The arrested barges matched the names of all six bunker barges Brightoil listed on its website as owned by the company.
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A statement from those agencies Sunday said that the damaged barges have been secured and efforts were underway to remove cargo from the barges.
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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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Southbound tows hauling 15 barges and northbound tows hauling 20 barges were allowed to pass on Friday, down from 30 or more normally, shipping sources said.
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"OBS's fleet of 25 bunker barges represents a significant proportion of the total of 206 Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA)-licensed bunker barges," the company said in a statement.
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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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"We're having to limit traffic, especially with barges," he said.
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"Barges are a very dependable type of transportation," he said.
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It barges ahead as if heedless of all the rules.
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That has left only the barges to get people across.
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Below are barges, boats and rowers plying the mighty Hudson.
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Some refined products have been moved through pipelines and barges.
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Some refined products have been moved through pipelines and barges.
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Cranes then drop the steel trusses onto barges floating below.
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With Rhine water levels in 2018 reduced to just 30cm in some parts, this made it unnavigable for larger cargo barges prompting many producers to resort to using other means of transport or smaller barges.
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The barges where sunk by the Khmer Rouge and American Military.
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That includes fishing boats and tugs, barges, and the Costa Concordia.
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High water presents a hazard for boats, barges and lock equipment.
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You'll be able to catch all four of Macy's barges here.
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He barges out, but his little homophobic act doesn't trick Lucious.
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I think it exists so barges could be chained to it.
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Tugboats and other vessels were called in to secure the barges.
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About 60 percent of U.S. grain is moved by river barges.
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Aging infrastructure means barges are sometimes victims of canal lock delays.
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Barges need water to operate, but not this much of it.
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Barges will pull the remnants away from the river's navigation channel.
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Barges, warehouses and scrubby, empty patches of riverbank are constant motifs.
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The entire class is a collection of floating, comfort-focused barges.
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Corn barges loaded this month were bid at a premium of at least 10 cents per bushel premium over those loaded next month, and May soybean barges were at a 15 cent premium, grain traders said.
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Exporting coal on barges According to the report, North Korea used barges to export millions of tons of commodities like coal -- via ship-to-ship transfers to Chinese vessels -- to earn money for its weapons programs.
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Whatever the case, this is where Mama Chicklet barges into the fight.
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We took helicopters and river barges and safari jeeps to amazing places.
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Nineteen barges bound for nowhere were tied up along the swollen riverbank.
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HOUSTON — Ports along the Gulf of Mexico are closed to fuel barges.
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Some sit on barges, and all are designed to switch on quickly.
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Barges along the channel can move into both directions, the Coast Guard said.
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Unlike the persistent Great Red Spot, however, brown barges don't last very long.
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Container barges chug past on their way to the coast at Le Havre.
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Axe barges into the club and yells at Rhoades for screwing him over!
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"We are typically short barges, but we are long now," the operator said.
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Just then, an assassin (Ana Ularu) barges into the room to kill him.
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The barges did eventually strike a dam, but it was only slightly damaged.
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But the barges bumped into the dam and sank without causing major damage.
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A gastronomic trail and pulsating party barges assure satisfaction for Epicureans and hedonists.
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Dredging machines and sand barges dump their waste directly into the river, fishermen say.
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NYC will be launching fireworks from seven — yes, seven — barges in the East River.
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At bedtime, Robert knocks and then barges into Frances's bedroom, asking if she's decent.
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Today, 200 tugboats push round 2,200 barges, mostly brimming with soyabeans and other crops.
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The barges' bows will also be built high, in order to cut through waves.
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I'm working with Riverkeeper here in the Hudson Valley on protecting against oil barges.
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Elizabethtown, Louisville, the high bridge, the wide river, a towboat pushing six empty barges.
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Pontoon barges doused in radioactivity be damned: Russia's ready to build more nuclear weapons.
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On weekends, thousands of tourists picnic and party on brightly painted barges, or trajineras.
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The company hadn't obtained the proper permits to dock the barges near San Francisco.
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In the Lifetime version, Raniere barges into the room to defend his ridiculous philosophy.
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"Maybe nobody likes you," he deadpans when Nadine barges into his classroom and starts complaining.
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The one-way traffic limitation is due to the barges blocking part of the channel.
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"We don't know yet if those barges are precursors of future dredging operations," he said.
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More than 500 of these explosions occurred on soil, in space, on barges, or underwater.
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The first fully electric, and possibly unmanned, barges are heading to European canals in August.
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The barges contained soybean oil, lube oil, naphtha and monoethylene glycol, the Coast Guard said.
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In fact, by shifting traffic from trucks to barges, the company significantly reduces greenhouse gases.
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As Duke barges his way into Max's previously gilded life, everything begins to crud over.
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January corn barges traded at 47 cents above CBOT March futures, a 10-month high.
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When Gebran Bassil, the son-in-law of President Aoun, pushed to buy extra electricity from Turkish power barges anchored just offshore, some officials asked why the government was spending hundreds of millions of dollars to rent the barges instead of building its own plants.
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You'll be catching the show from the barges at the Liberty State Park in New Jersey.
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And a Dutch company called Port-Liner is building electric canal barges for transporting shipping containers.
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Nancy tries to shoo him away, but he barges in when he notices that she's bleeding.
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She barges into Peter's office and in front of his entire staff, she demands a divorce.
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They want barges to collect rockets from higher-energy launches that deliver payloads beyond Earth orbit.
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The barges did not appear to breach the dam, said Kim Wann, LeFlore County emergency manager.
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Now some food transportation on barges is slowing as El Nino-related rain has ballooned rivers.
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If the water level drops too far, the barges could scrape the riverbed and get damaged.
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Barges, filled with New York's waste, are pulled down the East River to Staten Island Landfill.
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They used to measure barges, this is probably giving you too much more than you want.
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Costa Rica keeper Keylor Navas is about to make a throw when Miranda barges into him.
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You see the low hills on the banks, the barges and the rowers on the river.
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Total sold to Shell and BP. * There were no deals on barges of premium unleaded gasoline.
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Barges ferried his cannons and artillery up the Hudson, according to a tour guide, Steve Santangelo.
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The coal was transported from mines in the north of France on barges pulled by horses.
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An earlier version of this article misidentified the club that the character Bobby Axelrod barges into.
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And later on, the fireworks are launched from seven barges in the middle of the Charles River.
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Salvage crews on Tuesday removed the remaining fuel aboard one of the barges struck by the tanker.
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Barges sometimes run aground, causing days of congestion, when the government fails to dredge some critical bend.
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Along a canal previously used by barges, commuter ferries deliver workers from richer parts of the city.
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Barges delivered to some river elevators south of Memphis traded at 1,300 percent or more, they said.
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That operation used purpose-built barges and tug boats to transport bauxite downstream to ocean-going ships.
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This in turn means fewer barges are taking iron ore down the Rhine to German steel mills.
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Two barges remain lodged against the bridges, said Emily Black, a spokeswoman for the state Transportation Department.
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But there's not enough data yet to know what the levels are like on the barges themselves.
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For hours, the loose barges caused a slow-motion panic in the small town of Webbers Falls.
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The U.S. Coast Guard limited travel to one-way traffic because barges blocked part of the channel.
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And you know, so we took over the Statue of Liberty, and we had these barges arriving.
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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 closer you get to the Brooklyn Bridge, the closer you will be to one of Macy's barges.
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You'll be able to catch one — or all — of the four barges from Macy's along the FDR Drive.
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Beverly barges in — apparently the basement is the campaign headquarters — and asks Kai if was behind Serena's murder.
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SpaceX has been trying—and failing, spectacularly—to land rockets on ocean barges for more than a year.
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Singapore authorities on Wednesday arrested six bunker barges following a request filed by Rajah & Tann, the website showed.
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The Oklahoma Highway Patrol says the barges were still tied together, and crews were working to secure them.
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On the Congo river, barges operated by Bralima are among the only vessels left operating a regular schedule.
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Commercial vessels and large barges must report to the Coast Guard to decide whether to depart or remain.
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This summer, Abi Khalil signed a new contract with Karadeniz to keep the barges for another three years.
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Membership of his "ragtag army" increased by a third after the arrests of those filming the sand barges.
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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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Mr. Teller said he shut down the barges idea the first day it was his decision to make.
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There were teams of men, teams of oxen, big ocean ships, flat river barges, inclement weather, monthslong delays.
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Guided by texts from Anna's kidnappers, Matt barges across London and through situations of varying seediness and peril.
