The damaged barge was removed by Sunday and salvage efforts on the capsized barge got underway.
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One small barge company spent $75,000 in December to idle nearly half of its 225-barge fleet.
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The tarp, they said, was part of efforts to repair the hull; the barge was a painting barge.
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BARGE TRIPS ON SALE IN EUROPE The barge cruising company European Waterways is holding a sale on many of its 214 charter boats and barge cruises for spring and summer travel booked by March 214.
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The barge backlog and financial losses are the result of a years-long expansion of the nation's covered barge fleet.
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Some barge lines are paying companies to lash their mothballed vessels along river banks rather than lose money keeping them active, according to barge brokers.
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When it's warm out, a bar called The Brooklyn Barge floats on the river near Transmitter Park — yes, the bar is actually on a barge.
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Barge freight rates and cash premiums for springtime barge shipments were steady with pre-flood levels, indicating little concern that the shipping problems would persist, traders said.
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Much as with the other successful barge landing from earlier this month, the Falcon 9 was practically running on empty by the time it reached the barge.
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He graduated summa cum laude from Georgetown and received a law degree from N.Y.U. He is the son of Barbara A. Barge and Corey D. Barge of West Linn, Ore.
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The 90-foot tugboat was assisting in steering a barge south along the Hudson, about 25 miles north of New York City, when it struck a construction barge at 193:15 a.m.
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On an overcast September morning, the William Hank was pushing 13 barges — two tankers of soybean oil, one barge of dry cement, one barge of aluminum ingots, three barges of scrap steel, four barges of iron ingots, one barge of wheat and one of grain — a total of 19,200 tons of cargo, worth around $6.5 million.
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U.S. barge freight rates have soared to new highs as low water on the Mississippi River hindered navigation and appeared to cause several vessel groundings over the weekend, traders and barge brokers said.
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A crane was installed alongside a barge above the wreck.
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This won't be the last barge landing for SpaceX, though.
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Because the feds just can't barge into someone's private dwelling.
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We still can't get over Olivia's $4,733 Anne Barge gown!
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The secondary objective of a barge landing was less successful.
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Losing $25 a day (per barge) or $150 a day.
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An enormous garbage barge blocked my way on the right.
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It happened right after a barge hit a railroad bridge.
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"Preston is constantly enthusiastic about absolutely everything," Mr. Barge said.
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In addition, a satellite photo two days later shows the submarine docked next to a barge, and a crane that would remove or replace the launch canister is hovering over the barge, not the submarine.
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The TV or the refrigerator beckons, or their children barge in.
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"If we have rough seas, there's no barge shipment," he explained.
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"Having Johanna in the front row was very special," Barge says.
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Anyone can board the barge and pick fresh food for free.
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They have yet to successfully land a rocket on a barge.
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Akademik Lomonosov consists of two 35MW reactors mounted on a barge.
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In late March, barge watchers noticed a sharp uptick in backers.
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The barge sits alongside one of the world's largest salmon farms.
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As with the other barge attempts, it didn't go so well.
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That's right, it's time for another round of rocket vs. barge!
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He liked barge-size American automobiles, and regularly wore a Stetson.
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On Thursday, the core booster successfully landed on its barge target.
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Staff turnover in the barge trade is less frequent, he said.
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Coming from a Mexican family myself, people can't just barge in.
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FEMA had to bring in a fuel barge for its operations.
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Other defense officials described it as a barge or floating platform.
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Like the Greeks, Russia cannot just barge through the U.S. defense.
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The tugboat, named Specialist, was one in a party of three tugs transporting a barge with construction equipment down the Hudson River when it veered from the designated channel and crashed into the stationed construction barge.
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Officials expect to finish siphoning fuel from the first barge by Tuesday and then begin emptying the capsized, second barge, said J.J. Plunkett, port agent for the Houston Pilots Association, which guides ships through the channel.
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This is the third time in recent years officials have sunken a barge to prevent flooding, but the practice of barge-sinking in Bayou Chene goes back as far as 1973, according to the office of Gov.
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Exporters along the Gulf Coast, the country's largest outlet for grains, scrambled for barge loads of corn and soybeans as two weeks of sub-freezing Midwest weather froze the Illinois River, a major grain barge shipping waterway.
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It will then be attached to a barge and towed to shore.
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A long, oval-shaped "brown barge" on Jupiter—a transient cyclonic system.
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" A US official told CNN that "the barge had been there regularly.
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From the barge owners' point of view, this is a good deal.
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Then she was lifted onto a barge and pulled across Plymouth Sound.
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No confirmation yet, though, on whether it managed that ocean barge landing.
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The balloons will be tethered to a barge in the Chicago River.
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On average, each barge carries between 1,200 and 1,500 tonnes of grain.
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Four days later, engineers lowered the Kosciuszko's central section onto a barge.
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One week in October, the engine on the mooring barge went out.
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Colin, still wobbly from the barge and now the twirling, gets sick.
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There is something inherently funny about a cow on a barge, visually.
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Ten performances are planned on the 90-seat barge through June 24.
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The jail barge opened when New York City's inmate population was surging.
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A red tugboat pushes a red-and-gold barge into the Narrows.
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Supermarkets are sending in supplies by barge to head off food shortages.
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Barge shippers said southbound vessels may be cleared as soon as Saturday.
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It takes 15 rail cars to move what a single barge can.
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Suddenly police barge into the scene, shooting Crawford, a black man, dead.
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The company is continuing to work at barge landings partly because it's not yet cleared for ground landings at its Vandenberg location, and partly because barge landings gives SpaceX greater flexibility in recovering rockets with higher launch velocities.
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The tugboat, Specialist, was escorting a barge carrying a tower crane down the Hudson River to a Jersey City terminal when it hit a stationary barge just south of the bridge, and rapidly plunged about 40 feet, officials said.
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Wallace kayaked up to the barge and hopped aboard, he told VICE News.
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We breathlessly covered the saga of SpaceX, its reusable rockets, and drone barge.
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There will be disruption as big new actors such as Amazon barge in.
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Low water levels on the Rhine river disrupting barge traffic of oil products.
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The Bimini Barge is available to PADI Advanced Open Water Divers or equivalent.
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Whenever the rumour spreads that a barge is leaving, people rush to it.
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One such machine is a floating barge that has no actual attacking abilities.
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Although disappointing, SpaceX is still doing an impressive job reliably reaching the barge.
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Afterwards, SpaceX will make their first barge landing attempt in the Pacific Ocean.
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They will be live-streaming cameras from the barge for the first time!
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Hasbro's Hamilton confessed the sail barge was "a nail-biter" of a project.
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Work requires regular commutes by small boats from Tarrytown and deliveries by barge.
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But the boat crashed into the corner of the barge and quickly sank.
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The Specialist was on the starboard, or right, side of the moving barge.
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The central core booster, however, crashed at its touchdown site on a barge.
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A big claw picks up crushed cars and puts them on a barge.
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In 1961, the novelist Hugh MacLennan traveled the Mackenzie River on a barge.
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"It's devastating," said Mr. Smith, who works at a grain and barge company.
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Cover image: The container barge La Primavera passes Kehl, Germany, 22 August 2017.
