Tevin: Well, upstream is more logical, because the prices of upstream assets have comedown quite a lot.
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McKay will be succeeded by Bernard Looney, currently chief operating officer of upstream production, as head of upstream.
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"We believe the basin will become an important profit center for our upstream business," said Bernard Looney, chief executive of BP's upstream business.
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He will also be accountable for upstream modernization and lead the development of the upstream approach to a low-carbon future, BP said.
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They went upstream from ... The Chamber of Commerce lodged a complaint against then, went upstream and tried to get the Yes Men thrown offline.
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The deal involves Sapura Upstream being transferred to a new business to be called SEB Upstream (SUP), in which OMV will buy a 50 percent stake.
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"Penguins demonstrates the importance of Shell's North Sea assets to the company's upstream portfolio," said Andy Brown, director of Shell's oil and gas production, known as upstream.
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As part of its asset disposal program, Enel has sold upstream gas assets in Italy and the sale of its Algerian upstream gas assets is almost complete, Starace said.
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It has established a stand-alone integrated gas business led by Maarten Wetselaar as part of a global upstream organisation under the direction of current Upstream Director Andrew Brown.
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Tackling this problem upstream requires us to figure out when discrimination is happening — and then to figure out how to solve the problem upstream with companies like Google and Facebook.
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Upstream websites are ones that Alexa found are commonly visited by users before browsing to a partisan website — which means upstream sites act as key drivers of traffic to partisan websites.
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"The decision to divest was not taken lightly, but it is consistent with Shell's strategy to concentrate our upstream footprint where we can be most competitive," said Shell's upstream director, Andy Brown.
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"You can't swim upstream against innovation," the Labor secretary contended.
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Uber was able to move upstream to attack taxis directly.
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Subordinated loans are used to upstream cash in European buyouts.
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Upstream acquired and monitored three phones that had VidMate installed.
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Upstream wetlands once slowed the release of rainwater to rivers.
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Sinopec, PetroChina, and even upstream operator CNOOC could be vulnerable.
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That would include developments of gas upstream and liquefaction projects.
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Anytime you do that, you are kind of swimming upstream.
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We are not chasing sales of upstream assets at $48.
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The surge of snowmelt was greatly reduced by dams upstream.
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More money must be appropriated towards upstream conflict prevention efforts.
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"We still haven't stopped but we're swimming upstream," he said.
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However, the Upstream collection at issue in Wikimedia's case continues.
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When we talk about oceans, we must address what's upstream.
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Not all salmon swim upstream, spawn, and die, we learn.
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Lotos has been looking for acquisitions in upstream for years.
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Glencore, Gunvor and Mercuria have favored upstream or midstream assets.
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Looney's successor as head of upstream has yet to be announced.
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We are working with our upstream providers to mitigate the attack.
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Requirements to account for upstream emissions of fuels were also scrapped.
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Now the bacteria can detach and swim upstream to the urethra.
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Overuse of water in upstream communities often leaves those downstream parched.
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So they hopped into a helicopter and flew upstream to investigate.
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Alexa upstream site data was available for 483 of the websites.
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They could potentially support the FDA, and drug discovery further upstream.
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The firm has backed startups like Andela, mSurvey, Upstream and others.
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Like salmon and its upstream itch, I'll dodge grizzlies for you.
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Read more: Later, they walked upstream to camp for the night.
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Upstream collects data "in transit," moving across the internet's physical infrastructure.
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"Set it and forget it," said Venus Jones, an Upstream trainer.
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Without the support of your manager, it's hard to swim upstream.
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Besides, to put it lightly, Elon Musk loves to swim upstream.
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Ancient Namibia resembled the upstream portion of an enormous ice flow.
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Upstream has since worked at about 20 clinics across the country.
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The company also holds an interest in Russian upstream company Russneft.
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We even cut off the upstream source where counterfeit goods are produced.
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Recognize that this is a difficult thing to do, to swim upstream.
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NASA explains that new dams were being built upstream as of 2010.
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However, copying a cooperator gives rise to random walks of upstream reciprocity.
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My therapist keeps telling me that everything I want is not upstream.
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Rather, the source of the problem is probably a leaky factory upstream.
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The upstream commodity facing business will continue to face challenges, said Lane.
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Levered across the energy chain from upstream to midstream to downstream 3.
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The upstream part of the business would be most attractive to investors.
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It is upstream on Ellison Creek from Water Wheel, a larger area.
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If you build a dam upstream, you're going to have problems downstream.
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In practical terms, upstream prevention can be broken into two stages. 1.
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Experts who oppose banning upstream admit the dams require more careful operation.
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Its purchases included upstream assets in New Zealand, Malaysia and the UAE.
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Vinnie was right there in the middle like a salmon swimming upstream.
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Upstream refers to basic petrochemicals, and downstream to more complex specialty chemicals.
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He smokes and paces with the energy of a salmon jumping upstream.
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What about people upstream, "Why don't they take the damage?" he said.
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While that sounds expensive, Upstream pitches itself as a one-time investment.
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Let's try to get a little bit more upstream from the problem.
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He also has a fly fishing guide business, Upstream Endeavours, in Brevard.
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THERE MIGHT BE UPSTREAM R&D THAT CONTINUES TO BELONG IN CORPORATE.
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THERE'S AN UPSTREAM THAT PERIODICALLY HAS BEEN A LITTLE UP AND DOWN.
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Pollution of flow upstream influences the water quantity of the downstream river.
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The village of Sonning, a few miles upstream, is her adopted home.
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Amy I met through Shane Carruth, because she was in Upstream Color.
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The provincial and federal governments are now working with local First Nations communities to move the salmon manually upstream, by creating holding ponds that will allow them to transport the fish via helicopter to a site further upstream.
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"The upstream operations are still functioning and our focus is on safe operations and protecting people," Jay Johnson, Chevron's head of upstream operations, told Reuters on the sidelines of the Scotia Howard Weil energy conference in New Orleans.
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Upstream claims that the unauthorized activity in VidMate ate up huge amounts of mobile data — more than 3 gigabytes per month, which Upstream estimates could cost $100 a year, or half a month's wages in markets such as Brazil.
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About 70 percent of Iraq&aposs water supplies flow in from upstream countries.
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A big chunk of Exxon's upstream spending will go to shale this year.
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The lack of downstream competition in pipes could distort competition in upstream content.
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At this point last year, upstream energy companies were operating 13 oil rigs.
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Citeo and Syndifrais are focusing on the upstream end of the recycling chain.
