According to the corporation, more than 1,060 truckloads of supplies have shipped to affected areas so far, including 930 truckloads of water.
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Update: We've shipped 795 emergency truckloads 🚚 of supplies, mainly water to S. TX & 28 truckloads 🚚 are due to arrive in the next week!
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And that can result in fewer truckloads of crystallized magic.
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Then the truckloads of hay showed up from faraway states.
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Loggers are still going in and taking out truckloads of timber.
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What about his company's truckloads of expensive construction tools, he wonders aloud.
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Nvidia had a great 2017 because the company sold truckloads of GPUs.
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Several truckloads of food and medicine were set ablaze by Maduro loyalists.
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A sum of $10,000 is enough for three truckloads of bottled water.
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Soon, six truckloads of what looked like soldiers pulled into the compound.
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Home Depot said it has despatched 300 truckloads to Florida so far.
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Truthfully, I'd eat that stuff in truckloads even though I'm not pregnant.
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Elsewhere, sheep graze and bulldozers fill truckloads of sand from the dry lakebed.
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Border police have seized truckloads of the fruit crossing the frontier with Panama.
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Officials delivered two truckloads of rice, instant noodles, and toiletries for the villagers.
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Why did they give that many weapons -- more than 20,000 truckloads of weapons?
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Why did they give that many weapons - more than 20,000 truckloads of weapons?
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NEW DELHI — Truckloads of onions are being turned back at the Indian border.
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Welcome back 🛴 I'm having flashbacks to juicing literal truckloads of these pic.twitter.
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Sixty truckloads of equipment had to be carefully dismantled, packed up and moved.
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The store added a warehouse, from which they could sell truckloads of feed.
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Suncor sends over 200 truckloads of Colorado crude oil to its refineries each day.
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Jewish outreach organization Chabad House sent truckloads of food from New York and Miami.
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In fact, truckers drive more than 29 billion miles with partial or empty truckloads.
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Each drilling rig is huge and arrives disassembled, in a dozen truckloads of parts.
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"Waterpreneurs" are bringing in truckloads of bottled water and tankers filled with potable water.
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That means truckloads of produce are languishing for hours or days near the border.
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Lively said Lowe's had already sent "500 truckloads" of supplies to the impacted area.
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The moral is that we should play nice, but also buy truckloads of Legos.
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Anheuser-Busch, for example, delivers more than a million truckloads of beer domestically every year.
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At the same time, truckloads of food and bottled water were delivered to the shelters.
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Rescue workers are also burying truckloads of bodies, in what has become a daily ritual.
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Corral was expecting three truckloads of cilantro and lettuce Saturday, but only one shipment arrived.
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Truckloads of hazardous waste often sit in the parking lot outside the plant, awaiting disposal.
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In a single day, New York City alone makes 1200 tons, or about 50 truckloads.
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Lowe's has sent "500 truckloads" of supplies to the storm zone, said spokeswoman Sarah Lively.
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Some 150 million cubic meters—6.4 million truckloads in all—of earth and rock was moved.
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Some 150 million cubic meters—2150 million truckloads in all—of earth and rock was moved.
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A quota system will earn them truckloads of credits without any tweaks to their business model.
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They bring the wood back to their shop, split the logs, and deliver truckloads to homes.
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Rolo explains, now, the real reason why his Black Museum used to host truckloads of visitors.
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The house will offer masterpieces by Matisse and Picasso, as well as truckloads of valuable porcelain.
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Truckloads of Nigerian petrol are smuggled abroad and sold at market prices, leaving Nigerian pumps dry.
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The assembly team will arrive around 2am along with truckloads of the dough, sauce, and cheese.
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There, according to three witnesses, four truckloads of immigration officials gave them 48 hours to disperse.
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Wal-Mart, for example, has plans to deliver 1,700 truckloads of essential supplies to the state.
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For years, daily truckloads of CRTs arrived at Closed Loop's facilities in Columbus, Ohio, and Phoenix, Arizona.
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Walmart says that since July, it has donated 14 truckloads of water and nearly 1,800 water filters.
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Lloyd argues that the increased budget would go toward buying "truckloads of condoms" to distribute for free.
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Some 11,000 workers moved 150 million cubic meters—6.4 million truckloads in all—of earth and rock.
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Sometime after Christmas, they deliver truckloads of confetti in unmarked 45-pound boxes to Times Square buildings.
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Founded in 1963, Lipari Foods delivers 150 truckloads of groceries to 8,000 customers over an 800-mile area.
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The young Tunisian-French woman was among truckloads of civilians leaving the militants' last enclave in eastern Syria.
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The report tells of one particularly large seizure of illegally logged wood in Venezuela, totaling about 20,000 truckloads.
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Convoy of Hope has procured, distributed and donated more than 300 truckloads of bottled water to the city.
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Truckloads of donated products were unpacked, grouped and placed into their designated spots, said one volunteer team leader.
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Last year $63m was raised for seven of these companies, including $12m for Transfix and $20m for Truckloads.