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They had some barge in San Francisco Bay that they were working on.
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This photo shows a burning barge on the Ohio River in May 1972.
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New York City, for example, has used barge-based power stations for decades.
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One idea under consideration is to lease a "berthing barge" for the jurors.
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It was as far upriver as the barge carrying building supplies could travel.
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The boat was put on a barge and taken to an undisclosed location.
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The Science Barge, a floating farm and environmental education center, is docked nearby.
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Firefighters and police officers help barge-dwellers secure their houseboat during the flooding.
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On the fifth encounter between Space's Falcon 9 rocket and its autonomous drone barge, the rocket's first-stage booster tried valiantly to land upright on its rocking, football field-sized landing pad, a barge called Of Course I Still Love You.
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A celebration of San Diego's glorious history as a center of boat building, nautical glory, and American sea power, The Barge is a novelty "Garbage Barge" bowl filled with mashed potatoes (dyed black, using food-grade coloring pigment) and raisins.
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Lately, the company has made headlines for landing rockets on a floating drone barge.
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The crane barge crashed and wound up on the other side of the jetty.
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A zoomed in view of the brown barge, also known as a brown oval.
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That the barge is necessary at all is a result of the government's incompetence.
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Ever inventive, the navy kept using the hull as a fuelling barge until 1979.
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This will be SpaceX's first attempt at a barge landing in the Pacific Ocean.
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Instead, the company will make their first barge landing attempt in the Pacific Ocean.
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A near-miss of a Falcon 9 barge landing attempt on April 14, 93.
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Finally, the rocket starts its landing burn down to the barge (t+29:23).
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A UAE bunker barge and a Norwegian-registered oil products tanker were also hit.
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"We are experiencing constrained barge and vessel logistics capabilities," said Lyondell spokeswoman Chevalier Gray.
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Below, the water was visible through the warped deck boards of the ancient barge.
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Every barge can hold as much grain as 16 rail cars or 70 trucks.
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The tents are in an industrial area known as the Pine Street Barge Canal.
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The tugboat, called Specialist, was one of three transporting a barge with construction equipment.
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Barge operators that haul bulk targeted by China and railroads could be affected, too.
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In a month, they will be delivered by barge to the Staten Island dock.
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The "Nutmeg" test shows a bomb detonated on a barge in the ZUNI crater.
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Under was built aboveground on a barge over a period of about six months.
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The sand would be put on a barge by Bar Beach opposite the harbor.
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Spiky, Thin whistled and tried to barge its way in, but didn't get through.
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One barge can haul as much as 70 semi-trucks' worth of dry cargo.
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The company also coordinated with truckers, railroads and barge operators that move its products.
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He would have seen the gunman, his steely gaze familiar, barge in mid-sermon.
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During the summer, Swale Barge, a floating food forest, docked near the ferry landing.
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Towing provides less navigational control, as the barge may wander from side to side.
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Logistics experts like Amazon and Whole Foods could try to barge into the market.
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The barge, which has 2000 workers, costs nearly $2280 million a year to operate.
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There's also a dark, slightly creepy ride across one lake on a wooden barge.
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"Ninety-five percent of it is sheer boredom and 5 percent is sheer terror," said Mr. Leeper, guiding the fuel barge across a busy harbor to a pier in Bayonne, N.J., where the crew then waited to pick up another fuel barge.
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Update: SpaceX successfully landed the Falcon 9 on a drone barge for the second time.
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Many believe the free barge, which is due to leave in October, will stay indefinitely.
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But that accident was quickly attributed to a barge strike that had misaligned the tracks.
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SpaceX's most recently-launched Falcon 9 rocket, landed on a barge off the California coast.
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Even after a successful ground landing, SpaceX is still working on nailing a barge landing.
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The booster landed dead-center on a small remotely-operated barge in the Pacific Ocean.
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The expansion would boost oil tanker and barge traffic on Vancouver's waters nearly five-fold.
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Barge traffic on rivers like the Ohio and Mississippi is crucial to our economic lifeblood.
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Gone was the snazzy two-door of the fifties, replaced by a long-hooded barge.
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Credit: SpaceX Correction: This article originally stated the barge deck was icy, not the rocket.
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SpaceX landed a rocket on a barge this weekend, until it tipped over and exploded.
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Now, Colon said, the Royals just might barge their way into yet another World Series.
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Blue Barge held the data servers for most of its presence on the NE seaboard.
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Thirteen minutes later: "external disruptions" were causing an "existential threat" to all Blue Barge communications.
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On that vessel, the conveyor belts sends plastic directly into dumpsters on the floating barge.
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The barge and the tugboat resonate in a very historical way, almost like a raft.
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It took days for the first barge of food and water to reach the island.
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American seafarers and truckers ship feedstocks that are processed into biofuels by land and barge.
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Mr. Juárez met his firstborn in a city jail on a barge in the Bronx.
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At his best, his voice is viscous and rich, low and wide like a barge.
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Emergency workers must cut through the hull of the second barge to offload its fuel.
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When Lyle and Erik barge into the living room with rifles, Kitty jumps and screams.
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The wreck will be placed on a barge before the police take over the investigation.
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Barge lease rates paid to companies like Archer Daniels Midland Co's American River Transportation Company, privately held Ingram Barge and a handful of smaller operators are at 203-1/2-month lows and more than 30 percent below the five-year average for February.
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When they don't let you in, sometimes you need to barge through the door, I guess.
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The company said work wasn't happening that day on the barge, which was performing test drilling.
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The rig's foundation, known as a platform jacket, arrived on a barge that sailed from Texas.
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Reuters images showed the fourth vessel was the UAE-flagged A. Michel, a fuel bunker barge.
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Responders are considering towing the barge before removing the fuel, but timing remains unclear, officials said.
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MOUNTING TENSIONS A UAE bunker barge and a Norwegian-registered oil products tanker were also hit.
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Click&Boat has 70 staff crammed onto a barge, its headquarters, on the Seine in Paris.
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A Falcon 9 booster landed on a barge ship in the ocean on May 26, 2016.
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After, SpaceX will be making their first attempt at a barge landing in the Pacific Ocean.
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The Falcon 9 reached the barge, but landed too hard and broke a leg, toppling over.
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These will cause a barge to behave like a weather vane, always pointing into the wind.
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"Yak Face was a background character in Jabba's Palace and on the sail barge," Sansweet says.
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So his circus cronies barge into a fancy party, with the Bearded Lady belting this song.
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Previously, SpaceX landed rockets launched from California on an autonomous barge stationed in the Pacific Ocean.
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The announcement came days after the palace abruptly postponed a Royal Barge Procession scheduled for Thursday.
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The 13 workers aboard the barge involved in the bridge construction were not hurt, Cuomo said.
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Martin appeared to shoulder barge Rowe, who responded by putting his hand on the German's neck.
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The other ships were a Norwegian-registered oil products tanker and a UAE-flagged bunker barge.
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"We are not going to be bashful about reviewing what happens at the RNC," Barge said.
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It transferred hands again in 1947, beginning a career as a sand barge in Buenos Aires.
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"The majority opinion of my friends [was] don't touch it with a barge pole," Thompson said.
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One blast was touched off on a barge moored illegally to avoid a $25 docking fee.
