From plastic crates and soft-sided crates to heavy-duty and furniture crates, we've done the research to find the best.
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Man Crates Moscow Mule Crate, $79.99, available at Man Crates
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They're just in breeding or farrowing crates, not gestation crates.
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Deliveries are unpacked into crates; crates are placed onto conveyors; and conveyors carry the crates to shelves, where human "pickers" take what they need to fill customers' orders.
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As boys, the brothers nailed together shipping crates for their father, who paid them $4003 for every 100 crates.
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The parking lot was a sea of unwanted things, baby bjorns and humidifiers and crates and crates of clothes.
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Items are still placed in crates, but those crates are now stored in huge stacks, up to 17 boxes high.
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" "That means 40 hours of saving each and every credit, no buying any crates at all, so no bonus credits from getting duplicates in crates.
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His flash was displayed not on sheets of white paper, but on fruit crates and milk crates and pieces of plywood he found in the street.
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KiwiCo Crates, available at KiwiCo, from $39.95/crateKiwiCo Crates is a subscription box with kid-tested science and art projects specifically designed for each developmental stage.
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Conducted after Smithfield's announcement that it had phased out gestation crates, the investigation claims that the crates remain the norm, at least at the North Carolina farm, including for pregnant pigs and pigs who've just delivered and were supposed to be moved to roomier farrowing crates.
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Players can earn crates by playing and completing challenges and milestones, and crates now only contain cosmetic items and credits that can be spent on cosmetic items.
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KiwiCo Crates, available at KiwiCo, starting at $31/crateKiwiCo Crates is a subscription box with kid-tested science and art projects specifically designed for each developmental stage.
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In the wide open main room are tons of milk crates holding up desks and separating spaces and doing things I didn't know milk crates did so well.
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The crates in the photo below, the company claims, are breeding crates, which offer similar confinement to gestation crates: Being forced to live in such tight quarters tends to leave pigs with scrapes and lesions, which can become infected, resulting in cysts and abscesses like these on the hind leg of a sow: Pigs typically revolt against this system.
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They used to spend every day in their crates, but since my husband's schedule has him home quite a bit, they only spend a max of two days a week in their crates.
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There are these crates of rotten eggs and broken bottles.
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What exactly happened to these crates is subject to debate.
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Old men sat on plastic milk crates, enjoying the show.
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And there is usually no GPS device on the crates.
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They recycled wooden grocery crates into panels for their paintings.
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From the fridges emerge enormous crates brimming with truffle nuggets.
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No hidden milk crates full of goodies to stumble over.
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They hid the scooters in plywood crates before transporting them.
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Luggage was haphazardly thrown from shipping crates onto the beach.
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This one device that's small enough to fit on your countertop has the potential to save you tons of money if you're the type of person who buys crates and crates of carbonated beverages.
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Inside were fifty shipping crates, standing vertical like bodies on hooks.
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The crates can be opened with a key that costs $2.50.
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Moisture vaporators and boxy sci-fi crates are scattered around you.
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"We need bus drivers and buses to deliver crates," he said.
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They added a portable loo and overturned milk crates as chairs.
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This included chunks of docks, crates of wood and entire boats.
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Then the dolls are dressed and packaged in crates for shipping.
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Since its launch, the nonprofit has shipped several dozen supply crates.
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According to the video's description, 19 milk crates equals 16 feet.
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Most airlines allow passengers to ship animals in crates with luggage.
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The drug was packed into crevices inside 70 crates of floorboards.
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Home or airline crates are not always built to these standards.
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He does not keep count of how many crates he fills.
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Sick or anxious pups waited out the hurricane in donated crates.
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They paced down the crates, searching in the bad light for tags.
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Namely, picking items out of crates and putting them in shopping bags.
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All the bottles in crates are for sale, not for personal consumption.
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Crates of food are stacked on the pavement and covered with tarpaulin.
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Players will no longer be able to buy crates with real money.
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For $156, you get unlimited crates, and 60 minutes in the room.
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Crates could be seen stacked in corridors, overlooked by classical marble statues.
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Who leaves all these crates just lying around in such convenient places?
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She arrived from France in 212 crates on this day in 1885.
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All those fifteen or twenty milk crates along the wall contain propellers.
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There were crates of albums, rolls of posters, and dozens of shirts.
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Meanwhile, 11 crates of Mexican art took up her entire living room.
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"Crates are held up in L.A.," a U.S.A. Bobsled & Skeleton rep said.
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His stuff sat in his new home's hallway in plastic storage crates.
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In practice, many nuts are smuggled out, hidden in crates of beans.
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We bought eggs and sweet potatoes mostly wholesale, in cases or crates.
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I see all of this—the crates, the dead piglets, the bloodstain.
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Along the way, fleeing Nazis had dumped crates of the counterfeit pounds.
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EA received a lot of heat for its convoluted progression system in Star Wars Battlefront II, which gave people who purchased crates with a real money a noticeable advantage over players who didn't buy those upgrade-containing crates.
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Then she's off again, dancing past dissembled walls, shipping crates and trash bins.
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Are there giant pillow-stuffed crates zipping back and forth on cargo planes?
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Contents included dozens of tall wardrobe boxes and neatly-organized crates with labels.
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I'm not often lured by loot crates or boxes of in-game items.
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Rescuers found the baby bulldogs inside the van crammed into just two crates.
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He put two pigs in crates, which I tell you is so hard.
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Volunteers are unloading crates and arranging oranges, leeks and cheese donated by supermarkets.
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Forza Motorsport 27, however, introduces Prize Crates, creating a new loop for players.
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McDonald's isn't juicing up crates of Yubari Kings for its new float, though.
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They drowned the rest of the crates with water just to be safe.
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Recently, in Heathrow Airport, I saw some crates of "Shackleton" whiskey for sale.
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"And so it begins" she captioned an Instagram photo featuring crates of lemons.
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Others sit on crates, on heaps of old clothes and on the floor.
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Joseph Morrone, 81, plucked grape after grape from the crates outside the shop.
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In the late 1960s when the crates were finally opened, the paintings astonished.
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I said the 12 empty crates is the space that goes around it.
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United also no longer accepts dogs that require crates taller than 30 inches.
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The company has stated publicly that sows on its farms will remain in crates while being inseminated, then moved to group housing with other mother pigs, and then moved to bigger "farrowing crates" with their piglets once they've given birth.
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Notably, the 10 states that have banned gestation crates house less than 53 percent of the 68 million pigs living in the US. Iowa, North Carolina, and Minnesota, which together house more than half of the country's pigs, still allow crates.
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Others had blankets over their crates because they were so sensitive to their surroundings.
