The containers are tying up equipment needed to handle loaded containers, he said.
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Containers are eating the software world — and Kubernetes is the king of containers.
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Right now, ACI only supports Linux containers but it will soon also support Windows Containers as well.
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To understand why containers are such a big deal, let's think about physical containers for a moment.
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Empty containers are all stored in one area, containers with dangerous goods are in another area, etc.
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That led to containers, which could take the same machine in let you launch hundreds of containers.
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I prefer shallow containers to tall, deli-style quart containers, which can obscure the stuff behind them.
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Getting started with Windows Containers on ECS is also still a bit more involved than using Linux containers.
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Then, it can manufacture containers tailored to Agricool's needs — think about it as the concept cars of containers.
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Most breweries load their shipping containers on site, and can fill those containers with 1200 cases of beer.
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Once the containers are empty, TerraCycle picks them up, cleans them, and delivers refilled containers back to customers.
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To make baked goods look prettier, consider using practical reusable containers (like Pyrex's holiday containers) or a nice tin.
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Missile launchers might, for instance, be put into nondescript cargo containers distributed around military bases, alongside numerous empty containers.
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Kata Containers promises to offer a combination of the flexibility of containers with the additional security of traditional virtual machines.
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Are the transportation containers the same as the containers that spent fuel is stored in at the power plant facilities?
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As we move into the era of containers, that goal becomes more challenging because containers by their nature are ephemeral.
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The receiving of empty containers after the full containers are picked up and deliveries are made, has been very slow.
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As containers piled up with retailers and on docks, the available pool of chassis used to transport containers was dwindling.
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The items could be held in plexiglass containers that protect from ultraviolet rays, not in containers fitted with ultraviolet lights.
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Once they're used, consumers can schedule for their old containers to be picked up and new containers to be dropped off.
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The company would focus on research & development, containers and branding, while partners would manage those containers and sell fruits and vegetables.
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Foam food containers cannot be turned into new containers because health regulators have not approved them for such use, Dart says.
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That means getting rid of standing water from containers around the home like flower pots, gutters, recycling containers, wheel barrows, and birdbaths.
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This neat set of steel containers is an unexpected choice compared to traditional Tupperware containers, but it's super helpful for meal preppers.
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The bottle deposit system, in which Oregonians bring their recyclable containers to deposit centers rather than having them picked up curbside, recently expanded to accept more types of containers and doubled the payout for depositing eligible containers to 10 cents.
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Starting Wednesday, TSA and airlines are going to step up awareness efforts about the change, urging passengers to pack larger containers in checked luggage and remove smaller containers from carry-on bags for separate screening, similar to small containers of liquids.
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Those are the kinds of problems Docker, and "containers" more broadly (Docker is kind of the Kleenex of containers), are meant to solve.
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Using plastic containers to store food, as well as microwaving food in plastic containers, can pose health risks for children, the report says.
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It added that vendors can only sell the drug in 5 gram containers, although 10 gram containers are expected to be introduced later.
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The same type of gasoline containers were found in the garbage chute, and surveillance video showed Mr. Stolper depositing containers into the trash.
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All you have to do is put the used oil in tightly sealed containers ' such as the plastic containers the new oil came in!
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LunchBots makes bento boxes starting around $20 in a variety of sizes and configurations; they also offer leak proof containers, insulated containers, and more.
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LunchBots offers a lot more than what they sent me, though — they have bento boxes, leak proof containers, insulated containers, lunch bags, and more.
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Instead of struggling with the mismatched containers and lids in your cabinet, this is a good opportunity to save on new high-quality containers.
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Avoid microwaving food or beverages — including infant formula and pumped breast milk — in plastic containers, and don't put plastic food containers in the dishwasher.
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Long before Docker popularized containers for application deployment, though, Cloud Foundry had already bet on containers and written its own orchestration service, for example.
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Integral to that vision are containers, the ability to launch applications as discrete pieces of code or containers instead of launching a single monolithic application.
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It will allow HyperGrid to offer better support for containers on its platform and also enable enterprises to more easily adopt containers and its platform.
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As containers on chassis pile up in far-flung storage lots, it has created a shortage of the trailers used to transport containers on land.
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Once the world's biggest lessor of shipping containers, P&R sells containers to investors and its sister company in Switzerland rents them out to shipping companies.
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Ahead, you'll find highly-rated containers that can keep prepped veggies fresh longer, containers that can be easily thrown into a lunch bag on your way out the door in the morning, and containers that can go straight from the oven to the fridge to the microwave.
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Containers operate on a shared kernel, making them scalable, but also making it easier for hackers to infect all other containers running on the same host; 2.
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The recall affects a single lot, or 23,388 containers, of the 35-ounce, 992-gram containers of Parent's Choice Advantage Infant Formula Milk-Based Powder with Iron.
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In Egypt, organs were removed and occasionally placed into containers like the two animal-shaped containers beside the mummy here (in Peru, organs were usually not removed).
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Crowley has rearranged the containers to try and make additional room, but as of Thursday morning there was only capacity for about half a barge of containers.
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As Red Hat and Microsoft announced today, Red Hat's OpenShift container platform will soon support Windows Server containers, Microsoft's container technology for running Windows applications in containers.
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While you probably only think "containers" when you hear about Docker, the company now seems to think about Docker as an ecosystem that isn't just about containers.
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We had far more bike water bottles than we could possibly need, and large quantities of plastic storage containers without lids and lids to missing plastic storage containers.
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Believe it or not, a lot of companies will recycle your old product containers for you, all you have to do is bring your containers to the store.
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In addition to all of this, the Azure Container Service will soon gain support for using Docker Swarm to manage Windows Server containers in addition to Linux containers.
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Running containers on bare metal has some performance benefits and development teams will be able to choose the kid of machine they want to run their containers on.
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Kata Containers is a new open source project that aims to bring the best of containers (speed, flexibility, manageability etc.) with the best of virtual machines (especially security).
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The government is considering whether deposits on bottles should apply to all drink containers, or be limited to containers that are 750 milliliters (26.4 fluid ounces) or less.
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To manage all of these containers, you need another set of specialized software like Kubernetes (which Google originally developed) that helps you push those containers out to different machines, makes sure that they run and lets you spin up a few more containers with a specific application when demand increases.
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Screenshot: Evolute The second part of the equation is managing the containers, and Francisco acknowledges that there are other platforms out there for running containers in production including Kubernetes, the open source container orchestration tool, but he says his company's ability to manage containers at scale separates him from the pack.
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Authorities blocked main roads leading to the Rawalpindi rally with shipping containers and obstructed the rally site with trucks and containers, keeping PTI supporters from gathering there en masse.
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While AWS is clearly placing big bets on containers, he is also quite realistic about the fact that many companies will continue to use containers for the foreseeable future.
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Essentially, it creates a storage layer for database containers or other stateful containers that your apps can then access, no matter where they run or where the data resides.
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The highly glycosylated (a term used to denote addition of sugars) mucins are then packed into big containers and these containers then mature whereby the mucins almost become crystalline.
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Both were cold-launched using gas pressure from cylindrical containers, both ignited their solid motors after leaving their containers and both used the same design for their rocket stages.
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Though most containers are BPA-free and brands claim they are microwave safe, our research shows that microwaving plastic can lead to stains, odors, and damage to the containers.
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Food storage containers You'll want to divvy up the food you prepare into pre-portioned containers so you can take it out as needed for meals during the week.
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Rather than send shipping containers full of building materials to Antarctica and send them back empty, the architects integrated the shipping containers into the design, saving cost and time.
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While my containers have left the dishwasher with some small spots and stains, they smelled good as new and were far less dirty than my previous containers had been.
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Containers are actually ideal for this kind of scenario because game sessions tend to last for relatively short periods of time and containers can be deployed and shut down quickly.
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"Load the containers first and load the 10,000 tons of sugar (at the next port) over them so that the containers cannot be seen," said the document, translated from Korean.
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At the same time, though, containers are also opening up new opportunities for OpenStack, as you still need some way to manage those containers and the rest of your infrastructure.