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Each component of the stack can be integrated with upstream and downstream components.
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TFS expects to upstream dividends, but no concrete plans have been made yet.
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Sadly, we need to consider more "upstream" approaches to address the opiate epidemic.
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The final set of numbers to double check are the Upstream Bonded Channels.
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KazMunayGaz is one of the biggest upstream companies in the former Soviet republic.
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California agreed to remove a requirement to account for upstream emissions of fuels.
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The debate Sanders is engaging lies upstream from arguments about health care policy.
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"Just an unexpected precipitation could fall upstream or temperatures spike up," he said.
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But the Trump administration is swimming upstream against a world that is united.
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My particular Fios plan promises 85 mbps upstream and the same speed down.
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Vitol expects a major upstream investment in Nigeria to close later this year.
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The Little Missouri feeds the main river upstream of the Dakota Pipeline crossing.
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But the EPA must also protect some upstream waterways that feed into them.
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Upstream is classed as the exploration and production aspects of the oil industry.
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In September it closed its first upstream acquisition in Chad for $110 million.
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"Upstream volumes are expected to continue to increase in future quarters," Wirth added.
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Nearly 22010,21999 shad have swum upstream this year — and it's not just shad.
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What happens next with these selectors shows the PRISM/Upstream distinction in action.
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Milito is director of upstream and industry operations at the American Petroleum Institute.
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They also pop up in central Alabama, sometimes as far upstream as Montgomery.
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Only then did one spot a dead gorilla in the water just upstream.
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Upstream I saw rice warehouses, a palm-oil factory and vast sugar works.
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But as we progressed upstream, I began to feel a luxuriant, drunken joy.
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But as they offloaded low-end work to China, the tigers moved upstream.
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Upstream will be the most naturalistic part of the park with native vegetation.
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Upstream will be the most naturalistic part of the park with native vegetation.
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Before the Upstream training started, 5 percent of Health Haven clients chose LARCs.
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"We're going far upstream in the cell manufacturing process," Straubel said in 2014.
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Last month Transneft curbed oil intake from Yuganskneftegaz, the main upstream unit of Rosneft.
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"Petronas ... is a JV partner in all domestic assets of Sapura Upstream," he said.
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Tovey likens the behavior to fish who school in rivers as they swim upstream.
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Both the Samarco and the Brumadinho disasters involve the failure of upstream tailings dams.
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In early June, rivers overflowed their banks as a result of flooding farther upstream.
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In the final quarter, the upstream exploration and production sector continued to dominate dealmaking.
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Yet it is upstream—the exploration and production part—where his hardest tasks lie.
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Furthermore, development of our next wave of material upstream projects is well on track.
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D: The brands and apparel makers and the upstream – everyone in that supply chain.
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Some companies have implemented similar covenants in previous downturns in sectors besides upstream oil.
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Meanwhile, the countries upstream of Egypt plan to draw more water from the Nile.
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Sprint's existing unsecured credit facilities benefit from upstream unsecured guarantees from all material subsidiaries.
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You believe FERC has the statutory authority to consider both upstream and downstream effects?
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It's a different customer who is coming from downtown all the way back upstream.
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L) is selling its upstream assets in New Zealand to Austria's OMV AG (OMVV.
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Nasser, previously known by Aramco employees as Mr Upstream, is leading the downstream expansion.
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We said we don't know… TC: What does this mean for upstream data collection?
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Without giving too much away, Upstream Color will spark trippy conversations in thoughtful stoners.
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Carriers were then ranked based on video quality, latency, and down and upstream speeds.
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Over the weekend, officials announced a plan to airlift the salmon upstream using helicopters.
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Rosneft also said it was looking to cooperate with Kurdistan in upstream and logistics.
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Manafort paddled far upstream and now he has thrown his oar into the rapids.
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Upstream oilmen are those who find the oil and provide the money to drill.
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A tiny version of you pops out aliveFrom a burning wood, swims upstream, panting.
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Not having any idea where to go, I decided to follow the water upstream.
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"Andrea is actually rowing upstream," Paisley Currah, a professor at CUNY, wrote to me.
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He will be succeeded by 49-year-old Bernard Looney, BP's head of upstream.
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The company has also said the upstream design is as safe as other types.
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HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON Works by Upstream Gallery members, including paintings, sculpture, printmaking and photography.
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The impact on upstream operations, both alumina and primary producers, has grabbed the headlines.
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New York had the biggest overall upstream greenhouse gas footprint, and Delhi the smallest.
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"As is true with LNG, upstream assets in coal are seeing oligopolization," he said.
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"These are discovered resources in the ground," said Bernard Looney, BP's upstream chief executive.
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Instead, they must search for opportunities upstream to make breakthroughs in attacking systemic problems.
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What it is: An oil and gas supermajor involved in upstream and downstream activities.
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"You just can't swim upstream against a real tide of big players," Ergen said.
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BP – The energy giant named upstream operations chief Bernard Looney as its next CEO.
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A final investment decision on the upstream and pipeline plans is expected in 2019.
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Upstream activities, which include oil exploration and production, are not under review, she said.
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One of the factors affecting lake level, Baxter tells me, is upstream water demand.
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An 18-hour long broadcasted called "Salmon Swimming Upstream" featured precisely what the title promised.
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UberX started from a low-market foothold and moved upstream to disrupt the taxi market.
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It wasn't the nearby dam that everyone had been worried about, but one further upstream.
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I'm signed to play Upstream in Seattle, so worst case scenario I'm playing in June.
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Losses in the company's U.S. and international upstream operations widened from the year-earlier period.
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More immediately, Ethiopia is building a huge dam on the Blue Nile, upstream from Egypt.
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"FGV would essentially be upstream Indonesian assets," said a banking source familiar with the discussions.
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These corporate chimeras are soon for the chop, as RWE moves upstream and E.ON downstream.
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My particular Fios plan promises 85 megabits per second upstream, and the same speed down.
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Its upstream assets span from the UK to Norway and Germany, Algeria, Egypt and Asia.
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I began my maneuvers and placed a temporary clamp on artery upstream of the tear.
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The unsecured credit facilities at Sprint benefit from upstream unsecured guarantees from all material subsidiaries.
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Fish could now move that much farther upstream; the river would quietly reclaim its path.
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But the important precedent to FISC's policing of exclusive means is another upstream collection problem.
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Exxon said its international upstream and downstream businesses netted $2.27 billion and $824 million, respectively.
