay as he walked away from the scene, but his G-Wagon had to be towed.
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The ship was towed from Trinidad to Texas where it is being cleaned before it is deployed in the fall.
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Last year, the backpack was worn by a Google employee towed in a sled by 1984 Iditarod champ Dean Osmar.
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Since December 2013 the navy has simply turned or towed boats of refugees entering Australian waters back out to sea.
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He said that one of Coronel's brothers was driving the motorcycle, which was towed by some type of pulley system.
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An hour later, media reported the terminal was reopened as several passengers tweeted photos of an SUV being towed away.
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An airport worker at SFO towed an Aer Lingus plane into a concrete pole, resulting in damage to the wing.
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A handful of manufacturers, like Escape fiberglass trailers, make smaller fifth-wheels that can be easily towed by smaller trucks.
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When Joseph Stalin came to power art became government-dictated propaganda and its makers, often under threat, towed the line.
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All pipes are expected to be secured at a single location before being towed back to the manufacturer in Norway.
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Iran has said it towed a vessel into its waters from the strait after the ship issued a distress call.
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All pipes are expected to be secured at a single location before being towed back to the manufacturer, Pipelife Norway.
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Iran said the vessel impounded was the one it towed on Sunday after the ship had sent a distress call.
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Iran recently said it towed a vessel into its waters from the strait after the ship issued a distress call.
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The department was auctioning 20 cars, which had probably been abandoned or towed, to a group of about 50 bidders.
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If you get to the point where everyone is getting stopped, everyone is getting towed, nothing good comes from that.
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The smaller of the arks was being towed on Friday when the crew lost control, which led to the collision.
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The segment was retrieved, and the two parts were towed to Hawaii, arriving just off the coast on January 17th.
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An armored police vehicle that was set ablaze by petrol bombs in Sunday's violence was towed away early on Monday.
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The Japanese Coast Guard said separately the Fitzgerald was towed back to Yokosuka by a tugboat at about 3 knots.
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A Fox Lake police detective took Gliniewicz and arranged for his truck to be towed, according to his personnel file.
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One of the construction projects defining the Brooklyn streetscape was underway, and he found that his car had been towed.
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Lawmakers were taken off a special Amtrak train and transferred to buses after the disabled train was towed to Charlottesville.
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Instead of depositing trash into dumpsters, the belt dumps waste into giant garbage bags that are then towed to shore.
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On land, in order to get the boat from point A to point B, Dotty is towed by a truck.
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There was the whale that starved in a fjord, whose corpse had to be towed out to sea and exploded.
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And then happens again when Ford launches its electric F-150 that recently pulled (not towed) over 1 million pounds.
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Finally, Ted convinced me to have it towed to our carport until I could figure out what to do. Brilliant.
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Q&A It's more efficient for tugboats to nudge barges along, but some conditions require that the loads be towed.
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The device can detect when your car has been damaged, stolen, or towed and send an alert to your phone.
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Royal Dutch Shell's Prelude floating LNG production facility was towed from South Korea to waters near Australia late last month.
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During that time the wet passengers were safely unloaded -- no injuries, besides wet socks -- and the boat was towed away.
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The FAA said in a statement that the plane remained on the taxiway and would be towed to the gate.
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Both vehicles had to be towed from the scene, and the other driver was hospitalized with non-life threatening injuries.
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He has consistently denied any wrongdoing at 1MDB, and prior to election the mainstream media had towed the official line.
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Israel maintains a maritime blockade of the Strip and said the boat was being towed to the port of Ashdod.
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The central command for maritime emergencies said the Panama-flagged bulk carrier Glory Amsterdam was towed into deeper water Thursday morning.
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Its crew had been able to return to the vessel, which was being towed to a port in the Gulf region.
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The barge will be towed through the Baltic and Arctic seas, to sites in Siberia to power Gazprom, or military facilities.
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The 19-year-old man, whose name was not released by police, was issued a citation and had his car towed.
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When Davis discovered that the driver's license was suspended and that Ross had an outstanding warrant, he subsequently towed their car.
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In a teaser for the upcoming Doctor Who Christmas special, we see the Twelfth Doctor (Peter Capaldi) having his TARDIS towed.
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The rapper/singer's tour bus was towed away from a hotel parking lot in Kansas City, MO around 3 AM Thursday.
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The outcome should not be dramatic for a suitcase, but it could be troublesome for a trailer towed by a vehicle.
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Iran said the vessel impounded was the same one it towed on Sunday after the ship had sent a distress call.
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The Transocean Winner rig broke away while being towed during a storm and became grounded off the northwestern Isle of Lewis.