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Us activists tossed a stack of wooden crates into the water, representing campaign contributions.
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Her office is filled with crates of Molam records, some one-of-a-kind.
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Pepsi is a client of Freuds', and old Pepsi crates are also littered around.
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It works for everything from armor and ammo to enemies and unopened supply crates.
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But much of that equipment was still in crates; there was little to dismantle.
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Some scam websites also offer victims upgrades like air-conditioned crates and health insurance.
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I was previously storing my things in milk crates, so this looks much better.
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KiwiCo's Tadpole Crates, for kids under age 3, start at about $17 a month.
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In his installation, "Slump" (2008), Burckhardt fabricated stretcher bars, paint cans, boxes, and crates.
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Now, a custom-designed "mother of all crates" keeps the system safe during shipping.
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The supply crates are delivered to veterans in combat zones and on U.S. bases.
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Jump up onto the crates right below it and you'll get a "Recover" prompt.
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"He used to stand at the refrigerator and throw pages into crates," Berg said.
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The contract includes crates, transportation, housing and a per diem, according to solicitation documents.
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Racks of blouses like sacks of gold, tiers of blenders like crates of silver.
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According to U.S.A. Bobsled and Skeleton, the sleds are shipped in crates as freight.
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Mount Rubsmore, available at Man Crates, $29.99If dad's a grilling fiend, he'll love this.
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Milk Crates with slipcovered stills, a photograph Of an actor sells in a heartbeat.
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Crates can be sent every month, every three months, every six months, or annually.
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The animals were held backstage in various pens and crates before entering the set.
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They stayed in their shipping crates in the Ark's Avian In-Transit Quarantine wing.
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They lean against walls, are held by art handlers, sit disassembled on storage crates.
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We made ammo boxes and we built crates for different types of weapons systems.
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Some of the lobsters may have escaped from crates while in transit, she said.
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That same year, three crates of whisky and two crates of brandy were found in Antarctica, left beneath the floorboards of a hut by the polar explorer Ernest Shackleton in 1909, at the end of a failed expedition to the South Pole.
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At Dogtopia, we utilize home-style crates for a two-hour nap during the day.
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One member of the staff's only job is building crates to ship the alligator trophies.
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The cats howled and clawed at our bare arms as we corralled them into crates.
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The agency doesn't yet know how many people's remains were in the crates, Everette said.
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Crates of drug evidence awaiting analysis fill several rooms at GBI headquarters in Decatur, Ga.
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Authorities discovered the Capuchin monkeys in crates, the North Port police said in a statement.
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Now I just have to dig out my old turntable and (neutral) milk (hotel) crates.
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Some animals are going into crates and being staged for possible evacuation to predetermined locations.
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He is the author of A Backpack, a Bear, and Eight Crates of Vodka (Doubleday).
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Several dark-red- and purple-colored wooden crates can add depth to your home's design.
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He leans forward and speeds past desks, nearly knocking over shelves and crashing into crates.
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Where you just buy a, remember the drop the crates from PUBG that would drop?
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Dozens of volunteers rushed to disentangle the birds and place them gently in covered crates.
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You can't start flying in crates of Cubans and open up a store just yet.
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Robby was sold along with his Jeep, auxiliary control panel and original MGM packing crates.
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Mr. Sobelle climbs, wrestles with and disappears into packing crates like a dancing Dumpster diver.
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They feature "garage door" entrances and produce in wooden crates for a farmers' market feel.
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When he had a show out of town, he'd smuggle the drug in art crates.
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We used to take milk crates and hang them on the fence to play basketball.
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Drug shipments are often painted green and hidden within crates with fake watermelons or limes.
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Crates need to be made of rigid material that does not bend when pressure is applied.
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Pets belonging to evacuees sit in crates at the Delco Center in Austin on Aug. 27.
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Players use credits to purchase loot crates containing cards that upgrade a player's weapons and abilities.
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Dogs were together in stacked inadequate, wire-bottom cages and crates caked in excrement and filth.
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At last, I ventured down a driveway with stacks of wooden crates piled at the back.
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We sat on crates marked "fragile" that bore the addresses of various galleries who represent her.
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I'm also a big fan of storage benches or using vintage crates to store away toys.
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The Maui Humane Society moved its animals in crates and kennels to a nearby high school.
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Players can also earn crates through playing the game and not spending any money at all.
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Her work incorporates vases, statues, and milk crates, the vestiges of the life of the artist.
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Plans for Learning Crates start as low as $27.08 per month — save 20% with code BACKTOSCHOOL.
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At his home -- a cabin he built himself out of reclaimed crates -- he has dozens more.
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Tillmans had supervised the hot-gluing of several crates of daffodils to the windows and walls.
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As a teenager, he spent summers working for his father, delivering crates to bars and clubs.
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When offered a chance to leave crates, they usually do, and refuse to go back in.
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In, Buy+, by contrast, you peruse giant crates of Craisins as acoustic muzak plays on repeat.
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Behind a barricade a few feet away were about 100 plastic crates full of live chickens.
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When you think of dog crates, you probably picture a rectangular contraption comprised of metal wire.
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Trash was everywhere — office chairs, a pleather love seat, plastic crates, trash bags stuffed with clothes.
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They threw sweaters over the birds, and later stuffed them into dog crates, Mr. Dollar said.
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With names like Morning Glory, these crates promised a ray of sun in each juicy bite.
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Each AtlasPass opens a different type of door, though v1 also unlocks those sealed supply crates.
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Nearby, others ferried around crates of petrol bombs and wrapped arrows in cloth to set aflame.
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She furthered her basketball studies by shooting at plastic milk crates with their bottoms cut out.
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The drones are also shipped from Creech Air Force Base in crates to bases around the world.
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The media gantry at the stadium is an improvised platform that looks uncannily like old orange crates.
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"The first day, I already had orders for five crates, with only a hundred subscribers," he says.
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Crates also need to have a solid roof with no holes and one secure-close metal door.
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These crates contain skins — paint jobs for your guns and knives, essentially — of varying, clearly marked rarity.
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There were also crates of vinyl for sale, $303 per record, sitting on big glass display cases.
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If customers want to increase the size of their operation they just add more crates and robots.
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There are slabs of rock salt, mined deep in the desert, next to crates of Algerian cigarettes.
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Instead they wanted to target a "typical farm" to highlight the industry wide use of farrowing crates.
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This aug allows you to pick up and move heavy objects, such as refrigerators and supply crates.
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My mom and I both picked out what we wanted and there were still three crates leftover!
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I did spend money on pens and pencils, some classroom decorations, and organizational items — crates, bins etc.