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Twenty miles upstream at the Tappan Zee Bridge, crossing the Hudson costs two-thirds less.
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Like its competitors across the upstream sector, PTT has been cutting the costs of production.
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NS) and Bharat Petro Resources Ltd, an upstream arm of refiner Bharat Petroleum Corp (BPCL.NS).
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Chevron's proposal is now being evaluated by upstream oil and gas regulator SKKMigas, Tahar said.
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The upstream sort have been banned in Chile and are rare in America and Europe.
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Analysts say the acceleration in upstream inflation would help the margins of Australian produce exporters.
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Oil companies, both upstream and downstream, fell sharply and were down more than 211.4 percent.
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Five years later a decree was passed banning upstream dams in all but exceptional circumstances.
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A man pushes his way upstream, dragging a suitcase; we flatten ourselves to permit him.
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Revenue from upstream operations stood at around $217 billion, while downstream revenue was $139 billion.
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The salmon, with a flick of her strong tail, shot upstream, continuing on with hers.
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While upstream activity in shale has proven robust, offshore production and investment is lagging behind.
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But the funding will also go towards building out the upstream and downstream revenue models.
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Also, Iraq's SOMO allocated more Basra Heavy crude to upstream partners in September, traders said.
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In remote towns upstream, she said, many rural homeless are sleeping in cars or outside.
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Generally, these are upstream; turning raw materials into products used in a range of industries.
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Reforestation can help prevent landslides and bolster the capacity for rain to be absorbed upstream.
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But how far upstream the law's protections reach has been a source of heated controversy.
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But upstream stood one vessel in stately isolation, moored in a private stretch of waterfront.
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Their physiological changes are reversed as they move upstream, and they again become freshwater fish.
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Exxon Mobil said on Thursday it's selling its upstream assets in Norway for $4.5 billion.
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Turkey's Ilisu dam a few kilometers upstream along the Tigris River could make matters worse.
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Upstream USA aims to change that by making same-day access to LARCs available nationwide.
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Earlier this year, Upstream signed its first statewide contract to train 60 sites in Delaware.
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Alekperov said Lukoil plans to spend $2-3 billion on upstream purchases, mainly outside Russia.
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A major upstream investment in Nigeria is expected to close later this year, the company said.
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India's energy minister announced a new round of bidding for upstream and downstream investments on Monday.
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Vitol also has upstream assets in Ghana that began production with a target of 45,000 bod.
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So Uber started down-market and moved upstream, a clear example of low-end market disruption.
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Apple started down-market with consumers before moving upstream to take over the enterprise market, too.
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The proposed mine site is upstream from the popular wilderness area in the Superior National Forest.
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The best place to catch plastics, they say, is upstream, before it even enters the sea.
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Still, income in the upstream exploration and production unit fell by $621 million from last year.
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Many complain about rubbish drifting down from upstream, but use the Kapuas as a tip themselves.
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In Kapuas Hulu, an upstream district, half the population rely on the river for drinking water.
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India was using its position upstream to wage "fifth-generation warfare" on the country, said Hussain.
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The vast majority of the miss was due to the upstream (oil production) business, particularly international.
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Yet the company's top leadership has confirmed that it is also considering listing core upstream assets.
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BEING CAREFUL Some companies have implemented similar covenants in previous downturns in sectors besides upstream oil.
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Politicians have in the past secured extra water for their upstream districts at the marshes' expense.
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" "Nonetheless, the share of exploration in total upstream investment remains almost half the level in 2010.
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Tencent Tech learned from upstream suppliers that production of Dobby is about 25,000 units per month.
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It's a very complicated calculation and it's not just in garment manufacturing, it's upstream and downstream.
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But it is also because dams upstream cut off water just when it was most needed.
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The company's upstream business, which explores for and produces oil and gas, posted a strong profit.
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And it was fascinating because the main take away was that we need to go upstream.
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Upstream sites are the sites that people visit just before going to the website in question.
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The project is one of the biggest upstream investment decisions in Azerbaijan so far this year.
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"The upstream industry has been really creative in how it pursues financing of late," he said.
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The World Bank Group said it will stop investing in upstream oil and gas by 2019.
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Their upstream exploration and production units have been reeling for months from the crude price crash.
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In 2011, a flood came dangerously close to breaking the levee system upstream from New Orleans.
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There had even been eels in Albuquerque—fifteen hundred miles upstream of the Gulf of Mexico.
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Vitol also has upstream assets in Ghana that began production with a target of 45,000 bpd.
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Like salmon, they swim upstream to spawn in fresh water, but head to sea to mature.
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Reuters reported in February 23.25 that Shell was seeking to sell its upstream assets in Denmark.
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That agency will take over from the current upstream regulator SKKMigas and the downstream regulator BPHMigas.
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It is frequently used by the NSA in its bulk upstream collection of international telecom traffic.
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Structural Subordination Risk: FFO is derived largely from upstream dividends and interest received on shareholder loans.
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Risks are exacerbated if there has been upstream slope deforestation or developments that reduce absorption capacity.
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But starting in late June, millions of sockeye salmon swim upstream through the park to spawn.
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Last month, the Kurdish-led militias captured a major natural gas field upstream of Sunday's advance.
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The idea was that the fish would "swim" upstream by hopping up the carefully constructed ladders.
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In theory, fish ladders operated by simulating the way migratory fish swim upstream in real life.
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Taub said he and Schonfeld launched Upstream with a view to focus on individuals in tech.
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The price drop will not impact Pertamina's drilling and investment activities, said Upstream Director Dharmawan Samsu.
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"Upstream prevention is how we solve these big, environmental, global issues—precedent shows that," says Eriksen.
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The boats were built to hold a small outboard engine for lake crossings and upstream travel.
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Before dams were built, paddlefish were highly migratory, often swimming hundreds of miles upstream to spawn.
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Ms. Diakité later related dramatic stories about how great fleets of boats carried the lockers upstream.
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Gunvor runs three European refineries and holds stakes in upstream ventures, oil infrastructure and mining companies.
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The Irving, Texas-based company currently has no upstream operations in Egypt, according to its website.
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"This is downstream only - in upstream we are developing and target Mexico, Iran, Norway," Alekperov said.
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Phil Bredesen, a Democrat, is trying to swim upstream against the conservative nature of the state.
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Ratau said that the drinking water coming from the river is pumped upstream from the pollution.
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Upstream (saw) a good, solid quarter — four times as good as the same quarter last year.