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By Tuesday shelter efforts were at full swing and "truckloads of supplies" were on the way, Khan said.
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California saw truckloads of rain, the East Coast saw summertime weather, and the North Pole started to melt.
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Most towboats push a 15-barge tow, which holds the equivalent of 225 train cars or 1,13 truckloads.
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At least four truckloads of the fruit are stolen every day in the state, according to the Guardian.
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By some estimates, this little town devoted to bird watching, art and the sea will fill 200,000 truckloads.
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Four truckloads of stolen loot were taken from seven police officers' homes, including TVs, appliances, shotguns and draperies.
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Thousands of truckloads of sand are mined every day in Tamil Nadu, which has India's second-longest coastline.
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So far, the Arkansas-based retailer has shipped more than 1,700 truckloads of supplies to those in need.
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The company had to move 60 truckloads of machinery from Massachusetts to Mexico, which took about a year.
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The regime still has truckloads of electronic kit for snooping and censoring, much of it bought from China.
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But hundreds of truckloads of food and a wide variety of consumer goods move into Gaza daily via Israel.
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I'm not saying that I don't care at all anymore, because I too want to earn truckloads of money.
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As truckloads of food and medical supplies await, here's why Castello Road is a big factor in the ceasefire.
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Others, such as Truckloads, allow drivers to filter for shippers' credit ratings and thus the likelihood of getting paid.
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Eventually I'm almost 17 years old and I'm driving down to Seattle picking up corporate computers, truckloads of them.
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A. During Occupy, police officers were seen moving truckloads of rubber bullets and tear gas grenades into government buildings.
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We're continuing to ship product to Florida and sending additional truckloads to coastal markets in Georgia and the Carolinas.
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But if you're still getting truckloads of spam calls, you can take your call-blocking to the next level.
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There are questions that are suddenly both logistical and existential: What do you do with truckloads of teddy bears?
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As the Methodist conference ended, truckloads of dirt were being readied outside the arena for a monster truck event.
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Opposition leaders promised that Venezuelan soldiers would join their side when they approached with truckloads of aid for hungry Venezuelans.
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In one cleanup of Hong Kong Island's southern Aberdeen Harbor alone, the Plastic Free Seas recovered two truckloads of trash.
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Some traders deal in charcoal; other hoist sacks of maize onto bicycles, slipping truckloads across one bag at a time.
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It's estimated that a whopping 1 in 7 truckloads of perishable items delivered to a grocery store is thrown out.
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Several news organizations showed truckloads of emergency supplies sitting in a port because drivers couldn't be located to distribute them.
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Anheuser-Busch is responding to Hurricane Irma by sending six truckloads – more than 310,000 cans – of drinking water to Florida.
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We can measure their success by the zeroed-out birthrate and the truckloads of Amazon boxes full of inflatable companionship.
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Rival Lowe's said it has sent 400 truckloads of hurricane prep material including flashlights, batteries and weather radios to Florida.
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The first truckloads of mangoes from the orchards of Krishnagiri-Dharmapuri region in southern India's Tamil Nadu state have arrived.
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I had live bands, D.J.s, and we bought truckloads of alcohol and a bunch of pot and made ganja goo balls.
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Islamic State used to ship at least 603 tanker truckloads a day from Qayyara and nearby Najma oilfields to neighboring Syria.
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That's why companies like Apple, Facebook, and Snapchat are dumping truckloads into making it easier and more fun to send messages.
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UNICEF, the International Red Cross and Syrian Red Crescent posted images of truckloads of supplies arriving in the town on Monday.
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The breach came days after Duke reported that floodwaters had displaced about 180 truckloads of coal ash from a nearby pond.
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The breach came days after Duke reported that floodwaters had displaced about 85033 truckloads of coal ash from a nearby pond.
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Church groups and Rotarians sent truckloads of supplies to flood-ravaged towns all along the Niobrara, Elkhorn, Platte, and Missouri rivers.
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With some structural adjustments, FEMA could allow truckloads of water, batteries, clothing and other essentials to reach those languishing without supplies.
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December 259 The Confetti Crew, after gathering for breakfast, unloads two truckloads of confetti in Times Square, about 240,212 pounds total.
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Mr. Battogtokh drives 70-ton truckloads of coal from a huge mine in the Gobi Desert to the border with China.
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For example, Walmart focused on leveraging its existing distribution system, which was optimized toward delivering truckloads of merchandise to their stores.
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"We found a sponge farm in Florida that was willing to give us truckloads of all their sponge scrap," she said.
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From him, she learned the foundations of Sichuanese cooking, which is known for tongue-numbing dishes and truckloads of chili peppers.
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Roping competitions and pie socials help neighbors in crisis, and people make extra cash selling truckloads of dead coyotes to fur traders.
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Valdez is accused of sending truckloads of cocaine from Mexico to the eastern U.S. and shipping millions in cash back to Mexico.
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Coy and several other beekeepers who typically send him as many as 10 truckloads of bees are sending half that this season.