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From the moment he won the general election, he has towed the Republican Party line -- except on the issue of Russia.
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U.S. officials said on Wednesday they were unsure whether an oil tanker towed into Iranian waters had been seized or rescued.
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Waggoner figured trailers would be better than motor homes because they could be towed, they didn't have transmissions, which needed fixing.
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Read "Ugandan Opposition Rally Ends in Tear Gas and the Candidate Being Towed Away" Watch more Quick Hits at VICE News
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Ford then loaded 42 F-150s into the rail cars and the prototype pickup towed a total of 1.25 million pounds.
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The second involved turning the device in the opposite direction and attaching inflatable bags that towed it faster than the plastic.
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A white pickup truck with odd scrawling, on the inside and out, was towed from in front of the Swift home.
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In 1933, Emily had the Elephant towed to the Goldstream River flats, and there she settled down for a lengthy visit.
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As for the spoon, Mr. Alvarez, Mr. Esposito and a few friends towed it to the Purdue building around 8 a.m.
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Over the next several days, the boom will be towed to a site where it will undergo two weeks of testing.
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Researchers also drilled into the ice and took measurements using an instrument towed by a snowmobile to map the floe's thickness.
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The one that showed them being towed, and led to widespread shock that The Late Late Show host wasn't actually driving?
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The crew towed the mine away for hours while authorities tried to keep residents and news helicopters circling the area away.
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According to the Federal Aviation Administration, the China Southern plane was being towed during the collision, which occurred just after midnight.
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Kennedy towed Patrick McMahon, a severely burned machinist's mate, by clenching the strap of Seaman McMahon's life jacket in his teeth.
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But this week, the nonprofit group that developed the boom said it would be towed back to port — in two pieces.
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SVR provides its customers with around-the-clock surveillance of cars and trucks, just in case those vehicles are towed or stolen.
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Even if they get too close, it has a radar-warning receiver, a jamming system and releases a decoy, towed behind it.
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I'm happy to report that Ludeke towed the Ludekrusher out of the bog and it's since been repaired to ride another day.
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The Sewol will be slowly lifted over 2 or 3 days and put onto a floating dock before being towed to land.
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Malone, né Austin Richard Post, and his assistant were photographed on the scene speaking to authorities while the car was towed away.
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Mitchell tweeted that the car had to be towed to a service center after failing to take a charge from a Supercharger.
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But the reporter added that other Gulf sources said it had simply broken down and may have been towed by Iranian vessels.
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"They just went from rescue to rescue," he said More than 170 damaged cars are being towed to impound lots, Gardner said.
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The second test involved turning the device in the opposite direction and attaching inflatable bags that towed it faster than the plastic.
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Read more: An all-electric Ford F-150 pickup truck prototype has towed more than a million poundsA straightforward path to profits
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Iran has also become more dependent on a fleet of ageing ships, and some have had to be towed for emergency repairs.
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Three cars were towed away from the scene as part of the investigation, but officers said they could not release additional information.
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Then his rental car got towed in Queens, with his computer, containing all the bomb-making instructions and incriminating e-mails, inside.
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Workers covered the vehicles in black sheeting and towed them to the medical examiner to identify the remains of any victims inside.
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In all, 34 of the 46 "worst offenders" were towed on Wednesday morning; the other 12 vehicles are being sought, officials said.
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The biggest waves here are so tall that it's hard to tackle them without being towed toward them by a Jet Ski.
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The slow-mo continues as the streetwalkers are rounded up into paddy wagons and the pimps watch their cars being towed away.
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The officers also broke the windows of several cars the protesters were using to block the road and towed the vehicles away.
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As she began to sink under the waves, a fellow migrant grabbed her by the hair and towed her toward the island.
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A judge has ordered the two be held in custody, and the car was seized and towed away, according to the report.
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As M. and I are leaving, our friend B. calls and says she can't find her car and thinks it was towed.
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Another time, an extremely large male customer whose car had been towed started screaming at me at the register about his car.
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It was placed on the gun-carriage of a large artillery weapon, which was then towed past the crowds by a truck.
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The bus was badly damaged in the incident, with its windscreen completely shattered, while the crashed cars had to be towed away.
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In 2013, another dead sperm whale was towed ashore due to wind patterns that would have pushed the animal beach-ward anyway.
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The aircraft was to be towed from the airfield after the passengers left via stairs and rode buses to a terminal, authorities said.
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EARLIER THIS MONTH, a decommissioned Boeing 747 airliner was towed down a Dutch motorway to its final destination as a novelty hotel complex.
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The Iranian military vessel then towed the fishing boat, which had sent out a distress signal after taking on water, back to shore.