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Plastics researchers agree that dealing with such pollution will require going as far upstream as possible.
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That's a good metaphor for being an aging Blink-182 fan—constantly battling upstream against adulthood.
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"We believe that the era of investing in upstream is going to be with us for some time to come and therefore we have committed to really keep those core upstream themes very strong from a cash perspective for the next few decades," van Beurden said.
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WZ: You know, I think one-, one of the advantages of being an integrated company is that, you know, we are not-, we are not a pure upstream-, pure-, pure play upstream, so, you know, we-, we can have a natural hedging to all-, all this.
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Most analysts approve of Rosneft's intiative as a way of diversifying away from upstream activities in Russia.
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The Arkansas River, the country's sixth longest, already pushed past its banks upstream, deluging parts of Oklahoma.
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That was the same cause of a 2015 rupture of another upstream Vale dam that killed 19.
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Now, those investments are moving upstream to catch an even higher part of the construction value chain.
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Follow the Tama river upstream, into the mountains, and you eventually reach a tiny town called Okutama.
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And by moving upstream in their efforts, perhaps they can bring that attention even closer to home.
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Some want the televisions traced back upstream to the recycling centers where consumers originally dropped them off.
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Oil industry trade paper Upstream was the first to report the existence of the letter on Wednesday.
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Photo: GettyA legal challenge to a controversial NSA surveillance program called Upstream is getting a second chance.
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The cash comes from Shell's legacy businesses, upstream oil and gas, and downstream chemicals and oil products.
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The final phase would bring large upstream and downstream facilities for the processing of non-ferrous metals.
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The status of the generators that PDVSA and its private partners use in upstream activities was unclear.
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And on Sunday we had an issue with our partner NCR, one of their upstream data centers.
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That said, I love Big Macs and bizarre physical punishment, so who am I to swim upstream?
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The river, already well above major flood stage just upstream, was expected to crest there early Saturday.
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The law authorizes more expansive internet surveillance operations, such as the NSA's PRISM and Upstream data collection.
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That lets green energy ride the wave of federal priorities, rather than swim upstream against political opposition.
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"To think that all these years, she was so close – just 70 miles upstream," Terrell tells PEOPLE.
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TC: Does this mean the agency has a viable workaround that decouples "about" surveillance from upstream surveillance?
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Tearing down the simple timber dam upstream took another two and half years, and an additional $100,000.
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There are structural changes that must occur upstream at the level of big agriculture, transportation and distribution.
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"I believe that these sorts of issues are best addressed upstream with our international partners," Hill said.
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Vongvanich is confident of managing the performances of most of PTT's oil business, except upstream exploration production.
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The Ineos group also contains chlorovinyls, styrene, refining joint ventures, other petrochemical assets and an upstream business.
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Shell's dividend and buyback are 1.5 times its upstream capital expenditure, as forecast for 2020 by Citi.
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The earthfill dam is just upstream and east of Oroville, a city of more than 16,000 people.
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We want to go upstream and prevent it so that it doesn't happen in the first place.
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Moreover, certain investments that are consolidated do not necessarily generate upstream dividends that accrue directly to Leucadia.
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Instead, Hardesty suggested looking upstream to identify the source and minimize its impact on overall ocean pollution.
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"Having a strong position in upstream and midstream LNG is no longer necessary for us," Holleaux said.
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These fish swim past New York City, following the harbor upstream to spawn in less saline waters.
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And No.2 is the US would bar foreign firms from investing in the Iranian upstream sector.
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But it's the upstream impacts that are most pertinent in terms of supply-demand dynamics and pricing.
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QATAR PETROLEUM CEO SAYS IT WILL BUY AT LEAST ONE U.S. UPSTREAM ASSET BY END OF 2019
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The only problem is that his village, Hadsa, an hour upstream from Nong Khiaw, doesn't have electricity.
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The biggest share of profits was still dominated by upstream sectors in January-May, seeing faster growth.
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Its last reported position was close to Bratislava, Slovakia, upstream from Budapest, heading to Passau in Germany.
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Maryland isn't seeking to shift responsibility for the health of the bay only onto the upstream states.
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Because that's an opportunity to work upstream and figure out what supports are needed to prevent homelessness.
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For "Apocalypse Now": a lone soldier, making his way upstream through a waist-deep river of blood.
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Excluding the benefits of U.S. tax reform, Exxon's upstream business in the United States lost $60 million.
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The earth-filled dam is just upstream and east of Oroville, a town of about 16,000 people.
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The worst sort of hydropower plants turn rivers upstream into fake lakes and downstream into drainage ditches.
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On one of them, some forty years ago, upstream of Santiago, they stopped to scout some falls.
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Upstream, lithium levels were low and similar to what's found naturally in many rivers, the study found.
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"The Canadian economy is exhibiting a little bit of fatigue because it is swimming upstream," Lampard said.
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Upstream oil production is forecast to sit between 2,775 and 2,825 thousand barrels of oil per day.
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Jones will report to Andy Hopwood, chief operating officer for strategy and regions in BP's upstream segment.
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This is still little more than half the 23.9240 billion ringgit spent on upstream activities in 2015.
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"Including upstream oil in a listing would be nigh-on impossible," the analyst said, declining to be identified.
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ADNOC has of course always had more attention on partnerships than most other NOCs via the upstream JVs.
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The app then stopped trying to subscribe users to services, according to Upstream, though the data collection continues.
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The health-care industry is swimming upstream when it comes to unemployment, says the CEO of hospital staffer .
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"Oil servicing company ZPEC wants to become a shareholder in our upstream project," one of the sources said.
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The research also identifies the downstream and upstream components for a better analysis of the industry chain structure.
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"Some are selling uranium, some are selling more upstream products or services," such as enriched uranium, he said.
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"Dash, who can swim fast enough, he can swim upstream and get in behind the waterfall," Ricks said.
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Spending on upstream exploration and production operations accounted for 91 percent of all expenditures in the third quarter.
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Like a salmon swimming upstream, I am fighting against a culture that is telling me to lose weight.
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Zepeda leads the National Hydrocarbons Commission, the upstream regulator that both runs the auctions and supervises new contracts.
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The unsecured senior notes at these entities are not supported by an upstream guarantee from the operating subsidiaries.
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Manouchehri said Iran planned to finalize seven upstream contracts worth around $40 billion with foreign investors, SHANA reported.
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Upstream of Bangkok, some districts were left flooded after heavy rains so waters could not disrupt the spectacle.