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"They are not containers actually and even less 'shipping containers' as some wrote but temporary wood structures like these," explained Zopf, indicating products constructed by Uffer as an example (shown here).
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Commons Clause stops open-source abuse As containers gain popularity for a broad variety of use cases, entrepreneurs and infrastructure software investors are focused on investing in the machinery around containers.
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Talking about containers, Microsoft also today announced that its Nano Server, the slimmed-down version of Windows Server for cloud-native workloads and especially for running containers, is getting even slimmer.
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"We've turned into hunters of containers with spoiled merchandise," said Aray, the legislator, whose desk is filled with pictures of packages of powdered milk that expired while sitting in shipping containers.
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Ships have grown from carrying 2,000 to 3,000 standard twenty foot cargo containers (TEU) in the 1980s to carrying up to 18,000 containers and vessels of 20,000 TEU are being built.
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Now it's easier than ever to find plastic containers that are BPA free, but there are still looming concerns over whether or not it's ever really OK to microwave plastic containers.
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Some platforms — Android, iOS, containers in the cloud, etc.
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Some 214 trains travelled between the two countries in 218, hauling 22016,21.435 shipping containers, according to Deutsche Bahn, and there are plans to increase that to 20163,22016 containers a year by 22015.
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She says shops could display fruit and vegetables in closed containers, rather than wrapping them individually, and that shoppers can easily store fresh produce in reusable containers in their fridges at home.
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Somebody could theoretically still smuggle malicious code into the containers, but this process, which enforces standard container release practices, for example, should ensure that only authorized containers can run in the environment.
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Then they disassembled it, packed it into 200 shipping containers, and sent the containers via train to Leningrad, then by boat to New Orleans, and then finally on tractor-trailers to Boulder.
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The containers, which each held around 500,000 pounds of organic peroxides, burned for days, leading to a controlled burn of the remaining chemical containers that had not then ignited on their own.
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Bright containers of everything from standard half-sours to Italian eggplant pickles, mole carrots, pickled eggs and kimchi are set out in containers and tubs on a counter, with toothpicks for sampling.
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These containers are available as a 5-piece set, a 10-piece set, or a 69.493-piece set, each comprised four different sized containers: 2 quarts, 1.5 quarts, 0.9 quarts, and 0.35 quarts.
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Keep the unnecessary calories away with three portion-control food containers that stack perfectly inside, with easily rearrangeable compartments for other containers, cups, or utensils — there's even space for two protein shaker cups.
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Evolute, a 3-year old startup out of Mountain View, officially launched the Evolute platform today with the goal of helping large organizations migrate applications to containers and manage those containers at scale.
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They range from the "Temporary Museum of Temporary Containers," which consists of used take-out containers painted pink, to "Comida a Mano," an outdoor earthen oven and video exhibit that celebrates cultural diversity.
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Less plastic foam Single-use plastic foam containers and foam packing peanuts would be a thing of the past, but the ban wouldn't apply to prepackaged food containers for uncooked meat or eggs.
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"Passengers are not able to remove anything from these temporary containers, and anything that passengers put in the containers is picked up and disposed of by a third-party service," reads Moncur's email.
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It had previously announced support for Linux containers last year.
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Five containers of waste were returned to Spain last month.
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When ACI made it debut, it only supported Linux containers.
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It had been stored in shipping containers in a warehouse.
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In this space, the containers are estranged from their function.
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Agricool: grows and produces fruits and vegetables inside shipping containers
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That way it's always moving full containers with maximum efficiency.
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Docker gives customers a standard way to build program containers.
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Like languages, they were containers and generators of new life.
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The two containers will last me most of next year.
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The same goes for other glass containers filled with food.
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But Friend's team had made aluminum containers, just in case.
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Portals made of shipping containers connect passersby around the globe.
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INGRAHAM: How do we go from containers to green thumbs?
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The containers each held around 500,000 pounds of organic peroxides.
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I'll add broccoli to the containers before I freeze them.
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All of this, unsurprisingly, is powered by containers and Kubernetes.
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You also can run Docker containers on those GPU instances.
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But containers on a car park don't sound as attractive.
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There's no chip restricting you to certain containers or coffees.
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Officials plan to send the rest of the containers back.
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The recalled products were sold in clear, plastic clamshell containers.
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We'd look through large shipping containers, searching for something. Anything.
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Read more: The best food storage containers you can buy
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Magic Tap created a universal cap that fits most containers.
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The contaminated water was sold in 1 gallon, clear containers.
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Besides, he said, cargo containers constitute cargo even when empty.
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Instead, you'll find these large containers in your hotel shower.
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A line of white office containers stands empty for now.
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So what does the Kata Containers project actually look like?
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The refurbished containers in Calais are unattractive to some migrants.
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The police opened the containers with the uniforms on Wednesday.
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Also, the containers where we keep the coffee are plastic.
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Food containers often fall into one of these two categories.
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"We're talking about thousands of containers a day," he said.
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Shipping containers barricading the main streets are a ubiquitous sight.
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At a chief competitor, DS Containers, the story is different.
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Date and label spices and store them in transparent containers.
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Right now, customers are encouraged to bring their own containers.
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Date and label spices, and store them in transparent containers.
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Breweries said they would help people fill up water containers.
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Use those food containers you received as a housewarming gift.
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Community volunteers cut the doors and windows in the containers.
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Barrel bombs are containers filled with explosives dropped from helicopters.
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I put the salad into three containers for the week.
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All the drugs tested were in their original sealed containers.
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The containers themselves are fit to handle practically any environment.
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The Clear Storage Containers are both microwave and freezer safe.
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Plastic containers get passed through makeshift windows by gloved hands.
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It's about breaking things down into containers or modular units.
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Gabonese authorities said last month they had recovered 200 containers.
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Barrel bombs are containers packed with explosives dropped from helicopters.
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Over 100 containers of 2.63 TCL 4K HDR 120HZ ROKU Smart LED for Walmart and 30 containers totaling 34,5000 units of Polaroid's 32-inch Flat Panel for Target came in during August to October.
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The ship has the capacity to carry fourteen thousand four hundred and fourteen containers, some in its hold and some stacked on its deck to a maximum height of eleven containers—almost ninety feet.
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The city of Berkeley, California, has proposed levying a tax on disposable food containers, prohibiting the use of takeout containers that can't be recycled and requiring restaurants to use reusable dishware for dining in.
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The team also did a lot of work on Kubernetes itself to add support for Windows Server Containers, which enable Windows users to package their containers, which can then run on Windows Server 2016.
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Approaches such as immutable containers change how you think about your systems with containers: Immutable Servers are a deployment model that mandates that no application updates, security patches, or configuration changes happen on production systems.
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Microservices encompass the idea that instead of building a monolithic application, you break it down into a series of smaller services, typically launching them in containers and orchestrating the containers in a tool like Kubernetes.
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Consumers get refillable containers and as they use up the items, they can call a Loop pick up driver to take their containers away to be refilled or send them off at a UPS store.
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It's hard to tear yourself away from ordering plastic containers brimming with pad thai, foil-wrapped burritos, and rectangular aluminum containers filled with samosas, with the simple push of a few buttons on your phone.
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If you're storing these in separate containers, like mason jars or quart containers, keep the plastic bag they came in folded up inside on top so that you can reference the manufacturer's cooking instructions later.
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While 71% of grandparents keep prescriptions in original containers that may include tamper-proof features, the rest of them moved medicines to other containers or pill boxes that are easier to open, the poll found.
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The drugs were packed in sealed containers inside of a cooler.
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Another 7,000 or so are kept in nine shipping containers outside.
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We're told cops found open containers of alcohol in his vehicle.
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Containers are vulnerable to cyber attacks in three main ways: 1.
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Bringing serverless and containers together is just one example of that.
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The containers are faux swamps, and they hold developing larval mosquitoes.
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A worker places containers of pupae into a cage for study.
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A Wyoming city's downtown decorative plant containers have gone to pot.
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After 11 months, though, the containers remained in the parking lot.
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Vegetables were in plastic bags; cookies were stored in plastic containers.
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Baskin-Robbins will also be offering collectible containers and exclusive merchandise.
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We've all probably heard of containers and virtual machines by now.