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The Ramones achieved fame without selling truckloads of records: Their debut album didn't go gold until 103, 38 years after its release.
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How could truckloads of needed food and supplies destined for Houston be unable to gain access to the city during the emergency?
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He and other members of his group in September stockpiled truckloads of weaponry to mobilize for the attack, the Justice Department said.
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In February, BeyGood and the United Way announced they would be distributing filtration pitchers, faucet mount filters and truckloads of water to residents.
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Earlier, two truckloads of police had prevented him from meeting press at a downtown restaurant, saying the news conference had not been authorized.
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The officers regularly siphoned truckloads of the weapons from the stocks, before delivering the rest of the weapons to designated drop-off points.
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Was it a quid pro quo involving the financier's former wife, Denise Rich, who had contributed truckloads of cash to various Clinton endeavors?
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Walmart, which took a front-line role in the clean-up after Hurricane Katrina, sent truckloads of emergency supplies to the affected area.
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Truckers and produce face uncertain future Javier Ruiz Rojas has brought truckloads of broccoli, tomatoes and lettuce to the US for 19 years.
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But there was famine in Sudan as well, he pointed out, to which he was sending 58 truckloads of corn the next day.
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" Duranty "saw the truckloads of bodies," says Palmer, yet "he wrote on the front page of The New York Times how wonderful everything was.
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It does this with a big twist embedded in a lot of cutesy chatter, truckloads of plot, many feelings and even more life lessons.
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But United Nations officials said they had not received a guarantee of safe passage, and truckloads of goods remained at the border with Turkey.
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We meet a 67-year-old former San Francisco taxi driver who, squeezed out by Uber, unloads truckloads of sugar beets in North Dakota.
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But human rights groups have documented how the nation's military dispatched truckloads of soldiers to northern Rakhine even in the weeks before the Aug.
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The piece involved dumping 21983 truckloads of dirt on an unused shed at Kent State University and letting entropy take care of the rest.
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A decade ago an entire beach, 500 truckloads, was stolen from a resort in northern Jamaica and, it is believed, sold to rival operators.
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The process involved laying 91 truckloads of Missouri limestone that had been hammered into squares and rectangles to fit the exterior's English Ashlar pattern.
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LOTE OCHO, Guatemala — Her husband was away in the fields, she said, when the truckloads of soldiers, police officers and mining security officials arrived.
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Israel's military confirmed that it has been sending in truckloads of supplies, above, and treating thousands of sick and wounded Syrians since June 63.
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BB&T said it is donating $100,000 to the American Red Cross of Greater Houston and delivering several truckloads of bottled water and supplies.
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Instead of sending truckloads of goods on a set schedule, cargo-carrying drones can ship fewer items more often but with less of an impact.
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This scheme, by contrast, is all about restoring decrepit machines that look like they've been living in barns, and selling them for truckloads of money.
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But global climate change can't been explained away that easily—especially given the truckloads of evidence that humans are driving it by emitting greenhouse gases.
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That means a big carbon emissions load, though extracting fossil fuels from deep in the ground and transporting truckloads of plastics significantly boosts this number.
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One popular scheme involves releasing truckloads of nuclear warheads over the poles, unlocking billions of tons of frozen carbon dioxide and triggering a runaway greenhouse.
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Caelus will use part of that rebate to offset the cost of having ice roads built to bring 240 truckloads to the site, he added.
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He also ordered the country's 3.6 million civil servants to tidy up their offices, sending truckloads of decaying files, furniture, and computers to the dump.
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The company embraced its unexpected role as an early responder, providing thousands of truckloads of supplies and donated goods, while also helping coordinate relief efforts.
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As of Thursday, about 8,000 truckloads of wood waste have been delivered there for temporary stockpiling, according to the Hong Kong Environmental Protection Department (EPD).
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About 90 truckloads of cement were expected to cross into Gaza on Monday, according to the office of the special coordinator for the peace process.
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This is almost certainly not happening, if only because Apple is still making truckloads of money by licensing its Lightning technology to third party accessory-makers.
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Because Lawley now has "truckloads" of her own suits, she finds herself the lucky recipient of a very different kind of takeaway from the SI set.
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Along with that came truckloads and private planes full of food, ice and supplies that Magill and his staff eventually shared with other survivors in need.
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But from late January to early February, more than 550 truckloads of dirt — the equivalent of 8,250 tons — convert the arena into the Fort Worth Rodeo.
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Eventually, 3.5m truckloads of dirt will be dumped over a coral reef in the bay, home to hundreds of plant and animal species, many of them rare.
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When the staff spread out truckloads of drain rock and sand, the puddles that had been taking weeks to drain were siphoned off within a few days.
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In the last year, Evaristo said his team has made more than 40,000 arrests, seizing 91 trucks, 115 chainsaws and the equivalent of 2,000 truckloads of wood.
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On Friday, Mnangagwa&aposs government had to pull back three truckloads of riot police who were trying to prevent a news conference by Chamisa challenging the outcome.