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The runaway barges were spotted Thursday on the Monongahela (muh-nahn-guh-HAYL&apos-uh) River outside Pittsburgh.
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With two giant metal barges providing the platform, it rebuilds the Energy Station and adds significant hospitality space.
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Those levels are still well short of life-threatening, but measurements closer to the barges haven't been made.
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The barges may be the first powered on carbon-neutral power, but they're not the first electric boats.
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Known as Union Dry Dock, the site has been used for repairing barges and other vessels for decades.
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This type can push or tow, and in congested but calm waters, these tugs will generally push barges.
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"We're kind of shocked," said Ivan Montiel Olivares, 18, who has worked on the barges for 103 years.
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Two barges also broke free of their moorings and hit bridges that run over the San Jacinto River.
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The caissons' concrete walls are then chopped up into cubes using hydraulic hammers and shipped out on barges.
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As the government continues its assault on illegal refineries and barges carrying stolen oil, local militias are retaliating.
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Again, some perspective: Did you land four rockets on ocean barges after inserting satellites into orbit around the Earth?
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Large cranes and barges began appearing in the coastal region of bright green mangrove forests in 2000, Pou said.
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The U-boat sent hits to the tugboat Perth Amboy and its four barges and left an hour later.
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Not to be outdone by New York, Boston, too, is launching fireworks from seven barges in the Charles River.
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The more actively traded crack for barges of 380-cst fuel in Europe versus Brent crude has also soared.
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You'll get a good view of the New York City skyline as well as fireworks from all four barges.
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Hiring two more power barges until 2022, as the government wants, would cost $2.25bn and supply about 825 megawatts.
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The U.S. Coast Guard limited travel to one-way traffic due to the barges blocking part of the channel.
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Back at the Losers parking lot, one of the Party Barges sets off onto the street, Kenny Chesney blaring.
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CMB plans to launch a hydrogen engine next year that can power larger vessels such as tugboats and barges.
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Barges emit fewer greenhouses gases, use less fuel and cause far fewer deaths and injuries than lorries or trains.
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The natural splendor of the wilderness barges indoors beneath the realism-driven brushstrokes of New Hampshire artist Jeremy Miranda.
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To withstand such storms, the barges will have anchors that are attached to swivelling "mooring turrets" under their bows.
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The barges were briefly stationary after getting caught on a rock jetty Thursday morning but later broke away again.
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The ground-based landing zone has been used by SpaceX in the past, in addition to its floating barges.
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The towboat Michael G. Morris struck the Thebes Railroad Bridge on Wednesday morning and its 30 barges broke free.
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What should be a smooth evening gets tense when Carmine Falcone barges into the party, apparently at Dent's invitation.
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ALONG the west bank of the Rhine, south of Frankfurt, cormorants and herons frolic as barges moor at Ludwigshafen.
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Thousands of miles of canals have been dredged through bayou waters to support oil and industry barges and pipelines.
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From there, the grains are transferred to barges that move them to exporting ports such as Santarém and Barcarena.
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"CEFC has rented tanks in Zhoushan and also barges to start the new business," said one senior CEFC source.
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Both arks are built on steel barges, and neither has an engine; they must be towed wherever they go.
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Rubble is loaded into barges before being dumped offshore, on a debris dump site, in the New York Bight.
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The proposed measures would extend the use of MFMs to fuel transfers from oil terminals to the bunker barges.
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The same river that killed this year's crop is so swollen that barges cannot take last year's to market.
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When the barges that haul imported fertilizer up the Mississippi could not get through, Mr. Christenson scrambled for alternatives.
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Get too chummy, and you could end up with a neighbor like Kramer from "Seinfeld," who barges in unannounced.
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Many solutions were proposed and examined, including chaining together a series of barges for the birds to roost on.
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It wants the city to look at other ways of transporting freight besides on trucks, such as using barges.
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Tows for a string of barges cannot got through the section between mile markers 121 and 134 without assistance.
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The five barges that will hold the 60,000 or so explosives will be positioned between 24th and 41st Streets.
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Indonesia has promised to take more, though talk of shipping sugar-laden barges down riverways to Bangladesh was inconclusive.
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Debbie barges into Fiona's new laundromat insisting that she give her a job in order to make good for DCFS.
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By eliminating the engine room and the need to store bunker fuel, the barges' capacity will increase by about 8%.
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Once there, he would overcharge for "fuel, tugboats, barges, food, water, and sewage removal," the Washington Post reported last year.
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Last summer low levels on the Rhine grounded barges that BASF, a German chemicals giant, uses to ferry its products.
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"You're going to have three barges sitting right there," said Mr. Murphy, who has begun a petition against the plan.
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A picture posted on Wednesday showed cranes on barges underneath a cloudless blue sky, framed against the Tappan Zee Bridge.
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Berthing barges house crew members when their ship or submarine is in port or dry-dock undergoing maintenance or repair.
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The migrants were picked up from two barges, two rubber dinghies and one small boat in five separate rescue operations.
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Q&A It's more efficient for tugboats to nudge barges along, but some conditions require that the loads be towed.
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After days of testing, two salvage barges began pulling up the cables on Wednesday, raising the ship inch by inch.
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When the lakes completely freeze over, barges can no longer move through the lake, which has a big economic impact.
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When a virus barges into your body, your immune system can dish out two broad attacks, led by white blood cells.
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Cargo flights are bringing in additional supplies, and barges loaded with more goods are starting to arrive in the island's ports.
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Below -- sometimes not much more than 25 feet down -- is the Hackensack River, itself a busy thoroughfare for boats and barges.
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The Mistral, which left France in February, can carry up to 35 helicopters and four landing barges, besides several hundred soldiers.
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Production was cut at the Lyondell refinery because barges could not haul away sulfur produced in the making of motor fuels.
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Leaving Park, Keegan checked on the barges, where a crew of men tied down equipment and salvage for the coming floods.
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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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He barges into her workplace and social events, becoming a classic trickster, that mischievous, subversive figure who upends the status quo.
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Editorial Should towns up and down the Hudson River be rest stops on a mulitilane highway for barges carrying crude oil?
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But just as she's congratulating them on this progress, the pickled patriarch barges through the door to demolish it all again.
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It also plans to build a fleet of 2000 barges over the next three years to supply cleaner fuels to ships.
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Scholars have debated for years whether the barges were purely pleasure craft or might have been floating temples to the goddess.
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The property, which has been used as a dry dock for repairing barges, is the last vestige of Hoboken's industrial waterfront.
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In early 2019, the platform plans to include U.S. crude pipelines and barges of refined products like gasoline in northern Europe.
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The spill came after a collision in the channel Friday between a 755-foot oil tanker and a tug pushing two barges.
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Barges are moored near the bridge as part of the construction of a new span connecting New York's Rockland and Westchester counties.
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Salvage efforts could last through the weekend to remove both barges and allow for a resumption of two-way traffic, Plunkett said.
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That said, this woman sounds super straight, despite her "Radical" aspirations, which might cause some problems at whatever party she barges into.
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Improbably, Paraguay (population: 7m) boasts the world's third-biggest fleet of tug-propelled barges, behind the United States (319m) and China (1.4bn).
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When that did not work, American special forces, operating from special sea barges, were sent to hunt and destroy Iranian mine-layers.
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The guys only throw on their scrubs when acting chief Alex Karev (Justin Chambers) accidentally barges in on their ambulance love nest.
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The grains are trucked to barges on the Madeira river and loaded onto ships in the Amazon for China and other countries.
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The government said the weather and water conditions were not conducive for the event, in which 2,200 navy sailors row the barges.
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Orders for new barges in the fourth quarter totaled just $21995 million, compared with $190 million in the fourth quarter of 2015.
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Increasingly, that grid relies on just-in-time deliveries of fossil fuel, reliant on far-flung networks of pipes, rails and barges.
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It was the kind of politically intricate arrangement designed to defuse the kind of conflict that Trump barges through almost every day.
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And on July 4, two of the fireworks barges from the Macy's display are set to be located just off Pier 17.
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In East Kalimantan, there have been delays caused by bad weather, preventing barges from transferring coal on to larger ships for export.
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One of the two barges washed up at the mouth of the Verkhovka River a day after the explosion, on Aug. 9.
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In some waters, like the Mississippi River, you are likely to see a square-bowed tugboat pushing barges that are tied together.
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"There's heavy marine traffic, large vessels, tugboats, barges," said Vincent Alessi, a managing member of Duraport Marine and Rail Terminal in Bayonne.
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Triple-hulled barges carrying everything from corn for breakfast cereal and cement for construction are a constant presence, led by straining tugboats.