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Containers allowed you take that concept and make it even smaller.
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Users were stringing together EC2 instances, containers, notifications, and CloudWatch monitoring.
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"Containers of milk, all kinds of garbage — house garbage," he said.
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It runs at nearly full capacity, handling 800,000 containers a year.
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Freight rates for containers have plunged by a third since 22025.
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In the end, it's still just a company that makes containers.
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In the end, it's still just a company that makes containers.
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Each day about 65m meal-containers are discarded, by one estimate.
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Migrants and refugees have been encouraged to move into new containers.
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The tool monitors containers much like any other entity in Datadog.
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Inside Docker are "containers" that carry applications or sets of applications.
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Bachelard argues that houses are our storage containers our memories and
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Google has famously said everything inside the company runs on containers.
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They are stored in containers where they produce a rich must.
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Others fill containers from a muddy pool as donkeys drink alongside.
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Wild animals have made holes in storage containers, scattering seeds everywhere.
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Gabonese authorities said last month that they had recovered 200 containers.
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Agricool raises $9.1 million to grow fruits and vegetables in containers
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Overall Brazilian exports through containers fell 6 percent in the quarter.
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His makeshift sleeping quarters are partly devised from discarded cardboard containers.
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The containers fit into the cargo hold of an A330 aircraft.
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Each one has seven containers (for seven days of the week).
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I try to store leftover meals in glass containers, not plastic.
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Police have inspected only one-fifth of the containers so far.
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Instead, they are mixing in bare metal and containers as well.
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A pyramid of containers with GNC Wheybolic protein caught our attention.
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A set of Rubbermaid food storage containers to stash your snacks
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The vessel was loaded with FEMA containers, vehicles and other stores.
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And almost a quarter of it was various containers and packaging.
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The best lunch boxes, containers, and water bottles for school lunch
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A single block of three containers was dedicated to gay refugees.
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They arrange them in plastic containers and then freeze them overnight.
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These festive plastic containers are great for storing your holiday sweets.
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I heat up one of my breakfast hash containers from Sunday.
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Remember, metal containers and aluminum foil are not compatible with microwaves.
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Packages are known as "charts," which consist one or more containers.
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With containers, developers "got a taste of small," Hykes told me.
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It depends on what you intend on doing with your containers.
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The cars are on two of the containers on this ship.
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By 2014, volume had surged to 13.5 million containers and trailers.
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Anopheles breed in standing water, like puddles, rather than in containers.
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Maine just became the first state to ban Styrofoam food containers.
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It's a parking lot filled with semitrailer trucks and shipping containers.
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"You have a container ship with thousands of containers," Musk said.
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The first is to deal with the growing volume of containers.
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Some of the pros stock up on storage containers for food.
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I mean, you don't want people randomly just filling your containers.
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Containers of hand disinfectant are also available to guests for free.
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Something about large open containers of yogurt feels less than sanitary.
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This Rubbermaid set of 21 containers has vented lids — so fancy!
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This set of 10 containers and lids costs $17.24 at Walmart.
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Last month, Cameroonian officials seized two shipping containers of pangolin scales.
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The containers, lids, and cup are microwave and dishwasher safe, too.
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But until now, researchers had not analyzed residues in the containers.
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An open-source platform used to create software packages called containers.
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But here's the problem: takeout containers create a lot of trash.
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The same is true when preservatives are applied in shipping containers.
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Everything's in containers, it's kind of anything goes, so to speak.
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The containers shown in the image are flasks, not test tubes.
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While the market for so-called dry containers has been squeezed by increased competition, demand for refrigerated containers has grown thanks to higher global demand for fresh produce and other commodities, Maersk said in a statement.
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Retailers also ordered shipping containers and containers of cookware, toys, appliances and mattresses, according to import and shipping data from August through October as tracked by Ocean Audit, a firm that assists companies with freight issues.
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While companies liked the agility that Docker containers give them, they also wanted management control over administration, security and governance around the containers they were creating and shipping, Scott Johnston, SVP of product management told TechCrunch.
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We take you to the incinerators that turn waste into ash, and go inside glowing white rooms where row upon row of massive containers hold high-level nuclear waste—these containers are warm to the touch.
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In one room containing various boxes and containers — including Austrian military chests, German flute cases, and religious containers for crucifixes and scepters — a long museum display case is empty, as an object in its own right.
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Mr. Galvin's biggest client is the military — which turns those containers into housing, mess halls, computer server storage and commissaries, among other structures — but he believes shipping containers work just as well on a small scale.
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While the company previously split up many of the features it takes to use containers in production (think building containers, deploying them and then orchestrating them), it is now building container orchestration right into the Docker Engine.
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And while container deployments are also about being able to quickly start up and shut down containers as needed, most developers want a persistent storage system that can then feed the applications that run on these containers.
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"Until now we have 32 burned containers and practically everything that was in those containers was looted," Leiva told Honduran media outlet Diario Colon Hn. Dole Food Company did not respond immediately to a request for comment.
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The underwater server containers could also help make web services work faster.
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Below are containers for compost, soil, plants, rocks, starfish and safety goggles.
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Amazon also has deals on containers, lids, accelerator tools, and drive sockets.
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Watch the video above to learn more about building with shipping containers.
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There is some logic for ditching the use of smaller plastic containers.
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And these containers should be thoroughly washed afterward with warm soapy water.
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Amazon ordered 50 containers full of Paw Patrol Ultimate toy fire trucks.
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Squareroots, for example, grows plants in containers at the former Pfizer factory.
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It's no surprise Kamity is interested in the Windows market for containers.
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She then hid the remains in containers inside their home, authorities said.
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Also, Infinity Stone containers have differed in color from their stones before.
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I was disappointed to see toiletries provided in small, disposable plastic containers.
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In Rotterdam, shipping containers were toppled and entire roofs ripped off homes.
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Containers allow developers to build, test and run their software applications easily.
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"The containers, ships and runs are all going to change," he says.
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EVERY day more than 8,000 containers flow through the Port of Rotterdam.
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Wirecutter likes the durable and tightly sealed Rubbermaid Brilliance Pantry Storage Containers.
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The refugees live in empty shipping containers stacked one upon the other.
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The company is now renting a big warehouse to fill with containers.
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Lorries and containers were used to cut off roads leading to it.
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Picking up one of the containers, the young man opened the lid.
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OpenStack now features multiple services that make running containers on OpenStack easier.
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I top it with couscous and place everything in five lunch containers.
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The new product, called Ocean, gives developers deploying containers a cheaper option.
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The results: All the cats were most interested in containers that rattled.
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Containers, Heroku, and other tools have extracted away the operation level complexity.
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He wants all new stores to be built in repurposed shipping containers.
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Not surprisingly, we see a meteoric rise in automated provisioning and containers.
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The vitrines are abstract contemporary objects — glass containers filled with simple shapes.
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Ideally, Africa would learn to fill shipping containers with clothes and gadgets.
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Ladle the chili into 6 individual heat-safe plastic or glass containers.
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The plants have found new homes with neighbours and in nearby containers.
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I throw leftovers into separate containers to last me a few meals.
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Have a 2-4 week supply of water in clean plastic containers.
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Bigger containers could have issues distributing the heat evenly throughout the organ.
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Photoville's exhibits are built using repurposed shipping containers on the Brooklyn Waterfront.
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A similar procedure is followed, in reverse, when imported containers are unloaded.
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Physicians similarly warned against washing plastic containers or cups in the dishwasher.
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For a safer alternative, the AAP recommends using glass or ceramic containers.
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One of the mouse containers is surrounded by bright lights and speakers.
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Running OpenStack itself on top of containers is a different problem, though.
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On Monday, Venezuelans formed lines to fill containers from a sewage pipe.
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Bring the rest of the toppings in containers and let everyone DIY.
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Those containers have another way of adding a spring to your step.
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Just like with the matcha cups, these containers feature a delightful design.
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Both function as containers, providing steady streams of content for targeted populations.
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Kubernetes has its own container management system that works with Docker containers.
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He had all those little medicinal marijuana containers everywhere, that's pretty evident.
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And always inspect any store-bought or home-canned food containers closely.