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Littoral Combat Ships, merchant marine cargo vessels, and the occasional barge have all become strike platforms.
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"It's fine when they are moving," Mr. Fernandez, 49, said referring to the occasional passing barge.
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Blue Barge was everything the Atlantic wasn't: clean, empty, static, but it was equally as unreadable.
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The long corridors of the datacenter hid in the hump on the underside of Blue Barge.
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That barge is supposed to be the size of a football field but it looks flat.
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Each barge is assisted by two tugboats, one at the front and another at the rear.
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Eventually, they would be carried by a barge to Staten Island and secured to the foundation.
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Given enough time, EGRIP , like some drifting barge, will also reach the Fram and topple in.
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Matthew Donald Barge and Thomas Preston Bottomy were married June 26 at the Manhattan Marriage Bureau.
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Largely gone are the days of swashbuckling moguls with offices big enough to accommodate Cleopatra's barge.
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In response, Amazon, for the first time in its history, decided to barge into the civic conversation.
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The Real Deal: Good news for toy-lovers with deep pockets: Jabba's Sail Barge is coming soon.
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Outraged at the injustice of not being allowed to wear shorts in the workplace, Barge fought back.
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Salvage operations were continuing on Tuesday on one barge that ruptured and a second vessel that capsized.
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Two earlier attempts by SpaceX to land a rocket on a barge in the Atlantic also failed.
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Lyondell spokeswoman Chevalier Gray said on Friday the company was contending with constrained barge and ship traffic.
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Catching it on board the barge takes that risky element of the process out of the mix.
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Today's attempt at a barge landing failed when one of the rocket legs collapsed, toppling the rocket.
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This article has been updated to reflect the results of the January 17, 2016 barge landing attempt.
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With iMessage and Instagram and WhatsApp and Slack, anyone can barge into my house at any time.
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A stainless steel mesh then brings the oysters up onto the barge and those ready are handpicked.
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, which tracks barge traffic, has not yet released data for 250.
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I am surprised at how minimalistic it is; there's a barge, a small boat, and a warehouse.
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The two nuclear reactors on the barge can produce up to 70 megawatts of electricity, Rosatom says.
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Cuomo said on Saturday that 21 workers on board the barge were not injured in the accident.
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On the barge lay two sculptural pieces of steel, each about the size of a school bus.
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"Quite often, they don't have any confirmation at all, and they still barge in," Mr. Berger said.
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The wind pressed against Blue Barge, and the chest of its sole occupant, a cold, illegitimate alien.
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The operators can then dispatch a boat to tow the barge (and the plastic waste) to shore.
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"China could barge in and throw a wrench into the works," said Michael Mazarr, a RAND Corp.
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I open with that shot of the river on which a barge is floating, in contemporary times.
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It was long, like a barge, with a flat roof and rows of windows along the front.
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While he did not go into detail, barge or ship-based power plants provide quickly deployable capacity.
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Here's how he writes about the 1945 painting Dead Heron: Powder paint from the barge shop in
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The pieces were loaded on to the barge deck and covered with a tarpaulin, television pictures showed.
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Sometimes we let him, and sometimes — like the night he wanted to barge in at 22018 a.m.
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A tank ship and tank barge were to be sent through the area on Monday, he said.
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The massive crane lifted the heavy piece and dropped it on a barge and train service resumed.
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Brad Hildebrand, Cargill's Global Rail and Barge Lead, told Reuters the Lafayette plant otherwise could shut down.
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On average, each of the Tiete-Parana system's barge trains can carry the equivalent of 200 highway trucks, according the Sao Paulo's waterway authority, the paper said Another barge train was expected to pass up the Tiete through the Nova Avanhandava locks destined for Santos on Tuesday, Estado reported.
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An outright halt to barge traffic through the busy St. Louis harbor, where grain elevators load barges and assemble larger barge tows bound for Gulf Coast export terminals, represents the latest blow for the U.S. agriculture industry already reeling from a nearly year-long trade fight with China.
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Since taking over the barge operation in 2008, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey has increased the cross-harbor volume from 1,000 rail cars per year to 5,000, but has been limited by having only one aging barge, which has a capacity of 14 rail cars.
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Just make sure the fratty Bernie Bros don't barge in and try to make this a group thing.
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Late Sunday, workers using a crane on a barge pulled the red-and-white aircraft from the water.
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This is all the support she needs to barge into the ceremony and volunteer herself in Zelda's place.
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An estimated 25,000 barrels of gasoline blend stock were loaded on each barge, a Coast Guard statement said.
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Step right up folks, for front row seats to Round 6 of giant rocket versus the floating barge.
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But then it came back down and landed on a drone barge in the middle of the ocean.
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The front-month 380-cst barge crack is now at its highest since September 2017, Refinitiv data showed.
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Ship, boat, or barge mate They supervise or coordinate activities of crew aboard ships, boats, barges, or dredges.
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The booster stage will then attempt to land on the company's autonomous barge position in the Atlantic Ocean.
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The splash sprayed shrapnel all over the barge and took out two of its engines, according to Musk.
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On the shoreline in Bayonne, New Jersey, a barge washed up after apparently breaking free from its moorings.
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A barge and an ocean patrol boat were dispatched to the site as part of the recovery process.
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It puts the litter in a dumpster barge and when that's full, it switched out and towed away.
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In an act of defiance, Barge showed up to work the next day in a bright pink dress.
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Docking a large tanker ship is both expensive and time consuming, so supplies are typically delivered by barge.
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After the launch, SpaceX will again attempt to successfully land the first-stage booster on a floating barge.
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In 2010, two tourists were killed when a tugboat pushed a barge into a similar vehicle in Philadelphia.
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One risk is that GitHub or another core developer infrastructure provider could try to barge directly into CTO.
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Then two police officers with guns and flashlights barge into his room and tell him to get out.
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The Traverse doesn't feel, from the driver's seat, like you're commanding a 53-foot barge, and that's important.
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As a result, each barge holds around 25 percent less grain so shippers need more barges, they added.
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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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In another, my comms panel picks up the chatter from a wedding barge, gliding slowly through the darkness.
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Record U.S. harvests have made grain transportation one of the brighter lines of business for the barge trade.
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A new barge canal was built in the early 20th century that incorporated portions of the original route.
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When we found out that she was engaged, we knew she would be the perfect Anne Barge bride.
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In 2010, a barge plowed into a duck boat that had stalled in the Delaware River in Philadelphia.
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The action begins on a barge carrying Catherine to Shlisselburg Prison, housed on an island near St. Petersburg.
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It started two years ago, when Mr. Barge, 56, said he decided to enjoy what he had built.
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Video of the incident shows the crew members diving off the barge as it's falling into the ocean.
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Crew members on the tanker had been connecting hoses with an oil barge for a refuel, officials said.
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Then U113 performed its song "Get Out of Your Own Way" on a barge in New York harbor.
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The tug sidled up parallel to a 300-foot fuel barge docked at Pier 8 in north Brooklyn.
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Permit records for both its planned January 17 Jason 3 NASA satellite launch from California's Vandenberg Air Force Base and its January 23 SES-9 satellite launch from Cape Canaveral both suggest a barge landing (though SpaceX often applies for both barge and landing pad permits to keep its options open).