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By Thursday morning, the ferry's mud-covered, rusting hull broke through the surface, and workers began fastening the ferry to the barges.
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The Hudson River rolling out to sea at your feet impressively compensates, with its restlessly crisscrossing oil barges, ferries and vintage sailboats.
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Randle McMurphy barges into an Oregon mental institution one day and decides to rally the patients against the tyranny of Nurse Ratched.
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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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Supporting and organizing the port's yachts, container ships, and barges is one of the most classically recognizable vessels on the water: the tugboat.
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After Natalie's coma, she's imbued with unprecedented confidence and barges into her boss's board meeting to present an idea she's come up with.
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The firm is hoping that the government will extend a contract for two of its other power barges, which were already in place.
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Barges loaded with plates bearing Arabic inscriptions and fusty dinner sets mimicking English chinoiserie made the long trip from Jingdezhen to the sea.
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Separately, Brightoil's entire fleet of ship-refueling vessels, known as bunker barges, was arrested in Singapore, according to the Singapore High Court's website.
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In Rotterdam in the Netherlands, the main port through which these exports are shipped, Rhine barges sometimes have to wait for four days.
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Obviously, like in any revenge fantasy, MK douses him in gasoline and is ready to set him on fire when Sarah barges in.
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The currents turn the water wheel and lift trash and debris from the water, transferring it into their mouths, I mean dumpster barges.
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The barges broke loose around noon, and video from CNN affiliate KFOR showed the vessels crashing into Webbers Falls Lock & Dam in Muskogee.
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Of the country's $40 billion in annual grain and soybean exports, about 523 percent is moved by barges on rivers, including the Ohio.
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Every sign of civilization was behind me: no more fish camps, no more buoys or channel markers, no more barges or power boats.
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I did not see it go; Jeff Oset had told me that pieces of roadway spanning the water would be lowered onto barges.
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Additionally, self-propelled water barges on loaded water from a contaminated reservoir and furnished this water to ships at anchor in Da Nang.
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She constantly lets her robe fall open, barges into her daughter's room in lingerie, and objects to her sleeping with the door closed.
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David Stansbury was in the pilot house of the towboat William Hank, which was tied to a fleet of barges near Metropolis, Ill.
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But all of that oil needs to go somewhere, and that's where rail lines and barges — and thus the Hudson River — come in.
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As recently as 2016, it opened as frequently as 20 times a month, often to make way for barges loaded with sewage sludge.
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The breakdown halted Columbia River traffic at Bonneville, including barges bearing grain from eastern Oregon, Washington and Idaho to Pacific Northwest export terminals.
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Mr. Grucci will be at festivities in Boston, and his son will be a captain on one of the barges on the Hudson.
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Andre Silva gets the ball at the end line for Portugal and is brought down after defender Rezaeian barges into him from behind.
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But a parade of barges from Mandalay, Myanmar's second-largest city, motored toward him and his wife, who was rowing at the stern.
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Four barges were lashed to the boat, stacked with plastic cases piled into 12-foot-high cubes like crenelations on a castle wall.
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The Indian Navy and South African Air Force are helping to evacuate survivors in Mozambique and barges and small boats have been assigned.
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By the more common motorized barges — floating cities in their own right, bursting with commerce and chaos — the journey is four times longer.
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They Army Corp is currently trying to install 60 industrial-strength generators to communities across the island on flatbed trucks, barges, and cranes.
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Delayed shipments can also mean lost sales for farm suppliers and higher demurrage penalties, or late-return charges, on stalled barges and rail cars.
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She barges into the secluded home of Basterd (Mamoudou Athie), a Black goth kid who calls himself the antichrist and makes heavy metal music.
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The city is crammed full of restaurants and bars and in the summer, nightclubs open up on barges along the Sava and Danube rivers.
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Some adjacent areas of the waterway, which connects the Port of Houston to the Gulf of Mexico, remain closed, trapping more than 100 barges.
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Total, CCI, NIC and Gunvor sold to Shell, Mabanaft, Hartree, Finco, Trafigura and BP. * There were no deals on barges of premium unleaded gasoline.
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The first of four barges transporting the production structure units has left Texas and the other three will set sail in the coming weeks.
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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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With river barges on key routes such as the Rhine not sailing fully or not at all, some filling stations had had trouble restocking.
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This requires an expensive specialized transportation system wherein jetliner components are shipped in specially designed trains, barges and cargo planes to their final destination.
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The vast majority of traded Serbian corn is loaded onto barges at ports along the Danube River and transported to Constanta Port in Romania.
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After a near-fatal crash in training, Armstrong hurries home with a bloodied head, grabs a drink, and barges out again, in obvious distress.
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The transportation market for shippers, which includes trucks, pipelines, and barges for many products, is an existing ecosystem best suited to ensure optimal outcomes.
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At first I thought they were in trouble, so I open up and bloody Adele barges in screaming 'WHERE DO YOU KNOW ME FROM!
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Instead of loading barges and trucks, his employees have been cleaning off the mud, surveying the damage and hoping for federal help to rebuild.
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The development would also include 2500 acres of public space, banked to protect against flooding, as well as barges with cafes and kayak docks.
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The city's growing fleet of ferries has to share the water with tugboats, barges, cruise ships, yachts, kayaks, canoes and even stand-up paddleboarders.
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The volunteers moved heavy and soiled mattresses, washer machines, refrigerators, couches, and driftwood from the Santa Croce district on to five large garbage barges.
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In riverside communities, small boats are the primary means of transportation; prospectors haul away ore on barges, or in trucks where there are roads.
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Many men in his tribe lost their jobs on nickel ore barges after a Claver mining operation was suspended by Ms. Lopez in August.
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The country also illicitly imported refined petroleum and exported some $370 million worth of coal with the help of Chinese barges, the report added.
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The bride's father retired as the president of the Olympic Marine Company, an operator of barges on the Mississippi, Missouri, Illinois and Ohio Rivers.
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When Alexandre, a former student turned celebrity painter, barges into his life unexpectedly and asks him to pose, Louis is both embarrassed and intrigued.
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Mia would tumble down the long, sloping hill to the trail that led us to the ocean, where we'd watch the ferry and barges pass.
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"Our barges are a long way from where we need them in the upper Midwest," said Gary Halvorson, senior vice president of agronomy at CHS.
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Petroleum from Montana previously used in Spokane is routed to Richland, where it is loaded onto barges to head down the Columbia River to Portland.
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Shares of Kirby Corp, operator of the tugboat towing the barges involved in the collision, were up 3.5% at $82.41, after tumbling 4% on Monday.
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Shares of Kirby Corp, operator of the tugboat towing the barges involved in the collision, were up 1.6% at $80.92, after tumbling 4% on Monday.
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Shortly after liftoff, the first stage of the rocket returned to Earth and landed (flamboyantly) in the Atlantic Ocean on one of SpaceX's autonomous barges.
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The same tourists who flock to the flower barges in central Amsterdam get up at dawn and pay 7 euros ($8) to visit the warehouse.
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Two barges broke loose and floated swiftly down the swollen Arkansas River in eastern Oklahoma, spreading alarm downstream as they threatened to hit a dam.
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Prompt barges were offered on Thursday in the Mississippi River at St. Louis at 400 percent of tariff, up from 310 percent on Jan. 2.
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Bremer sells most of his corn and soybeans to facilities known as elevators, which receive and store grain and load barges on the Ohio River.
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Brazilian soybean industry association Abiove said the protests were impacting grain deliveries at the Miritituba hub, so barges are waiting longer to be filled up.
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As we've noted before, SpaceX doesn't land rockets on robot barges simply because it looks cool — landings at sea also require a lot less fuel.
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Today, on a revitalized river, water scooters play chicken, darting in the wakes of barges, while flimsy single-person craft slip among sailboats and tugboats.
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Sure enough, the signal cuts out, the secret service barges in, and Kirkman throws open the window to see the Capitol burning in the distance.
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As one of France's major commercial waterways, the river is closely monitored so it can accommodate a constant procession of barges and other commercial vessels.
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Traffic was shut down for hours on two bridges spanning the river after the barges hit one of them and started drifting toward the other.
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Radioactive barges on a holiday beach are just the latest unsettling incident to arise after a deadly nuclear accident in Russia's far north on Aug.
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The barges' manufacturer, Port-Liner, says these are the first ships to be powered entirely by fossil-free methods, according to industry publication The Loadstar.
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Now months later, New York City has filed a lawsuit seeking to stop the company that operates the billboards from sailing its ad-bearing barges.