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It was carrying 1,080 containers from the port of Nagoya to Tokyo.
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The containers can house 5003,2500 people, giving priority to children and families.
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Software also works out how to stack containers on ships more efficiently.
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Dozens of investigators reportedly hauled away containers of equipment for further examination.
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They swapped the plastic buckets for metal containers that don't retain odors.
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The minors have been housed temporarily in converted shipping containers in Calais.
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The private data was stored in containers provided by cloud provider Rackspace.
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Today companies are using containers and Kubernetes, and beyond that, serverless architecture.
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He had five containers of marijuana in the car at the time.
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The Houthis have blocked off roads with shipping containers and cement blocks.
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The project now better supports containers and bare metal servers, for example.
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Cost: I spent about $200 on eco-friendly foodware and storage containers.
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The SmartTag can fit into Ovie's storage containers, clips or adhesive connectors.
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Semi-soft and hard cheeses shouldn't be locked in air-tight containers.
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Some of our picks have built-in ice packs or insulated containers.
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Roughly 30% of the containers come in and out through their ports.
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Typically, those containers aren't individually inspected as that would slow down commerce.
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The containers are industrial size, and there must be 50 of them.
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Like Gilley, Elizabeth Silva stores most of her belongings in containers too.
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The crane is supported by 52 counterweight containers, each weighing 100 tons.
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The Spanish authorities would not disclose the intended destination of the containers.
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After that, the company will start to store containers on the pier.
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French startup Agricool is using containers to grow strawberries around big cities.
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This summer, the startup is going to put five containers around Paris.
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This is particularly important with containers, says Chotin, because of the volume.
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I pointed to their disposal containers and gestured for them to move.
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His death was the last one attributed to Burger King's Pokémon containers.
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Several containers from India are held up at Iranian ports, exporters said.
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This three-bedroom home was made from four shipping containers in Sydney.
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The approximately 3,600 containers on this specific run will contain frozen fish.
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Silva said she plans to get a curtain to hide the containers.
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Food storage containers are generally made of glass, plastic, or stainless steel.
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The sidewalk there is littered with broken glass and empty takeout containers.
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Since then, they have been sleeping in shipping containers beside the property.
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Park visitors have abandoned picnic areas with open food containers and trash.
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JPEGs are containers for partitioned data; pixels are merely vessels of light.
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Containers for blooms can stretch the imaginations of designers and florists alike.
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The shipping containers and crane are the literal implements of global capitalism.
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Crusty leather gloves pull on ropes attached to heavy metal cargo containers.
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Insurgents burned down some containers in the center of the district. Oct.
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Our containers system was just a glorified spreadsheet where nothing is automated.
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Environmentalists argue the best way to eliminate waste is to reuse containers.
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Standardized shipping containers, for instance, have made international commerce far more efficient.
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But it built its fortune on a modern environmental pariah: foam containers.
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Jaimie and Dave Hinckle's home is made out of two shipping containers.
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The shipping containers that make up the home are taller than average.
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When it comes to software development, containers are taking over the world.
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These containers are also good for storing leftover paint for touch-ups.
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You don't examine the ice-cream containers while at the grocery store.
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These containers have sealing lids that won't let any food spill out.
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Wrinkles, she likes to say, are containers for memories and lived experience.
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I have lemon trees in containers, but I don't get many lemons.
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Ditch all those weird packages and bottles and containers in the fridge.
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I think of those moments as containers of memory and historical resonance.
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Some hide cocaine within the walls of shipping containers, or inside fruit.
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But outré chairs are one thing; sporks and yogurt containers are another.
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The metal containers at least helped contain any fires, said former employees.
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That is the equivalent of about 3,000 standard 40-foot shipping containers.
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The most itemized system of containers goes awry after a few minutes.
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Forty-foot-long containers occasionally disappear, most likely the result of theft.
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It was not clear how many of the three containers went overboard.
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News footage showed shipping containers strewn across Kobe Port, a cargo hub.
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Dozens of shoe boxes, plastic containers and rubber bins lined the walls.
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There were more containers balanced in stacks on top of the bed.
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Others said they had been forced to unpack containers full of ammunition.
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But these pleasure purses transform in the 1980s into containers of threat.
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Though the terminal operators handle each other's containers to help boost the port's efficiency, PSA had alleged that DP World and Maersk last year issued advisories aimed at discouraging port users from sending PSA's containers to their terminals.
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Though government officials quibbled about the number of containers stuck in the terminal, Ayala insisted the Federal Emergency Management Agency was not factoring in the thousands of commercial containers with nonessential cargo that were blocking the supply chain.
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Wholesalers that manufacture in China can reserve spaces in these containers through Amazon to ship to the West Coast of the US.In 2018, Amazon shipped more than 5,300 containers from China to the US, according to USA Today.
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And because the idea of containers — and the so-called "microservices" model it enables — is to break down a complex monolithic app into much smaller and more manageable pieces, the number of containers tends to increase over time.
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But while other companies like Starbucks are figuring out how to make at least a partial shift to reusable containers — even at the risk of hurting their bottom line — Coca-Cola is sticking with its single-use containers.
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Although many brands claim that even their smallest containers are recyclable — and, strictly speaking, some are — Mr. Szaky says containers smaller than the average stick of deodorant are typically passed over by recyclers as less profitable to process.
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The authorities in Plovdiv also found another device in the making that consisted of 14.5 kilograms (about 31 pounds) of an explosive substance stored in plastic containers, the space between containers filled with nails to cause maximum damage.
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Once its unloaded, the Hanjin Greece will be reloaded with empty containers or with containers filled with goods for export, said Barbara Maynard, a spokeswoman for Justice for Port Drivers, a union organizing effort by the Teamsters' Port Division.
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The Charleston port allowed trucking companies to pick up imported Hanjin containers and also allowed exporters to "restuff" them into containers from other carriers, said Clinton Eisenhauer, senior vice president of external affairs for the South Carolina Ports Authority.
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"A growing desire to run more heterogeneous and less trusted workloads has created an interest in sandboxed containers — containers that provide a secure isolation boundary between the host OS and the application running inside the container," today's announcement notes.
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In late February and early March, the authorities uncovered and seized 392 containers with 5,000 cubic meters of illegally felled kevazingo wood in the port of Owendo - but by the end of April, 353 of the containers had disappeared.
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"I believe that containers will be the primary way that applications will be built, deployed and managed," he told me, and argued that his company, especially after the CoreOS acquisition, is now a leader in both containers and Kubernetes.
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Consider that in 1980 3.1 million containers and trailers were moved by rail intermodal — the long-haul movement of shipping containers and truck trailers by rail, combined with a (usually much shorter) truck movement at one or both ends.
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Containers then enter the port district, where there is a single scanner to monitor a daily flow of thousands of containers, which is operated not by police or customs but by employees of the port concession holder, APM Terminals.
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ABC News reported that Yeo Bee Yin announced at a press conference that his country had returned 150 containers of plastic waste in the last quarter of 85033, and expected to return another 110 containers in the coming months.
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Fancier at-home devices are full-on containers specifically for sous vide cooking.
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Each reactor has three containers set one inside another like Russian nesting dolls.
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They opened up 200 containers and tried to use the devices they found.
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They promptly shoved the two shoebox-sized containers of insects into the freezer.
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The dismembered body, arranged meticulously in several containers on a shelf, is fake.
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Rivals send containers across the Pacific to America that are only 65% full.
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Some restaurants, for sanitation reasons, won't allow customers to bring their own containers.
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Human body parts, including heads, were stored in Tupperware containers and large drums.
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That's enough DNA to fill about 330 very large (53-foot) shipping containers.
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Qualified containers include blush compacts, eyeshadow pots, foundation bottles, lipstick tubes, and more.
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The system then handles the container registry and manages the containers for them.
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These containers are isolated from other customers using "proven virtualization technology," Microsoft says.
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Tiasaga assisted in bringing the nets on board and moving them into containers.
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What does the number of containers in these ports suggest about trade balances?
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Containers block the Tienditas Bridge, which links Venezuela and Colombia, on March 20.