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Early on Wednesday morning it was towed from Dalian Shipyard, in Liaoning Province, to a nearby wharf, China's Ministry of National Defense said.
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The other tanker hit, the Kokuka Courageous, was being towed towards the United Arab Emirates' port of Kalba, its operator said on Friday.
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Viral filmmaker and YouTube star Casey Neistat snowboarded through the streets of New York City this weekend while being towed by a Jeep.
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How can we maximize our time in an illegal parking spot while minimizing the chances of getting caught, and, thus, ticketed or towed?
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Riot police faced off with supporters of Kizza Besigye after his vehicle was towed from a rally in the capital city on Monday.
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The other ship, the Alnic MC, a 600-foot, Liberian-flagged oil and chemical tanker, was towed to Singapore's eastern anchorage for inspection.
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The boat was towed back to port where a Reuters witness saw victims in body bags being removed from the badly charred ship.
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Ford conducted a demonstration in which an all-electric Ford F-242 prototype towed 2150 million pounds of rail cars for 2150,000 feet.
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It's a new $35,000 trailer that weighs less than 3,000 pounds and is designed to be towed behind even small SUVs and crossovers.
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As much as I wanted to continue ignoring it, the motorcycle had to go somewhere, so I had it towed to this shop.
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"My tiny house was built in NSW, Australia and towed 497 miles (800 kilometers) to where it is now in Victoria," she said.
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GlassBarge will be towed by the W. O. Decker, the last New York-built wooden steam tugboat — part of the seaport museum's fleet.
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Thirty-four ice cream trucks were towed in "Operation Meltdown" in Manhattan for dodging millions of dollars' worth of parking and traffic violations.
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The other tanker hit, the Kokuka Courageous, was being towed toward the United Arab Emirates' port of Kalba, its operator said on Friday.
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Australian media reported that several lanes on the bridge had to be closed while the fire was extinguished and the bus towed away.
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Earlier this year, Ford showed off an electric F-150 prototype that handily towed 1 million pounds of train cars for 1,000 feet.
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" In another part of town, police officers shut down traffic as they towed a van taped over with a sign reading "ROAD CLOSED.
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He said the garrison has no regular flight operations and had already towed the few private planes kept on base to higher ground.
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Ellis clicked into his bindings and towed Breck in a carrier with Randall whooping alongside them as they headed down a gentle slope.
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The former "Mob Wives" star fell victim to the vandalism last Wednesday and the vehicle was towed away from her home Thursday morning.
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When a tugboat finally chanced upon his soaked and frozen form he was nearly unconscious and had to be towed up with a rope.
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Those restrictions set a 45 mph speed limit, and a ban on tandem truck trailers, empty or towed trailers, buses, recreational vehicles and motorcycles.
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A snow emergency was declared in the city, meaning vehicles will be towed if they are parked on roads marked as snow emergency arteries.
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Instead of using more narrowly configured, mechanized or towed mine detection systems, ALMDS massively expands the surface area from which mine detection takes place.
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He was riding an old pair of skis towed by scientist Uwe Hofmann, who periodically stopped his snowmobile to measure the rapidly melting glacier.
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Boyan Slat said in a phone interview from his office in Rotterdam, Netherlands, that the screen would be towed about 800 miles to Hawaii.
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Panamanian-flagged pure car and truck carrier (PCTC) 'Modern Express' is towed by Spanish tugboat Centaurus in the Biscay Bay on February 1, 2016.
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He could not say whether the passengers and crew were in any danger and said the ferry would have to be towed to port.
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In one 2005 police report from the Calumet County Sheriff's Department, he allegedly paid unwanted attention to a woman whose car he had towed.
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The still mostly submerged Ariciogullari was towed back to a shipyard outside Bodrum, where it hauled from the water and searched again for bodies.
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Maps made with modern sonar systems towed behind research ships are better, but currently cover only 10% of the ocean floor at high resolution.
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A New Hampshire driver's car was towed for driving around with an overwhelming amount of stuff on top of, and hanging from, his van.
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He tied Daphne, who's about the size of a small car, to his tiny motorboat and towed her along for a day of fishing.
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The Defense Department's R&D wing just concluded a set of tests proving the concept of TALONS, or Towed Airborne Lift of Naval Systems.
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Thailand's navy on Monday towed to shore a floating cabin which had been set on top of a spar 14 nautical miles off Phuket.
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After Tuesday's skirmish, Jugend Rettet said the Libyans towed two migrant boats back to shore while humanitarian groups brought more than 1,000 on board.
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Towed along on their journey is Auld Nancy's grandniece, Pansy, whose chief claim to fame is that she is roundly despised by almost everyone.