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GBI employees chuckled, as they revealed roomfuls of hundreds of crates holding bagged drug analysis cases – unworked.
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He's unloaded 17 crates, each carrying 90 pounds of lobster, for a total haul of nearly $243,500.
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Burnt-out cars lie in shrapnel-scarred villages; fallen power lines hang next to empty ammunition crates.
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"Animals jammed into cages and crates cannot wait for the world to go vegan," Pacelle told me.
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Personally, I saw my community REALLY enjoy watching me open crates, but I am a little crazy.
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She wanted to build a rack made from wooden box crates and didn't know where to begin.
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On a scale of 250 to 53, gestation crates got a 25, making it almost perfectly inhumane.
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No initiative banning crates has lost at the ballot box, and they typically win by large margins.
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There are many types of dog crates to consider, and each has its own pros and cons.
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They helped her gather some belongings, put her cats in crates and led her to their boat.
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" Phillips used donated crates to provide a safe space for the "scared ones and the sick ones.
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Makeshift shelves and crates hold books featuring cartoon characters, stories about pigeons or the capers of superheroes.
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But, despite the discomforts, we continued to pick up plastic: toilet seats, bottles, fishing nets, crates, boots.
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But, despite the discomforts, we continued to pick up plastic: toilet seats, bottles, fishing nets, crates, boots.
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During transport, the sea creatures are kept in wood shavings, often with oxygen pumped into the crates.
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Several stacks of grape crates — alicante, grenache, muscat — usually sit just outside the store, ready for purchase.
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In a 1,20153-square-foot warehouse behind the Belen Hotel, Chicago's uncollected work was stacked in crates.
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Many goods are placed on shelves still in the crates or boxes in which they were delivered.
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The family was upended, but Winston and Baxter had their crates and food on the second floor.
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Both bear the name of Penn Elcom, a manufacturer of shipping cases, crates and speaker cabinet hardware.
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It also included the value of 177 paintings and 42 crates of jewelry worth nearly $9 million.
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Koala and Kiwi Crates are subscription craft boxes packed with projects (and all needed supplies) each month.
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Styrofoam crates filled with squid, abalone, mackerel, salmon roe and gaping-mouthed tuna heads were stacked high.
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They were packed in 661 crates and transported across the Atlantic by the freighter SS Concordia Star.
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There's a "Market" menu in the modded game that ostensibly lets you buy packages of keys and crates.
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This autonomous mode crates a moving timelapse image that would typically require a bunch of equipment and expertise.
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There are also a few environmental puzzles that involve performing minor tasks like flipping switches and pushing crates.
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The first crates will ship this fall in the US, and sign up is available as of today.
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His set (designed by Sara C. Walsh) displays an affection for the past, with clotheslines and fruit crates.
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These Twitch Crates will be doled out to any purchases, games or otherwise, that cost $4.99 or more.
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Before their departure from Swaziland, the giant animals were sedated and loaded onto crates for the long flight.
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Tins of Tesco beans, distributed by British aid workers, sit on a wooden shelf crafted from packing crates.
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The new machines in the crates, which require a single operator rather than three, will double it again.
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Arnold's apartment cozily conveys what the seventies actually looked like for a starving artist: houseplants, milk crates, afghans.
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And every now and then he'd bring the crates into Max Perkins and say, 'Is it a book?
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Turner was napping in the warehouse loft, where he'd made a nest among crates of industrial scrubbing powder.
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If it were, then mother pigs would've been moved from crates into group housing months before giving birth.
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She bent over, opened one of the crates, scooped out Winston, and, well, plopped him in my arms.
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I was a chef-de-partie, responsible for prepping crates of carrots and French-trimming racks of lamb.
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Micro assures customers that the vehicle fits everything you need: "Space for two adults and three beer crates."
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He went to Tokyo, Ms. Soriano said, and came back with crates of Japanese animation on laser discs.
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The C.G.I. bullet holes that dot the various boxes and crates on the set look like bad Photoshop.
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They raced inside and started to round up animals, placing dogs on leashes and loading kittens into crates.
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During Prohibition, the federal government stored crates of seized alcohol, with workers dumping the contents into the harbor.
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On arrival, they choose their own seats from a heap of buckets, plastic crates, camp chairs and coolers.
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Burrows stayed until the last of the crates was loaded onto the plane and the barking became muffled.
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In 2007, Circle Four had pledged to phase out the gestation crates that keep pregnant sows practically immobile.
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This guy's crates go so deep, I don't think I've ever heard him play the same set twice.
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They would send back loads of plates and teapots from Hong Kong in stamped wooden crates; 200 of these crates collect dust in the shop's basement, and Ms. Lum started a contest for local artists to re-envision them (an extra-long skateboard and a garden bench are among the entries).
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Their abstract innerworkings — resembling crates, joints, banisters, handles and pilings — seem embedded into one another, as if supernaturally unified.
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Loot crates can contain the new loot mentioned above, heroes, hero skins, mounts, portraits and, another new feature, sprays.
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A generator hums to power the new brewing machinery, creating enough booze to fill 22016,22001 crates every two days.
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All of a sudden, one of the crates falls off the back of the semi, directly in your path.
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They were discovered in wooden crates by bomb-sniffing dogs at Belgrade airport on Saturday, the Serbian source said.
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Staff roll out crates of groceries, load them briskly into the waiting vehicles and send shoppers on their way.
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Every day, workers stack crates of fresh produce aboard giant refrigerated trucks that roar straight to the Texas border.
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With 10 crates of products left in her apartment, she didn't need to go back to Mexico before opening.
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Everything seemed remarkably fresh, especially this corn that was being loaded from rustic, wooden crates right before our eyes.
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The seeds are fermented for six days in wooden crates, and then dried in the sun on bamboo mats.
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Every couple minutes the staff would load crates of empty beer bottles or the broth buckets onto an elevator.
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The walls were painted a light blue hue that blended nicely with the wooden crates that held the products.
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To my left, large wooden crates of potatoes, South American oca, and crapaudine beetroot are stacked against the wall.
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But hanging heavy frames and lifting massive crates over the years has also taken a toll on his body.
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One man stretched across 22 neatly stacked plastic milk crates, a pastel blue coverlet drawn up to his shoulders.
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Three crates were necessitated — one each for the frame, stretcher and canvas — and together they weighed almost two tons.
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Corrugated cardboard boxes were introduced in the 1880s, and slowly replaced wooden crates as the shipping method of choice.
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I duck into an art bookstore and sit down, surrounded by crates of vinyl records and expensive photography books.
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In 2008, voters passed Proposition 2, which gave hens, calves and pigs more room in their crates or cages.