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Sechin also did not rule out the possibility that Italy's Eni might participate in upstream projects in Russia.
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However strong Aramco may be upstream, its lower-margin refining and petrochemicals divisions will drag down the valuation.
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Some 80 percent of the investment will be focused in upstream projects, mostly in Colombia, the statement said.
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Upstream of Prince Albert, the city of North Battleford stopped drawing drinking water from the river last week.
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But it needs to not only ensure it gets those startups, but also keeps them and goes upstream.
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And I don't think West, who considered himself a classic actor, was swimming upstream in a goofball enterprise.
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It also exposed yet another dam upstream, this one sticking out just a few feet above the water.
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That's especially true with upstream collection, which involves searching within internet packets to select what content to keep.
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The property sits at the head of the tide—meaning everything upstream is freshwater and downstream is brackish.
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McKenna also said the government would separately calculate direct and upstream greenhouse gas emissions linked to the projects.
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SHELL'S APPROVAL FOR DEVELOPMENT OF NIGERIA'S BONGA SOUTHWEST FIELD MAY SLIP INTO 2020 - SHELL'S HEAD OF UPSTREAM BROWN
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The Middle East and Asia regions represents more than 90 percent of McDermott's upstream revenues, Rystad Energy said.
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The only way to offset this is for the financial markets to start financing and funding upstream projects.
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These are called upstream emissions, while downstream emissions are produced by the refining and burning of the product.
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The landslide has prevented much of the river's Chinook salmonpopulation from being able to swim upstream to spawn.
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These great runs once sustained the bears, but today few trout migrate upstream beneath the famous Fishing Bridge.
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Total upstream production, excluding BP's share of Rosneft output, reached a five-year high of 1613 million bpd.
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The World Bank Group will cease to finance upstream oil and gas after 2019, it was announced Tuesday.
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And like salmon swimming upstream to die (I mean spawn), it's time for us to visit Grandma. Again.
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Vale, in turn, reiterated its commitment to completely eliminate nine remaining upstream dams that have already been deactivated.
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When I visited, salmon were being loaded into trucks and driven upstream so they could continue to migrate.
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As river and ocean collide, the Amazon's flow reverses and a water swell speeds upstream with incredible force.
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HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON A variety of works by Upstream Gallery Members, including painting, sculpture, printmaking, photography and more.
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"Furthermore, there are no signs that companies plan to increase their upstream capital spending in 2017," it said.
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HASTINGS-ON-HUDSON A variety of work by Upstream Gallery Members, including painting, sculpture, printmaking, photography and more.
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"When you go upstream, you start seeing needs that don't make a whole lot of sense," said Hindman.
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Total upstream production rose to 764,300 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boe/d) from 689,400 boe/d.
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FDA's action is the definition of upstream intervention, and demonstrates the true purpose and power of public health.
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But Erik Milito, upstream director of the American Petroleum Institute, was confident that Obama's restrictions will not stand.
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In comparison, over the same period, investments in upstream (exploration and production) oil and gas fell 44 percent.
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Waterside construction expanded after the United States Army Corps of Engineers completed the Coralville Dam upstream in 1958.
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A trial for the upstream plaintiffs concluded in May, and closing arguments are scheduled for September in Washington.
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So what the Endangered Species Act does in providing protections for wildlife have an upstream impact on humans.
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"That barrier is going to force water upstream and downstream and to other private properties," Trevino-Wright said.
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Upstream (oil exploration) also supported the results with higher prices and production in new fields, the company said.
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Upstream from Scribner, Nebraska, on the Elkhorn River, a flood gauge measured its second highest crest: 40.623 feet.
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The World Bank Group will stop financing upstream oil and gas projects by 2019, Agence France-Presse reports.
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Erik Milito is group director of Upstream & Industry Operations at the American Petroleum Institute View the discussion thread.
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The EOG deals show an increasing willingness from upstream U.S. gas producers to take on LNG price risk.
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We stayed a mile upstream at a seven-room guesthouse tucked in the trees along a muddy bank.
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The company said the sale of its upstream Mexico portfolio was on track to complete by mid-2020.
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Murray Auchincloss, currently finance head of BP's upstream division, will become BP's chief financial officer on July 1.
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The spot is nicknamed the "trophy waters," but purist fly anglers stick upstream to pursue the wild ones.
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Upstream, midstream and downstream, they adopted new technologies that enabled them to cope with much lower-priced oil.
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Emissions reduction targets are based on stack emissions only, not the upstream emissions from extraction through to use.
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Another key source of growth will be LNG upstream assets and infrastructure projects in Southeast Asia, he added.
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Adams) and two scientists (Richard Carlson and Richard Denning) chug upstream on an expedition aboard their laboratory boat.
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Footage had previously emerged of Ellison playing out the remix at Seattle's Upstream festival this weekend, reports FACT.
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A 2019 Upstream report extrapolates a cost topping $1.1 billion for a breach that requires a large recall.
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Instead, it has pushed the authorities upstream to take action and to prevent these attacks before they occur.
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Even worse, there is an increasing trend toward building features for particular distributions that are never committed back upstream.
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Rivers and streams that usually drain into the ocean can get clogged farther upstream, forcing water levels to rise.
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Section 702 enables two internet surveillance programs called Prism and Upstream, classified details of which were revealed by Snowden.
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That would go far beyond a ban instituted in February on the specific type of "upstream" dam that ruptured.
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The proposed underground route at Lake Oahe is half a mile upstream from the Standing Rock Sioux tribe's reservation.
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Seven of them are so-called upstream tailings dams, the same type as the one that ruptured in Brumadinho.
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It has been open about its preference for upstream assets where it sees greater scope for economies of scale.
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In addition, China will also open up the upstream uranium prospecting sector and allow private capital in the markets.
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But over the past several years, the Chrome team changed its code in order to upstream it into Chromium.
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Analysts warned of headwinds to refining operations, which have buoyed integrated energy firms as upstream production revenue has fallen.
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It also projects volume to rise to 20 million units in 2018, citing sources from the upstream supply chain.
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Chen said VidMate already terminated its relationship with one partner implicated in the Upstream report, and continues to investigate.
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Bayou, the owner of a riverside bar, says that the littering got worse after a big mall opened upstream.
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Critics say this would be prohibitively expensive and that the water is too polluted from mining and farming upstream.
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As part of the split, the new upstream business will have around $236 million in outstanding long-term debt.
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A BP executive said on Monday that the company was "excited about gas, upstream and digital innovation in India".