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Leng Channak enters the Tonlé Sap river at the location of a French barge thought to contain unexploded ordnance.
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He basically ran his boat right up onto the beach, and he was towing a crane barge behind him.
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But river flooding has delayed the seasonal reopening of the northern reaches of the Mississippi River to barge traffic.
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We watch, frozen, as the cops exit their vehicles and barge in to a first floor room below us.
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"When the girls go downtown, and everyone takes pictures of them," the owner of the Party Barge told me.
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If the landing works, the feed should come back up right after the booster touches down on the barge.
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In theory, sticking a landing at Cape Canaveral is easier than touching down softly on a shaky ocean barge.
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Crews lifted the Mermaid onto a barge that will take it to Csepel, an industrial port in south Budapest.
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But SpaceX did manage to actually land a rocket on a drone barge in the middle of the ocean.
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Image: Pierre Barge & Associates AuctionsRemember how you spent half your time at college complaining about how expensive textbooks were?
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EST: Per Elon Musk, the Falcon 9 came close, but didn't quite stick that ocean barge landing this time.
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And after the company's recent barge landing, it looks like SpaceX has figured just how much cheaper it'll be.
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Mattingly launched Swale as a "provocation," she says: since the barge is floating on water, foraging is allowed there.
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Tackling Jabba's barge (known as "The Khetanna" in the Star Wars universe) is a move few would have expected.
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Today, Colm lives on a barge in Dublin, which he steers out for pizza brunch; he likes ocean swims.
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As police barge through the doors, calling out the trafficker by name, they have no idea what they'll find.
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Beyond that, watching the Braves is like watching an old abandoned barge sink, slowly, slowly, sssssllllloooooowwwwwllllyyyyy over six months.
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They all wore dresses supplied by a handful of designers, including Anne Barge, Allure Bridals and Kleinfeld Bridal Party.
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The first booster stage will land on SpaceX's unmanned barge some 300 miles off Florida's coast, the draft said.
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The following Wednesday, Mr. Hogan got a similar call from the Ken Boothe Sr., an articulated tug and barge.
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For our third non-date, I suggested attending a concert on a barge docked near the Brooklyn Heights Promenade.
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He has spent the past 17 years on his 65-foot barge "Golden Buoy," but rarely visits London now.
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Until 2011, mules regularly towed a barge from lock to lock as an educational spectacle for schoolchildren and tourists.
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We launched the Karanja, our 49-foot replica Dutch barge built by Piper Boats in England, on the Thames.
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Unexpected notes bump into each other as you would into someone you accidentally shoulder barge on a busy street.
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The image showed the small ship or barge next to a pier, surrounded by what looked like floating ice.
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Elaine Luria, a congresswoman from Virginia who characterized the carrier as a $13-billion nuclear-powered floating berthing barge.
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He owned beauty pageants and, by his own admission, would barge into changing rooms to ogle the naked contestants.
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It falls to a team of dock workers to attach them to a crane set on a mammoth barge.
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I've got a contact high and I'm about to swim to a man on a barge, that's what's poppin'.
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To overcome the small matter of not having any dry land, they brought a barge in to dump sand.
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To overcome the small matter of not having any dry land, a barge was brought in to dump sand.
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The Susan Miller may have to tow a barge to Liberty Island, or equipment to the World Financial Center.
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A. In terms of power and water resistance, it is more efficient to push rather than pull a barge.
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In 2010, a duck boat stalled in a shipping channel and was struck by a tugboat towing a barge.
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Patrons knew these raids were coming —police would barge in around once a month — but risked going there anyway.
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"Maddie is always such a joy to work with," said Shawne Jacobs, President and Creative Director of Anne Barge.
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VERDICT: TEAM SINGLE No one hogging the bed, no one keeping you up, and no kids to barge in?
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At least one barge struck the westbound bridge along Interstate 10, Texas Department of Transportation spokesman Danny Perez said.
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The vessel was originally towed up the river, thanks to a dredged channel deep enough to accommodate barge traffic.
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Basics like milk and bread are delivered by air, and gas is brought in by barge during the summer.
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Plans are underway to re-float the barge, which was operated as a homeless shelter by the Salvation Army.
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Barge freight rates surged to a three-year high on Friday as a key stretch of the Mississippi River fell to near-record lows and as low water and emergency repair work on a 2300-year-old lock and dam on the Ohio River delayed dozens of barge tows, traders and shippers said.
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The remnants of the shattered boat, namely a large section of the starboard hull, were placed on an auxiliary barge.
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Braddy previously confirmed to PEOPLE she would be wearing a one-of-a-kind, custom gown designed by Anne Barge.
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My worst injury was when I fell out of a crane, on a barge, on a job we were doing.
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Cuomo said there were 21 workers on the construction barge at the time of the collision, but none were injured.
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Mercedes-Benz reminded everyone that it still builds a fine luxo-barge, while McLaren dropped jaws with its 720S supercar.
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It will essentially have the same view offered at the Brooklyn Bridge Park, since it's coming from the same barge.
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The other two were UAE-flagged fuel bunker barge A. Michel and Norwegian-registered oil products tanker MT Andrew Victory.
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The Sapona, a partly submerged concrete barge that ran aground in the hurricane of 1926, is visible for many miles.
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Having the world's most popular advertising and information platform barge into your business should be at least a little unnerving.
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After he finishes a gig, he heads home to his double-decker barge at Toms Point Marina, in Port Washington.
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Though in this animated video, the landing barge appears to be built on a ship that can house a crew.
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This tank is so big and heavy that it'll have to be delivered to the test site on a barge.
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Now that the company has stuck the land-based landing, it's decided to double down on its ocean barge goal.
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Top image: A SpaceX ocean barge, similar to the one that the company will use in its January 17th launch.
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Behind the ship on a barge is an object resembling an airplane that Gibson calculated to be 38 feet long.
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The center booster will attempt to land just after that on the company's autonomous barge, positioned in the Atlantic Ocean.
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At the Baijnath Melaram shipyard a huge crane barge sits in the water next to a stretch of "impermeable" concrete.
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A coal barge on the Ohio River is (deliberately) visible behind President Donald Trump in Cincinnati, Ohio, June 7, 2017.
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The second rocket touched down on the ocean barge named Of Course I Still Love You on April 8th, 2016.
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People points out that on the show, Markle's character Rachel (almost) gets married in a gown by designer Anne Barge.
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Hitzler oversaw the yard work program, but other students have cleaned up golf courses and a river barge, Cyze says.
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After delivering its payload into orbit, the Falcon 9 first stage will attempt a barge landing off the California coast.
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ADM blamed this on heavy rains that halted barge traffic on the Mississippi River and shuttered some of its plants.
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Braddy previously confirmed to PEOPLE she would be wearing a one-of-a-kind, custom gown designed by Anne Barge.
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It was a public health issue, and the NIH couldn't just let the league barge its way into the workshop.
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All unpainted white plastic with 33D-printed components, the barge was nowhere near what the finished product would look like.
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It's not the first time a boat has hit a construction barge near the Tappan Zee Bridge with fatal results.