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When the stock arrived and Giro unloaded the crates, boys ran to eat the rotten oranges he threw away. . . .
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With crates equipped with fans, ice packs and a water bottle, they arrived in New York at 9 a.m.
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At the Brooklyn Museum, diners at the Norm are surrounded by paintings and the shipping crates they came in.
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So she suggested transforming that lower portion into built-in dog crates, using brass wire mesh on each side.
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When the apartment directly below mine opened up, Libby packed her art supplies and book crates and moved in.
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Yet perhaps the most distinctive thing about Thank You Bar is Dfu's record collection, which he keeps in crates upon crates around the bar's DJ booth in case he feels random and needs to throw on a Babar audiobook from the 1970s or a long out-of-print collection of tribal field recordings.
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One night, I carried two crates of records down the stairs of a polished bar to its gritty, unfinished basement.
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Mario the plumber eventually jumps over crates and smashes them with hammers like a seasoned human is at the controls.
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Every week, Louis G.* goes to the post office with his car filled with crates of Crush cream soda bottles.
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The Guard did not explain why nonperishable items, such as crates of water bottles, weren't immediately sent to hurricane victims.
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And then there's games like Crate Crasher, where you shoot off blasts to destroy as many crates as you can.
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Barrels, crates, and boxes will shift with a quick shove, leading to some fun improvisational moments in the open world.
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The in-game economy of Star Wars Battlefront II and loot crates in general have also been highly controversial recently.
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EA did not specify when the progression change will be coming to Battlefront II. Crates aren't going away completely, though.
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When it didn't sell, a Champaign auctioneer bought it himself, more for the wooden crates than for the paintings themselves.
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Fined $1,500 for operating a breeding kennel without a license; Dalmatians kept in small, stacked wire crates in dismal conditions.
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Here, you must leap over rolling crates Donkey Kong-style, the moves for which were captured using motion sensor technology.
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You're in a rickety jalopy that needs to be powered by burning crates and other junk found around the world.
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Caricaturists and food carts are packing up, and late-night product deliveries for Sephora are being carted through on crates.
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It's a visual tribute to the art of digging in the crates and to the rediscovery of lost music online.
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The pirates also cut them and sprayed them with gasoline, as they cowered helplessly in crates used to store fish.
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When we work in Echo Park, we usually remove about 150 milk crates of muck from the lake every day.
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When you post a video and you open three black market decals in 20 crates—that is almost unheard of.
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In the gestation crate system that Smithfield claims it has abandoned, they're placed in the crates where they're basically immobile.
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The best dog cratesThere are many types of dog crates to consider, and each has its own pros and cons.
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The one he's going to present at Art Basel in the fair's Unlimited section traveled to Switzerland in several crates.
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In her office, she has crates overflowing with awards and "literally a thousand invitations" to give talks around the world.
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Gabriel Fowler, the owner, grew up playing in noise-rock bands and digging through record-store crates in Orlando, Fla.
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Iris Nova is best known for its text messaging-based platform that lets consumers order crates of drinks via SMS.
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In the news release, she described the moment librarians snipped the metal closure on the archival crates, revealing the letters.
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CNN affiliate KTVT reported that the two oldest children, ages 5 and 4, were the ones locked in dog crates.
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Kaka Saeed, clutching a bundle of cash in his hefty hands, is presiding over an auction of crates of lemons.
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The door opened onto a long rectangular room with wooden crates stacked along the walls, leaving an aisle between them.
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Four weeks before the day set for publication, huge crates went out to a thousand points of the literate compass.
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When you do eventually get to unlock them, you can typically find storage rooms with valuable supply crates hidden away.
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They're presented on top of shipping crates and beautifully rendered, custom-sized, chiseled boxes of nickel silver or red copper.
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She was assembled in Papenburg, and then disassembled in order to be shipped off to Tanzania in 229,33 wooden crates.
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"It was just two bread crates zip-locked together; there was no note, no call," said Manawatu SPCA manager Katie Pedersen.
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Workers hand out crates filled with bottles of water and plastic bags with essential items such as food, blankets and clothing.
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At its warehouses, known as "dark stores", pickers grab items from shelves and put them into crates for packaging and delivery.
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Flood victims move crates with pets at a shelter in the George R. Brown Convention Center in Houston on Aug. 28.
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She said the first assistance she had seen came Thursday, when she received several crates of water, food, and baby supplies.
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The couple also claims that only "some of the dogs" in the facility had papers on their crates that identified them.
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To buy cars, you need more money, and the best way to get more money is by engaging with Prize Crates.
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Quickly, though, his eyes widened; this was one of the new, rare "Desperado" crates, added to the game earlier this month.
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City emergency officials sent crates of bottled water and Gatorade to hand out to anyone who dropped in to cool off.
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America has been buying crates of Kalashnikovs from Serbia's Zastava since the late 2000s, mainly for Iraqi and Afghan security forces.
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Visit its offices and you find vinyl records stacked in crates and rooms crammed with trendy-looking staff in their 503s.
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On one of her buying trips to Mexico, Leor spent $9,000 on 11 crates of art she shipped to the US.
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Many design elements — like these wooden watermelon crates outside the front doors — made the store feel like a coastal trading post.
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He stole milk crates from his grandmother and sawed off the bottoms of them so he could fashion makeshift basketball hoops.
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Think of countless summer blockbusters where crates or tanks or missiles emblazoned with unreadable Cyrillic or Chinese characters portend certain doom.
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But they made it through, and the equipment, stowed in wood crates on the top desk, survived a strafing run intact.
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It is a dance with ghosts who lean on crates in the night and reminisce about that wild party in 1970.
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According to Mr. Lebo, she says, "Yeah, all in crates," referring to curios that Kane shipped to Xanadu and never unpacked.
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Smithfield's press release from 22015 years ago indicated that it would be phasing out crates, not used for a different purpose.
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" As evidence, Hsiung points to the fact that he saw "plenty of pigs with green and pink marks in gestation crates.
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She doesn't want to leave her pets behind, and doesn't have the crates necessary to take them along to a shelter.
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On her porch, just outside the main entrance to the house, were a couple of crates filled with little corgi puppies.
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Some dogs, tails wagging and tongues lolling, reveled in the attention, but many rested in their crates before the big show.
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The supermarket sold 300 crates of 24 bottles, Ms. Wilms said, but did not make a significant profit despite the markup.
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Ostritz residents did their part too: the BBC reports that they bought more than 200 crates of beer from the supermarket.
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In effect, it is "shipping cartons and crates," said Chris Buckland, head of technology at Lightsource BP, a British solar developer.