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Downstream firms, which may only know their direct suppliers, often have no idea what happens upstream, explains Mr Shih.
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Chevron narrowed its loss in its U.S. upstream business by nearly $400 million due to lower expenses and taxes.
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But 2019 is set to be the third straight year of upstream investment increases, per the International Energy Agency.
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In the oil industry upstream operations cover crude oil production, while downstream activities can include refining, sales and shipping.
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"If it continues like this... there are companies who will probably not consider Nigeria" for upstream investments, Lindell said.
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It says many of Ghana's waterways have been effectively blocked, causing flooding upstream, which destroys farmland or cocoa fields.
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The company reported $2.4 billion in sales for its upstream business, with after-tax operating income of $58 million.
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For the analysis, they pulled the top five upstream sites for each of the available partisan sites in Alexa.
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Chevron's upstream exploration and development business improved both in the United States and internationally, helped by higher crude prices.
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The cuts in BP's upstream business globally will include the loss of some 600 jobs in the North Sea.
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Heavy rain was falling eight miles upstream from where they played, but skies were apparently clear where they were.
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The weaker upstream Pacific Blocking scenario pushes arctic cold across the East much quicker than the stronger block scenarios.
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And at the same time, we're cutting on the upstream side capacity that is low profitability or no profitability.
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But you know when you feel like you're always fighting, somehow, you're swimming upstream, you're not riding a wave?
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Upstream Color, his 2013 follow-up, ups the production value considerably—but good luck making sense out of it.
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He added that "misguided development projects upstream" presented a far bigger threat to the frogs than the smoothie craze.
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Most environmentalists don't like hydroelectric dams because they wreck natural habitats and prevent fish from swimming upstream to spawn.
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A pair of salmon leap upstream to discover a bear wading in wait at the top of the falls.
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Dams have been removed on rivers like the White Salmon and the Elwha, and native fishes are surging upstream.
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This has led to cleaner water supplies by cutting pollution and reducing upstream erosion and reservoir sedimentation, he explained.
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Since the dams have come down, some of the sturgeon have nosed upstream into the newly free-flowing river.
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A foreign mining company, Northern Dynasty, has proposed a massive mine upstream from Bristol Bay called the Pebble Mine.
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Earlier this week, however, Pertamina Upstream Director Syamsu Alam said Rokan output had "declined continuously" from 5513 to 2015.
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"Arriving within 15-16 years at a commercial reactor is exactly the timeframe we use in upstream," Casula said.
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Face upstream and slowly sidestep into the water, leaning slightly into the current and using your pole for support.
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The QME's emphasis on trading bulk and upstream physical commodities would complement the LME's focus on futures, Chamberlain added.
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Then, 295 yards upstream, they climbed down into the windswept gorge, clinging to shrubs and branches to break falls.
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Farther upstream, ASEM Villa features 50 fully furnished and decorated "mansion villas" for rent, starting at $4,500 a month.
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Further upstream along the Beni River is San Miguel, which is fighting Mr. Morales over the proposed hydroelectric dams.
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The International Energy Agency expects a modest 4% increase in global upstream oil and gas capital spending this year.
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Eni former Chief Upstream Officer Antonio Vella will likely move to Russian rival Lukoil next month, La Repubblica reported.
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They said the group cut off their water upstream eight months ago, leaving them to survive on seasonal rains.
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Ms. Coro's dreams for her family are confined to moving to Caicara, a dilapidated town about three hours upstream.
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Upstream sectors like oil extraction still saw the lion's share of profit gains with faster growth in January-April.
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The Platte River, to the left in the image, also was at historic levels farther upstream, in Leshara, Nebraska.
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LNG is expected to contribute 20 percent of Total's output and 30 percent of its upstream profits by 2020.
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"The idea is a seed, and it's always going to upstream to someone making money off it," he said.
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Other dam-removal projects have found that fish return quickly to their upstream spawning grounds after dams are removed.
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If we think upstream, it seems clear that racism is the root cause of the disparity black women face.
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BP rose 1.2% after it named upstream business head Bernard Looney as Dudley's successor when he retires in 2020.
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Ordinarily, the pressure is much higher on the upstream side—because the water is pressing against the dam wall.
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It was a normal springtime pilgrimage for the fish, which lives in the ocean but swims upstream to spawn.
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But now that the current is picking up, UBI is swimming upstream in an unlikely place: Silicon Valley itself.
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I clambered into the press boat, an elegant wooden umpire launch, and we set off upstream searching for swans.
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It's interesting how Walgreens is moving downstream to distribution where CVS is moving upstream to a managed care plan.
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For debt service, Osprey and AWOF effectively rely on upstream cash flows from their operating subsidiaries, primarily Anglian Water.
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Rivers and streams that typically drain into the ocean can get clogged farther upstream, forcing water levels to rise.
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That reflects a shortage of chrome ore further upstream, particularly falling production in South Africa, the world's largest supplier.
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This type of construction — known as an upstream tailings dam — is one of the oddest structures known to engineering.
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Upstream USA launched in November 2014 in the place where Edwards felt it was least likely to succeed: Texas.
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By next month, however, melting snows further upstream in Minnesota and the Dakotas could trigger more flooding, he said.
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For the second half of 2016, Shell warned its upstream earnings could be impacted by production losses in Nigeria.
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Their bodies were found the next day near a trail about a half-mile upstream from the bridge, police said.
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Upstream speeds, the quality of your router, and even congestion at internet peering and interconnection points can impact game play.
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In the following months, investigators and regulators pointed toward a risky "upstream" style of dam construction, improper maintenance and negligence.
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Scientists just know that the Boiling River, which gets its warmth from geothermal energy upstream, can harbor the little nasty.
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Turkey started filling its giant Ilisu Dam upstream in June, then paused the operation until July after pleas from Baghdad.
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"This is the biggest upstream deal since Shell and BG in 2015," said Roy Martin, senior analyst at Wood Mackenzie.
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Since big ships still visit docks in the east, any new bridge would have to be taller than those upstream.
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"Some of these overflows are occurring upstream of drinking water intakes," Guerrero said in a video posted by the agency.
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This strengthens group cooperation considerably, which in turn benefits the individual, providing a strong case for upstream reciprocity's evolutionary emergence.
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On the nickel side, the company is considering upstream investment in countries including Australia, Russia, Brazil and Canada, Cao said.
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Upstream said it began blocking these transactions as early as 2017 and saw their volume dramatically increase late last year.