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Inspectors there found fireworks in a few containers, according to the U.N. report.
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Habitat's promises sound a bit like those we've long heard about containers, too.
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There's Kubernetes for containers and OpenStack for running enterprise-grade infrastructure, for example.
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Its containers include everything from windows to appliances and its smart-home technology.
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Prices for transporting containers have plunged by the same amount on some routes.
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There the balloon popped and dropped the two containers back to the ground.
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To host all of this, Pantheon currently has 1.2 million containers in production.
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CRAIG MENEAR: And so, it takes a lot of containers to move product.
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It sells services that dispatch software containers with AI algorithms to any device.
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Homeowners have been advised to dump out containers of water on their properties.
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"The majority of new stores are being built in shipping containers," said Bared.
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It's where I saw the foremen had converted shipping containers into their offices.
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The Coast Guard warned ships in the area to beware of floating containers.
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Today, Pixeom uses containers to ship and manage its software on the edge.
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The recalled melon was sold in clear, plastic containers, according to the CDC.
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But in tests of 25 other beverage containers, 16 percent did have PFASs.
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Yes, real containers, and some of them even contain small trinkets for trade.
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Containers were okay last year but this year they will be more challenging.
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If you picture a terminal, chances are you see huge piles of containers.
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For Docker/container fans, this is not very different from what containers do.
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Kubernetes is a tool that helps companies running containers juggle or orchestrate them.
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They've got the game down, they put stuff in containers and mismark them.
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The eggs cling to the edges of containers and can survive long droughts.
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Close up of a range of empty baby containers in the maternity hospital
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Now, large shipping containers called isoboxes are often used as places of residence.
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As a single working mother, she packed her children's lunches in glass containers.
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The containers had been arriving over a period since October 2018, Nhim said.
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It will have a capacity equivalent of 3 million 20-foot shipping containers.
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AugustaWestland disassemble the wings and sent it by sea in two shipping containers.
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Best of all, these containers all clock in under the $5 money marker.
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The researchers found the containers on Docker Hub, a repository for user images.
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For drinks you do buy, opt for those that come in glass containers.
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It now uses shipping containers and moves the product from the Thessaloniki port.
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In that time, he'll collect 1,000 or more containers, worth $50 or so.
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More than 200 containers from FEMA were distributed on Saturday, the governor said.
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Customers can choose their favorite scents, and the color of their refillable containers.
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The eggs stick to the sides of containers and can survive drying out.
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I've carried a ton of meals in these containers and none have spilled.
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That amounts to three million containers annually, carrying $65 billion worth of goods.
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By 85033, about 60 million shipping containers will pass through U.S. ports annually.
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Dugway's main operations include the "BRAUCH" training facility, constructed from various shipping containers.
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OXO: Take 20% off smart seal containers and glass bakeware until December 8.
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The massive containers hold vastly more than a traditional barrel for aging brews.
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The motorway connecting the two regions was blocked with shipping containers and barricades.
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Cloud infrastructure providers have been rolling out services for running programs inside containers.
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Most plastic containers are made of several different layers which are fused together.
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Containers are a modern alternative to virtual machines, which were pioneered by VMware.
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The problem with containers is that there are just so many of them.
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Some of the protesters set garbage containers on fire and set cars alight.
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Some Disney resorts are transitioning to refillable containers attached to the wall, however.
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The soaking will expedite the process of washing the containers down the line.
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For plastic and glass containers, freezer-safe tape comes in handy for labeling.
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The space was covered with garbage, plastic bags and used body soap containers.
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Come winter, she steps away, letting the steel containers freeze where they stand.
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It's sold at Murray's Cheese in containers that hold two four-ounce balls.
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The containers they come in could be around for hundreds of years thereafter.
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Soon there may be no space left, leaving containers stuck at the port.
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Sidoti said she also recommends buying food-storage containers at the dollar store.
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The Smithey family told Insider that they like the sustainability of shipping containers.
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Containers and the Kubernetes software used to manage them have become increasingly popular.
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The old doctrines based on containers, pockets and bags are no longer sufficient.
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The city provided the property for me and (local) businesses donated shipping containers.
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In specially designed shipping containers were six chocolate bays and two dappled grays.
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At the same time, exports and empty containers are piling up, he said.
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An executive had said up to eight more containers could burn and explode.
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He now uses refrigerated steel containers designed for carrying frozen goods on ships.
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Later, we pick up the empty containers and return them to the families.
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Goats and pigeons were moved in containers strapped to the roofs of buses.
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They're dissolvable—the adhesive washes right off and won't ruin your storage containers.
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That changed in the 1950s and 1960s with the introduction of shipping containers.
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Price: $7.99 for three Get excited about storing leftovers by using stylish containers.
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Once returned, the companies will be in charge of responsibly recycling the containers.
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I also have had a positive dishwashing experience when using Snapware&aposs containers.
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Another extension worthy of a mention is Mozilla's own Firefox Multi-Account Containers.
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Many are moving on to new countries in Europe, leaving their containers behind.
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But don't automatically purge all of your plastic containers; that creates unnecessary waste.
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Eighty containers full of the prince's stuff were expected to arrive in advance.
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They are vertical farms — everything grows inside 320-square-foot steel shipping containers.
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He built a family-owned company into a global supplier of produce containers.
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Their transgression: claiming refunds for deposits on containers that had never been paid.
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As the original families started to leave, the containers should have been demolished.
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We wait outside the magnetic cells, a block of containers thick with cement.
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I have containers and containers of clothes that I've hoarded in my attic and I probably should give them away to give good use, but I am selfishly wanting to hold on it because I'm like, 'What if I need that?
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He said problems sourcing good quality cotton and ongoing energy shortages in Pakistan had reduced his company's exports of finished textiles from more than 100 shipping containers a month over much of the last two years to about 203 containers today.
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But he says the Linux connection, the fact that containers are built on Linux, is really what is the most likely factor driving the business, and that they can apply what they know in Linux to containers is a big deal.
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Hungary is locking up migrants in shipping containers to stop border crossings Hungary is locking up migrants in shipping containers to stop border crossings A new law in Hungary sends a clear message to would-be-border crossers: Don't even try.
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At Crowley, which has served the Puerto Rican market since 1954 (longer than any other Jones Act carrier), the yard is already over the normal capacity of 3,200 containers, and more than 400 additional containers had been delivered by midmorning Thursday.
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Johnston says that deploying the containers is just the first part of the problem.
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The dogs missed it, but agents found 2 vapes and containers with liquid THC.
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For Surface Imagery, the Institute of Contemporary Art Miami screened videos inside shipping containers.
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Cold-rolled steel is used in automotive body panels, appliances, shipping containers and construction.
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Some 15 towns in the state have already banned foam food containers, it says.
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Food contact paperboard was next, at 20%, followed by other beverage containers at 16%.
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The largest recipient of tariff exclusions was DS Containers, a subsidiary of Daiwa Can.
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After losing generators, workers transferred products from the warehouses into diesel-powered refrigerated containers.
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Thanks to KubeCon in Copenhagen, this week is all about containers — and especially Kubernetes.
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Companies had to develop new durable containers that were easy to clean and use.
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Containers are slowly becoming the distribution medium of choice for a number of vendors.
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In Hamburg, Germany, trucks deliver containers full of packages to a drop-off site.
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This Bella blender comes with 12 pieces including different sized blending containers and lids.
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In Djibouti, U.N. and local officials searched the containers the ship had left behind.
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Buy in bulk and find brands that offer bigger sizes instead of individual containers.
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The sheriff said that what appeared to be an explosion was the containers popping.
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Earlier this month, the government also sent back five containers of waste to Spain.
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You can, however, also manage Windows containers through PowerShell without touching Docker's management tools.
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They then stuffed two large wheeled trash containers with jewels, gold and precious stones.
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Someone has to be around to check inside containers and bags with suspicious contents.
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Aluminium competes with steel for use in cars, and with glass in drinks containers.
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It's going to be a long, capital-intensive venture to iterate on those containers.
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Locals began to question why the truck was carrying the dough in open containers.
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Once the containers are full, they're carted to a nearby facility to be dried.
