Assessing charges at the refinery level allows the very small number of refiners to pass the charges up the supply chain to producers and crude transporters and down to product transporters and consumers.
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Its wide belly has made it a favorite of cargo transporters.
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The Segway is an iPhone of personal transporters: it just works.
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Its members include Alaska oil and gas producers, explorers, refiners, and transporters.
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Micah: This is related to the philosophy of transporters in Star Trek.
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Use of powered transporters on U.K. pavements and cycle lanes is also prohibited.
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They ranged from transporters to financiers, from agents to guards, and those overseeing everything.
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You have transporters who take the laptop to a recycling plant where it is disassembled.
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American military surveillance planes and satellites could track missile transporters and convoys of fuel trucks.
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In other words, Ms. Rooker and her fellow transporters are Mother Nature's unpaid Uber drivers.
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The most intriguing though, is what I've learned about farmers, transporters, and slaughterhouse workers as people.
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"This should have happened a long time ago," said Anastasios Sachpelidis, a local transporters association representative.
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"This should have happened a long time ago," said Anastasios Sachpelidis, a local transporters' association representative.
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The union, Federation of Argentine Transporters (FETRA), did not say how long the strike would last.
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And they may not get paid if they're transporters, or they watch warehouses, or drive cars.
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"We call on transporters and passengers to abstain from traveling to avoid inconveniences," the statement said.
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The apps discourage transporters from pretending a purchase is for personal use to avoid customs duties.
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That's the unnerving conclusion of a new animated video from CGP Grey about the trouble with transporters.
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In Tunisia, the wine and beer sector employs tens of thousands of farmers, transporters, and factory workers.
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One of the men, "transporters" I'll later learn they're called, asks me how old I am. Seventeen.
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Lara's team cuts out the middleman transporters who would previously take the material to large recycling companies.
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In time, sex workers became madams; from Italy, they employed recruiters, transporters, and document forgers in Nigeria.
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Such a test would convince Dölen that she was really seeing the affects of MDMA on serotonin transporters.
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But since these Sunday morning excursions of my childhood, time has not been kind to dim sum transporters.
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He said Airbus expected to deliver over 20 of the military transporters this year, barring any unexpected problems.
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The right electrical potential lets neurotransmitters go in and out of voltage-powered gates (transporters) in the membrane.
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"I've certainly seen indicia of larger networks and indicia of powerful transporters," said the federal law enforcement official.
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One ex-employee said issues included not having long-term deals with transporters, which complicated planning and increased costs.
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"We hope we can lower the price for shippers and raise the earnings from shippers and transporters," he added.
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It has asked coal miners, coal transporters and freight company Transnet to continue coal supply operations during the lockdown.
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The drought was throwing all infrastructure linked to the coffee production into crisis, including transporters, exporters and roasters, officials said.
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FETRA wants higher hauling rates for grain transporters after the government announced it expected inflation at 42 percent in 2018.
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A state of reduced levels of dopamine transporters is seen in substance-use disorders and other addictive behaviors, she noted.
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They had impressive resources at their disposal: F-16 fighter-jets, aerial refuelling tankers, helicopter gunships and transporters, and tanks.
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In an emergency, the team has to be aware of places where safety risks could delay the transporters and organs.
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The Bosch of e-scooters is Ninebot, a Chinese firm, which also owns Segway, the maker of self-balancing "personal transporters".
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The box-like vessels fit four at a time inside the cylindrical transporters that then fit inside the Hyperloop One tubes.
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Germany has already taken delivery of five A400M transporters but they did not have a self-protection system, the spokeswoman said.
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Currently, oil transporters have spare capacity there, but some see that pipe space running low by late 2017 or early 2018.
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Drillers and transporters would have had to start reporting and fixing any methane leaks they found in wells and transfer stations.
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He said unmanned, larger-wheeled vehicles are another U.S. military ambition as they could operate as personnel transporters or medical evacuation.
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It is being sent north in the tens of kilos a month, according to cooks and transporters who spoke to me.
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The report says the Sakkanmol base conceals seven lengthy tunnels that can accommodate up to 18 transporters that move the missiles.
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And the podcaster C G P Grey provides an insightful illustration of the problem in his video 'The Trouble with Transporters' (2016).
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Five new transporters are being built at an estimated cost of more than $1 billion, although Airbus has never confirmed that number.
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Shelters and rescue groups sometimes pay transporters to take the dogs on the front end, while others may pay to receive them.