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He even had his own boat, which he towed up to the Fort Peck Reservoir on the weekends so that the kids could swim.
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Ihor Voronchenko told Ukrainian television&aposs "4th channel" the ships had not yet reached Ukrainian territorial waters because they were being towed so slowly.
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"It was disrespectful," said Mr. Rubin, who once had his car towed by a film crew when he had not moved it in time.
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In early May, Saudi Arabia's coast guard towed an Iranian oil tanker with engine trouble off the coast of Jeddah in the Red Sea.
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It took two days to gather the suitcases from the junkyard where our car had been towed and to find a way to Chicago.
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A tugboat towed the tanker away on Wednesday, the agency Kyodo News reported, revealing a severed road on the 12,000-foot bridge's southern side.
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The record was 64 feet; Robinson had to be towed by an all-terrain vehicle to achieve the speed needed to make the jump.
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The 8x10 camper can be towed by compact and electric vehicles, transforms from a dinette to sleeping area, and costs between $15,000 and $21,000.
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The work seemed easy that day, and Raphael sang Christmas tunes as he towed a sled full of instruments in his puffy red snowsuit.
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According to architect Robert Nebolon, about 90% of the construction was done at a dry dock, before the home was towed to the canal.
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Starting last September, whaling crews in high-speed aluminum boats harpooned fifteen bowheads and towed them back to the sandy beach north of town.
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In 2000, the wreckage of Alaska Airlines Flight 261 was towed to the naval facility after it crashed off the coast of Southern California.
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A prototype all-electric F-150 recently towed a million pounds, but it&aposs not like any person needs to tow a million pounds.
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Worried about getting to the gig on time, Mr. Murray called his bandmates for a ride and left his stranded car to be towed.
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New South Wales is testing smart drum lines that send alerts to officials, allowing animals to be tagged, towed and released in deeper waters.
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Packed in her crate, Bao Bao rolled out of the panda enclosure in the morning, towed by a forklift with panda ears and a tail.
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Not wanting to pick it up out of the water, we threw it a life preserver to climb upon and then towed it to land.
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When she ran out of money, the van was towed away and Mimi migrated to Santa Monica, where she lived on the streets for years.
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Of the 14 people in the tractor-towed wagon, 11 had "varying degrees of injuries" and were transported to local hospitals, the sheriff's office said.
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We then pulled the safety line and towed them to shore where the dog was placed into warm blankets and towels by the EMS crew.
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The amphibious aircraft is marketed as being a recreational vehicle that can be towed around, without owners ever having to set foot in an airport.
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Robert Cerantonio and four other men towed their small boat by car some 3,000 km (1,865 miles) from Melbourne to Cairns in northern Queensland state.
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The Transnusa plane was being towed to a hangar when it crossed the path of the Batik Air plane, which had been cleared for takeoff.
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Researchers traced a history of plastic pollution in the North Atlantic since 1957 using data from the Continuous Plankton Recorder, an instrument towed behind ships.
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The Hunters Point Shipyard in San Francisco is where ships irradiated by early nuclear testing in the Pacific were towed so they could be decontaminated.
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The largest number of missing and presumed dead — 400 to 550 — was aboard a wooden fishing boat being towed by another smugglers' boat from Libya.
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But according to Rascon, at least one protestor was arrested by sheriff's deputies after cabling himself to a vehicle to prevent it from being towed.
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The promising region is then scoured with magnetometers: high-powered, ultra-sensitive metal detectors that are towed behind the ship, looking for steel and iron.
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Electromagnetic waves don't propagate well through ice, which would make retrieving the valuable data from the alien-hunting submarine being towed by a cryobot impossible.
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The fishermen towed the yacht to a port at Barobo, which took about a day because the yacht was much larger than the fishing boat.
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A Chinese coastguard vessel had rammed free a Chinese fishing boat as it was towed into port after being caught allegedly fishing in Indonesian waters.
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Despite its ship-like appearance, the Prelude vessel is not in the strictest sense a boat as it needs to be towed to its destinations.
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When the water goes down, a steam-powered crane from 1937, with a boiler the size of a car, is towed out into the river.
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The couple has been watching the whale deflate ever so slightly each day since it was towed to their stretch of shoreline earlier this month.
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But James, a master of the long haul, having towed his teammates through the grind of another regular season, his 14th in all, seems ready.
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W. is concerned that his car might get towed, but I drag him into the restaurant, assuring him that I will pay for the fine.
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The buggy was towed away, and the horse was temporarily handed off to a local farmer until it can be claimed by the alleged suspects.