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Folding the windshield forward (a remnant of the need to ship jeeps in crates during World War II) is vastly simplified.
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For anxious pets, keep them in their crates when you leave the house until you are comfortable allowing them to roam.
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On some days they would offload 1003 trucks' worth of damaged equipment, piping and wood from used pallets and ammunition crates.
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There were hammers hanging in order of size, and a stack of crates containing works by Léon Pourtau, a minor Impressionist.
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The company already has a substantial business selling so-called "crate engines," engines not connected to cars and shipped in crates.
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The animals in these so-called gestation crates appear not to be able to turn around or even take a step.
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In addition to his other duties, Mr. Golembowski, a working sculptor and furniture maker, designs crates to transport the artwork safely.
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We play, we wait for DICE to make updates, and we never buy loot crates for cash because you literally can't.
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They used drones to deliver crates of Coca-Cola cans (2,734 in total) to migrant workers toiling on a construction site.
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Its narrow streets are crammed with delivery trucks and men pushing trolleys loaded with crates of dried fungi, herbs, berries -- and seahorses.
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However, many Fort McMurray residents were not able to grab crates from their homes — or much of anything else — before being evacuated.
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The company is also kicking off the expansion of game sales by giving out double the Twitch Crates for the week ahead.
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These crates are randomly given to players at the end of games and will give players one random skin from the selection.
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Le alone has had five different skins added to CS:GO crates since 2015, netting him at least $200,000 in just two years.
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"The animals have to be in travel crates of a certain specification for international travel," ADI Executive Manager Angie Greenaway told CNN.
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Alex Terrazas: Three dozen great friends, two record crates packed with excellent music, several dashes of booze and delicious tacos for garnish.
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On the muddy ground, a fire of wooden crates is blazing, and bags of croissants are piled up on a camping table.
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In the process, Mr Netanyahu and his wife received crates of champagne, boxes of Cuban cigars and the occasional gift of jewellery.
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As in The Hunger Games, special caches, including crates and llamas, are dropped to encourage players to go to the same areas.
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She gave it a royal warrant and was said to have traveled with crates of it when she went to foreign countries.
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Breeders fined $5050 by state for breeding without a license; some breeding mothers with new puppies were confined to tiny plastic crates.
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Sometimes 100 or more animals are crammed into cargo vans, possibly for a few days, locked inside crates with their own excrement.
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For example, the effort to ban veal crates leaves the rest of the cattle industry untouched — to say nothing of other animals.
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He returned with looted wool bales, wine crates, currants (highly sought-after commodities at the time), ancient Greek marbles and Arabic manuscripts.
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He stressed that his men, a mortar team arrayed around him, amid open crates of shells, were advancing slowly to protect civilians.
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Crates filled with onions, peaches and four-for-$5 mangoes sit stacked, end to end, under a red-and-yellow striped awning.
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While the crates were on the way, she said the landlord ended her lease about a year after she opened her shop.
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Persuaded by Barr to lend 16 works to MoMA, Dorner smuggled them out of Germany in shipping crates filled with technical drawings.
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In their dugouts, rough-hewed logs heaped with dirt form the roofs and discarded packing crates keep boots off the muddy floor.
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Storage crates double as tables, permanent tables have storage under the work surface, and boards on sawhorses make a temporary work table.
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The crates are second-hand, inherited from the property's orchard, and filled with excess soil that was donated by a local nursery.
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They'd draw straws to decide who had to drive the crates down to Hilo and FedEx them back to Haystack for correlation.
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Hillman does everything from unloading crates to tuning the guitars and making sure each guitar effect is plugged in and working correctly.
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In India, the F.A.O. is encouraging farmers to collect tomatoes in plastic crates instead of big sacks; they squish and rot less.
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Empty shopping carts sit in the street, surrounded by chip bags, newspapers, milk crates, and other refuse that commonly litters the streets.
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The abbey is now turning to an online reservation system, designed to better enforce the limit of two crates per 60 days.
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Stacked horizontally in rows, they look like coffins awaiting burial, or crates ready for shipment, and they are, indeed, available for distribution.
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The pair makes frequent sourcing trips abroad, shipping crates back to the United States, to mix with their own line of furniture.
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Batteries, lightning and computer cables, paper shredders, office chairs, light bulbs, and pet crates are some of its top-selling AmazonBasics products.
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Operation Deathstar shows Hsiung plucking the tiny pigs from their cages, comforting them, and putting them in blanketed crates inside a van.
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The staff desperately tried to save the dogs by elevating their crates, even as water rose up to their chests, Telfort said.
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American Airlines still ships large dogs, but much of their fleet cannot actually handle the larger crates, says Jeni Redmond of petsfly.
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Six months later, when she moved out of the house and into her own apartment, she gladly threw the crates into a dumpster.
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More than once officials hassled them out of parks, and old women scowled at the crates of food they took from provision houses.
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The crates could just as easily spit out a random skin, but the slot machine presentation makes unlocking a new one more exciting.
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There were also concerns that the gameplay-influencing items inside loot crates would encourage a "pay-to-win" metagame around the multiplayer modes.
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Some small-time merchants keep dollars in wooden crates, moving them on fast to pay off providers and reduce the possibility of theft.
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There are several rooms, sparely furnished and not completely finished, and a lot of junk outside, including empty ammunition crates used for storage.
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Both these crates are then sent back into the grid, to be refilled with shopping items or moved on to the delivery bay.
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There were all these hot girls standing around all dressed up and staff were carrying crates of Grey Goose out of the building.
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Some of Sombra's recent busts include uncovering over five tons of Gulf Clan cocaine destined for Europe and concealed in crates of bananas.
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A prime example of governmental mismanagement involved misplaced bottled water crates at an airfield at the old Roosevelt Roads Naval Base in Ceiba.
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The seats inside had been replaced by stacks of wooden crates, plastic bins, and battered drawers, all filled with bundles of yellowed newspaper.
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The men briefly rifled through a number of dumpsters on the island, capturing footage of items like crates, suitcases, picture frames, and buckets.
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Members of the public chased down and trapped a stabbing suspect under wicker chairs and plastic crates so the police could arrest him.
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Katja, Lucy's granddaughter, stacked crates of P.B.R. and poured Żubrówka—a lush rye vodka, flavored with grass from the Białowieża Forest—for tourists.
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The indispensable trucks, forklifts and crates are joined by equally indispensable software, such as the Descartes U.S. Brokerage & Declaration solution and SAP's CardConnect.
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But the company gives itself some wiggle room by stating explicitly that it crates pigs while they're in the process of becoming pregnant.