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Aedes aegypti, the mosquitoes that carry Zika, lay eggs in small containers of water.
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Containers broke open on the shores of the Dutch islands of Terschelling and Vlieland.
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Three containers holding hazardous materials have not yet been located, the Coast Guard said.
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Bagamoyo's port was expected to handle more containers than Rotterdam, Europe's biggest freight terminal.
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This has left containers of plastic sitting in US ports waiting for a destination.
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For some, Siegel's hollow busts might evoke vessels or perhaps metaphorical containers of emotion.
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You know what travels in shipping containers in all the movies and TV shows?
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It comes in rose gold containers and yes that is your only color option.
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BlueCargo is optimizing container management for ports, kind of like Jenga for shipping containers.
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The cost for replacing your old, mismatched food storage containers can really add up.
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Made of FDA-approved food-safe material, it works with containers of all sizes.
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The port handles more than half of India's traffic of shipping containers each year.
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Other operators then collect their containers by truck for loading at their own terminals.
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Thanks to containers and microservices, the way we are building software is quickly changing.
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We swear you'll never look at your humble milk containers the same way again.
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The containers release mucins to the extracellular space by fusion to the cell surface.
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I'm trying to reduce my single-use plastic, so everything goes in glass containers.
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This level of organization is required because the number of containers can grow quickly.
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"Ports load and unload containers automatically, using GPS to guide the cranes," he explained.
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The largest ships create sudden surges of 5,000 containers to handle when they dock.
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They plan to expand to monitor containers and API services like Twilio and Stripe.
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Shipping containers are air-tight, water-tight, fire and wind resistant, and termite resistant.
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Lol Disney tried to hide the Millennium Falcon by surrounding it with shipping containers.
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On Monday, Venezuelans seeking water formed lines to fill containers from a sewage pipe.
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The port handles more than half of India's traffic in shipping containers each year.
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The containers are lit by the orange glow from the factory, behind the photographer.
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I sample the cold-pressed juice that comes in plastic containers with small lids.
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Restaurants can opt for containers that are easily recycled or made from recycled material.
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It might sound crazy but containers can be more efficient than traditional agricultural methods.
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Agricool plans to launch a hundred containers by 2021 in Paris and in Dubai.
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Last year it installed sensors on its containers that track their location and contents.
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Japan's NYK saved over $100m by getting better at spotting and using empty containers.
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They tend to be sold in larger containers than it seems like they need.
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It also must be packaged in hermetically sealed containers, to prevent leaks and spoilage.
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For one number, the containers look like sarcophagi; in another, they are mirrored doors.
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The rooms will be built using shipping containers and "outfitted for luxury," Siebrecht said.
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While everyone ate pasta from Styrofoam containers, Assange explained the mechanics of his diet.
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Americares is working to supply containers that can filter out bacteria, viruses and parasites.
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Approved disposal methods include incineration, boiling, autoclaving, bleaching or burying in concrete-sealed containers.
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Open food containers were prohibited, as was the use of laptop or tablet computers.
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The Aerospace Corporation has proposed the equivalent of shipping containers for launching small satellites.
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They are still present in many consumer products, including food and beverage storage containers.
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Robotic arms grip containers, lift them and deposit them on deck with thunderous rumbles.
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The miners usually pack containers of food from the canteen to eat for lunch.
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Additionally, TOTE's San Diego-built Perla Del Caribe arrived with 1,060 forty-foot containers.
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One Fenty Beauty fan has found a unique way to recycle their makeup containers.
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This means that developers don't have to worry about maintaining or updating these containers.
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Even in her bathroom, Gilley created a shelf of containers that are high up.
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At Socrates, three feral cats found his containers so comfortable that they moved in.
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To eliminate them would require removal of all pools and containers of water. Impossible.
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BPA is found in plastic food and beverage containers, canned foods and bottle tops.
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The great thing about growing fruits in containers is that you can control everything.
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And so dealing with VMs, containers and serverless is a reality for these enterprises.
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What it really comes down to is that containers have moved into the mainstream.
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Words that put people in containers, rank them, and are harmful, violent, and violating.
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Amazon has shipped at least 150 containers from China to the U.S. since October.
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We have a collection of glass containers with lids that we can write on.
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More often, the unrefrigerated metal containers turn dangerously hot in the South Texas sun.
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Entry points to Lahore, the former prime minister's hometown, were blocked with shipping containers.
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The bubble-shaped containers over the patients' heads in the video are mobile ventilators.
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"I hope we will add one million TEU of containers every year," said Houari.
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Johnson herself sold hummus—"120 containers, eight ounces each," a total of 60 pounds.
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During their first months, they slept inside empty containers despite the cold, residents said.
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Battered water containers were strewn everywhere, used by armed factions to construct defensive positions.
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Mr. Phelps stacked 25 decommissioned containers like blocks to create 21 graffitied guest rooms.
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"They started throwing stones, burning containers and generators," the Malian reporter told VICE News.
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The chemicals are liquids and are packaged in containers up to five-gallon size.
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Jumbo containers of hand wipes are also allowed in carry-on or checked luggage.
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Intermodal truckers carry shipping containers on their backs, from seaports to inland distribution centers.
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In particular, Cargomatic shifted into the "drayage" business — picking up containers from the port.
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"No, no," church volunteer Liz Magail Rodriguez said, pointing to the containers of food.
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In theory, for containers made of paper and cardboard, this should not be hard.
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Homes made out of shipping containers are becoming just as popular as tiny houses.
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Even with the best containers, it helps to have a system for managing leftovers.
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Dear Heloise: I am a woodworker, and I reuse plastic containers in my workshop.
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What they do: Collect and dump refuse or recyclable materials from containers into truck.
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The vessels, both built in 2013, can carry up to 4,20203 20-foot containers.
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At this location, whole strawberries and large containers of yogurt were on the shelves.
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And countless single-family homes in this country and others make use of containers.
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The containers are being tested with three of Just Eat's "restaurant partners" in London.
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Ships have been detained at port, containers unloaded and cars put back in storage.
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SHANGHAI — Some docks in China are clogged with arriving shipping containers or iron ore.
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This gets rid of the smell and the smaller containers are easier to empty.
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You might want to invest in some gear, like a lunch bag and containers.
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The actresses and influencers quickly posted videos and photos of the containers being unboxed.
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I also have two huge containers of Lego pieces and different Lego building kits.
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Takeout containers of hummus and carrot sticks were set out on the kitchen table.
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After that, it can be turned into paperboard used in things like cereal containers.
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We are also digitizing the way we operate the ships, the cranes, the containers.
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Several Maersk containers could be seen parked among rows of shipments at Hamad Port.
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In January, the Berkeley City Council passed a ban on non-compostable food containers.
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Pods are simply a group of containers you launch on the same Kubernetes cluster.
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They're also concerned about plans to fingerprint people to allow access to the containers.
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The other containers then spilled, leading to a chain-reaction crash involving four vehicles.
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His government erected shipping containers on the Tienditas Bridge to keep the aid out.
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What to watch: Trader Joe's 6 oz-containers of egg salad and 20-oz.
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Similar paradoxical effects have been found in relation to calorie labelling on alcohol containers.
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IBM Cloud Private wants to help customers take IBM middleware and other legacy applications, place them inside containers and transform them into contemporary applications to take advantage of containers and container orchestration run by Kubernetes — and all the flexibility that offers them.
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The types of packaging were split into six categories: food contact paper (sandwich wrappers and pastry bags), food contact paperboard (boxes for fries or pizza), non-contact paper (outer bags), paper cups, other beverage containers (milk and juice containers) and miscellaneous (lids).
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Amazon directly imported about 10,000 20-foot containers into the U.S. last year and received an additional 20,000 containers from merchants as part of the company's Fulfillment by Amazon program, according to an analysis by Ocean Audit Inc, a freight auditing consultancy.
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I'm usually pretty good about packing my breakfast and lunch in reusable containers, so I brought leftover banana peanut butter oatmeal in a mason jar and a meal-prepped kale and citrus salad in one of Package Free's Airtight Stainless Steel containers.