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Even with the 15 truckloads of imported snow, the route for the ceremonial kickoff race was shortened to 3 miles, as opposed to the usual 11 miles.
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I would say they went from doing small Jeep loads, bringing it over on their backs, to doing truckloads and planeloads in a matter of six months.
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Of course, it's not just in Hudson Valley; shadow donors behind super PACs are spending truckloads of cash nationwide, as the race for control of Congress tightens.
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Since starting to implement the standardized-label solution statewide, Rhode Island has already experienced a 20 percent decrease in contaminated and rejected truckloads in their recycling facility.
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The Israeli military revealed the scope of a yearslong humanitarian aid project that is providing medical aid and truckloads of supplies to Syrians along the Golan Heights.
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Lowe's has already shipped 800 truckloads of products to about 100 stores that will be affected by the hurricane, VP of Store Operations Jennifer Thayer told CNBC.
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With the acquisition of the Trucker Path social platform and the Truckloads freight marketplace, the Company will be well-positioned technologically to drive innovation within this important industry.
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Police on Wednesday had an unusually heavy presence outside the offices of the electoral commission, with two truckloads of officers and a water cannon positioned near a barricade.
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And the day before the bombing, he coordinated the delivery of three truckloads of medical supplies to Kunduz with an officer at the Special Forces' headquarters at Bagram.
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And they did not want to make it seem that the truckloads of money they stood to make were more important than their start-ups' high-minded missions.
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Truckloads of chart-toppers, including "Sherry" and "December, 1963 (Oh What a Night)," ensued, and the band was inducted to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1990.
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Reading the human brain isn't the kind of technology announcement we're used to seeing from Facebook, which makes truckloads of money advertising against user selfies and home videos.
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Erdogan said some of Turkey's allies had provided the YPG with 2,000 plane shipments and 5,000 truckloads of ammunition, comments that appeared to be aimed at the United States.
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As news of the ruling emerged, truckloads of riot police took up positions and doctors wearing white gowns and surgical caps blew whistles and chanted angrily in the street.
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Recently, residents of Malibu's Broad Beach spent $31 million to add 2,000 truckloads of sand to their coastline, but the sand is only expected to last about a decade.
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The plant has the capacity to accommodate around 2,400 cubic meters of liquid waste - 300 to 400 truckloads per day – and is now receiving about two-thirds of that.
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Two truckloads of that water—adding up to around 100,20053 cans—are expected to arrive at the Red Cross in Arlington, Texas by Wednesday (depending on the road conditions).
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The act of eating the sacred is repeated in Rigdol's documentary film Bringing Home Tibet (2013), in which he shipped truckloads of Tibetan soil to a community in exile.
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Piled into 24,2000 40,000-pound truckloads, the United States imported nearly $12 billion of fresh fruits and vegetables from Mexico in 2017, the latest year such statistics are available.
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Assuming he runs a rational campaign, balancing his spending between television and digital mediums like Facebook, Bloomberg is going to pour truckloads of money into Facebook ads, as well.
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"Every day, ships, trucks, trains and airplanes bring an estimated 21,500 diesel truckloads of merchandise to 21 Amazon warehouses in the four-county region," the Economic Roundtable report said.
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Since February 17, when the first aid to some of these areas started to trickle in, hundreds of truckloads of supplies have been allowed through -- reaching more than 100,000 civilians.
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Two high-profile journalists are on trial in Turkey for publishing footage that purportedly showed Turkey's intelligence agency shipping truckloads of weapons to opposition fighters in Syria in early 2014.
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For instance, it will save more than 35 truckloads of buttercream icing this year, after spotting that its bakers were leaving too much icing in the bottom of their tubs.
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Business Analysis Gathering truckloads of data is one thing, but understanding what that data is telling you, and translating that into sound business decisions, well that's an entirely different ballgame.
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He was stationed in North Africa and later sent to Italy, where he helped set up petroleum pipelines for military airfields, at one point volunteering to drive truckloads of nitroglycerin.
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"What is pretty clear at this point is that the good old days of sending truckloads of marijuana to the United States are long gone," security analyst Jaime Lopez said.
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Nearly all the goods that enter Gaza arrive through Kerem Shalom: Through the first six months of 2018, according to United Nations figures, 48,424 truckloads of goods were imported there.
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So I headed to a hay auction in Penn Yan, N.Y., and found groups of Amish and Mennonite farmers gathered there to buy and sell truckloads of locally grown hay.
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Sherry Hagmeier, a Humane Society board member, said they are getting calls from all over the country to assist, and people are bringing in truckloads of items to support the animals.
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"Today we have loopholes big enough to deliver truckloads of guns to people who are currently legally prohibited from buying guns, but they don't have to undergo background checks," DeFazio said.
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At Springfields, an upmarket residential block in Sarjapur with tennis courts, manicured lawns and sparkling pools, residents buy 50 truckloads of water - about 300,103 liters - a day to keep everything running.
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Now, it seems, everyone is listening — and sending truckloads of bottled water, water filters and baby wipes, and cash donations and television news crews that set up along Saginaw Street downtown.