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In this case, the customers are the oil, gas and coal industries who are cow towed to by the president and his loyal, EPA administrator.
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The crew of the Abner Read was able to save the ship and it was towed back to port by the USS Bancroft, another destroyer.
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During the 2010-513 season, he averaged 25 points, 7.7 assists and 3.1 rebounds, and he towed the Chicago Bulls to the Eastern Conference finals.
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Illegal plots are identified by helicopter and then destroyed by a convoy of well-armed police officers and a plant shredder towed by a pickup.
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Ford said it would pay to have vehicles towed to dealerships or send mobile repair teams to owners' homes and provide free loaners if needed.
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In 2014, two Kirby-towed barges crossed in front of a container ship and the resulting collision spilled 4,000 barrels of marine fuel into the channel.
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First, a little backstory ... Jenelle Evans' dangerous spouse got in hot water last December after the ex-"Teen Mom 2" star illegally towed a man's truck.
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On the coast, at least one trafficker escaped on foot, while officers towed away the half-dozen or so minibuses they had driven to the coast.
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With the aid of a custom-built trainer, frame and skis, Auburn (also wearing a mini life jacket) was towed across the water by his dad.
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"It is clearly seen in the video that a terrorists' pickup truck with a towed large-caliber mortar is moving along with the convoy," he said.
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Lower-ranking US officials towed a similar line as they mingled with other attendees at a day of panel discussions sponsored by the US State Department.
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Trump, meanwhile, has been critical of Amazon's tax policies, He has also towed a hard line against China, where many Amazon sellers manufacture and trade goods.
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Both cars in the wreck ended up getting towed ... and we're told the two girls are now experiencing pain, and plan on filing a police report.
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If you're living on the edge of poverty and you get [a] $100 fine, or your car towed, a lot of times you lose your job.
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As for thawing the car out, Yelen's father told WKBW that Justin likely will have the car towed to a warm garage to defrost it there.
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Today, it sits more than seven miles away in Sheepshead Bay, where it was towed for storage, lashed to a bulkhead and kept behind a gate.
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This year, it was the Bmmpr One, which can detect when your car has been damaged, stolen, or towed and send an alert to your phone.
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Ten vehicles were towed, and 47 people, including a juvenile, were arrested on charges ranging from trespassing to operating an unregistered vehicle, according to the police.
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But it was stopped and the boat was towed to the Israeli port city of Ashdod without any harm to the 17 people aboard, Israel said.
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Neighbors rescue neighbors More than 200 vehicles had been towed in Houston by Thursday night, as floodwaters began to recede, Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo said.
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In 23000, the group NextGen America, founded by 22020 Democratic presidential candidate Tom Steyer, towed an inflatable iceberg behind a speedboat on New Hampshire's Lake Winnipesaukee.
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After they were towed to shore, he was suffering so badly from hypothermia that he was helicoptered to a hospital, and he died there that night.
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In 22.97, two Kirby-towed barges crossed in front of a container ship and the resulting collision spilled 4,000 barrels of marine fuel into the channel.
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While the mayor was addressing a crowd of Germans in Hamburg, Mr. Albanese noted, he himself was campaigning in New York — and had his car towed.
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In Philadelphia in 2010, a duck boat that stalled in the Delaware River was struck by a barge being towed by a tugboat, killing two people.
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He and his team towed an enlarged artificial whisker through water, to find out how a vortex street laid down in front of it affected its behaviour.
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Sources close to the rapper claim he was NOT parked in a handicap spot and say cops towed the truck from his clothing store's private parking lot.
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Torres said it was towed to the compound last December by a white moving truck owned by Lucas Morton, one of the people arrested at the settlement.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A Russian bulk cargo ship that ran aground off southwest England on Tuesday has been successfully refloated and is being towed out to open sea.
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His departure was documented by his wife, Mary Sue Ader Andersen, who photographed Ader on board the Ocean Wave as it was towed out from the harbor.
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"The Arctic Sunrise is currently being towed away from the drilling site, to the mainland in Tromsoe, Northern Norway," Greenpeace said in a statement late on Thursday.
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A number of those sailors were found after the ship was towed to Yokosuka Naval Base and rescue workers gained access to flooded parts of the vessel.
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When his kids left home, he got rid of his permanent physical address entirely and lived with my grandmother in a trailer they towed around the country.
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When it was initially towed into view spotters has difficulty identifying it from about a kilometer away as it was behind a tractor and an escort vehicle.
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The Taiwanese army's artillery units are already operating the older M109A2 and M109A5 variants, as well as the M110A2 self-propelled howitzer and the towed M114 howitzers.