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Shippable, founded in 2013, made its name early on as a provider of a containerized continuous integration and delivery platform based on Docker containers, but as Kubernetes has overtaken Docker in containerized deployments, the startup had also shifted its focus beyond Docker containers.
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They are trying to reduce the complexity associated with deploying and managing containers and to abstract away the most difficult parts, so that developers can concentrate on developing without having to worry about connecting to the technical underpinnings of building and deploying containers.
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Stainless Steel Food Storage Containers, Set of 4, $29.95Great as a more rough-and-tumble option to glass, this set of four stainless steel containers are great for snacks on the road, hike, plane, backyard picnic or anywhere else life takes you.
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Our containers ship a little bit over a thousand US Dollars only, so some of these homes can be put in 2 or 3 containers and you can do the math, when it gets from one point let's say Southeast Asia to Australia.
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The basic idea here is that containers, for all of their advantages, have long had a few basic security issues, largely because its hard to keep containers fully isolated from each other when they are running together on a shared virtual machine.
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Srise Insulated Lunch BoxIf you already have your own meal prep containers (or a ton of takeout containers you kept from your previous life), an insulated lunch box is great for easy transport without worrying about leakage or your food getting cold.
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I learned that, when it comes to reusable containers, glass is the new plastic (just be very careful with it), that bento boxes can be used for more than sushi, and that cute containers can bring me joy, even when meal prepping doesn't.
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Most of the seized pangolin scales have turned up in shipping containers in Hong Kong's port, the fifth largest in the world, where inspecting more than a sliver of the nearly 21 million containers that pass through annually would be a herculean task.
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Alternatively, you can buy regulation-sized containers and decant your beauty products before you trip.
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OSB is a type of wood panel used to make flooring, industrial containers and furniture.
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We're constantly running back and forth to the kitchen with small containers and baby bottles.
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"Once you touch the containers, you want to keep them or collect them," Costa explains.
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Officers searched cars, trucks, boats and containers, sometimes using sniffer dogs and X-ray scanners.
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Maine announced last month that it will ban styrofoam food containers statewide beginning in 2021.
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Plus there are actual musical puzzles that reward special items and pieces of heart containers.
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"This is a first in class fully enterprise-supported application platform for containers," he said.
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I wash the dishes, mostly plastic lunch containers, and pack my lunch for the day.
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Even swapping out plastic containers for glass and stainless steel didn't do it for her.
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"Some businesses owners had questions about the increased cost of recyclable food containers," she said.
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With so many containers arriving each day, investigators say it's impossible to check each one.
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One way to filter shipments is by manifests, which are filed before the containers arrive.
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Casey's room has been rearranged to accommodate her supply of ingredients and containers for packaging.
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Image: HisierraSome manufacturers have also been exploring greener alternatives to popular mylar and plastic containers.
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Up to eight more containers of chemicals may catch fire or explode, the AP reports.
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"He knows how to steal out of Tupperware containers, cupboards, and backpacks," Lindner told BuzzFeed.
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"Little did we know, my dad was 20, 30 feet away from us in containers."
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Lab technicians arrange containers of adult mosquitoes that will soon be released on Shazai Island.
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The US used to send 4,000 shipping containers of recycled goods to China a day.
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He said forensic officials told him no one is regulating the temperature within the containers.
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So no more putting in takeout containers without dumping out the soggy bits of food.
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Broken glass, empty beer cans and crusty styrofoam containers were scattered on the dusty floor.
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Or try swapping out aerosol-based texture sprays for those housed in pump-fueled containers.
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To do this, Kata Containers implements a very lightweight virtual machine (VM) for every container.
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Powell goes out to meet Thore, and discovers piles of food containers in the car.
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Over 24,000 square feet, the farm's crops include potatoes, kale and garlic, grown in containers.
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They found rolled steel in nearly half of the containers and printing paper in others.
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Only 4% of the containers had been distributed from the port so far, CNN reported.
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Heinkel sounds confident that the new shipping containers will keep the juicers away for good.
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Wilkins suggests keeping foods that are supposed to be cold in containers set on ice.
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I cook pesto sausage pasta and split it into containers for lunch later this week.
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Under the beds were rubber slides for the shower and containers with clothes and belongings.
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Why are these cocaine containers not going to any other country which imports Brazil sugar?
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With a planned capacity of 1.25m containers, Berbera would erode Djibouti's monopoly on Ethiopian cargo.
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"Stowers" take items from yellow containers and place them on shelves after scanning their location.
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It was near containers of ammonium nitrate, a highly explosive chemical commonly used in fertilizers.
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The new Task Placement Engine will allow developer to place containers in certain availability zones.
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Once the containers are delivered, the store is welded into place on a concrete foundation.
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In the pharmaceutical section, illustrations of containers are lined up next to illustrations of herbs.
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Some of the containers are still at the port of Manila, according to the report.
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In the backdrop stood Maduro's barricade, lined with shipping containers and an orange oil tanker.
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Ten days later, after thousands of containers had accumulated in the port, he tried again.
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Norway's shipping includes offshore, gas, chemicals, car vessels, dry bulk, crude, crude products and containers.
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With no laws against open containers, it was a tailgate atmosphere in a downtown setting.
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He said the company recognized containers included an operating system kernel, which was usually Linux.
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Coffee is exported on containers, which are carried by trucks from warehouses to the port.
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BlueCargo wants to optimize those movements by helping you store containers at the right spot.
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Additionally, the animal has been known to pry open bags or poke holes in containers.
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His assistant clinks down sterilized instruments and fluid-filled containers onto a stainless steel table.
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Fulmer estimates the metal containers towards the front could contain up to 100kg of explosives.
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We poured the formula into empty lipstick containers and froze them until they were solid.
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I would note that the sealed ballot containers store ballots that already have been counted.
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You can also save on sets of air-tight food storage containers and LED flashlights.
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APM Terminals has 74 port facilities globally and last year handled nearly 40 million containers.
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The bridge carried a stream of heavy trucks hauling containers to and from Genoa's port.
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Just like pharmacies, the walls inside al-Attar's store are lined with drawers and containers.
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Containers can run on any hardware, on any cloud, and in any environment without modification.
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The Coast Guard was skimming and pumping contaminated runoff into storage containers, the regulator said.
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Ten containers would not cover the vitamin and prescription needs of my family of four.
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One possible option is deposit systems that encourage customers to return reusable packaging or containers.
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Water bottles, Tupperware containers and even children's toys are made of the same thing: plastic.
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Standing as sentries to the narrow strait, giant gantry cranes heave containers onto waiting ships.
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The honey used in the beverage is also sourced locally in large, 25-liter containers.
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Yellow = ocean containers, Red = air freight (few because they arrive so fast), and white = truck.
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But they didn't let him and instead asked for two more containers for the poop.
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Now, authorities want those displaced by their eviction efforts to live in repurposed shipping containers.
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It was delivered in soda bottles, baby formula bottles and other miscellaneous containers, he said.
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Britain plans this year to introduce a deposit return scheme for single-use drink containers.
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For decades, other countries shipped containers full of scrap and waste to China for recycling.
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Its bombs typically contain small amounts of explosives packed into pressure cookers or similar containers.
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"So surplus space within stores is being used and containers are in carparks," he said.
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If all 111 containers were full, that would equate to around 2,900 tons of trash.
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The containers have been contaminating the water and polluting the air at Katunayake, AFP reported.
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The store is built out of shipping containers, culminating in an observation deck up top.
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The firefighters loaded supplies onto the plane, including special cases of blood in refrigerated containers.
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He saw three people die — one crushed by a truck, two flattened by wayward containers.
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Shipping containers were placed across major thoroughfares by the Punjab government to restrict their movements.
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And that means, right now, 13 million containers annually are traveling around with just air.
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Last year containers and packaging deals totalled $24.9 billion globally, according to Thomson Reuters data.
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A total of 21 containers washed up the Dutch islands of Vlieland, Terschelling and Ameland.
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Inside the abandoned buildings, Radionova said, she discovered pressurized containers with unknown "chemically hazardous substances."
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" "Containers are surrounded by mud and do not have electrical or water connections as yet.
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The report describes homeless families living in "blisteringly hot" shipping containers and converted office buildings.