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Barges converted into bars are full of university students celebrating their first night of the semester, all of them exuding a nervous "new kid" energy.
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"The real challenges happen to be on the island itself," the official said, adding that there were plenty of U.S.-flagged barges and tugs available.
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More frequent episodes have involved large vessels running over small coastal craft, or river collisions by barges — not crashes at sea between two big ships.
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Out in the sea, the excavator barges are digging a massive underwater trench that runs in a straight line towards the building site on land.
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Major grain companies Cargill, Bunge and Hidrovias do Brasil have terminals that load barges on the river for transshipment in ports down river near Belém.
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One of OBS's new barges will be deployed to supply distillate fuels, while the remaining four are expected to supply residual fuels, the spokeswoman said.
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It turns out, the barges had about 217,000 gallons of fuel on board and no good way to ensure they wouldn't go up in flames.
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Rachel, a rich girl who's never worked a day in her life, barges into Central Perk after having left her fiancé Barry at the altar.
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But their feral existence gets upended when a neighbor barges in to check on their neglected dog, who she has seen scratching at the windows.
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With these features combined, Xanadu actually resembles nearby Newark harbor, which is brimming with fading cargo containers, rusty barges, yellow marsh grass and unimaginative concrete.
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And the Play, a collective in the Kansai region, sailed together on barges or built tree houses on hillsides to rediscover freedoms beyond social boundaries.
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And today, there are women like Jess Yeomans, who makes a living as a tugboat deckhand in New York Harbor, pushing barges and towing tankers.
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The slender, very combustible-looking structures were built over several months by young Londoners and volunteers to create a 395' long sculpture mounted on barges.
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Her tasks include hustling around the deck and throwing and catching lines to fasten the tug to barges and large ships in need of guidance.
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The impact capsized one barge, damaged the other and triggered the leak of gasoline blending stock that the barges were carrying, the US Coast Guard said.
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Beans from Chaco would be trucked east to the Paraguay River and put on barges headed south to export hubs Nueva Palmira, Uruguay, or Rosario, Argentina.
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A tactic that could prove deadly in the expanse of the Pacific where Marines will be fighting as a distributed force across ships, island and barges.
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Should the Trans Mountain Expansion project receive the greenlight, marine traffic from oil tankers and barges in the region will increase sevenfold, according to The Guardian.
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In 2014, two Kirby-towed barges crossed in front of a container ship and the resulting collision spilled 4,000 barrels of marine fuel into the channel.
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Down the hill from the market, the river Don beckons; on the city's left bank, barges with piles of grain await their departure for foreign shores.
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Against a green screen, Wiseau, as played by James Franco, opens a door and barges onto a rooftop set, then stands there awkwardly, without saying anything.
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"There were four Chinese coastguard ships and six other vessels, including blue-coloured barges, around Scarborough Shoal," he said in a text message sent to reporters.
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It has recovered a total of five first stages using autonomous barges, which correct themselves for sea conditions and coordinate with the rocket for successful recoveries.
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A terminal operator in New York Harbor said tanks were full and barges that typically move products out of the U.S. gasoline hub were sitting empty.
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In 2013, the Energy Ministry contracted with Karadeniz to buy electricity from a pair of its barges, which are still docked in Jiyeh and Zouq Mikhael.
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Salvage operations to retrieve the sunken barges are scheduled to begin on Saturday and the cause of the accident remains under investigation, the Coast Guard said.
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Some distributors gave up on driving into lower Manhattan altogether and instead loaded their wares onto barges on the New Jersey side of the Hudson River.
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Today Murray Energy owns 12 mines and manages another four, as well as transport terminals, barges, oil-and-gas wells and factories that make mining equipment.
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Between March and August, Abu Sayyaf kidnapped 25 Indonesian and six Malaysian seamen in attacks along vital trade routes for coal barges in the Sulu Archipelago.
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He said those sites — Old Pond and West Tin Creek Hills — lacked access for barges, which serve a vital role in delivering fuel and other supplies.
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Lorenzana said Beijing had earlier this year tried to send dredging barges to the shoal, but there was no sign of any reclamation activity so far.
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The facilities buy grain and soybeans and load river barges bound for the Gulf Coast, home to some of the nation's largest bulk grain export terminals.
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A section of the highway just east of Houston remained closed Saturday after at least two runaway barges struck two bridges carrying eastbound and westbound traffic.
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It could still be weeks before barges are moving on the rivers, and his company's losses have already reached into the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Nicknamed the "Tesla of the Canals," the barges will run on huge, 20-foot-long electric batteries that can power them for up to 15 hours.
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The authority is set to add two new barges, each with an 18-car capacity, said Matt Masters, general manager of the authority's port rail program.
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As I walked down the barges, maneuvering around bollards, hatch covers, cables and ropes, I felt like I was peering into a series of living rooms.
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In 22.97, two Kirby-towed barges crossed in front of a container ship and the resulting collision spilled 4,000 barrels of marine fuel into the channel.
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San Diego, California The Big Bay Boom's 18-minute fireworks show, set off from four barges in San Diego Bay, is Southern California's premiere Independence Day event.
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Two barges broke loose and floated swiftly down the swollen Arkansas River in eastern Oklahoma on Wednesday, spreading alarm downstream as they threatened to hit a dam.
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Vapor trails in the sky, the nightly flicker of anti-aircraft fire; rumors of barges massing along the coast of Holland, Kriegsmarine minesweepers probing the Channel defenses.
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The set-up offers logistical advantages over the United States and Brazil, where moving grains involves more costly ground transportation and loading products on and off barges.
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He sometimes seems to be lurking on every device, from your iPhone to your laptop to your television, and thus barges into countless conversations or social occasion.
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SpaceX, the space exploration company dedicated to cost efficient space travel and exploration, loves to land rockets on tiny barges out in the middle of the ocean.
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Hearing that the corporate higher-ups are relaxing at a tennis club, she drives there, gun in hand, and barges into a men's sauna, taking them hostage.
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A parade of ferries, barges and steamboats still battles the surging currents, while islands of vegetation float past, washed downriver from the jungles of the northern provinces.
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"It's a farce," said Pat Fitzsimmons, a barber, who had watched the dredging — done with claw-like heavy equipment and barges — and was skeptical about its success.
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Freight barges on the Kanawha River broke loose and slammed into bridges just west of Charleston, forcing them to close until inspectors determined that they were undamaged.
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Marathon Petroleum also said it would transfer its inland marine business, which holds petroleum product barges, tow boats and other assets, to MPLX in exchange for stock.
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Gray, 2150, spends up to eight months a year doing 2350.5-day stints on the barges carrying coal, corn and gravel between Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and Cairo, Illinois.
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Two giant gantries, lugged from the water's edge, where they once hoisted sugar cane off barges, are painted turquoise, like the inside of the old Domino factory.
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On the rocky banks of the Euphrates in the former capital of the Islamic State's self-declared caliphate, boatmen yell to coax passengers onto rickety metal barges.
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His art is a form of urban exploration, roving over, into and around Singapore, studying what few others see: outlying islets, sewage tunnels, buoys, lighthouses, sand barges.
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A circular firing-squad of full-on crazy, Chris Morris's "The Day Shall Come" barges into American counterterrorism tactics with sledgehammer satire and a numbingly repetitive plot.
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"Barges associated with the project are equipped with GPS tracking devices and immediately transmitted notifications to our management team when they traveled beyond project limits," she said.
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Private contractors do most of the recovery of damaged or sunken boats, using barges with cranes, and scuba divers who attach pontoons and inflatable airbags to wrecks.
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The removal of the Kirby Corp-operated barges could be completed by midday Wednesday, according to the Bayport Channel Collision Response, a group overseeing cleanup and salvage operations.
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In this clip from Saturday's episode of PEOPLE's List, O'Connell goes right to the source when he barges in to a PEOPLE editorial meeting to make his case.
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The USS Conestoga was originally built to tug coal barges for the railroad, but the US Navy bought the ship in 1917 for service in World War One.
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One large exporter was forced to divert several soybean trains that were slated for loading onto barges at St. Louis to another river elevator further downriver, traders said.
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Although parts of the river remained usable, many barges were not able to fully load and were forced to ship smaller amounts, pushing freight costs up for producers.
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As supplies are moving to market, elevators are prioritizing loading of soybean barges while storing corn, but storage space is quickly filling up, traders and barge brokers said.
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The Humbeek bridge, which rises on cables to allow barges to pass beneath, was badly damaged, according to police cited by local media, although no one was injured.