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Barge said he had to get creative to avoid looking like he was about to go for a mountain hike.
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Plus we got our coolest ever video of the rocket's POV of landing back on SpaceX's autonomous barge. Nice. 2.
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One barge ultimately sank at the bridge, another sank about two miles downriver, and the rest were retrieved and secured.
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Video released from another test in December suggested that the missile was launched from a sunken barge, not a submarine.
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If you were running this barge, what sort of safety and security operations would you want to have in place?
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Image: SpaceXElon Musk is ready to prove that landing the rocket on a barge in April wasn't just a fluke.
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On its barge-supported voyage from Virginia to Maine, the Sequoia passed through New York City, under the Brooklyn Bridge ...
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The process to lift the boat and tow it to shore involved several divers, a barge crane and water pumps.
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SpaceX also managed to land the Falcon 9 first stage on its autonomous ocean-borne landing barge, despite tricky conditions.
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Cargill and ADM both own barge companies that haul grain and other products on the Mississippi River and its tributaries.
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Soldiers bouncing me on their knees, a tank rumbling through the streets, a crowded barge of desperate people fleeing Vietnam.
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Rosatom has so far not disclosed the cost of building the barge, or which countries are interested in buying electricity.
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A boat itself suggests the barge of Charon, the ferryman who carried dead souls across the river Styx to Hades.
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Ms. Barge, 59, was hoping to bike over the span, something she did often when she lived in Park Slope.
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But Swale is real: 5,000 square feet of trees and plants growing atop a barge once used to haul sand.
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By 2014, Ms. Gardin was doing a one-woman show in a small theater on a barge on the Seine.
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You can either charter the entire barge, which fits 12, for $96,000, or rent a cabin for $8,000 per person.
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At one point, members of Mr. Vevers's team have to operate out of a barge that's also a floating restaurant.
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Since the barge was taken out of service in July, private boat owners have stepped in to meet the demand.
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But if the startup is working that well, it's only a matter of time until incumbents try to barge in.
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There are plenty of better-funded mobility giants that could barge into the space if Unagi can't build a lead.
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"Some local residents asked why don't we move it out by barge," said Martin Maher, the head of Brooklyn Parks.
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Gail: I would barge in here and point out that good enforcement requires government funding, but that'd just be cranky.
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And then Mr. Barge dropped out, before the first semester was over though too late to receive a tuition refund.
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The last barge procession for a coronation was in 1925, when King Prajadhipok, Thailand's last absolute monarch, ascended the throne.
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It also appears to show Mr. Noonan and maybe even the Electra itself, on a barge off in the distance.
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He is being held on a New York City jail barge awaiting extradition, according to the police and jail records.
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FEMA said that 7 million meals and 4 million liters of water were en route to the island by barge.
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But you can't just let any agency head who claims to have a major crisis barge into the Oval Office.
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The Correction Department does run jails in Manhattan and Brooklyn, as well as on a floating barge in the East River.
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She whispers, like she's afraid that if she talks too loudly, history will barge through the front door and repeat itself.
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The 12-seater punt was built by Mark Edwards, who also made the Gloriana barge for Queen Elizabeth's 2012 diamond jubilee.
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Once there, it will either be repaired or loaded onto a barge to return to its home port of Alameda, California.
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"The barge crack yesterday shot up pretty sharply to about minus $5.75 a barrel," said a Singapore-based fuel oil broker.
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The barge will be towed through the Baltic and Arctic seas, to sites in Siberia to power Gazprom, or military facilities.
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In the Chinese design for the floating plant, the reactor and turbines are mounted deep inside a sea-going large barge.
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Most of its landings have come at sea, where the Falcon 9 rockets have to settle down on an autonomous barge.
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It was somewhat ironic coming from the guy whose company recently landed a space rocket vertically on a floating drone barge.
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She caught up with PeopleStyle to give some updates on her custom Anne Barge dress — that she actually hasn't seen yet!
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But as a trial for future deliveries with more powerful drones, it's an interesting concept that should have barge drivers worried.
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It's not like she didn't already have a chance to stare into Arie's blue eyes earlier, following her first barge-in.
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Deepwater ports in Savannah and Brunswick, along with inland barge operations in Bainbridge and Columbus, transport Georgia goods around the world.
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SpaceX nearly succeeded in catching the fairing used in its PAZ Falcon 9 mission on Thursday, using a barge called 'Mr.
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For the TV nuptials, the bride wore an embroidered V-neck Anne Barge wedding gown from Kleinfeld in Canada's Hudson's Bay.
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This is the third failed SpaceX attempt at landing a Falcon 9 rocket on a barge, but all for different reasons.
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One of the missiles last year destroyed a floating barge roughly 155 miles away, two U.S. officials said at the time.
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I settle into the barge, which functions as a kitchen, herbal remedy practice, and I'm told, an occasional cocktail bar, too.
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Looking around at the jars of tinctures and tonics on the barge, I ask Ronaldson where she sources her ingredients from.
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The U.S. Coast Guard has also suspended inbound and outbound barge and ship traffic from the terminal due to the storm.
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The cooks are pretty stunned to see us barge in, but she has such confidence that no one dares say anything.
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For the third time, SpaceX has failed to stick the landing of the Falcon 33 first stage on an autonomous barge.
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But rather than give in to outmoded, suffocating standards of traditional dress codes, Joey Barge had an idea: Wear a dress.
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Demand for barges is at "historically weak levels," barge maker Trinity Industries Inc told analysts on a conference call last week.
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"All deliveries and contracts that we have booked with clients' vessels, cargo providers and barge contractors will be fulfilled," Mcilroy added.
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Government soldiers barge into homes in the middle of the night, accused of shooting and killing as women and children watch.
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Barge margins , for example, fell to minus $15.7 this week, a more than 5-year low.
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As we left the dock, swans circled fallen leaves in sparkles of sunlight, and then scattered when the barge rumbled away.
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The barge is one of several moored near the bridge as part of a project to construct a new replacement span.
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Eagle-eyed photographer Matthew Wang publishing under the name Bacon Gummy spotted the barge coming into port and snapped the wreckage.
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The KCNA report didn't elaborate on whether the missile was fired from a submarine, a barge or other underwater launch platform.
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In the past, Nike's worked with artists and designers to create pop-up parks and even a "skate" barge that shuttled.
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As it passed under the central span of the bridge, the tugboat slammed into the stationary barge, according to Mr. Astorino.
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Thirteen workers were aboard the stationary barge at the time of the accident, and they were not injured, Mr. Cuomo said.
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In Evansville, ADM already operates a barge-loading elevator less than a mile from the one it is buying from Cargill.
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Whatever you choose to see on Brooklyn's concert hall barge, you're assured of a unique atmosphere and a pretty good view.
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Leon Battista Alberti even hired divers in the hope of raising a sunken Roman barge from the bottom of Lake Nemi.
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Dr. Barge has been placed on administrative leave as the school's administration takes steps to address the fallout from the incident.
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In the rippling heat, hundreds of terns swept up on white wings, drifting over a barge chugging against the muddy current.
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A crane on a barge suspended a camera overhead while a lift lowered the police car, and Beyoncé, into the water.
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Our troupe descended via a spiral staircase to a cramped dressing room in what was once the hull of the barge.