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It will be built using 75 shipping containers of material imported from China, said Ubial.
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Any military ship with enough deck space for shipping containers will be pressed into service.
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Launched from containers and dropped from aircraft, these missiles are boosted to over Mach 20.
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However, it is estimated that less than 1 percent of cargo containers are actively inspected.
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We put our liquids in small containers because of a 2006 liquid explosive terror threat.
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Misty Gilley and Elizabeth Silva both expertly use containers to house most of their property.
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They breed near people mainly in containers of water, even as small as bottle caps.
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Some have flown kites carrying containers of petrol that spread fires on the Israeli side.
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For starters, getting legacy tech into containers has proven a time-consuming and challenging process.
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The delays caused some containers to miss their vessels, triggering contract breach penalties, Northey said.
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You can also upcycle empty paper towel rolls, mayonnaise jars,or cookie tines into containers.
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Smaller containers of hard alcohol, defined as 20 percent alcohol by volume, are still allowed.
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In the first half of life, Rohr explains, people are busy constructing "containers" for themselves.
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From Iceland and Sweden to Australia and Indonesia, these tasty containers know no geographical bounds.
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It's also something that was determined by the distribution and media containers of the time.
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Regular water can also be sold in other containers, like glass bottles or aluminum cans.
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Previously, some containers heading beyond Kenya were cleared at private freight station outside the port.
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She decided to use storage containers, which she placed on top of her Murphy bed.
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For example, dynamic explosions occurred when water was injected more quickly, and into taller containers.
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Young children raced handmade toy cars, assembled out of sticks, leaves and empty food containers.
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Store it as gas and it gradually leaks out of most containers, Mr. Burton said.
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Tesco, the largest British supermarket group, is renting refrigerated containers in case of supply disruptions.
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With all these identical containers, knowing what's inside and when you bought it is essential.
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Some of the containers have been sitting in the town of Capas, north of Manila.
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When we come home, we chop all the veggies and refrigerate them in plastic containers.
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Juthani emphasized that while hand sanitizer can be useful, most containers last a long time.
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Then pack them in quart containers so you can take out just what you need.
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If you can't fit everything into the freezer, add containers of ice to the fridge.
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This visit found a vacuum, containers of paint and a ladder scattered throughout the hallway.
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Adults put pills into plastic baggies or other small, easy-to-open containers for travel.
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Tepco officials later showed me containers of crystal clear water that had been through ALPS.
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He also learned the rudiments of ceramics and started crafting vases, bowls and other containers.
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Neither woman fits into the neatly labeled containers the series has laid out for them.
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Shipping containers were stacked on top of each other to create the two-story space.
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They returned and took out small Tupperware containers full of fresh produce from their backpacks.
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Coke and other beverage companies have received criticism for their containers' effects on the environment.
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There's no sugar added to these organic applesauces, which come in grab-and-go containers.
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This set includes 50 25-ounce containers that can fit leftovers for the whole fam.
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With that many containers, you're set on leftovers for the rest of the holiday season.
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Both Ms. Weinstein and Ms. Laskey recommend labeling your containers if you want them back.
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It is also experimenting with containers that can be composted or fashioned from recycled content.
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Eco-friendly and affordable, shipping containers are gaining popularity as an alternative to traditional houses.
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In Anyang, South Korea, there is a 246,19903-square-foot school made of shipping containers.
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The containers will be a retreat for myself, and I'll rent it out on Airbnb.
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You don't have to scrub containers until they are sparkling clean — that could waste water.
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But egg containers, marked with bar codes and plant numbers, can be more readily traced.
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Like all cargo, the containers of bananas go through a radiation detector at the terminal.
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Tepco officials later showed me containers of crystal clear water that had been through ALPS.
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So cleaning out your take out containers could save a whole neighborhood's worth of recyclables.
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Soon, foam containers, plates and cups may vanish for good in New York State. Gov.
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More glass containers line the other shelves of the fridge, containing "meals," Kardashian West said.
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I get as much as possible from their enormous bulk section in my own containers.
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Ted's Famous Pimento Cheese, two one-pound containers, $59 (four for $79), including shipping, goldbelly.com.
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They surrendered their cell phones, and, later, were handed slices of pizza in Styrofoam containers.
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It makes Pyrex, SnapWare and CorningWare glass baking dishes, measuring cups, plates and storage containers.
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The investigation narrowed in on three helium containers within the second-stage liquid oxygen tank.
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The containers consist of an aluminum liner with an outer layer of strong carbon fibers.
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At issue: Some of the products resemble juice boxes, whipped cream containers and even cookies.
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Rather than rebuilding after the fire, Oberdick moved more of the operations into shipping containers.
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A lot of his content involves scrounging up waterlogged laptops, nail polish containers, or GoPros.
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I created the recipes, handwrote labels, and packed the food in bulk-bought Tupperware containers.
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The Danish shipping company controls around a fifth of containers transported from Asia to Europe.
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Some have resorted to filling bottles and containers from natural springs, drainpipes and dirty streams.
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If your child is too young to read, label the containers with stickers or pictures.
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The return rate of drink containers has reached 98% in Germany, according to the government.
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In her home, three tanks and several other containers collect water when it comes intermittently.
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At first, we considered buying containers and filling them with water and sediment samples ourselves.
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Students master design, engineering and construction skills by transforming two shipping containers into smart homes.
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An employee said that the containers had either been sold or taken to the outlet.
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You could lend a helping hand by rinsing these kinds of containers and removing labels.
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And to learn about Coeio's green burial containers for pets (yes, it's awesome), click here.
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Manitoba only charges a deposit for beer containers, while Montana has no deposit at all.
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Anyhow, ZeroDB data is stored in "buckets" or containers corresponding to the tree's different nodes.
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"When I had Mason, I did a lot of health-related research and decided to get rid of my microwave when I read that toxins from plastic containers can be transferred to food when reheated (this applies to BPA-free plastic containers too)," she says.
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Even though consumers are buying just the contents, the products cost about the same as those sold in single-use containers, in part to offset the cost of the development and manufacturing of the more durable containers, as well as cleaning and refilling them.
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"We still have this imbalance of cargo, exacerbated by the trade war," said Phillip Sanfield, a spokesman for the Port of LA. He said the port sent about one third more empty containers overseas than it did loaded containers during the month of May.
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Since I was still in zero-waste mode, when I called to place the to-go order, I also requested that they bring out the food in dishes instead of plastic containers so that I could transfer the food to my own reusable containers.
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A $83-million dredging project, split between the state and federal governments, will deepen the harbor from 28 to 22 feet (282 to 15.8 meters) and allow ships carrying up to 18,000 20-foot (6-meter) containers to unload; the current largest is 14,23 containers.
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GIF: Kai A. Hortmann (YouTube)Unlike the moving conveyor belts that lift bags and suitcases into a plane's underbelly, these machines lift giant cargo containers on a rising platform that uses a series of flush-mounted wheels to spin and reposition heavy containers with ease.
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Ships carrying refrigerated cargo containers of chicken from the U.S. to China are being diverted to ports in Hong Kong, South Korea, Taiwan and Vietnam as ports are running out of space for refrigerated containers that need to be plugged into electrical sources, Reuters reported.
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Direct Relief is providing respirators, oxygen containers, and respiratory medication to first responders across the state.
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Monroy also stressed this service treats containers like a first-class citizen on the Azure platform.
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I will also make a huge pot and freeze it in multiple containers for future meals!
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Each reactor is made up of three containers, one set inside another, that hold critical equipment.
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The UNU researchers spent 10 months inspecting shipping containers, and 16 months pouring over import documents.
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The Filling Station sells olive oil, vinegar, salt and beer that customers purchase using refillable containers.
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An airline employee in Arkansas discovered 40 severed heads being shipped in plastic containers in 2010.
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For some, it might be a bit of a hassle to pack everything in individual containers.
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A ship hauling 69 containers of garbage is due to dock in the Port of Vancouver.
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It plans to eliminate single-use food containers that contain fluorinated substances, also known as PFAS.
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Few enterprises — if any — are currently using Cloud Foundry (or containers in general) at this scale.
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