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Shares of Devon Energy rose 4.57 percent Monday after the firm announced it was selling upstream assets for $1 billion.
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Looney, 49, is currently chief executive of BP's upstream business, which includes its activities in oil and natural gas exploration.
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Rising oil prices have begun to bolster their upstream drilling segments, but have squeezed profit margins in their refining operations.
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In the middle of it all, the chef Michael Stember from Upstream Foods made deconstructed sushi rolls for the guests.
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The FTSE 100 giant said its upstream and downstream divisions performed strongly in three-month period through to July 30.
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The NSA says Section 702 and the Upstream collection it allows are crucial for intercepting the communications of foreign terrorists.
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In the third quarter alone, there were six deals worth a billion dollars or more in overall upstream M&A.
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But most tailings dams, such as the one that collapsed at Brumadinho, are built using the far cheaper "upstream" method.
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China is the world's biggest investor into renewables and also one of the leading spenders in upstream oil and gas.
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They took 15 percent of the money that they got paid by subscribers, and put it upstream in royalties system.
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With the exception of an existing fabrication facility, McDermott's dealings with Aramco are focused so far on offshore, upstream partnerships.
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Even before the severe thunderstorm warning was issued for Branson, warnings were issued upstream with numerous reports of wind damage.
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They arise from the impact of upstream causes such as poverty, malnutrition and lack of access to high-quality education.
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Part of the problem can be explained by the social determinants of health, which occur upstream of our health system.
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The Anglo-Dutch company said its shale resources unit would become part of the upstream business led by Andy Brown.
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"Avoid the upstream MLPs, but you can buy investment-grade credits and get close to 7 percent yields," he said.
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"Upstream investment in these wellness and prevention programs can potentially result in substantial savings in health care expenditures," he said.
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A 1975 EPA study of the Holloway Reservoir upstream showed that phosphates from fertilizers and detergents had stimulated algae growth.
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The oil giant also reported fourth quarter U.S. downstream revenue of $435 million, but an upstream loss of $538 million.
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Its U.S. upstream and downstream segments posted a loss of $18 million and a net gain of $292 million, respectively.
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In the same ruling, the court acquitted Eni, its former CEO Paolo Scaroni and its current upstream head Antonio Vella.
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The reach of NSA's Upstream collection program on ordinary civilians was revealed thanks to documents leaked by whistleblower Edward Snowden.
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The company continues to drill exploration wells to keep up its proven reserves and is investing both upstream and downstream.
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It's by the nature of his deep inner soul … we're required to do these things just as salmon swim upstream.
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The quarterly loss in the U.S. upstream business narrowed to $26 billion from $212 million in the year-ago period.
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"You are a single salmon swimming upstream at Niagara Falls," said Anthony Guglielmi, a spokesman for the Chicago Police Department.
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In the first quarter, Chevron's profits from its upstream business, which produces oil and gas, doubled from a year ago.
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The injection also extends BFG's value chain in upstream grain cultivation and sourcing, logistics and transportation, and downstream retail distribution.
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"Strong upstream production and U.S. downstream performance has delivered increased funds," Chief Executive Rob Peabody said on an earnings call.
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The country's National Mining Agency (ANM) had in February banned construction of new upstream dams in response to the tragedy.
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Total upstream production rose to 831,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day, compared with 736,400 in the year-ago quarter.
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This is where artists make their mark, by implanting pictures in the underwater processing that is upstream from conscious cognition.
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A dam that broke at the Mount Polley copper mine in western Canada in 2014 was also an upstream design.
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The state has already recovered 6900 percent of jobs lost in the upstream sector between October 2628 and September 28503.
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A mile into our morning trek upstream, we saw the first emerald body flop its way up a shallow chute.
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Upstream sectors such as mining and metal producers and state-owned firms still dominated the biggest share of profit gains.
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Total and Statoil also beat analyst profit forecasts with Total seeing a strong lift from its high-margin upstream projects.
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The Canadian pipeline company will also conduct a 96-hour outage on the pipeline upstream of Steele City from Aug.
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It has put the price tag for its Kenyan upstream facilities at $1.8 billion and the pipeline at $1.1 billion.
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This premium for uncompromising jobs means "women have been swimming upstream in terms of achieving wage parity," write the authors.
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The figure marks a significant decline from two years ago, but also indicates that upstream hiring is picking back up.
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Four industry sources told Reuters earlier on Tuesday that Transneft had curbed oil intake from Rosneft's main upstream unit Yuganskneftegaz.
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On the other hand, 28 upstream investments in North America were down over 22014 percent from 22010, at $138 billion.
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The reductions in upstream spending were behind the fact that this total was 8 percent lower than the 2014 figure.
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Back in 2011, Sandvine stated that BitTorrent accounted for 52.01% of upstream traffic on fixed broadband networks in North America.
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Pertamina plans to spend $7.8 billion in investment this year, up 84% from a year earlier, to boost upstream output.
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The massive Aswan High Dam, 30 miles upstream from Kom Ombo, transformed Egyptian agriculture when it was completed in 1971.
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Winnie, who runs a small boutique that sells dresses, purses and one or two paintings, seemed to be swimming upstream.
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Eni's portfolio in the Middle East includes upstream and downstream projects in Bahrain, Lebanon, Oman and the United Arab Emirates.
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Four out-of-date dams upstream, built in the early- to mid-20th century, have sparked residual ecological strain downstream.
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Should some ambitious operator upstream decide it's easier and cheaper to simply cut açaí trees down, the ecosystem could collapse.
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"Recent evidence of a slowdown in US upstream activity has been exaggerated and will if anything be transitory," he said.
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The purchase was one of the top 10 biggest upstream U.S. oil and gas deals of 2017, according to PLS.
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The last of the spawning spring-summer Chinook salmon arrived here in June after a herculean 800-mile upstream swim.
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They are determined and stubborn, but their tireless upstream journeys increasingly ended at the dams and obstructions of human industry.
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Delays to its upstream projects will increase Indonesia's reliance on imports, said Edi Saputra, a senior analyst at Wood Mackenzie.
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MDS distributed 70% of net income as dividends in 2016 and we expect stable dividend upstream in 2017 and 7503.
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Conoco is now mostly focusing on upstream while its refining division was spun off in a separate unit called Phillips21990.
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This week, weather forecasters are again warning of a potentially historic winter storm upstream, a bizarre scenario for early October.
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Dissolved copper showed a "slight" elevation, which officials said was the same upstream, downstream and at the Sutton Lake breach.