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To deal with the gasoline shortages, some food transporters have been switching to trucks powered by diesel, which has been better supplied.
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A. hail cannons B. sonic screwdrivers C. hoverboards D. transporters Play "Total Recall: The CNN news quiz" to see if you're right.
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I stand with those who are doers – the fosters, volunteers, networkers, transporters, fence builders, photographers, donors, adopters, kennel workers, rescuers, and the educators.
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The talks are being held on the sidelines of a meeting of the International Association of Oil Transporters (IAOT) in the Slovak capital.
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"These people were helpless in the hands of their transporters," said Richard L. Durbin Jr., US attorney for the Western District of Texas.
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The photo shows two of the company's futuristic Mars Colonial Transporters sitting on the surface of the Moon with the Earth in the background.
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About 3,000 employees work for Airbus in the Seville area where the company manufactures military planes such as the A400M and C295 troop transporters.
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Because late last year, at the height of the hoverboard craze, the addictive personal transporters and their chargers began to go up in flames.
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The effect of grapefruit on levothyroxine is the opposite: Drinking grapefruit juice — or orange juice — can inhibit uptake transporters and reduce the drug's absorption.
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"The transport ministry is going to take steps to alleviate the transport situation," Claudio Enri, secretary of the Federation of Argentine Transporters (FETRA), told Reuters.
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Within very short order, they had worked out a model in which the bottlers, transporters, servers, soda fountains — everyone was making money hand over fist.
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On Thursday, about 200 traders and transporters held a protest at Torkham, complaining that cargo on 800 stranded trucks was rotting, particularly meat and fruit.
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The so-called "sand mafia" is a network of businessmen, transporters and also criminals who often enjoy political patronage and are unafraid to use violence.
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But it also forced executives at retailers and transporters to see how the rules that impacted US manufacturers also may be affecting their own companies.
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It's a sight that gives pause even to the city's late-night denizens, gathering crowds as the multimillion-dollar artifacts are winched into the transporters.
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They hoped to test whether the animals behaved more socially after receiving a dose of MDMA—a sign that the drug bound to their serotonin transporters.
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Transporters would have to appoint a representative in an EU country and secure the necessary documentation there, in order to continue transporting animals into the bloc.
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"I am sure that China will say, like the with the KN-08 transporters, that North Korea provided a false civilian end-use," Lewis told Reuters.
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The smaller Transall transporters, which date back to the 1960s, are able to land in tight spots on rough terrain, but will be retired in 2021.
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Due to the limited number of larger transporters available, North Korea is restricted to displaying only a few of its potentially intercontinental-ranged missiles during parades.
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In Sunday's case, "These people were helpless in the hands of their transporters," said Richard L. Durbin Jr., US attorney for the Western District of Texas.
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"If it's in the Official Diary, our recommendation is for the concessions to be accepted," Autonomous Freight Transporters Union (Sinditac) president Carlos Alberto Dahmer told G1.
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Air travel is one of the largest transporters of disease traditionally and is responsible for the appearance of the virus in the US and other countries.
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National power utility Eskom earlier said miners and transporters of the thermal coal it needs for its power stations will continue to operate during the lockdown.
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As the protest took place, however, Eskom's acting Chief Executive Matshela Koko said the utility would not renew the contracts of coal transporters supplying coal to Eskom.
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The transporters told me to bring books, if I liked, but all three I've brought are taken while we're waiting for the results of my drug test.
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We are also looking at how Cazoo can help other organisations move essential supplies around the country via our fleet of car transporters in these difficult times.
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" He went on to suggest that while warp drive and transporters are still a long way away, there could be "--big spaceships that can go far places?
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"These people were helpless in the hands of their transporters," said the prosecutor, Richard L. Durbin Jr., the United States attorney for the Western District of Texas.
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Under the Highway Act of 1835, the UK government defines electric scooters as "powered transporters," a class of vehicle that can only legally be used on private property.
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"Road haulage is an essential part of the European transport sector and its competitiveness is contingent on the prices of the vehicles used by transporters," the Commission said.
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But tracing the raw materials was only one problem in the complex supply chain with an elaborate network of suppliers and transporters involved, adding risks at every stage.
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Dry bulk shipping was heading for a consolidation period in which mid-sized, family firms like his may struggle to compete alongside giant commodity transporters, Louis-Dreyfus said.