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It comprises two metal towers, about 240 feet tall, each connected to a barge and to each other at the top.
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On Tuesday, he issued a news release about a barge running aground on the Hudson River north of New York City.
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Every morning, he would barge into the houses around the village to exchange pleasantries for no longer than five minutes each.
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The authorities said that 600 gallons were on the barge when it sank off San Cristóbal Island, threatening the nearby environment.
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You can't just barge into a bankruptcy court and say your piece; you have to have a stake in the case.
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Ms. Yeomans tossed heavy lines to the men aboard the barge and then climbed up a narrow ladder onto the ship.
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It is the first company—the first anybody to send a rocket to space and then land it on a floating barge.
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Along the pier is the Brooklyn Heights Promenade in Downtown Brooklyn, another good spot to catch the barge near the Brooklyn Bridge.
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When Bush tried to barge through the First Baptist Church doors, there were about 22016 to 24 people inside, church officials said.
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The following morning, I found myself at the site of the Bimini Barge, a 953-foot cargo ship about a mile offshore.
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The wedding dress Meghan wore on Suits when her character Rachel tied the knot was a lace and tulle Anne Barge dress.
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A barge, called the Vernon C. Bain Correctional Center, was docked nearby in the East River, where it still remains functional today.
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Like any art project, the barge requires patrons, since it costs $5,000 a month to rent, plus $2,000 a month for insurance.
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This year, the barge has been kept afloat mostly thanks to the Parks Department, which helps with rent and pays towing costs.
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And its road to landing a rocket on a barge was littered with crashes and explosions before it started reliably landing them.
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The company said it faced processing-plant downtime and barge shipping delays this spring as historic floods ravaged the central United States.
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The company said it faced processing plant downtime and barge shipping delays this spring as historic floods ravaged the central United States.
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"We need to work together with cities and not just barge in before we have any agreement that it's allowed," Villig said.
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SpaceX has completed the other key ingredient of its historic flight today, recovering its Falcon 9 rocket via its floating drone barge.
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A few of his equally destructive buddies, sentient cans of Old Spice deodorant spray, barge into to wreak havoc on the room.
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Instead, the barge&aposs arrival opened a Pandora&aposs box of partisan mudslinging in a country hobbled by political sectarianism and dysfunction.
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And it is best savored in a gentle voyage on a river boat, in my case Eldorado, a wooden barge circa 1929.
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And he said the North Koreans will need a series of tests from the submersible barge before deploying ballistic missiles on submarines.
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The two story-barge with humming motors looks like something out of a science fiction movie like Mad Max or Water World.
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The state does not have any crude oil refineries and relies on products delivered by tanker and barge to Florida marine terminals.
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In contrast, Trump will insult world leaders, barge into Miss Teen U.S.A. changing rooms and castigate the menstrual cycles of female critics.
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From there they were loaded onto a shallow barge and paddled upstream to the Potomac, where they were loaded onto another boat.
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Currently there are jails in Brooklyn and Manhattan along with a barge moored in the East River that inmates call the Boat.
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The company that owns the stationary barge, Tappan Zee Constructors, said it was aware of the accident and was cooperating with investigators.
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When trolls barge into people's notifications with offensive replies or user names, those legitimate users might not keep coming back to Twitter .
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A few yards away, a team from national salvage company Sea Tow has placed a boat on a barge using a crane.
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Bullets from his 50-caliber machine guns struck an oil barge in Germany, detonating an explosion that nearly downed his own plane.
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But higher-level officers got wind of the plan and ordered the tarp removed and the barge moved before Mr. Trump arrived.
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Gray-bearded, enigmatic and with a huge tattoo of Christ across his back, the former barge operator refuses to disclose his surname.
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Visitors will get to wander the barge and harvest food from any of more than 80 species of herbs, trees, and flowers.
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Soldiers manhandle residents, cut off roads and barge into homes, saying they are looking for militants, who often hide among ordinary residents.
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Before it belonged to Silverstein, the boat was a World War II balloon barge, and it has since been remodeled several times.
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Heightened demand for food imports amid the pandemic could boost grain barge shipments blunted since 2018 by the U.S.-China trade war.
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It was a tugboat dragging a barge that had been carrying an LED screen through New York City's waterways for four days.
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He was sent to Okinawa, Japan, where he worked as a cook on a small amphibious barge called a landing craft tank.
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This pool is on a repurposed barge docked off Barretto Point Park in Hunts Point, with a view of North Brother Island.
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Unlike the kitchen, living room or even bedroom, bathrooms are private spaces, where parents and siblings are trained to not barge in.
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" Marlow wore a custom-designed gown by designer Anne Barge for the ceremony and reception, which she described as "classic and sexy.
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The KCNA report didn't initially elaborate on whether the missile was fired from a submarine, a barge or other underwater launch platform.
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The group sold the ship, actually a barge, and refocused on land-based ways to provide care that would generate sufficient reimbursements.
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It is generally considered more secure, because it increases the number of helpful volunteers looking for soft spots hackers could barge through.
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That is, until Thursday — Halloween — when gusts of wind and lashings of rain battered the falls, and the remains of the barge.
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After the tanks are sealed, authorities are considering transferring some of the oil to another vessel and towing the barge to port.
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They barge in only to aggravate the lower-level debacles that punctuate routine in the "administrative oubliette" of squalid, shambolic Slough House.
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By bringing in landfill and soil by barge, the new plan allows for daytime construction away from the highway, minimizing traffic disruptions.
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An armada of at least 50 towboats, each pushing multiple barges, was already converging on St. Louis harbor, a barge broker said.
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The sailors were abducted from the Brahma 12 tugboat and the Anand 12 barge in the waters off the southern Philippines in March.
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Out in the Scapa Flow, Richard Darbyshire of Scottish Sea Farms says 5G would offer a more reliable connection from base to barge.
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Moncla Companies, a third-generation drilling company, had only 2 of its 11 barge rigs operating on work sites as of this spring.
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I want to see people duct-tape a bunch of scooters together to make an electric-powered pleasure barge for their whole family.
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The company has yet to stick the landing of one of their rockets on a barge, even as they're getting closer each time.
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Pope, who did not become a Washington, D.C.-based crisis manager, wore a gorgeous Anne Barge wedding gown in the brand's Berkeley silhouette.
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A 15-barge tow of dry cargo, as on the mural, is equivalent to 216 goods wagons with six locomotives or 1,050 lorries.
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Of course, before a dependable floating landing pad is a real reality, we'll have to see quite a few more drone barge landings.
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But in China the signal is, at least in the short term, a lot clearer: just wait for the government to barge in.
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Mr. Schilling said that the test had probably been conducted from a submerged barge rather than a submarine and appeared to have failed.
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SpaceX hasn't stuck a barge landing yet, but this side-by-side video comparison of each attempt reassures us that it's getting closer.
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Back and forth he walks across the polished hardwood floors of a barge anchored in a fjord off the southwestern coast of Norway.
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PEOPLE has the First Look at Jennifer in her stunning, strapless, A-line Plaza gown with a sweetheart neckline from designer Anne Barge.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - Thailand's royal barge procession in honor of King Maha Vajiralongkorn's coronation this year has been postponed by seven weeks to Dec.