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Back his farm in rural Randolph, Iowa, a friend helped empty out the last of Aistrope's corn bins to make room for harvest, hauling truckloads of grain to a local ethanol plant.
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Flashback: President Trump took a personal interest in the drug, Spravato, thinking it would be great for the Veterans Affairs system, and reportedly wanted the agency to buy "truckloads" of the drug.
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The singer's #BeyGood fund will support local United Way programs which are distributing thousands of filtration pitchers, faucet mount filters and truckloads of water to Flint residents, a statement released Monday said.
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Turkey has drawn international condemnation for charging two journalists with treason for publishing footage that purportedly showed the intelligence agency shipping truckloads of weapons to opposition fighters in Syria in early 2014.
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With backyard operators banned from handling electronic waste, truckloads of broken computers and circuit boards are now delivered to the sprawling industrial park, where authorities can monitor environmental, health and safety standards.
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As Gaza's buying power plummets, imports through Kerem Shalom are falling — from a monthly average of 2000,20143 truckloads last year to just 22014,2100 in January — which will only cut Hamas's revenue more.
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That same night, further east, a middle-aged man working as a bus driver used his public bus to block the road and keep truckloads of troops from attacking the student protesters.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - The U.S. embassy in Turkey denied Turkish media reports that the United States had sent tanks and hundreds of truckloads of weapons into Syria to support the Kurdish YPG militia.
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Authorities have narrowed their search for the body of a Florida hairdresser missing since May, zeroing in on a Georgia landfill where local police and FBI agents are combing through truckloads of trash.
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International crime rings targeting California's booming agriculture industry are increasingly stealing truckloads of high-value nuts, prompting authorities and the firms falling victim to ramp up efforts to break the spree costing millions.
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As 35 truckloads of things leave for an industrial storage space, we witness not just an artist anxious about his uprooting, but also the anxiety of a city as it changes beyond recognition.
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In Washington, truckloads of snow came rumbling into the parking lot of RFK Stadium, where city officials said they planned to bring a machine that can melt 60 tons of snow an hour.
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Ace Hardware, for example, now routinely donates exhibitors' construction supplies to local Habitat for Humanity chapters after its conventions; at least nine truckloads of supplies were donated after this year's meeting in Chicago.
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"I can just tell you from taking a look at it, it's just thousands and thousands of items, many, many truckloads that have been picked up," Clark County Emergency Manager John Steinbeck said.
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But the company could end the evening with only two wins, according to Gold Derby, which compiles the predictions of 17.33 awards handicappers, despite dumping truckloads of cash into awards-oriented marketing campaigns.
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A few years back, the man told Dashkevich, local officials unloaded truckloads of construction materials — wood planks, bags of cement — in the center of the park, as if in advance of starting work.
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The governor said that rescuers were able to bring 23 truckloads of food, water, and other supplies to Wilmington — where access had been effectively cut off after rainfall Saturday night made the roads impassable.
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This practice reached its nadir around 2012 with bloated "skins," such as Samsung's TouchWiz and HTC's Sense, which, at their worst, slowed down perfectly good phones with flashy graphics and truckloads of useless features.
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The groups arrived on the scene with blurry names, like "Mountain Families PAC," but blunt intentions: to quietly use truckloads of outside money to feather their political beds ahead of the November general election.
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The cumulative stress of moving so much mass over a concentrated set of asphalt roads in 50,000-pound (or heavier) truckloads causes enormous wear and tear that many rural counties cannot afford to repair.
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My siblings' lives involve muddy knees, aching backs, chronic poison ivy, pitchforks and trowels, mailboxes stuffed with bulb catalogs, nursery visits, truckloads of mulch, chain saws and tractors with hole diggers for tree planting.
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Her husband, Jesper, a former merchant sailor whose ship once docked in Lebanon, said he had watched laborers there being shot for laziness and replaced by truckloads of new workers gathered in the countryside.
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This lack of buying power contributed to a drop in imports through the one remaining commercial crossing with Israel, with just 350 truckloads per day compared with 800 in the last quarter of 2017.
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Perhaps that is why an early version of the parties' accord included demands that the ECB forgive €250bn in Italian debt and that the EU send over truckloads of money to finance M5S's basic income.
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Given the truckloads of cap space around the league this summer, and because he's shown himself to be an ace defender and rebounder who knows his limitations, your man Bismack is about to get paid.
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Though scientists overseeing the cleanup knew plutonium dust posed the greatest danger, military commanders had the troops throw thousands of truckloads of vines into chipping machines, then burned much of the debris near the village.
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This village, purportedly the biggest in the UK (or Europe, depending on who you ask) has become a tourist destination recently for truckloads of camera-clad vacation-goers, all of whom hail from eastern Asia.
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The Marshall County Animal Shelter in Moundsville, West Virginia, visited the Greenbrier Humane Society in Lewisburg on June 28, delivering donations — two large truckloads of supplies — for animals affected in southern parts of the state.