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Law enforcement officers talk as a car is towed away in the Mt. Zion High School parking lot as part of an investigation into a shooting Friday.
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Some juniors have even paid seniors for parking, or use expired tags, despite the risk of being towed and fined by a company contracted by the school.
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In a remote area of the Big Island of Hawaii, I blew two tires and had to be towed over 100 miles back to the Hilo airport.
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The most-produced 1941 model was a six-barrelled, two-wheeled towed launcher that ripple-fired 150-millimeter high-explosive or smoke projectiles up to 6,900 meters.
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Officials on Saturday declined to name the man, but colleagues and others identified him as Richard "Beebo" Russell, a ground services agent who towed aircraft and handled baggage.
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An unnamed military official told CNN, however, that the alleged spy submarine was an "unmanned mobility capability" attached to the far end of a "multi-function towed array".
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Such arrays are long, thin tubes packed with sophisticated electronics that can detect underwater threats from submarines, torpedoes and mines, and are designed to be towed behind warships.
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The floating nuclear power plant "Akademik Lomonosov" is seen being towed to an Atomflot base in Murmansk for nuclear fuel loading, in St. Petersburg, Russia April 28, 2018.
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Some new versions of the hooks can alert officials when they snag a shark, allowing the fish to be tagged, towed and released far away in deeper waters.
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Poteet, who operates out of Memphis, Tennessee, is nowhere to be seen, arriving to hop into Speed Demon II just before it is towed to the starting line.
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During the early hours of May 1, thieves towed the canon away from the Veterans Memorial Hall in Richmond where it had been since 1947, the police said.
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The Esperanza patrol found 11 vessels in breach of regulations out of 37 stopped and reported the breaches to local shipping authorities, who towed them back to port.
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Earlier this month, a single jumbo was swept out to sea in strong currents, before being towed back to shore by the navy in a similar rescue mission.
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The military said the vessel was stopped without major incident and was towed to the Israeli port of Ashdod where the 17 people on board would be questioned.
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"So I towed it into the dealer, they put it up, and they realized that a family of woodchucks lived in the underbody of my Suburban," Ryan said.
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According to TMZ, the $2.2 million Maybach 62 S Landaulet was towed to a repair shop in Laguna Niguel, California, after it broke down a few months ago.
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"So I towed it into the dealer, they put it up, and they realized that a family of woodchucks lived in the underbody of my Suburban," he said.
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Among the older works is Robert Smithson's 22014 "Study for Floating Island to Travel Around Manhattan Island," a park set on a barge and towed by a tugboat.
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While it appears as if this truck is being towed by another vehicle, this is still super dangerous and no one should try it with your own car.
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Ukrainian navy chief Vice Admiral Ihor Voronchenko told Ukrainian television's '4th channel' the ships had not yet reached Ukrainian territorial waters because they were being towed so slowly.
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It's scary worrying about getting towed and possible break-ins when you park on the street, but the garage near our house is $450/month with a waitlist.
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The slightly stocky Hawaii resident was in the lineup the day Laird Hamilton, the sport's most influential ambassador, was first towed into a wave by a jet ski.
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The fully-credentialed, ground-services worker was responsible for loading and unloading passengers' luggage, tidying the aircraft and worked on a team that towed planes, the company said.
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The largest number of missing and presumed dead was aboard a wooden fishing boat being towed by another smugglers' boat from the Libyan port of Sabratha that sank Thursday.
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The 28 migrants, including four women, were found after sunset by the fishermen, who towed the vessel to shore, Interior Ministry security unit commander Ahmaida Khalifa Amsalam told Reuters.
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The Wise Honest was slowly towed to the port of Pago Pago during a cloudy Saturday morning and docked at the main docking section of the port that afternoon.
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Larger-scale economic regeneration is sensibly being left to companies like Siemens, manufacturer of the "Blade", which was towed into the city centre from its recently opened local factory.
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Australian police detained the five suspects on Tuesday after they had towed the boat almost 1,865 miles from Melbourne in Australia's southeast to Cairns in Queensland state, police said.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Almost all carnivals traveling the circuits in the United States and Great Britain in the 1940s and '19303s towed their own haunted railroad.
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Boats departing from the shores west of Tripoli in Libya often carry more than 600 people and are sometimes towed by larger fishing boats, a dangerous practice, Spindler said.
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It will be launched later this year, towed to Murmansk, and thence transported to Pevek, a port in Russia's Far East, where it will begin generating power in 2019.
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California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection officials said that fire was started two weeks ago by sparks from the steel wheel of a towed-trailer&aposs flat tire.