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Thanks to its easy access for big ships from the Atlantic and for barges from the interior, Rotterdam has been Europe's dominant port for much of modern history.
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In the months before the DPA came into force, a bunch of Creative Labs types prepared several exabyte-capacity storage facilities aboard barges in Emshaven, Wilmington, and Oakland.
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Car traffic and local roads vanished behind a green screen of cedars and poplars, and we slipped by other barges with names like Black Bean and the Gatsby.
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On a boat tour the other day, a reporter and photographer could see three barges lined up to deliver steel beams and other modular pieces to crane operators.
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From Amsterdam, travelers use one of several barges, ranging in size from about 83 to 20 passengers, as a hotel and jumping-off point for daily cycling excursions.
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Meanwhile, even in times of trade wars and tariffs, the prosperous Rhine and Rotterdam glow with the lights of barges and ships carrying German exports into the world.
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The production clocks in at 20 minutes and 30 seconds (give or take a few seconds) and includes thousands of individual fireworks launching from barges on the river.
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Long-tail boats cost from 1,000 to 2,000 baht an hour and stop at attractions like the Grand Palace, Wat Arun, Wat Pho and the Royal Barges museum.
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In 1878, cargo barges moving up the Mississippi River from New Orleans took yellow fever to Memphis; 5,000 people died, and half the city evacuated to escape infection.
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The chaos continued early Friday, when officials got a report that nine barges broke away from their moorings on the San Jacinto River, the US Coast Guard said.
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It was the second time in five years that a Kirby Corp-operated tugboat and barges under tow collided with a larger ship in the Houston Ship Channel.
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Shaped like the letter Y, it hugs the face of the northern Palisades and juts for a mile along a pier that was once used by river barges.
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Parker Shinn: A pontoon bridge is basically a series of barges, or closed pontoons, that are anchored in place, and then you can build a bridge across them.
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Soybean barges loaded in January and delivered to the Gulf traded as high as 50 cents over Chicago Board of Trade March futures, the highest since late September.
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The barges -- pushed by the towing vessel Voyager -- were loaded with the gasoline blending component reformate, which leaked into the water after the collision near Bayport, Texas, officials said.
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Yesterday it began one of the most impressive feats, using pulleys to lower the first of five 504-foot-long trusses onto two floating barges hundreds of feet below.
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In the same video, he also criticized "the invasion of Central American children" in the US that year and said the migrants seeking asylum should be deported on barges.
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When Frances finally makes her way into the house (thank goodness for her daughter wondering why her mother is standing outside in the snow), she barges into the bathroom.
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A combination of consecutive bolts, shunts and barges just about saw her off and didn't I roar my satisfaction at the TV when I finally had her eating dust.
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All of the Rhine and Danube in Germany are too shallow for normal sailings, with some barges only able to sail 20 to 30 percent full, the traders said.
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BASF, meanwhile, had to shut one of its plants as low water levels in the Rhine prevented barges from delivering enough raw material, a factor also affecting steelmaker Thyssenkrupp.
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The set-up offers logistical advantages over main competitors Brazil and the United States, where moving grains involves more costly ground transportation and loading products on and off barges.
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Farmers' concerns grew that standing water in fields could damage unharvested crops, while floodwaters swelled the Mississippi River and threatened to disrupt the loading of export-bound grain barges.
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Local elevators, such as a Bunge Ltd facility that loads grain barges on the Ohio River, are buying white corn at prices that are below his cost of production.
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Barges of fertilizer heading to farms in the northern Midwest were stranded for weeks by a prolonged river closure earlier this spring, sending prices of the critical nutrients higher.
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Around 90 percent of Argentina's output is transported on trucks, a more expensive alternative than the trains and river barges used in competitors like the United States and Brazil.
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Equally concerning for epidemiologists is the trade that takes place along the Congo River as barges, effectively floating markets, interact with scores of towns and villages along the river.
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They connect farmers, miners, manufacturers and companies of all stripes to markets across the nation and the globe via the interconnected intermodal network of trains, planes, trucks and barges.
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All of the Rhine and Danube in Germany is too shallow for normal sailings with some barges in central Germany only able to sail 30 percent full, they said.
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High water, caused by excessive rains and particularly heavy snowmelt this spring, increases river currents and can make it difficult for towboats to control the barges they are hauling.
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The Coast Guard has said that witnesses reported early Friday that nine barges had broken away from their moorings at a shipyard along the fast-moving San Jacinto River.
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The city's two main bridges, crossing the Euphrates River, were destroyed by the United States-led coalition, and to this day, residents must cross the river on shaky barges.
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The utility installed a submarine door that can seal off a tunnel that runs under the highway to the river, which originally was used to shuttle coal from barges.
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Mr. Collomb said the French authorities were sending barges filled with water and 100,000 French Army rations to the two islands, enough to sustain people there for four days.
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More than 250,22015 fireworks in 27 colors, as well as a "golden mile" finale, will be fired from five barges on the East River between 83th and 28st Streets.
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It was celebrated in story and song (that old mule Sal, who hauled barges between the low bridges until animal power was replaced by engines in the 20th century).
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And an emergency weight limit on a bridge on County Road O caused a 12-mile detour each time he sent crops to the grain elevator or river barges.
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By Friday evening, at least two of the barges were lodged underneath the bridge and one was breached in the mud north of the bridge, the Coast Guard said.
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Ondaatje brilliantly evokes a haphazard time in postwar London: dark streets in areas the Blitz has destroyed, night barges transporting dogs bound for the racetrack, the world of spies.
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The barge — which costs around £150 per night — features a full bathroom, TV, wifi, a wood-burning stove, and a deck where visitors can watch other barges saunter by.
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Seven years ago, she took a temporary office job at Vane Brothers, which runs a fleet of tugs and barges in New York Harbor and along the Eastern Seaboard.
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The manager of a state-backed logistics firm in Ningbo said that the waiting time has swelled to "at least four days" to unload river barges due to staffing shortages.
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Officials were still assessing the damage to the Humbeek Bridge, which lifts on cables to let ships and barges pass beneath, a spokesman for the Port of Brussels authority said.
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This year's Macy's Fourth of July extravaganza will be happening on four barges stationed along the East River, clustered between Houston and East 41st Streets, according to Macy's fireworks guide.
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The manager of a state-backed logistics firm in Ningbo said that the waiting time has swelled to "at least four days" to unload river barges due to staffing shortages.
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Elsewhere in transportation, Elon Musk will finally combine his SpaceX and Tesla businesses, creating rockets that automatically brake for asteroids, and electric cars that can land on barges at sea.
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Inside a building near the docks where barges begin the journey up the Congo river, conveyor belts rattle as thousands of glass bottles are washed and filled with amber liquid.
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The machines are mounted on skids, barges or cranes and used to hammer piles, which are long, heavy beams of concrete, wood or steel, into the ground to provide support.
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Germany has a diversified crude oil supply and import infrastructure, allowing it to ship oil from North Sea and Baltic Sea ports and on river barges in addition to pipelines.
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For the seven-man crew of the Oliver C. Shearer, one of 70 towboats hauling hundreds of barges carrying goods, the delay at Locks & Dam No. 52 meant killing time.
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Cash premiums for soybean barges shipped to the Gulf in the near term spiked to a nine-month high this week, while spot corn barge premiums hit 10-month peaks.
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This time will interestingly be the first West Coast landing that's taking place on solid California ground as opposed to the drone barges that SpaceX has used in the past.
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A proposal to turn 2,400 acres of Hudson River into a parking lot for barges each loaded with four million gallons of crude oil, meaning more risk for the river.
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Singapore was the first port to mandate the use of mass flow meters (MFMs) in 2017 for marine, or bunker, fuel oil sales from barges to the end-user vessels.
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Like many of his speeches, Mr. Trump's pitch at Rivertowne Marina was a wandering assortment of self-defenses, attacks and non sequiturs that bumped into one another like untethered barges.
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Barges carrying construction materials broke loose from their moorings near the Tappan Zee Bridge, which crosses the Hudson River, said Laura Ware, public involvement manager for Tappan Zee Constructors LLC.
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He added that the whale had been feeding around the barges across the Thames near Gravesend in Kent for around an hour and had not moved more than 200 meters.
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Or it would, were it not for the fleet of excavator barges that sails out from the local port every day, and the large building site hiding behind the pines.
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A flotilla of hundreds of pleasure boats, barges, yachts, ferries and fishing boats set out, many piloted by civilians, and, under bombardment from the Luftwaffe, helped pull the rescue off.