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Its creator, Taylor Hamilton, 31, was working in 2012 as a special-effects purchaser for "Iron Man 3" (she would shop for explosives and 10 truckloads of ice) when she decided to make a change.
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To create those packs in the Los Angeles plant, workers receive truckloads of produce from nearby organic farms, triple-wash it, then chop it into specific shapes (carrots are finely diced, while beets are chunkier).
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The AWHC accuses the Forest Service of "exploiting a legal loophole" which could allow unsuspecting people to sell horses to middlemen who would then ship truckloads of the animals to Canada and Mexico for slaughter.
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When he came to the New Delhi suburbs, Singh quickly began running night raids on illegal miners, seizing dozens of truckloads of sand and imposing fines of tens of millions of rupees on the violators.
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Days before Hurricane Harvey barreled into the Texas coast on Friday, home improvement retailers were preparing truckloads of lumber, shingles and other materials that property owners in the storm-raked communities will need to rebuild.
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And in and around Houston, the country's fourth-largest metropolitan area, truckloads of drywall and other supplies are arriving by the day to be used in a rebuilding process that will take months, if not years.
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Lopez Obrador said fuel theft has dropped to the equivalent of 27 truckloads a day from "over a thousand" since he sent the army to police installations of state-oil company Petroleos Mexicanos (Pemex) last month.
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The statement said the agency was reviewing "the processes and circumstances surrounding the allegations," and noted that they appeared to involve only "seven truckloads out of a total of nearly 26,000" bringing building materials into Gaza.
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Ankara has sent thousands of troops and truckloads of equipment into the region, in Syria's northwest corner bordering Turkey, to support the rebels and Erdogan has vowed to push back Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's forces.
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In the past week, WFP in a series of UN interagency convoys has delivered by road more than 100 such truckloads of desperately needed food, enough for more than 113,000 people stranded in six besieged Syrian towns.
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Mandatory evacuation orders are in effect as local officials scrambled to clear 50,93 truckloads mud and sediment on slopes to stave off potentially deadly mudslides ahead of the storm's next wave of rain, the LA Times reports.
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Trucker Path, already a popular social app that helps around 450,000 registered American drivers find rest-stops and poker partners, is currently testing its Truckloads app, which does something similar to Cargomatic for the long-haul market.
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The feds seized truckloads of records, computers, and even firearms, reminiscent of similar raids leading to the indictment and conviction of the business manager and several members of the Ironworkers Local 6900 for racketeering and arson charges.
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Of course, the downside is environmental degradation, the need for truckloads of reserves, public health issues, the risk of oil spills, worker health (especially coal miners) and the fact that fossil fuels are a finite energy source.
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And yet in this budget, they willingly, willfully exploded the deficit, not for public uplift or rebuilding America's infrastructure but rather on the spurious argument that giving truckloads of money back to businesses will spark their benevolence.
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This is still particle physics, and there are truckloads of data waiting to be analyzed that might reveal more discrepancies, cancel other discrepancies out, and uncover plenty of other particle behaviors that could hide secrets of the universe.
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For what they say is the first time, volunteer groups in Arizona and Colorado are hauling thousands of gallons of water and truckloads of food to remote grazing grounds where springs have run dry and vegetation has disappeared.
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RANUA, Finland (Reuters) - A group of polar bears in a zoo in Lapland in northern Finland got an early wintry treat in the summer heat when truckloads of snow were delivered to the Ranua wildlife park on Wednesday.
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Mexican fast food chain Qdoba called out Chipotle Mexican Grill on Tuesday, mocking the fast casual burrito chain for its "Free Guac Day" promotion before delivering truckloads of avocados to a number of Chipotle restaurants in Denver, Colorado.
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He also worked that year with humanitarian relief nonprofit United Sikhs to get truckloads of supplies to first responders after Hurricane Harvey struck the Texas and Louisiana coasts and caused flooding in Houston, according to the sheriff's office.
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Lopez Obrador said fuel theft has dropped to the equivalent of 27 truckloads a day from "over a thousand" since he sent the army to police installations of state-oil company Petroleos Mexicanos, better known as Pemex, last month.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Elevated levels of the grain fungus ergot are showing up in spring wheat being harvested in south-central North Dakota, prompting grain elevators to impose discounts and even turn some truckloads away, grain merchants said on Tuesday.
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And rather than selling your local wheat wholesale, your farmland will ship it to be refined and sold as baked goods in your city's commercial districts, while truckloads of frozen meat will be leaving your slaughterhouses every few minutes.
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Ankara has sent thousands of troops and truckloads of equipment into the region, in Syria's northwest corner bordering Turkey, to support the rebels, and Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan has vowed to push back Syrian President Bashar al-Assad's forces.
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The strikes, which Russia said had killed at least 60 militants, came as intense fighting continued for a fourth day around the provincial capital, and a resident described seeing bodies of government soldiers who had been hanged, and truckloads of corpses.
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While that could mean that Sony hands over truckloads of money to Dr. Luke for his 50 percent interest in their shared artists and take these artists under their wing, he says it's unlikely that he'll be willing to do so.