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However, one separate media report said that despite suffering only superficial damage, the tanker is now at a standstill and waiting to be towed back into a Norwegian port.
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How the guns work: The airguns are towed behind ships and fire a large bubble of air that sends seismic waves through the water and toward the ocean floor.
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Iggy Azalea was dead serious about getting Nick Young out of her life -- 'cause the classic car she gave him for Xmas was just towed away from her home.
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The ship is equipped with three towed underwater listening devices that are adapted to the depth of the search area, which is estimated to be more than 9,800 feet.
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The AP reported that more than 450 individuals were airlifted off of the ship before the rescue operation was suspended and the ship was towed to a nearby port.
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Right now, the Akademik Lomonosov is slowly being towed from St. Petersburg, Russia, to the town of Murmansk, where its two nuclear reactors will be fueled up this fall.
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She was towed from the Canadian side of the Niagara River, where the waters ran deeper, toward the Horseshoe Falls, the biggest of the three falls at the site.
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CNN reported that the yacht's crew had put out the fire prior to the arrival of the rescue crew, which towed the still-smoking vessel to a nearby port.
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Tensions came to a head in 2014, when a state-run Chinese company towed an oil rig near the Paracel Islands and within about 120 nautical miles of Vietnam.
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The budget came out while Trump was overseas, talking about peace with Pope Francis, who occasionally looked as cheerful as if he was watching his car being towed away.
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The FAA issued a statement saying the left plane's main landing gear was stuck in a grassy area and that the plane would be towed after passengers were evacuated.
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Angel Arroyo, who was behind the wheel of the B39, recalled that a cement truck broke down on the bridge a few months ago and had to be towed.
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Jakarta, Indonesia (CNN)Aviation officials are investigating after a passenger plane attempting to take off from Indonesia's capital caught fire after colliding with another aircraft being towed by a tractor.
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Philip's other Land Rover was towed away after the collision, which involved a 28-year-old woman in a Kia who had a 9-month-old baby in the backseat.
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New South Wales is trying out "smart" drum-lines which notify officials when they catch an animal, allowing it to be towed and released before it perishes on the line.
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The wildfire about 225 miles (360 kilometers) north of San Francisco started more than two weeks ago by sparks from the steel wheel of a towed-trailer&aposs flat tire.
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Detroit Police Chief James Craig said that body camera footage shows Moore was offered a ride home but was upset about having her car towed so she refused and walked.
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Innovative Australian company OPUS Camper makes standard and off-road campers with folding aluminum frames that are light enough to be towed by many small- and midsize trucks and SUVs.
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The shipwrecks seldom look the same, and the most recent one looked so much like a plane on images from the towed sonar device that it initially fooled Mr. Miller.
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Construction on Shell's huge floating liquefied natural gas (FLNG) structure began in 2012 and was finished in July by Samsung's Heavy Industries in South Korea, before being towed to Australia.
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The ship was towed to Yokosuka Naval Base and the sailors' bodies were found when rescue workers gained access to spaces of the ship that were damaged in the collision.
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BORDEAUX, France (Reuters) - A stricken cargo ship drifting on its side off the French Atlantic coast was being towed to the Spanish port of Bilbao on Monday, local officials said.
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Two rigs have been towed away to be scrapped in Turkey, while more are expected to arrive in the coming weeks and months, threatening to fill the inlet to capacity.
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A preliminary investigation found that the containers, which held anhydrous ammonia, were being towed by a tractor on Green Bay Road in Beach Park, a village north of Chicago, Sgt.
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The boat was stopped for fishing illegally in Indonesia's waters and was being towed to port when the Chinese took it back, leaving its crew in the hands of Indonesia.
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Later on Friday, Reuters reported that the Kokuka Courageous, was being towed and heading toward the United Arab Emirates' port of Khor Fakkan, according to its operator, Bernhard Schulte Shipmanagement.
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During a 10-day expedition in the Atlantic, the team towed an instrument called Deep-See from the Henry B. Bigelow, a ship from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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To maximize the space, planes have been towed and parked closely together, where technicians can work and get them back into service quickly once demand for air travel picks up.
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We could have towed 18,000 pounds, but with our leather-wrapped heated steering wheels, chrome grilles and computer-controlled driving aids, it seemed we were selecting the Yacht of Texas.
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The vehicle was rented from a facility in Anaheim, where it was found with an expired lease and towed back to a U-Haul facility in Fullerton, Carringer told CNN.
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Ms. Donnelly, who noticed the president was "ditching the press corps," wrote about the high-powered rifles stashed in a golf bag towed by Secret Service agents protecting the president.