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A continuous stream of cars stopped in to drop off crates bursting with olives, fresh from the trees during the busy harvest season.
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Tucked under the attic eaves were several milk crates of Mark's old Playboys, Sports Illustrateds and National Geographics, dating back to the 19703s.
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Qdoba took that sentiment a step further on Tuesday, shipping large crates of avocados to several Chipotle stores near its headquarters in Denver.
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SIMONE SUBAL GALLERY Here Tanya Leighton of Berlin presents Aleksandra Domanovic's Neo-Surrealist sculptures, which fuse figures, pedestals and their own shipping crates.
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Target sells pet food, crates, toys, and leashes as well as dog outfits that are pretty much as stylish as its human clothes.
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Instead, tune out until the next amazing set piece, and then gape at the ingenious reconfigurations of objects like packing crates and parasols.
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In March, Delta Air Lines stopped transporting large dogs requiring crates taller than 24 inches, which effectively grounds large breeds like Labrador retrievers.
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Made up of household goods and hybrid, self-made musical instruments laid out on crates, Ujino appears to explore an equally sensitive subject.
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As you can see in StronkiTube's video below, keys drop as infrequently as promised and the crates they unlock are few and far between.
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Elephant tusks and ivory pieces wrapped in sponge, weighing 2,829 pounds, were found Wednesday in 25 crates off of a flight from Entebbe, Uganda.
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There are wooden crates and earthenware jugs on the floor around us, as if we're here for move-in day and Noah's still unpacking.
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THE TESTERS zip past boxes of desiccants, packing crates and mounds of small rubber wheels, wearing helmets and pads on their knees and elbows.
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A version of his second novel that he presents to Perkins - whose clients also included Ernest Hemingway and F. Scott Fitzgerald - fills several crates.
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At Iraqi military intelligence headquarters in Baghdad, weapons inspector Damien Spleeters (left) and his coworker, Haider al-Hakim, look through crates of ISIS ammunition.
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Maplewood, New Jersey (CNN)Fatimah Alghazawi bursts through the door bearing plastic crates packed with food for a dinner she's spent two days preparing.
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I'm not exactly dressed to help — wearing totally the wrong shoes — but I don rubber gloves and pick through the crates of grapefruit anyway.
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There, crates move along conveyer belts to teams of pickers who focus on different food categories, while robots add non-food items like shampoo.
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As souvenirs, Brewster also sold honey collected from his beehives spread throughout Taranaki, branded as Norian Honey, and shipped it nationwide in hexagonal crates.
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Eritrea is ruled by a despot-for-life whose critics wind up dead or sweating in a gulag of shipping crates in the desert.
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In Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, players earn crates as they play that can only be unlocked by spending real money, at $2.50 per crate.
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Skins themselves can be obtained through randomly dropped loot crates (opened with a key that costs $2.50) or purchased through the Steam community marketplace.
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When they looked inside the unlocked van they found stacks of "small metal crates containing two to four puppies each," the press release continues.
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There's even an entire section dedicated to space-saving pieces like pet crates that double as end tables and benches with built-in beds.
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A mishap on what can only be described as a DIY obstacle course left one unlucky student with a face full of milk crates.
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Screenshot: Honest GamersAfter clearing the warehouse, hop in a truck and drive to the admin building while swerving erratically through fields of red crates.
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Some of Sombra&aposs recent busts include uncovering over five tons of Gulf Clan cocaine destined for Europe and concealed in crates of bananas.
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Crates of records, a tower of cassettes, bookshelves full of CDs, a hard drive stuffed with MP3s, and a couple dozen playlists on Spotify.
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The standard requires no cages or crates of crowding be used on farms, which is aimed at improving the living environment of the animals.
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It became apparent to the shipping company that the pirates had specific knowledge of the contents of each of the shipping crates being moved.
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For a producer to receive certification, continuous outdoor pasture access is required for all animals, and crates and cages are prohibited for all species.
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A stained concrete floor is littered with cardboard boxes, large plastic jugs half filled with liquid flavorings, and milk crates full of empty containers.
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He considers the possibility, for instance, of living in one of the tool crates that the railroads erect at regular intervals along the track.
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After the conquest, Cortés sent crates of Aztec featherwork to the king of Spain, along with codexes tallying the birds and the down collected.
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I've earned a bunch of credits, and put them all into the "starfighter box" loot crates, which promise at least one starfighter-related card.
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A DOZEN hefty wooden crates sit outside a small factory on the outskirts of Lucknow, the capital of India's most populous state, Uttar Pradesh.
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On the shop floor inside, where chattering machines bag and package herbal teas, a manager explains what will happen when he opens the crates.
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He would hand out chocolate turkeys and let people sit on his bed, a thin mattress on a wood strip over two box crates.
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The crates had been delivered early that morning from Ukraine, where they were discovered in the hands of an ultranationalist militia group last year.
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Israel was moonlighting as a DJ ("I just carried the crates," admits Thomas), introducing listeners to the Caribbean sounds of soca, calypso, and reggae.
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We liked the release so much that we ask the man himself to delve through his digital crates and assemble a mix for us.
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However, when it comes to the back and forth of buying a dozen crates of oranges every week, nobody has quite figured things out.
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With its quality plastic construction and simple slide and snap assembly, the Petmate Compass Plastic Kennel is our top pick for plastic dog crates.
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Near a bank of latrines, three women — two French and one German — dragged their toddlers down a rocky lane in plastic crates on wheels.
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Now, children's books are piled into crates in his shop, where Mr. Escueta live-streams his daily business of books, buzz cuts and fades.
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Customers were allowed to order two crates for collection at the abbey but were limited to no more than one purchase in 60 days.
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The moussaka in question was bought in a little taverna by the side of the road, which also sold crates of fresh homegrown vegetables.
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Rocket League will remove its paid, randomized loot crates in favor of a system that will tell players what they're purchasing before they buy.
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Inside crates are dedicated to everything from sauces to dried fruits, pulses to vegetables and a fine selection of vegan and non-vegan biscuits.
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These were the cases of wines for "laying down," still years away from drinking, the crates branded with the images of the labels inside.
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At a branch of Russian supermarket chain Azbuka Vkusa crates of Heineken, Guinness and local brands like Zolotaya Bochka blocked the aisles on Friday.
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The ZNSPCA says that the following morning the elephants were crammed into crates and spirited out of the park as their inspection team slept.
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These days it is filled with deliverymen pushing crates of vegetables for long blocks from their trucks stranded on 56th Street to restaurant kitchens.
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Henderikse shipped crates, stored in his Antwerp studio, to New York, where he and Sassoon erected the piece, connecting the boxes with fishing wire.