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"The room lights up when everyone knows we've got new items that are coming," said Scott Clements, director of child nutrition at the Mississippi education department, which ordered two truckloads of trade mitigation pulled pork and four loads of kidney beans.
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Walcott was working in a military hospital in Berlin in 22008 when a mortar set a tent city on the outskirts of Mosul on fire, obliterating the entire compound, and sending truckloads and planeloads of charred bodies to the hospital.
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Kubo itself was shown up a few weeks later by Moana, which went out of its way to find stars of Polynesian descent – and was rewarded with praise in addition to all its of excellent reviews and truckloads of money.
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The package delivery company will also X-ray entire truckloads of parcels at its sorting facility outside Austin, and then divert them elsewhere for sorting and delivery, said the FedEx employee who was not authorized to speak on the record.
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This means that, technically, moving soil around in a seasonal pond or drainage by plowing a farm is the same as dumping truckloads of dirt into the Hudson River — a practice for which a dredge and fill permit is understandably necessary.
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UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - Truckloads of medical aid for civilians in Syria's northeast is stuck in Iraq, the United Nations aid chief said on Wednesday, after Russia and China prevented the U.N. Security Council from renewing authorization for the cross-border deliveries.
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Together, he said, they can take as many as 103 truckloads of sand a night, some of which is used for local projects and the rest of which is mostly picked up by truckers from the desert state of Rajasthan.
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"We can do a better job of filling full truckloads when we ship to our customers and work more efficiently," Connolly said, adding that the company will use the cash from cost savings to invest more in developing its brands.
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At least in old Hollywood, filmmakers would also try to entertain you amid the clashes and post-combat huddles, giving you something more to watch and ponder than this movie's oceans of mud, truckloads of guts and misty, unconsidered nationalism.
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He's provided Canada Today with some notes about his arctic experience: It sounded like something out of a science fiction novel: roads made of ice that can carry truckloads of ore and lumber, only to melt away in the spring.
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"People just think a Pink Floyd album is going to be worth money someday," but it's not, said Zach Cohen, the owner of the Junkluggers franchise serving Brooklyn and Manhattan, which hauls about 2000 truckloads of unwanted possessions every month.
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The first of some 13 truckloads of cement entered the Gaza Strip through an Israeli-controlled border crossing on Monday and Palestinian officials said they expected some 4,000 tonnes of the material would be brought in by the end of the day.
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To shore up the weir, construction crews dumped 2700 truckloads an hour of rock and concrete slurry beneath the weir, while a fleet of helicopters dropped sandbags and rocks—in case all else failed and the emergency spillway had to be used again.
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All these years after Asleep in the Back's subdued indie rock, Elbow's seventh studio album, Little Fictions, harks back to those simpler times when the band were first beginning, before the stadium tours, and the Mercury Prizes, and truckloads of records sold.
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Working with truckloads of dust and high-contrast cinematography that tends to turn shadows into bottomless inky blots, Mr. Fuqua approaches the western like an ardent fan, leaving no genre element untouched, from gun spinning to trick riding to atmospherically flapping dusters.
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Thomas said the Kelantan government had granted logging licenses to private companies, and that these companies had entered the native land "with heavy vehicles, clearing out truckloads of timber and vast areas of the forest to set up durian and rubber tree plantations".
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The Washington Post's Fahmi Hussein and Sudarsan Raghavan filed a dispatch from the city of Misurata on Saturday, where militia forces who say Haftar reminds them of Qaddafi claimed to have deployed hundreds of truckloads of fighters to help in the fight against Haftar.
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Compared to the scorched-earth takedowns of Reagan and Bush/Cheney, it's a bland, even benign image, though I can only imagine the truckloads of merciless new Trump drawings tumbling from the artist's studio in the months since the selections for this retrospective were made.
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Each day, CopenHill receives around 300 truckloads of waste from local households and businesses, along with waste that gets imported from other countries, including the UK. The steam that comes out of the plant gets filtered for pollutants, including a greenhouse gas called nitrogen oxide.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Hussey had to ride herd on the arrival of 300 cubic yards of concrete, nine truckloads of steel and five trailers' worth of exterior glass curtain wall, all of it in the swirl of traffic and pedestrians around Church and Cortlandt Streets.
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The point was, he was no transient but a former jurist who'd no doubt passed judgment on whole truckloads of transients in his time, and the further point was that that didn't make an iota of difference, except maybe by way of funeral arrangements.
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The civic-minded went out there to help the affected, and the first thing they did was to throw truckloads of bottled water at the people who had nothing left — no home, nothing to eat or drink — except the tattered clothes on their bodies.
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Speaking to a congress of his ruling AK Party in the northwestern city of Bursa, Erdogan also accused some of Turkey's allies of providing 2,000 plane shipments and 5,000 truckloads of weapons to the YPG, a comment that appeared aimed at the United States.