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More than 50 Turkish vehicles, including artillery, tanks, rocket launchers and heavy equipment transporters, had been observed on the Turkish-Syrian border, a US defense official said Friday.
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Shares of natural gas producers, transporters, storage providers, exporters and even utilities that use natural gas to produce electricity have also fallen under pressure from sellers, he said.
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South Hook has been seeking to broaden the specification of its gas since January, a proposal that was approved on Thursday by the Joint Office of Gas Transporters (JOGT).
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An earnings index compiled by Clarksons, a research firm, covering the main vessel types (bulk carriers, container ships, tankers and gas transporters), touched a 25-year low in 2016.
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Plus, once you bump up your carb intake a few times, your body learns to produce the enzymes and transporters needed to break down the sugar infusion more efficiently.
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BUENOS AIRES, Feb 5 (Reuters) - A protest by grain transporters in Argentina could leave exporters and crushers operating without soy, corn and wheat, an industry group said on Monday.
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The company, one of the top U.S. transporters of oil and gas, said total revenue rose about 19 percent to $583 billion in the fourth-quarter ended Dec. 31.
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"Discovery" has brought the 50-year-old franchise — transporters, replicators and all — into the present by moving into its past, a decade before the events of the original series.
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Apart from thousands of women who provided support to the liberation war effort as lookouts, transporters, informants, cooks and cleaners, around 7,323 Zimbabwean women fought in the armed struggle.
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They began by analyzing the octopus genome, and found that octopuses, too, have genes that seem to code for serotonin transporters, proteins responsible for moving serotonin molecules into brain cells.
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Belarusian state oil company Belneftekhim said the talks were set to take place on the sidelines of a meeting of International Association of Oil Transporters (IAOT) in the Slovak capital.
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While the goods and trucks are seized, the transporters themselves are only verbally dressed down in front of a tribunal and required to pay a fine of 300 TND ($135).
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Costs will rise for ships towards the end of this year and there will be a knock on effect for trucks and other transporters that move goods around the world.
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On Wednesday, NASA rolled out one of its gargantuan, 6.6 million-pound crawler transporters to the launchpad so that it could pick up the mobile launcher and move it inside.
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The publication, called Electrek, said the car maker has had trouble finding "competent transporters" to deliver batches of cars, something a Tesla representative said the company was working to address.
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Alternative transportation is so hot right now, but don't forget that all these electrified personal transporters like electric skateboards and scooters, and Onewheels, and whatnots have sizable lithium-ion batteries.
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The company's wheelchairs and personal transporters are battery powered, and have a tight turning radius, which makes them appealing for use in crowded settings like amusement parks and grocery stores.
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Belarusian state oil company Belneftekhim said the talks were set to take place on the sidelines of a meeting of the International Association of Oil Transporters (IAOT) in the Slovak capital.
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North Korea has only a few of the larger transporters seen carrying the latter canister design, possibly explaining why we were not shown the KN-08s or KN-14s this year.
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An earnings index compiled by Clarksons, a research firm, covering the main types of vessel—bulk carriers, container ships, tankers and gas transporters—reached a 25-year low in mid-August.
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An earnings index compiled by Clarksons, a research firm, covering the main types of vessel—bulk carriers, container ships, tankers and gas transporters—reached a 113-year low in mid-August.
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Over half of Chinese exports are produced from firms receiving foreign investments, roughly $85033 of every dollar U.S. consumers spend on imports from China goes to U.S. transporters, wholesalers and retailers.
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But the Il-76 and An-124 transporters can carry up to 50 and 150 tonnes of equipment respectively and have previously been used to airlift heavy vehicles and helicopters to Syria.
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The AAF has about 120 aircraft in service, ranging from small propeller Cessna 208s to old Soviet-era helicopters, as well as the A-29s, MD-530s and veteran C-130 Hercules transporters.
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But what's really CES-worthy is CEO David Foulke's insight that boats are just one more high-tech personal mobility vehicle, alongside the rest of CES's electric scooters, pod transporters, and underwater drones.
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But Daniel Nzeki, chairman of the Container Freight Stations Association of Kenya, and Ireri of the Kenya Transporters Association, said port security in Mombasa was still preventing trucks from picking up some cargo.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France's CGT trade union said a strike by transporters of hazardous materials that has caused fuel shortages could be wound down by the weekend after talks on Wednesday with the transport ministry.