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Gestation crates involve confining mother pigs to fenced-in areas barely larger than their bodies, where they also lack the room to turn around.
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But without money to buy furniture, the family shared a queen-size bed and ate meals sitting on the floor, the plates atop crates.
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The bar, a beauty with a quartz top, also has a front built out with wood from wine crates and interspersed with colorful Italian tiles.
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Your loved one, on the other hand, would gladly spend the entirety of the trip digging through dusty crates in some weird little record store.
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At the port in Mombasa, cargo crates with "CHINA SHIPPING" are stacked on the edge of the Indian Ocean, ready to load onto the train.
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He scans each product with a device mounted on his forefinger and puts it into one of 20173 blue crates stacked on a large trolley.
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I wanted to spend our shared time and money on building a true home together; they were happy to live indefinitely out of milk crates.
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Ukrainian troops cook their own meals from potatoes, carrots and onions, delivered in crates, and from handmade preserves kept in glass jars on wooden shelves.
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Volunteers from the Austin Animal Center, the largest "no kill" animal shelter in the US, supplied crates, food, and water for the four-legged evacuees.
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I let the dogs in and let them roam instead of putting them in their crates, since my husband will be home by 8 a.m.
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At the beginning of the performance, she removed "Mom and Dad," her haunting triptych of family portraits created in 1994, from one of the crates.
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Members of the Great Enlightenment Buddhist Institute Society in Prince Edward Island purchased and subsequently released eight crates of these fortunate crustaceans this past Saturday.
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Sure, you can ramble around Wild Appalachia scrounging in crates for old dusty beers in Fallout 76, but what if you could brew your own?
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Failed December 2016 state inspection for sanitation problems, dogs in the cold; some dogs in wire crates so small that their heads touched the top.
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There are more than 25 cameras at the location, and 20203+ lights in the theater, 40,000 pounds of equipment, and 110 pallets/crates of gear!
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It was then shipped to the United States in 350 separate pieces, housed in 214 crates, to be assembled by American workers once it arrived.
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After a brief stay in Mexico, they endure a horrendous journey to mid-winter Chicago nailed in crates at the back of a smuggler's truck.
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Latakia was full of scenes of normal life: a sharply-dressed young woman wandered the morning streets, and roadside stands offered crates of dusty fruit.
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She sells eggs internationally: twice a month a rickety lorry comes up to collect crates of them to take to the Democratic Republic of Congo.
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WITH bearded baristas and furniture cobbled together from wooden crates, Curto Café in Rio de Janeiro is a typical outpost of Brazil's nascent hipster scene.
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Other than that, Allen said, they packed only the essentials, most of which were food, water, and pet crates for their two dogs and cat.
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At one point, he showed a 1925 photo of a few dozen Universal Pictures stars next to a stack of crates holding that season's negatives.
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Unless the crates were new, it gets VERY tedious just opening crate after crate, and you truly start not caring about the items you get.
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The winner for the past two years has been an eight-year-old boy who ran on 43,000 wooden lobster crates across the Maine coastline.
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Keep reading to see our picks for the top dog crates on the market in four popular categories as well as our top pick overall.
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Designed to stand up against even the largest, most powerful dogs, the ProSelect Empire Dog Cage is our top pick for heavy-duty dog crates.
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Back story: Mr. Trump's latest levies, set to hit next week, cover $200 billion worth of imported Chinese goods, from network routers to wooden crates.
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The site needs to be in a reasonably peaceful and friendly country where you can ship crates filled with atomic clocks and other sensitive equipment.
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So he sat on a wooden picnic bench outside, next to a grill and plastic crates from Dollar General, lit a cigarette and looked around.
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It is, however, well-stocked with dismembered store mannequins, wooden packing crates, tires, mattresses, an old piano and assorted other detritus of the modern world.
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These campers often make themselves comfortable on makeshift chairs and couches devised from newspaper stands, milk crates, and furniture pulled from alleys and street corners.
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Once the friezes and frescoes and elegant columns had been taken down and the stone walls taken apart, it filled more than 800 shipping crates.
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Within the shopping area lay seemingly endless amounts of vintage clothing, posters of mythical creatures, patches and buttons, old furniture and crates of old records.
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The audience sat in a circle on overturned plastic crates and listened as Mr. Mitler channeled messages from the spirit world for anyone who asked.
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The colonists responded with the Boston Tea Party on December 2628, 28503, dumping more than 22020 crates of British East India tea into Boston harbor.
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On Saturday, local television news channels broadcast images of people crying for help as others moved through scattered crates of tomatoes to help the wounded.
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Two eighteen-wheeler trucks containing 93 massive crates and boxes pull up to Avant Gardner, an event space on the border of Brooklyn and Queens.
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Developer DICE did a terrible job explaining its systems to players and it's obvious that its progression system was created solely to push loot crates.
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It was basic in the extreme, although the crates filled with pill packets and vials of medicine suggested that drug shortages were not a problem.
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You can also offer to fold boxes, stack crates, and sweep stalls; many a farmer will pay you in produce and maybe even some Washingtons.
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When the 86 sculptures arrived at destination, they were promptly put inside a gigantic "anoxia chamber" large enough to contain the four crates that housed them.
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Markings on the weapons and crates indicated they had been manufactured in North Korea, and then disguised as "assembly parts (for an) underwater pump," it added.
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Games marketed toward wider audiences could also face penalties from regulators like the Federal Trade Commission if companies knowingly allow children to purchase these randomized crates.
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Within a matter of hours, he gained enough levels to use almost all of the upgrades he got through loot crates and was dominating the competition.
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"The supplies most needed are cat litter, litter boxes, towels, blankets, large wire crates, toys, treats, pet beds, newspaper and gas gift cards," a statement said.
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The three 10-ton statues were shipped in crates to Indiana at an estimated cost of $50,000 to Western Electric, to be installed in Holliday Park.
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Subscribers receive monthly crates teaching children of various ages hands-on activities and accompanying reading material ranging from toddler games to STEAM projects and fashion accessories.
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It's perfect as a pillow, but it also seems to give both den-prone animals that sense of safety usually limited to crates and cardboard boxes.
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Pictures from the scene showed several villagers swarming the citrus-covered site, picking up as much fruit as they could and carrying it off in crates.
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But LGT Group—the Bank of Liechtenstein at the time—wanted six crates of fruit and were willing to give me an advance to purchase it.
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On July 10, 28 Frenchie puppies were tightly packed into plastic crates and shipped as cargo aboard a Turkish Airlines flight from Kiev, Ukraine, to Chicago.
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"One time as many as 10 crates of produce were rejected, and we had to sell them locally at less than half the price," he said.