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In recent years, the agency's flood control mission has been complicated by competing new obligations to protect fish and wildlife resources, promote recreation and maintain navigation for ships and barges.
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Weekly grain barge unloads at Gulf Coast elevators fell to just 349 barges last week, the least in any week in six years, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture data.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Farm supplier CHS Inc has dozens of loaded barges trapped on the flood-swollen Mississippi River near St. Louis - about 50 miles from the company's two Minnesota distribution hubs.
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The seaborne data doesn't exactly match Chinese customs data as it excludes shipments from North Korea and overland from Mongolia, as well as coal that arrives on small vessels or barges.
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"You start beating your head against the wall," Michael McCloud, the boat's captain, said in October as he looked out at idle barges on the Ohio River from the vessel's bridge.
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The BR-163 protests were preventing trucks from unloading grains at the riverside hub of Miritituba, the departure point for barges carrying crops to the Northern ports before hitting export markets.
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In the clip above, Michael B. Jordan and Cobie Smulders reach out to our favourite supervillain after Jimmy Fallon barges into their dressing room to talk about his new frying pan.
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Television pictures taken from the air early on Thursday showed the white 140-metre (460-foot) long hull, coated in mud and sediment, breaking above the surface, flanked by winching barges.
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The government struggled to deter attacks on pipelines and barges in the Niger Delta that help move oil supplies out of the country, but it has since recovered some lost ground.
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But road closures due to rain are preventing trucks from unloading agricultural commodities at Miritituba, from where they are sent in barges to the larger Barcarena port before hitting export markets.
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The cost of buying the 50 new vessels would be around 4 billion yuan ($571.91 million), said the shipping executive, adding that all the barges will be built in Chinese shipyards.
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Over 50 watercraft and barges used by Islamic State to supply their units east of the river were destroyed in air strikes, the U.S. envoy to the coalition, Brett McGurty, tweeted.
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The Rhine and Danube have been too shallow for normal sailings since late November, with some barges in Germany only able to sail at 20 to 30 percent capacity this week.
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Days and nights of slow motoring are broken up dropping off barges and picking up different new ones along the route, in places like Apple Grove, West Virginia and Owensboro, Kentucky.
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In the early days after that disaster, there were fears about disruptions to incoming supplies of coffee and bananas and to Midwest grain normally exported via barges down the Mississippi River.
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Five barges carrying an additional 28503 million meals and 22019 million liters of water and other commodities are arriving as this is written, with more expected between now and October 5th.
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Once that one little brother barges his way in, who knows how many more will follow — and suddenly there is not enough supervision, and the clown is charging twice as much.
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My sense of the city expanded only after I began teaching at a struggling charter middle school tucked between the barges of the Mississippi and the oaks on St. Charles Ave.
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Prices for grain barges rallied for a second day on Wednesday as Gulf Coast exporters were forced to turn to shipments loaded along the Ohio River, which was not iced over.
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NGL, an operator of pipelines, barges and railcars, in early August said it had agreed to sell its TransMontaigne business unit and associated assets for roughly $300 million to an undisclosed buyer.
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Also known as brown ovals, brown barges are large cyclonic regions that typically form in Jupiter's dark North Equatorial Belt or, less frequently, in the dark South Equatorial Belt, according to NASA.
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This location is near the barge near the Brooklyn Bridge as well as one of the four barges near midtown Manhattan, so you might be able to see fireworks on both sides.
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The removal of the Kirby Corp-operated barges was completed by midday on Wednesday and two-way traffic resumed, according to Bayport Channel Collision Response, a group overseeing cleanup and salvage operations.
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About 22018,278.5 barrels of gasoline spilled into the channel near Bayport, Texas, when a 22.97-foot (230-m) tanker collided with a Kirby Inland Marine tugboat towing two barges containing the fuel.
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About 285,255 barrels of gasoline spilled into the channel near Bayport, Texas, when a 265-foot (24.4-m) tanker collided with a Kirby Inland Marine tugboat towing two barges containing the fuel.
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It has pioneered the technology of returning expended rocket stages to Earth for later reuse, landing them back on special pads or on ocean-going barges, which should cut costs still further.
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The ahead spots include, but are not limited to: breezy outdoor oases, floating barges, sailboats, rooftop vineyards, culture-rich museums, and even that aforementioned surf club (DJ still present, for good measure).
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And granted, the ill-mannered Wood Man barges into the house uninvited at all hours of the day to use your fireplace without asking, but at least he brings his own wood.
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Twenty years ago 15-odd convoys of 20-30 barges each plied the route from Brazil through Paraguay, to the sea in Uruguay and Argentina, recalls Fernando González of Naviship, a shipper.
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Veronica barges in on a G&G investigation meeting between Betty, Kevin (Casey Cott), Josie (Ashleigh Murray), and Reggie (Charles Melton), and demands they all help her spring Archie from the hoosegow.
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At least two East Coast refineries have run out of gasoline for immediate delivery as they scrambled to fill barges for markets normally supplied by the Gulf Coast, two refinery sources said.
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Barges, skiffs and motorized watercraft have been observed operating along the Tigris and Euphrates rivers for the purpose of ferrying ISIS fighters and equipment across the rivers, Operation Inherent Resolve spokesperson Col.
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When barges stack up along the Ohio River because a lock is out of service, those delays may never register, but we feel it in our pocketbooks, whether we notice or not.
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In Belgrade where hulks of barges and boats surfaced after being submerged for decades, Ljubomir Pejcic, the director of the United Anglers of Serbia warned low water levels were also threatening wildlife.
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The mail boat that ferried between the mainland and town dock could transport small loads, but large barges were needed for lumber and Dumpsters and were often delayed by tides and weather.
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Webbers Falls had a scare last week that made national news, after floodwaters broke two barges loose from their moorings and sent them careening toward a dam just upstream from Webbers Falls.
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In a reversal of most people's commutes, Mr. Santana said, the commotion from tugboats, barges, divers and kayaks usually picks up after the morning rush hour and dies down before the evening.
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Extreme sports across the pond, over a river: Travis Pastrana performed a backflip motorcycle jump over a 75-foot gap between two barges floating on the river Thames in London on Thursday.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - Ocean Bunkering Services (OBS) Pte Ltd said it will add five bunker barges to its fleet as part of plans to expand in Singapore, the world's largest marine refueling market.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - The Houston Ship Channel reopened on Wednesday to two-way traffic after salvage crews removed two gasoline barges damaged in a weekend collision with a deep-draft vessel, officials said.
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About 253,285 barrels of gasoline spilled into the channel near Bayport, Texas, when a 255-foot (265-m) tanker collided with a Kirby Inland Marine tugboat towing two barges containing the fuel.
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Barges ferried their vehicles across the azure water while another group of Syrian fighters to the east hopped from island to island as they zipped along the Euphrates on American fast boats.
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SHIP-TO-SHIP TRANSFERS The sanctions monitors said that in a fresh bid to evade sanctions, North Korea had started to export millions of tonnes of commodities - banned since 133 - using barges.
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Currently, Argo can unload roughly 120 to 150 tank cars of ethanol each week, or roughly 4 million gallons, and can load two barges, or roughly 1.2 million gallons, at a time.
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The barges can't move - or get crucial nutrients to corn farmers for the spring planting season - because river locks on the main U.S. artery for grain and fertilizer have been shuttered for weeks.
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He doesn't get to be part of every story, even as he barges into our every waking moment with new acts of cruelty or rule-flouting or self-aggrandizement or jaw-dropping ignorance.
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The collision between the liquid petroleum gas tanker Genesis River and two barges under tow by Kirby Inland Marine is under investigation by the National Transportation Safety Board and the U.S. Coast Guard.
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The "barges have sailed off from Asia and Europe" as they go to negative rates, bringing massive amounts of money to the U.S. both in equities, debt, risk-on and risk-off assets.
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After all, as SpaceX itself has openly admitted, it would not have gotten where it is today—landing rockets upright on barges out in the ocean—without generous business and funding from NASA.
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Coast Guard The Coast Guard said the water current and flood levels coming from the San Jacinto River on Sunday prompted a closing of the Houston Ship Channel after 12 barges broke free.
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The private spaceflight company says that it might attempt to land its Falcon Heavy rockets on one of its drone barges—a protocol that the SpaceX has nearly perfected in the past year.
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Police shut down major thoroughfares and ordered evacuations in the area after the barges came unmoored and threatened to crash through an Interstate 40 bridge and a dam on the bloated Arkansas River.