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A Sunwing Airlines aircraft backed out while being towed, striking a WestJet Airlines plane that had arrived from Cancun, Mexico, and was waiting to proceed to a gate, officials said.
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Once crew members got closer they said they found an abandoned boat and towed it back to shore to take a closer look, the ferry company wrote on their website.
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In the days after the fatal shooting, shops around the scene crawled with detectives, and the command post was towed away, replaced by a new one ringed with metal barriers.
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Sometimes the animals are towed farther out to sea, not only to keep sharks away from beachgoers, but because it's cheaper than removing a carcass from the shoreline or reef.
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They towed targets for gunnery training and ferried more than half of the combat aircraft within the U.S. during World War II. Thirty-eight of the women died during their service.
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The Ocean Cleanup towed "System 001" under the Golden Gate Bridge and into the Pacific just after Labor Day, first parking it about 200 miles offshore for an initial shakedown period.
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A straight boom will first be towed 250 nautical miles off the coast of California for a fortnight of tests, before embarking on a three-week voyage to its final destination.
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The fleet of cars were hauled away on flat-beds towed by Uber's Otto self-driving big rigs, though the trucks do not appear to have been autonomously driving to Arizona.
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The left wing of the Batik Air plane clipped the tail of the towed plane and erupted in a fire, which firefighters were able to put out within a few minutes.
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An Amtrak train stranded in Oakridge, Oregon, was towed back to a nearby town after nearly 200 passengers were trapped on the halted vehicle for at least 36 hours, reports say.
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AER LINGUS PLANE, BEING TOWED BY AIRPORT WORKERS, SMASHES DIRECTLY INTO CONCRETE POLE "[He was] hitting the chair, swearing, yelling at other passengers, spitting at people at some point," Bolduc recalls.
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SAN DIEGO – Military officials say a sailor aboard the USS Carl Vinson was seriously injured when he was struck by a plane as it was being towed on the flight deck.
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They deployed receivers to the seafloor to measure the electromagnetic fields below, and also towed a device behind the ship that emitted electromagnetic pulses and recorded the seafloor's responses to them.
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His music constantly towed the line between the religious and secular, able to appeal to both indie rock record heads and the zealous audiences at the Jesus-centric Cornerstone Music Festival.
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The bus has an alignment problem and drifts to the right, so you have to stay alert or else you'll end up crashing and getting towed back to your starting point.
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The slump in the South Korean market was towed by the nation's chipmaker Samsung Electronics and SK Hynix , pressured by tech stock losses in the United States and China, including Tencent.
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"Before ... your car gets towed away, we can immediately reimburse the money back into your account," Chan added, noting that the process results in a situation where the customer is happier.
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Maritime search experts say acoustic hydrophones must be towed in the water at depths of up to 2,000 meters in order to have the best chance of picking up the signals.
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Russia's Kommersant newspaper reported on Saturday that Moscow had decided to return the ships to Ukraine and that they would be towed into the Black Sea and handed over to Ukraine.
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As the lots filled, some drivers parked on the wild grass by the side of the road, risking damage to the native species, and the chance that they would be towed.
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At one point, a farmer in an El Camino pulled up next to them, unloaded two water skis, strung a rope from the trailer hitch, and towed Reicher along the canal.
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Gucci Mane's convinced the nightclub where he performed screwed him over and indirectly got his supercar towed, but the club's calling BS ... and laying the blame squarely on a drug store.
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Sketching the first design on a piece of paper, the entrepreneur devised a solar-powered kiosk that can be towed by bicycle and provides simultaneous charging for up to 80 phones.
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But the next morning, Gliniewicz didn't remember where he'd left his truck and reported it stolen, until the detective told the Sheriff's Office it was towed, not stolen, according to records.
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Sources with direct knowledge of the deal tell us the rapper's 2014 Maybach 62 S Landaulet broke down a couple months ago, and got towed to a Laguna Niguel repair shop.
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Many underwater explorers rely on something called a side-scan sonar device: Towed behind a ship, it sends out acoustic waves to its left and right that bounce off the seafloor.
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Notably, in 2014 a state-owned Chinese oil company towed an oil rig to waters near Danang, provoking a tense maritime standoff and anti-Chinese riots at several Vietnamese industrial parks.
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In June 2016, an Indonesian warship towed away a Chinese fishing boat that had been caught near the Natunas, Indonesian islands located in the southernmost reaches of the South China Sea.
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Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro has escalated his war on opponents by arresting the opposition leader's main aide in striking fashion: Political police towed his car while he was still in it.
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After the Bmmpr One is installed and you download the Bmmpr app, you&aposll be notified if your car is hit by an object or vehicle, broken into, stolen, or towed.
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