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The new entity "will be a mid-cap geographically diversified upstream exploration and production company," Origin said in a statement.
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What's more, the agreements granted Egypt veto power over construction projects on the Nile River and its tributaries anywhere upstream.
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"The Nile River Basin's upstream riparian states argue that the Nile Waters Agreements are unfair, inequitable and unsustainable," says Mbaku.
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Based in London, he will be responsible for global operations, global wells, global procurement, supply chain management and upstream engineering.
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A few yards upstream from the Strid, the river is shallow and wide, about 30 feet from bank to bank.
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Shell has already started a major restructuring of its oil and gas production, or upstream, operations ahead of the merger.
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When the floor is cramped, as it usually is, they often choose to swim upstream instead of taking what's given.
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Unlike CDNs, its solution scales on demand and is not limited by upstream communication, pre-provisioned PoPs, geography or cloud providers.
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The trout are hit harder because their upstream return overlaps with the pre-mating, bulk-up season for male sea lions.
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However, any project in a downstream country such as Bangladesh has little possibility to cause harm to upstream countries, Hossain said.
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"Dreyfus is open to partnerships, upstream and downstream in the juice sector, but we are not selling the plants," said Parada.
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The health-care industry is swimming upstream when it comes to unemployment, says the CEO of hospital staffer AMN Healthcare Services.
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Chevron saw results improve from the year-ago period in its upstream business, which includes exploration and production of fossil fuels.
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If successful, the deal could mark Petronas' biggest upstream stake sale since oil prices started declining more than two years ago.
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Interestingly, those companies often state bold goals in improving diversity, yet their upstream talent practices diminish the likelihood of increasing diversity.
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And Alaska's salmon, a favorite bear treat, were found dead along rivers and streams before getting upstream far enough to spawn.
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And the World Bank said it would no longer finance upstream oil and gas projects after 2019, except under extraordinary circumstances.
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NS), an upstream oil company, agreed to pay 369 billion rupees to buy just over 20173 percent of refiner HPCL (HPCL.NS).
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Pferdehirt will remain CEO for the upstream-focused company, which will be based Houston and focus on subsea technologies and services.
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Despite being subjected to the environmental and health risks of these upstream mining projects, Alaskans have no say in their approval.
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Since the Brazilian economy started sinking in 2014, upstream merchandise trade has foundered, even as farm exports downriver have held up.
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Liu Dengwei, a researcher at the Ministry of Water Resources, says chiefs will not be unfairly punished for filth from upstream.
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Different classes of shares determine who gets what and when to balance the competing claims of upstream farmers and downstream urbanites.
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And then all that water that built up during the flood upstream is now released in an outburst flood swishing downstream.
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"To try and bring a stock out on a day like that, I think you are really swimming upstream," he said.
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Fueled by agricultural pollutants from upstream farms, the blue-green algae bloom was first noticed in Lake Okeechobee in early May.
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The researchers took advantage of the fact that the proteins always insert new genetic material upstream from the old genetic material.
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It also said it would construct fresh pork factories in North and Central China to "match upstream and downstream production capacity".
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Hanja says whatever is upstream is washed out to the beach (including animal waste), which can present a bacterial swimming hazard.
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The Tehri dam upstream released more water to ensure it flowed just fast enough to wash away sins but not sinners.
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Upstream also said the code deliberately obfuscates the web addresses it accesses and uses redirection chains to hide the suspicious activity.
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Refining operations buoyed integrated energy firms as upstream production revenue has fallen, but refining margins have begun to normalize this year.
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Strength in Exxon's upstream business was able to offset weaker-than-expected results from the energy giant's downstream and chemical divisions.
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Lea Thomas "Upstream" And now for a little shot of pretty: Lea Thomas reminds me of Joni Mitchell or Joan Baez.
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Ferocious competition in some of the upstream links of the chain has turned the smile curve into something considerably less cheerful.
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Total upstream production rose slightly to 743,800 barrels of oil equivalent per day, compared with 739,900 in the year-ago quarter.
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But the downward pricing pressure from Amazon has massive ripple effects to upstream manufacturing vendors like my company, GMM Nonstick Coatings.
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Insureds can try to negotiate better terms and conditions, but exclusions have a funny way of creeping upstream into reinsurance contracts.
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The low-key, 5-metre (15-foot) memorial stands in Esztergom, an historic town on the Danube river upstream of Budapest.
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"Maromba represents further proof of our upstream business model," said Carl K. Arnet, chief executive of BW Offshore's BW Energy unit.
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Earnings in the oil giant's upstream segment, which explores for and produces oil and natural gas, improved slightly to $489 million.
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Between 2011 and 20183, Bittorrent's share of upstream traffic on North American broadband networks dropped from 52.01 percent to 26.83 percent.
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His thoughts focus on casting a fly lure to the perfect spot, drawing the attention of spawning brown trout just upstream.
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Any problems at the local distribution level could cascade "upstream" to the bulk power system, putting additional stress on regional grids.
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Farther upstream in the food production chain is the FarmBot Genesis, which applies 3-D printing principles to small-scale farming.
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India's upstream regulator had estimated recoverable reserves of 2 tcf from the block excluding the a part of south eastern area.
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The Washington, D.C. Retirement Fund, for instance, is invested in private equity firms focused on the upstream oil and gas sector.
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Now more than 22019,000 people are employed in the upstream sector, with each worker taking home $124,000 per year on average.
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In a statement the ministry said upstream oil and gas activity in Italy was not of strategic importance for the country.
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Chile, where earthquakes have caused deadly spills in the past, is currently the only major mining nation to ban upstream dams.
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But it also applies to situations of monopsony power, in which market concentration offers undue leverage over workers or upstream suppliers.
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"There's an advantage to being an integrated oil company with both upstream and downstream operations and gas stations," Mr. Rothman said.
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"The company continues to severely underinvest in its upstream business, which could lead to further production and reserves decline," Fitch said.
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This technique has failed in the past and is even more risky for the streams and creeks upstream from Bristol Bay.
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The Texas Workforce Commission reported that two-hundred and fourteen thousand Texans worked in the upstream sector as of September 250.
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In the securities filing which includes slides for investors, Vale said two upstream dams will be completely decommissioned in three years.
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It is looking ever more anomalous as the regional aluminium supply chain continues migrating from upstream smelting to downstream metals formation.
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That's especially true in the Middle East, Europe, and Africa, where BitTorrent now accounts for 32% of all upstream network traffic.
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