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At least two East Coast refineries have already run out of gasoline for immediate delivery as they scrambled to fill barges to markets typically supplied by the Gulf Coast, two refinery sources said.
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Benchmark price for ethanol used in most supply contracts initially jumped on news of the floods but has been hobbled by rising waters around the Chicago hub that have halted barges and sales.
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She barges in with a staff made out of teeth, eats several necklaces and gives a cop a googly eyed stare that befits her better than it did Jared Leto in Suicide Squad.
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It is used in a wide range of applications, including in buildings and bridgework; agricultural, construction and mining equipment; machine parts and tooling; ships, rail cars, tankers and barges; and large-diameter pipe.
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Later, when mysterious barges showed up in Portland, Me., and San Francisco Bay, they kicked off months of speculation and conspiracy theories until finally they were towed away without a word from Google.
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The river woes have slowed the flow of barges moving from Midwest farms to export terminals along the Gulf Coast, where some 60% of all U.S. corn, soy and wheat exit the country.
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When she learns that her onetime fiancé, Lord Merton, is dying of pernicious anemia and kept prisoner in his own home, she barges in with Violet and practically airlifts the poor fellow out.
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"Ah, feels great," said Mr. Gershenhorn, 66, as if he had just dived into a pristine swimming hole and not a sometimes unsanitary stretch of the Hudson plied by tugs, tankers and barges.
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Both Mark (7:24-30) and Matthew (15:21-28) tell how she approaches Jesus — in Mark's version, she barges into the house where he's staying — and begs him to heal her daughter.
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Barges are slower and less conspicuous than trains, planes and trucks, but they can be a much more economical way to move bulk goods, as they have done around this country for generations.
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Even if the rivers reopen to barges in the next few weeks — and that is uncertain, with water levels still near record heights in some places — the effects on the economy could linger.
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Two barges broke loose in Oklahoma last month and careened down the flooded Arkansas River, raising fears that they would smash into a dam and cause it to fail, with devastating consequences downstream.
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Barges loaded with sand, freshly cut tree trunks and other goods move slowly up and down the muddy Yangtze River and the equally murky Jialing River, which meet in the heart of Chongqing.
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A few years ago, her therapist encouraged her to personify her anxiety, so she named it Kyle and styled it as a man-spreading bro in Adidas slides who barges into her brain.
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And there have been hurdles: Some residents expressed worries that the city had not done enough to prepare, and others complained about barges the mayor had hoped would house hundreds of displaced people.
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Like so many of his speeches, Mr. Trump's pitch on Wednesday at Rivertowne Marina was a wandering assortment of self-defenses, attacks and non sequiturs that bumped into one another like untethered barges.
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Since successfully landing its first Falcon rocket in December 2015, SpaceX has successfully returned boosters 12 more times on drone barges floating in the ocean or on a landing pad on the ground.
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They've been the family car, our U-Haul vans, engines pulling barges in canals and wagons out West, and they've been our workmates -- if you work in a mine or on a farm.
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But as airlines face increasing pressure to become more sustainable, countries around the world are trying to find solutions, from hydrogen powered barges to, in South Africa's case, planes that could fly on weeds.
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Meanwhile, in communities around the country, we've heard story after story of gross overreach by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, an unaccountable deportation police force that barges into hospitals and churches at will.
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The material is used in a wide range of applications, including in buildings and bridgework; agricultural, construction and mining equipment; machine parts and tooling; ships, rail cars, tankers and barges; and large-diameter pipe.
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Specifically for the delivery of agricultural products, barges today are the equivalent of massive, steel bathtubs and are the second-biggest transportation mode behind railroads, said Charles Clowdis, managing director of transportation at IHS.
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"If Indonesia bans tugs and barges from exporting coal then it will have to travel in larger cargo ships, of 32,000 to 64,000 tonnes," said Khalid Hashim, managing director of Bangkok-listed Precious Shipping.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - A glut of idled river barges is clogging Mississippi River shorelines from St. Louis to New Orleans, leaving U.S. barge companies that haul grain, coal and other bulk goods counting their losses.
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The company had estimated it would lose $503,000 in the month if it kept operating the barges, said a broker who asked not to be named because he was sharing his clients' business information.
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Analysts also noted flooding and ice buildup on key rivers in the U.S. Midwest that has stalled the movement of barges that supply export terminals at the Gulf of Mexico with grain and soy.
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"We don't know what's happening along the river, because the river is used by a lot of barges," said Pierre Rollin, one of the world's leading experts on the Ebola virus at the CDC.
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Hundreds of similar barges - fashioned from plywood and metal and powered by roaring diesel motors - troll the rivers of the world's largest rainforest leaving trails of destruction in their wake, according to government officials.
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Shippers said they have been ordered to load barges with 2000 or 9-1/2 foot drafts, instead of 12 feet or more normally, on the lower Mississippi River to keep them from grounding.
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In 1950, Mr. Pfohl relocated to Long Island City, purchasing a pair of buildings that faced each other on 46th Avenue from the Standard Oil Company, which unloaded fuel from barges in the basin.
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The Germans emptied the camp in April, and Mr. Bawnik and about 500 other prisoners were moved on barges, and then on foot, to where the Cap Arcona awaited them on the Baltic coast.
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If he had confronted me, I could have explained it to him.....He wasn't man enough to just ask and instead makes false and irresponsible barges to write a book about his failed career.
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OBS, the bunkering arm of Singapore oil trader and shipper Hin Leong Group, said the five barges are scheduled for delivery by early-January 2018 and will give it a total of 25 vessels.
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The efforts to offload fuel from the barges and remove them from the channel could extend into the weekend, said J.J. Plunkett, port agent for the Houston Pilots, which guides ships through the channel.
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Then one day when Annie is in the music room singing "Tomorrow" for the 3,000th time and the butler has gone up to the roof to jump, Daddy barges in and demands her attentions.
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It's telling that when Atherton's character finally barges into the Ghostbusters' headquarters to shut down their ghost containment operation, the response from Harold Ramis's Dr. Egon Spengler is to invoke his personal property rights.
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" The biodiversity won't disappear overnight, but as roads are carved through the forest, as rivers and streams are modified to accommodate larger barges, Yasuní risks becoming what biologist Daniel H. Janzen has called "living dead.
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About 11,280 barrels of gasoline spilled into the channel near Bayport, Texas, after a 755-foot (230-metre) tanker collided over the weekend with a Kirby Inland Marine tugboat towing two barges containing the fuel.
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About 9,000 barrels of gasoline spilled into the channel near Bayport, Texas, when a 82.413-foot (230-meter) tanker collided over the weekend with a Kirby Inland Marine tugboat towing two barges containing the fuel.
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About 80.923,000 barrels of gasoline spilled into the channel near Bayport, Texas, when a 755-foot (230-meter) tanker collided over the weekend with a Kirby Inland Marine tugboat towing two barges containing the fuel.
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The old bridge parts will be sunk, along with 30 decommissioned barges, tugboats and tenders from the Erie Canal and upstate waterways as well as steel pipes and scrap materials from state transportation projects. Gov.
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Cut-to-length steel is used in a wide range of applications, including buildings and bridgework; agricultural, construction and mining equipment; machine parts and tooling; ships, rail cars, tankers and barges; and large-diameter pipes.
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Abu Sayyaf rebels have since March been intercepting slow-moving tug boats towing coal barges in waters near the borders of Malaysia and the Philippines, taking captive more than a dozen Indonesian and Malaysian sailors.
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The students hope that 5003,800 pedestrians would make the 10-minute walk across the bridge every hour, and that after the shutdown the barges would develop into commercial islands almost, creating a destination onto itself.
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Since the start of October, Bomin has deployed four mass flow meter (MFM) double-hulled bunker barges in Singapore that have been approved by the Maritime and Port Authority of Singapore (MPA), the company said.
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According to Patch, it's one of the most structurally unsound bridges in the US. It's also a victim to poor design — apparently, it has had to be repaired multiple times because barges keep hitting it.
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Distillate fuel oil is used mostly for high-horsepower diesel engines used in trucks, trains, barges and pipelines as well as some industrial engines, so demand is closely linked to manufacturing activity and freight movements.
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Under the proposal, Yonkers and two villages to the north, Hastings-on-Hudson and Dobbs Ferry, would have by far the most barges at anchor, with 16 berths spread across 715 acres on the water.
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PITTSBURGH – At least two coal-filled barges have sunk and about a dozen others have been corralled after they broke loose on a river in western Pennsylvania, colliding with bridges as they floated freely downstream.
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The mini plants, still under development, would be made in factories, with parts small enough to be transported on trucks and barges where they could be assembled much more quickly than their large-scale counterparts.