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BUENOS AIRES, July 15 (Reuters) - Argentine grains truckers have threatened to go on strike on Monday if they do not reach a deal over hauling rates, the Federation of Argentine Transporters said on Friday.
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Von der Leyen last month said Germany was looking at buying 4-6 of the Lockheed planes and operating them jointly with France, as a complement to a fleet of A400M transporters by Airbus.
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The AAF has about 120 aircraft in service, ranging from small propeller Cessna 208s to old Soviet-era helicopters, as well as the A-2083s, MD-530s and its four veteran C-130 Hercules transporters.
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Boeing has risen since 2000 from a relatively minor defence supplier to become one of Britain's top five following the purchase of C-17 transporters and Apache attack helicopters, according to defence analyst Francis Tusa.
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PARIS, May 31 (Reuters) - France's transport minister will meet transporters of hazardous materials whose five-day strike has caused fuel shortages and panic buying at petrol stations across the country, the ministry said on Wednesday.
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So far problems with public transportation and cargo shipments haven't been reported, because those vehicles use diesel and not gasoline, the Jalisco state president of the National Confederation of Mexican Transporters told CNN en Español.
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Thousands of people lined the palace approach in central London, to watch a ceremony hosted by the Queen and culminating in the historic flypast of bombers, old and new, along with spy planes, helicopters and transporters.
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A common concern in defense circles is that Iran could take the passenger planes and convert them into troop carriers or weapons transporters for its army or to aid its key ally in the region, Hezbollah.
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The oximes that we have invented in our lab are positively charged, like 2-PAM, but are less water soluble, which may prevent the brain's transporters from exporting them out of the brain once they enter.
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"A number of Chinese steel mills, transporters, and traders have actually given up on the U.S. market as an export destination," said Shanghai-based Linda Lin, editor of the China Steel Service at consulting firm CRU.
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For example, Segway will show a whole host of new electric transporters, the most flashy of which is the S-Pod, a two-wheeled chair that can't be tipped over and can turn on a dime.
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Its scooters account for one-fifth of its total revenue, almost all of which comes from its range of personal transporters, which include self-balancing unicycles (one is pictured) and e-skates, using Segway-Ninebot's balancing technology.
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Her 62-page decision cited allegations made in the complaint filed by zinc purchasers alleging that Pacorini Metals USA, owned by Glencore, created false bills of lading, which are receipts given by transporters confirming shipment of goods.
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From ending up in amateur porn to being robbed to being attacked by a gang of machete-wielding maniacs, there is no telling how a transaction will end for the brave, baseball-capped transporters of grease wheels.
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In Antevamena, a village of cassava and corn farmers about 80 miles by road from Toliara, poor harvests have pushed more and more people into the charcoal economy as tree cutters, charcoal burners, transporters, middlemen, agents and financiers.
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Air-force tests on command-and-control planes and transporters showed that such predictive maintenance could reduce unscheduled work by almost a third, which might allow big cuts in the $78bn that the Pentagon currently spends on maintenance.
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On Labor Day, the housekeepers, transporters, dietary aides and nurse assistants who make hospitals run are joining the "Fight for $15" movement, which in five years has won $62 billion in raises for working Americans across the country.
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Mr. Cuticelli said he does not know whether he has stumbled into some bureaucratic nightmare with the Port Authority, a turf war between government agencies, or is the object of a boycott by livestock shipping agents and transporters.
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Even before Western societies became interested in psychedelics, the ceremonial use of plants and fungi containing psychoactive compounds by pre-industrial societies had ascribed them the role of "transporters" to the realm of dreams and to the spirit world.
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Germany's military initially planned to buy only Airbus A400M transporters to replace its aging fleet of C-160 Transall planes, which is due to be retired in 2021, but recently moved to buy some smaller planes for different tasks.
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Ukraine's pipeline operator Ukrtransnafta's head Nikolai Gavrilenko, Russia's deputy energy minister Pavel Sorokin and executives from Transneft and European companies were among the participants at the talks on the sidelines of a meeting of the International Association of Oil Transporters (IAOT).
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The import ban applies only to Segway-like "personal transporters" with a handlebar; it does not cover "hoverboards" like the one pictured in your article that consist of two wheels, a platform in between them, and a motor, but no handlebar.
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The All India Motor Transport Congress (AIMTC), an organization of transporters that organized the strike, had demanded a cut in federal and state levies on diesel by bringing the fuel under the scope of the nationwide Goods and Services Tax (GST).