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Barge operator Campbell Transportation Company of Pittsburgh estimated a loss of $1 million in revenue in September and October because of the delays.
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While it is longer than the 5, it isn't a full-on luxury barge like the 7 or a Mercedes-Benz S-Class.
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Visitors can watch the boats go up and down the river from a balcony built on a "gribane" — a flat-bottomed wooden barge.
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Because I need more than one cocktail to barge uninvited into a conversation, I plopped down next to a young man sitting alone.
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There is a scary moment, in " A Man for All Seasons " (1966), when Henry VIII (Robert Shaw) jumps ashore from a stately barge.
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But South Korean defense officials won't officially disclose whether the missile was fired from a submarine, a barge, or any other possible platform.
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But South Korean defense officials won't officially disclose whether the missile was fired from a submarine, a barge or any other possible platform.
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Throughout the year, every one of these 1,800 cages is hauled up and dumped into the tumbler set up on the O'Briens' barge.
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Another way is when dozens of men in balaclava come into a community, barge inside a house, and kill the person or persons.
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Florida has no refineries and its more than 20 million residents rely on refined products delivered by tanker and barge at its ports.
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That love is made explicit at the start of Act III, which takes place on a barge on the Nile six years later.
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A French friend, Stephane Chaudat, provided a boat big enough to be a store, a 1920s-era Dutch barge; he remains their partner.
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The city will offer incentives to those that ship trash by rail or barge, which will lead to a reduction in truck traffic.
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In waters that are less congested and less calm, it is more likely that the traditional pointed-bow tugboat will tow a barge.
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Although the orchestra had planned to travel by land, the situation required it to move one of its planned barge-top performances indoors.
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"It's the best milk in the world," says Peter van Wingerden, founder of the Dutch property development company Beladon, which built the barge.
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The restaurant, on a barge in the East River that was adjacent to a city-owned pier, leased the space from the city.
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I could see happy-hour drinkers atop the Standard hotel; I watched a blue tugboat push something, probably a trash barge, slowly upriver.
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The first stages of Falcon 9 typically return to Earth and land upright on either a landing pad or the company's remote barge.
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And Billy couldn't ask for a more appropriate stage: The Waterfront Museum is a converted historic railroad barge docked off Red Hook, Brooklyn.
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More than 600 bucket, utility and trailer trucks, and derricks to dig holes in the islands' rocky terrain were shipped in by barge.
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Sometimes this means scrambling up a ladder onto a fuel barge being guided by the tug "on the hip," or from the side.
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Sources close to production tell TMZ ... the band is set to record their Grammys performance Friday night on a barge in the Hudson River.
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"I hate cooking, I don't even have an oven in my flat," said Beigui, whose day job is captaining a barge on Hamburg's waterways.
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Update: SpaceX made a historic first landing of the first stage of Falcon 9 on its autonomous barge, Of Course I Still Love You.
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That is, not only did these budding artists go to museums, but the Floating Museum — in barge and collective form alike — came to them.
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Critics countered that Amal's leaders feared the barge would eat into the profits they make from their ties to the operators of diesel generators.
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Whenever D. called her grandmother, police would barge in hours later, demanding the elderly woman phone D. back while they were in the room.
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Speaking of history—did you catch that SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket landing on a fucking ocean barge yesterday like it was no big deal?
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Today's landing also makes it the third time that the company has landed a rocket on a moving robotic barge "drone ship" at sea.
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The tugboat — square, skinny, and so tall it looked like a small wave could topple it — dragged the barge backward for a few minutes.
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Waves in the landing zone are forecast to be better for surfing than a barge landing at 10-13 feet (3-4 meters) high.
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To add to their safety, the barge bearing them will be moored, about 200 metres from shore, behind a storm-and-tsunami-resistant breakwater.
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On the second leg of its trip, researchers on the barge sent water purification tablets, insulin and a First Aid kit back to shore.
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Suddenly, beneath it, appears the landing platform—a "drone" barge named "Of Course I Still Love You" floating 422 miles off the Florida coast.
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NOAA and the Navy's investigation hypothesizes that the tugboat, possibly towing a barge, ran into a storm on its way from California to Hawaii.
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The main core destined to land on the autonomous barge in the Atlantic Ocean wasn't recovered, but the mood was still exuberant at Kennedy.
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It extended a set of landing legs and settled upright on the drone barge, which SpaceX had named Of Course I Still Love You.
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It's been hot as Hades in Aylsebury, where 20-year-old Joey Barge lives, so he tried his luck with some semi-professional shorts.
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There have been rows over where it should dock, how to allocate its 235 megawatts of power, and even what to call the barge.
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For launches that are fast or heavy, an ocean landing is more feasible Once you know that, SpaceX's barge landing attempts make more sense.
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Today, there are an estimated 13,000 covered barges in the U.S. fleet, up from about 10,500 in 2014, barge brokers and transportation analysts said.
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An onboard camera captured the full descent of the rocket, which appeared to land right on the "X" in the center of the barge.
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The military has delivered fuel to nine hospitals; a barge with 100 defense trucks carrying diesel and gasoline was expected to arrive by Monday.
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Their microreactor concept could be shipped by truck or barge to a location, buried in the ground, and right-sized for local power demand.
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This year, they have already traveled to San Miguel, Mexico, and have booked an Alaskan cruise and a biking and barge tour in France.
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Instead of a smooth wall, the chamber is made of poured concrete cylinders that almost seem designed to catch the front of a barge.
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Haverkamp added that it could take longer than a day for emergency-response teams to reach the barge in the event of a disaster.
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Long before the Hog took possession of Blue Barge from the Department of Defense, the DoD had taken possession of the vessel from Arkdia.
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Even when I wasn't joining in, he would constantly say inappropriate things, that he was going to barge into my house and rape me.
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Dozens of spills since, including one by a barge carrying stolen oil that sunk in July, are frustrating remediation efforts, clean-up officials said.
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Also, visiting new parents isn't like visiting your own parents, where you can barge in, crash on the sofa, and ask what's for dinner.
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The incident involved Navy personnel near a berthing barge by General Dynamics Corp's facility in Portsmouth, local news media reported, citing a company official.
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If you want a big sedan to get you to work, a German luxury barge is probably better for you in almost every way.
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SpaceX has already recently successfully demonstrated its ability to reuse its Falcon 22014 rocket by landing it on a drone barge earlier this year.
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The crews were transferring nearly 5 million gallons of oil from the barge to the refinery when the spill occurred, local media reports said.
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"The projects that no one else wants to touch with a barge pole are often the ones we're most excited about," Ms. Benson said.
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But before he could cast it, a barge loaded with pyramids of logs chugged past, causing the dolphins to dive and scattering the fish.
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During the quick victory, McGregor displayed a new weapon — a shoulder barge to the face so powerful and accurate, it bloodied Cerrone&aposs nose.
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And any time the barge is open, the deck is likely to be decked out with hammocks, maritime books and craft supplies for kids.
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The company's unique culture is pervasive not only within its vast factory complex but also in the city of 125,000 across a barge canal.