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"When manufacturers get scared, they cut production, meaning fewer jobs or even layoffs, as well as fewer truckloads going out the door, reducing the options for trucking companies in assigning their trucks efficiently and profitably," Jody Sims, a truck driver in Lexington, Kentucky, told Business Insider.
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"When manufacturers get scared, they cut production, meaning fewer jobs or even layoffs, as well as fewer truckloads going out the door, reducing the options for trucking companies in assigning their trucks efficiently and profitably," Jody Sims, a truck driver in Lexington, Kentucky, previously told Business Insider.
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After a massive surge in popularity—in 2000, Atari owned 225 percent of the video game market—Atari took a nosedive in 23 when it bought too many 21980K cartridges and was forced to dump over 14 truckloads of gaming equipment into a landfill in New Mexico.
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I'm just going out to Ikea and buying truckloads of furniture and then I come back home and I'm like, OK, where can we set up the furniture so we can walk nicely and get to the back door and so the dog doesn't create a mess or whatever.
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Fast forward to 2015, when some of the most memorable movies were rowdy, big-studio release that were out to grab truckloads of cash and ended up speaking to the mass audience (critics too) more than many tastefully correct awards hopefuls with their impeccable technique and Important subjects.
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Nigel Farage, leader of the UK Independence Party and easily the loudest of the Brexiteers, spent the months leading up to the referendum doing his best to scare the life out of the British people, warning that truckloads off immigrants were waiting to swarm the country and commit atrocities.
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Where a company like Banfi or Antinori may get truckloads of grapes from all over the region delivered to a sprawling factory that also hosts tour buses, these biodynamic farms generally consist of a farmer, a tractor and maybe a few friends who come to help at harvest time.
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Read more: A look inside the emergency command center where Lowe's employees monitor natural disasters like hurricanes and deploy supplies to devastated parts of the country"This week, Lowe's has shipped more than 1,400 truckloads of supplies to the region," a Lowe's spokesperson told Business Insider in a statement.
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Over a period of a month tracking illegally logged wood and its routes out of the jungle, Dimitri's team have established that truckloads of it are ending up every day at a garment factory in the capital city Phnom Penh which supplies Timberland, GAP Inc, North Face, and other top brands.
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Truckloads of supplies have passed into Syrian villages through a gate in the sturdy security fence that Israel has constructed since Syria erupted into civil war, including stacks of flour, generators, half a million liters of fuel, construction materials, tons of shoes, baby formula, antibiotics and even a few vehicles and mules.
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A border closure also could disrupt thousands of truckloads of fresh produce, parts and other products that flow back and forth every day from Mexico to the U.S. "It would be very damaging to border areas like San Diego," said Lynn Reaser, chief economist for the Fermanian Business and Economic Institute at Point Loma Nazarene University in San Diego.
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A stage crew of 178 was needed each day to build, move and strike the mammoth sets, which are so huge that the Met measures their volume by the number of 40-foot truck containers it takes to store them: "Madama Butterfly" is 14 truckloads; "Turandot," a whopping 133; "Manon," 13; and "Orfeo ed Euridice," 12.
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With the increasing demand for high-end computing hardware and communications devices, Halpern and his team were able to equip CHIME with commercially available low-noise radio frequency transistors that gather two terabytes of data every second that are then processed in five truckloads of computers, at a fraction of what they would cost years ago.
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If Frank's diary is the story of a family heroically holding on to the vestiges of civilization in straitened circumstances, then Night is about the total collapse of that civilization, unfolding with the abrupt logic of nightmare: death marches; humans crammed in train cars like cattle; truckloads of babies dumped in fiery ditches; the thick column of smoke rising from the crematory.
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In any case, the situation there will require truckloads of advisers, since it includes a reverse spinoff of its core assets, as well as an announced restructuring that includes laying off 15 percent of the staff and more, including deciding what to do with Yahoo's big stake in Yahoo Japan, even as it separates out its chunk of China's Alibaba Group.
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In a series of humiliations, the patrician and luxury-loving Najib and wife Rosmah Mansor were banned from leaving the country; truckloads of luggage stashed with cash and valuables as well as hundreds of expensive designer bags were seized from their home and other properties; and anti-corruption police questioned Najib for hours this week about a multibillion-dollar corruption scandal on his watch.
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In a series of humiliations since his electoral loss, the patrician and luxury-loving Najib and his wife, Rosmah Mansor, were banned from leaving the country; truckloads of luggage stashed with cash, jewelry and hundreds of expensive designer bags worth a staggering 1.1 billion ringgit ($272 million) were seized from their home and other properties; and anti-corruption police questioned Najib for hours last month about the 1MDB scandal.
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Ironically, though, Connecticut's top marginal income-tax rates are lower than those in New York and New Jersey, while its total effective business tax rate is the lowest in the country, according to EY. Fred Clark isn't ignoring Connecticut's fiscal firestorm, but with summer here, he's fixated on getting truckloads of automobile racks for bikes and kayaks, car-top luggage carriers and other finished products out the factory door to meet seasonal demands from hundreds of retail customers.
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