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South Hook, in Wales, has been seeking to broaden the specification of its gas since January, a proposal that was approved late on Thursday by the Joint Office of Gas Transporters (JOGT), which administers the rules for transporting gas in Britain.
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Classed as "powered transporters" under the 1835 Highways Act, they cannot be used on sidewalks and driving them on the road would require the scooters to be registered, licensed and insured and all users would need to wear a helmet.
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But more recently, factors like climate change, worsening traffic congestion, and significant improvements in battery technology have spurred the popularity of "micromobility" devices: personal transporters and experimental scooters that are changing the way city-dwellers get from here to there.
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RONDONOPOLIS, Brazil, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Stiff competition among truckers will keep road freights in Brazil's main agricultural belt stable during the 3.13/17 crop, transporters said, benefiting farmers as they harvest a record volume of soybeans but hurting margins for logistics companies.
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The All India Motor Transport Congress (AIMTC), an organisation of transporters that has organised the strike, is demanding a cut in federal and state levies on diesel by bringing the fuel under the scope of the nationwide Goods and Services Tax (GST).
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A surge in large-scale weed seizures in Midwestern states also indicates an uptick in cross-country trafficking, authorities say, in which transporters are either passing through or area residents are traveling to legalized states and bringing product back home to sell.
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While MDMA makes your brain release more of the neurotransmitter serotonin, a brain chemical that can confer happiness and calm, kanna binds to and inactivates your serotonin transporters, preventing your cells from reabsorbing serotonin, which means the serotonin you're already producing stays available longer.
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Last year, the Pentagon awarded AM General a $550 million contract to deliver HMMWVs for use as protected weapons carriers, cargo transporters and ambulances to Afghanistan, Iraq, Ukraine, Jordan, Slovenia, Bahrain, Columbia, Bosnia and Kenya as a part of a larger Foreign Military Sales agreement.
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Muslim transporters of cattle are being attacked in the name of cow protection, and Muslim men have been accused of "love jihad," the term Hindu nationalists have given to a perceived conspiracy by Muslim men to woo, marry and convert Hindu women to Islam.
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Container shipping company AP Moller Maersk, pledged to cut net carbon emissions to zero by 2050, challenging an industry that is both one of the main transporters of global trade and one of the biggest polluters to come up with radical solutions in the next decade.
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Tech Infrastructure In The Developing World The brick warehouses that line Winnipeg's Exchange District, the business district for this city in the middle of Canada, look the same as they did in the mid-nineteenth century, but commodity traders and grain transporters have moved out and tech companies have moved in.
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They couldn't find any research on people with abnormally high levels of the transporters, but there was an extensive body of literature on low levels: the condition is common among those with intractable depression, and in people who suffer from Type 2 alcoholism, which is associated with bouts of violent behavior.
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The EPA on June 5 announced a stay in the rule, which would have required drillers and transporters to start reporting and fixing any methane leaks they found in wells and transfer stations, after EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt wrote in an April 18 letter the agency intended to reconsider imposing it.
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Besides hiring workers in agriculture, processing and manufacturing, the still-budding industry — with $1.1 billion in revenues 2018, estimated to more than double by 2022 to $2.6 billion, according to New Frontier Data — will need accountants, lawyers, compliance officers, government regulators, IT specialists, financial and insurance experts, transporters, researchers and lab technicians, marketers, CFOs, CEOs and various retail employees.
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But riding on the busiest roads now can feel like a slowed-down scene from "Mad Max: Fury Road," a churning cavalcade of cars, motorcycles, pedal and electric bikes, scooters, skateboarders, battery-powered microcars, Segway-like transporters and pedestrians who rely on the brute force of numbers to push through intersections — even if the traffic light is red.
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These too are part of a larger network of business interests, the "troubled teen industry," including transporters and "educational consultants" who help parents place students with programs often on the basis of prior relationships and at times on the basis of referral payments; who exert tremendous pressure on transitioning children from wilderness directly into a therapeutic boarding school regardless of the child's progress in wilderness.
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"Because of circadian rhythms, there are variations in certain hormone levels, enzyme levels and glucose transporters at different parts of the day, which differentially affect how calories, carbohydrates and fat are metabolized," said Freuman, who presented case studies of patients who improved their weight and health by eating in sync with circadian rhythms at the New York State Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics annual meeting in May 2016.
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