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The two-story barge-supported restaurant, whose lease expired in May, will be razed and replaced with a similar business under TF Cornerstone's proposal.
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The result: Year after year, New Yorkers rely on rail, barge and trucks to ship trash to methane-producing landfills and toxin-emitting incinerators.
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Melby said barge traffic would not be affected on the Tocantins and Amazon rivers, which use river ports including Vila do Conde and Barcarena.
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U2 offered a pre-recorded performance on a barge near the Statue of Liberty that was far from subtle in it's pro-immigration message.
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If it can win this lucrative first business in legal, it could barge into the consulting and accounting verticals next to grow truly huge.
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The spill, which occurred after a crane toppled onto a barge, forced an emergency cleanup in one of the world's most revered natural destinations.
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The barge, operated by Bouchard Transportation Co, holds about 137,000 barrels of oil and was headed to Corpus Christi, Texas, when the fire started.
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In a drawer between bones free of name, see a Sunday roast, high tide, barge, loom, harvest moon, entire fire ant hill in amber.
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Dennis the Menace (to use a reference you definitely don't know) could barge into his neighbor's home and television audiences found it endearing, cute.
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At other times, as with this image, the dark belt material recedes, creating a lighter-colored background against which the brown barge is more conspicuous.
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The photo is labeled as "Jaluit Atoll" — an area in the Marshall Islands — and you can make out a Japanese barge ship in the background.
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A barge restaurant floats on the banks of the swollen river Seine in downtown Paris on Saturday, with the Notre-Dame cathedral in the background.
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Click here to view original GIFHere we have the Dorothy Ann/Pathfinder tug and barge vessel cruising right through Cleveland, Ohio on the Cuyahoga River.
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And she said that, despite heavy security at the courthouse, a "random guy" was able to barge into a room where the jurors were gathered.
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He was attacked in a homeless encampment near Pine Street Barge Canal in Burlington, which is where police found him the morning of May 22.
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Grain merchants faced processing-plant downtime, rail and barge shipping delays and other supply uncertainty this spring as historic floods ravaged the central United States.
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This is following on from SpaceX's several failed barge landing attempts in the Atlantic Ocean, and a successful ground landing at Cape Canaveral in Florida.
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A little out to sea, as half a dozen ships idle in the sun, a barge from Dubai hauls a colossal crane towards the shore.
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Florida's petroleum products are brought in by tanker or barge to a number of marine terminals, so supplies could be temporarily dented by the storm.
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The company was demonstrating its ability to deliver medical supplies and samples by drone from a barge on choppy waters, to an onshore medical camp.
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And get this ... if contestants violate the rule and go right into "The Boom Boom Room," producers can barge in and stop things mid-coitus.
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I assumed that there was some sort of training exercise or event at the hotel but I was shocked to see them barge at me.
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In 2007 Congolese troops opened fire on a barge belonging to Heritage Oil Corporation (HOC) and a British oil contractor, Carl Nefdt, was shot dead.
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The landing on Friday on the barge follows the company's successful return of a first-stage rocket to land at Cape Canaveral, Florida, in December.
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That helps prevent flames and heat from the engine from damaging either the submarine, submersible barge or any nearby equipment used to launch the missile.
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When the levees broke in New Orleans after Katrina, the floodwaters hurled a 200 foot-long barge into a residential neighborhood, where it pulverized houses.
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No pants, no problem So, Barge decided to test his company's tolerance (and sartorial logic) by slipping into something a little more comfortable: A dress.
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On some stretches of the Mississippi and Ohio rivers, barge operators have restricted the sizes of their tows and limited navigation to daylight hours only.
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Finally, on July 18, the barge docked in Jiyeh, a harbor south of Beirut but north of Zahrani, and in a religiously mixed Muslim area.
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Some deep-space missions, which require more fuel to return the rocket to Earth, might be better suited for barge landings — both logistically and economically.
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Seeking to cash in on massive U.S. crops, barge lines ordered new barges and converted open-top vessels previously used for coal into covered barges.
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The only blemish was when one of its three boosters crashed into the ocean, rather than gently coming to a landing on a company barge.
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Florida does not have any refineries and its more than 483 million residents rely on refined products delivered by tanker and barge at its ports.
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U2's performance underneath Statue of Liberty U2 continued the pro-immigration theme with a dramatically-lit performance on barge near the Statue of Liberty.
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This was the world of Céline, occasionally of Jean Genet — and of Jean Vigo's "L'Atalante," a film about life on a barge on the Seine.
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The relaunch is a little behind schedule, since Musk said after the barge landing that he hoped that the rockets could fly again by June.
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Opinion in Washington is divided on whether Trump actually has the power to barge ahead on his own on the wall -- despite opposition in Congress.
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But every month nearly 100 musicians and aficionados clamber aboard an old barge here for a nightlong conclave of Appalachian, old time and bluegrass music.
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They are then shipped to the Tappan Zee site by barge, where cranes lift them up and, guided by workers, swing them slowly into place.
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That barge was also loaded with a tower crane that was working on a replacement bridge being erected adjacent to the older span, he said.
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The source of the crude spill was identified as a pressure relief valve on the barge and the source was secured, the company said earlier.
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The museum is building a boathouse for it near the airport on Lake Pontchartrain, the eventual endpoint of the barge trip that began on Saturday.
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Mr. White nodded supportively as he watched the boat roll down the wharf toward the barge that would take it down the wind-whipped Mississippi.
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Knowing that they—or you—have an afternoon packed with calls might help put an end to any urges to barge in for spontaneous chats.
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The Barge Movement Boat Party Who: Worthy Where: The Diamond Queen Boat When: 12:30PM-4PM Dirtybird's Worthy headlines this 18+, booty-clapping boat party.
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There have been no reported coronavirus cases among U.S. barge shippers and no towboats have been quarantined, according to industry group American Waterways Operators (AWO).
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Luxury cruise company Belmond just announced a deliciously decadent new cruise package: The "Epicurean Burgundy: A 12-star cruise" aboard the lavish Belmond Napoléon barge.
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The monument, built in Yokohama and brought to the Tokyo waterfront area atop a salvage barge, is 32.6 meters wide and stands 15.3 meters tall.
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Florida does not have any refineries and its more than 483 million residents rely on refined products delivered by tanker and barge at its ports.
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Floating off the shore of Red Hook, Brooklyn, this museum is a converted vessel: the 1914 Lehigh Valley Barge No. 79, a destination in itself.
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The super-slide structure, which includes a glass staircase, weighs several tons and had to be shipped in by barge and craned into the backyard.
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Frank A. Olsen, the Danish executive who led its construction, recalls that it was built using a barge with a crane mounted on a truck.
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Your household power may have been generated by Niagara Falls, or by a natural-gas-fired plant on a barge floating off the Brooklyn shore.
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Members tried to barge into a closed-door deposition with an impeachment witness and refused to leave for hours — even ordering pizzas at one point.
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On the other side of the fireplace is a sitting area with a rough wood feature wall and sconces made from refurbished barge navigation lights.
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The level of the Rhine River fell so low that barge traffic became impossible, holding up shipments of German chemicals that normally travel by water.
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The Navy at first complied, placing a giant tarp over the name and then hiding it with a barge before senior admirals reversed the decision.
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