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And this round of barges is just the beginning: Another six of them, with more powerful batteries capable of running for 35 hours straight, are expected to hit the water some time down the line.
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The use of the meters on bunkering barges has also led to a crackdown on short deliveries to customers, which has seen three of the top 10 MPA-licensed bunker fuel suppliers lose their licenses.
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Heavy rains also have slowed unloading of grain barges and loading of export-bound bulk cargo ships at grain terminals along the Mississippi River, causing a glut of supply that has weighed on corn prices.
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As part of a near seven-century-old tradition, the king's vessel was positioned in the center of a procession of 52 gold-painted barges, elaborately carved in the shape of swans and mythical creatures.
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The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers said it had closed the nearly 90-year-old Lock and Dam 52 on Wednesday, and a backup of 32 towboats hauling 312 barges had assembled by midday on Thursday.
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A queue of 22 towboats hauling 209 barges loaded with commodities such as coal, grain, fertilizer and steel were waiting to pass through the area on Tuesday afternoon, according to U.S. Army Corps of Engineers data.
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These small power plants will be built in Chinese shipyards, mounted on large sea-going barges, towed to a remote place where power is needed and connected to the local power grid, or perhaps oil rig.
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Kirby, which operates more than 78.53,000 tank barges and 340 tug boats across the United States, later agreed to settle U.S. Clean Water Act civil charges by paying a $4.9 million penalty and making operating improvements.
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Instructors from both SUNY and NYC Ferry oversee each simulator run, deciding what kind of weather conditions and obstacles to throw at the trainees, everything from six-foot waves to snowstorms to river barges on fire.
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Since almost all freight is moved by trucks, railroads, barges, ships and aircraft that use diesel or jet fuel made from middle distillates, the economic expansion should provide a big boost for distillate demand in 2018.
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Yet storage tanks for diesel and heating oil are already so full in Germany, Europe's largest diesel consumer, that barges looking to discharge their oil product cargoes along the Rhine are being delayed, sources told Reuters.
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Groups such as Abu Sayyaf are targeting small vessels, such as fishing trawlers or tugboats pulling coal barges that lack security forces, Abuza said, noting that October's hijacking of the large Korean vessel was a rarity.
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Odebrecht, Latin America's largest engineering conglomerate, said in May it would relinquish 50 to 75 percent of its participation in the Navelena consortium, tasked with deepening the river to allow the passage of large shipping barges.
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This was the second time SpaceX has successfully pulled off this type of ground landing, and the fifth time it has recovered one of its rockets (three others were retrieved after landing on barges at sea).
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Since adopting mass flow meters (MFM) to streamline operations on marine refuelling, or bunkering, barges at the start of 2017, suppliers in Singapore have seen margins squeezed and competition surge in the battle for market share.
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The larger barges will ship fuels from these refineries to three trans-shipment hubs in Shandong province, Zhoushan port on the east coast and Guangzhou in the south, where Sinopec has leased storage, said the executive.
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There is now only one federally designated anchorage site along the 109 nautical miles between Yonkers and Albany, and the shippers say that when storms and fogs roll in, the barges need more places to stop.
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The initial use case in Amsterdam that MIT identified is overnight garbage collection, where these could act as mini barges working the canal to quickly and easily clear refuse left out by residents and store owners.
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Inspectors hope that the water will recede and the current will slow down enough for the barges to be removed this weekend so that a better assessment of the damage to the bridges can be made.
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In Serbia, this week and last, ships and barges were able to navigate at reduced draught while in Croatia, levels in the Danube fell to a 15-year-low, according to the state hydro-meteorological service.
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The guides will help you navigate the maze of waterways and islands, where airplanes taking off from nearby John F. Kennedy International Airport cast shadows over the barges, yachts, fishing boats and sailboats navigating the shoals.
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To construct the various facilities, the government provided RMK-BRJ with 21972,21.9 pieces of equipment; the consortium also leased or chartered 214 aircraft, two landing ships, 21971 landing craft, 21972 dredges, 0003 barges and 2000 tugboats.
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So, for the past week, the tanks have been bobbing their way about 225 miles on four barges: a virtual beer flotilla, and an opportunity for canal — and beer — aficionados to see Clinton's ditch in action.
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When they fill their hold, Aadsen and Brady-Power return to Sitka, where their frozen cargo is loaded into totes that are sent on barges to Seattle and driven to a cold-storage facility near Bellingham.
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It sits on the bank of a wide canal where steel barges and cargo boats glide through dark-green waters under a black drawbridge, adjacent to a sandbox and a wooden playground resembling a pirate ship.
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Maintained by 220,500-pound anchors, the project—deemed the 'L-Ternative Bridge'—would consist of 37 deck barges, spanning 90 feet long, and carry only bus and pedestrian traffic, who'd pay a $1 toll to cross.
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Kirby, which operates more than 1,000 tank barges and 78.53 tug boats across the United States, later agreed to settle U.S. Clean Water Act civil charges by paying a $4.9 million penalty and expand its employee training.
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These manned vessels will be joined by an array of robots that will include sea gliders (underwater drones requiring minimal propulsion) which have been kitted out with multi-beam sonar, and also unmanned barges steered by satellite.
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It's a cute idea, but just then, grandpa barges in, holding up a newspaper article about a man arrested and jailed for sending 500 photos of China's first aircraft carrier to — you guessed it — a foreign magazine.
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About 16 percent of U.S. grain shipped on barges bound for export markets is loaded on the section of the Mississippi River from St. Louis to Cairo, Illinois, said Ken Eriksen, a transportation analyst with Informa Economics.
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The vessel Austin C. Settoon reportedly pushed three barges loaded with approximately 3.8 million gallons of natural gas condensate, and allided with a lock wall in the early hours, resulting in the subsequent barge breakaway, it added.
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One way to do this, says Chen Haibo, a naval architect working on the problem at Lloyd's Register's Beijing office, is to fit the barges with crumple zones packed with materials such as corrugated steel and wood.
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"The procession will still be as grand, with all 52 barges and joined by the king, but the date has been postponed because of the water currents," Deputy Prime Minister Wissanu Krea-ngam told reporters on Thursday.
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The Midwest heat wave comes amid a dry spell that has dropped river levels in the region and forced shippers to load export-bound barges with less grain to prevent them from grounding in the shallower waterways.
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"Swelled major waterways across the nation have slowed the movement of barges, which are an important channel for the distribution of agricultural goods," according to an El Nino economic report from IHS Global Insight, released this week.
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"Swelled major waterways across the nation have slowed the movement of barges, which are an important channel for the distribution of agricultural goods," according to an El Nino economic report from IHS Global Insight, released this month.
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The fourth threat is the cumulative impact of all the industrial and related development infrastructure, such as barges to move the coal and facilities to store it, plus transmission lines to carry the plant's electricity to cities.
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Still, the soft summer demand season for distillates had tempered the impact of the closure on local German markets, and sources said oil products could also be delivered via barges when the pipeline is not fully operational.
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A nonprofit group in Washington State has come up with a novel solution to a shortage of affordable housing: hoisting unwanted houses from Canada onto barges and transporting them to where they are needed in the state.
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Traders estimate premiums of around a $116-$118 a tonne to monthly average quotations for fuel oil with a sulfur content of 3.5% on NWE barges FOB Rotterdam/NWE cargoes CIF Basis ARA as published by Platts.
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Frank S. Besson-class Logistic Support Vessels, its largest class of ships, as well as 34 Landing Craft Utility, and 36 Landing Craft Mechanized Mk-8, in addition to a number of tugs, small ferries, and barges.
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The use of the meters on bunkering barges has also led to a crackdown on short deliveries to customers, which has seen three of the top 10 MPA-licensed bunker fuel suppliers lose their licenses in 2017.
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Lock 27 is one of the busiest locks on the U.S. inland waterways system and is just upriver from St. Louis, a key port for loading grain barges bound for export terminals along the U.S. Gulf Coast.
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Other attempts to help the fish migrate have included "trap and haul," which is exactly what it sounds like: manually trapping and transporting the fish over the required distances, often in water-filled tankers, barges, or helicopters.
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Kirby, which operates more than 1,000 tank barges and 340 tug boats across the United States, later agreed to settle U.S. Clean Water Act civil charges by paying a $78.53 million penalty and expand its employee training.
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Once disconnected from the rest of the bridge, the central span will be lowered in three sections to barges using a system of powerful "strand jacks" — enormously souped-up versions of the homespun car jack — and cables.
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