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It showed genre elders how hip-hop was capable of aesthetic evolution while reminding young people of the value of digging in the crates for inspiration.
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We've got a hack for adding a queenly canopy to our bed and a trick for crafting stylish storage out of a pile of old crates.
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A demo of old standby Angry Birds had a variety of haptics; pulling back the slingshot felt and crashing into the wooden crates felt noticeably different.
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So far, the team has collected large fishing nets, plastic objects like cartons and crates, and microplastics as small as 1 millimeter in length, it said.
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Sandman seemed to take the news in stride publicly, announcing "RIP Rocket League crates," and joking about having to "get a real job" by streaming Minecraft.
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He'd get the yard guy to pick a few crates of persimmons before the kids came, so that all they'd have to do was bake them.
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What do LeBron James, Justin Bieber, Hailey Baldwin, Whoopi Goldberg, Ben Simmons, Scooter Braun, Swaggy P and a bunch of yellow milk crates have in common?
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In order to prevent any further fires from starting for the same reason, officials explained that fire teams decided to drench any and all remaining crates.
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"It's not uncommon to see baby pigs in gestation crates," Wayne Hsiung, DxE's chief organizer and one of the investigators who visited the Smithfield facilities, says.
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This was, after all, a musical hotbed filled with classic imported cars and charming old buildings—surely they'd have a few forgotten crates of records somewhere.
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Those packing crates are enlisted to build walls of stores and institutions, and to be piled into the toppling, smothering towers that haunt the brothers' nightmares.
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"Some of the walls are covered in egg crates, not because it was the cheapest solution but because it was the most authentic," Mr. Defendini said.
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In the dimly lit main gallery, Zurkow has stacked black milk crates along two walls and installed half a dozen variously sized digital screens atop them.
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"The moon has always been an object of fascination," the show's lead curator, Marie Laurberg, said, picking her way between crates strewn over the gallery floor.
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Other miscellaneous items: durable toys, hair trimmers, flea combs, crates (all sizes), litter boxes, nonclumping cat litter, litter scoopers and small collars for puppies and kittens.
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YouTube is known for shining a spotlight on viral stars, but sometimes it can act more like a hip record store clerk, digging in the crates.
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Municipal inspectors tried to confiscate his crates of fruit and his electronic scale, and when he resisted a policewoman slapped him in front of a crowd.
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That's where a local seafood distributor's truck -- loaded with about 70 crates of lobsters -- overturned, CNN affiliate WGME reports, spilling thousands of them onto the roadway.
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As you run, you can shoot bursts of air to smash crates, which again is done by quickly squeezing the ring and pointing at your target.
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With the two technologies, Nordstrom can store thousands of items in crates in one of Attabotics' so-called matrices, which tower more than 22019 feet high.
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To get paid, he must fill blue crates with 150 mangoes each and then carry them to a trailer parked at one end of the farm.
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Unintentionally, this relatable and frustrating ordeal inspired us to shop — not for dog crates, but for a new holiday sweater (or two) for our furry friends.
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He found a spot among the crates where lengths of cordage had been stowed, probably for the anchor, and lay down feeling a bottomless physical relief.
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Koala Crates (ages 3 to 4) focus on simple but imaginative crafts (stuffed animals, instruments, masks) that kids can make by themselves (and then play with).
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Kiwi Crates (ages 5 to 8) offer more science and technology-oriented projects, like mixing disappearing ink, building a pinball machine or making a flyable kite.
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Vitrines displaying Montoya's drawings are designed to resemble rows of produce crates — specifically, grape trays — propped upon white tubing structures that evoke plumbing or irrigation systems.
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Forty-five crates full of looted artifacts were found in Geneva Freeport and are believed to have belonged to the disgraced British antiquities dealer Robin Symes.
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Within four minutes of parachuting onto the post-apocalyptic island and hacking at a few wooden crates to get the resources inside, I'm already about to die.
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That's led to a wave of donations of food and crates, but the SPCA is currently still soliciting financial donations, as well as bedding and cleaning supplies.
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These inner perpendiculars and stacked squares parallel the woodwork-and-metal assemblages made from warehouse crates and discarded tools and furnishings that dominated the artist's final years.
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But you don't have to fork over thousands of dollars to invest in smart technology; some devices are as small as egg crates, toothbrushes, and frying pans.
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Sensors are coming onto the market that track not only the location of goods, but also the orientation of crates and factors such as temperature and humidity.
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Because neither the tap water nor the private supply is treated, nearly the entire country is forced to buy crates of bottled water for drinking and cooking.
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The program included field trips to cultural organizations and culminates in the students' curated work being installed in crates and displayed on the Floating Museum this month.
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A big, bold "ARE WE THERE YET?" is emblazoned across one of the crates stacked on the barge, calling attention to the vessel's journey along the river.
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From there, he became known in NYC for having the crème de la crème of wax, returning to the city every few months to sell off crates.
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Episode 4, titled "Cupid Kills," dug deep in the crates and centered storylines around the classic French opera La Bohéme, which is broken down into four acts.
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Players can buy keys to open loot crates that contain gun skins, which are purely cosmetic, and then sell and buy those skins through the online marketplace.
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My husband's parents bought Kiwi Co crates for our 4 and 7-year-old kids, who beg to get into the crafts as soon as they come.
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The picture of six crates of fresh, Sicilian lemons, delivered by fruit and veg merchants Natoora in east London, immediately had her Instagram followers drooling in anticipation.
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It was equipped with 20 industrial robots that pick, transfer and pack packages using crates on conveyor belts, as well as camera systems and Mujin robot controllers.
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"Experts are determining whether the missiles were equipped with live or training warheads ... They were packed in proper transportation crates and supplied with paperwork," the source said.
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Ocado aims to make up for the long drives to deliver groceries by speeding up its robots, packing crates of 50 items in six to seven minutes.
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Weekend watchmen were outwitted by thieves who drilled through the walls or otherwise broke into the storerooms to extricate prized crates of garlic worth thousands of dollars.
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If you've customised the crap outta your bike with crates, giant handlebars, and cargo-holding additions, there's a designated area for parking to maximise on space elsewhere.
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Nearly a quarter of the floor was cluttered with crates and guitars, and the top half of an Anthrax banner was draped over the entire back wall.
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She told me about women who used to set up crates on the street to sell mishmashes of coconut candies, mints, spices and whatever else they had.
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If enacted, PICA would nullify laws in California, Florida, Arizona, Massachusetts and several other states designed to prevent cruel confinement systems including battery cages and gestation crates.
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When I began my search, it was apparent that there are two kinds of crates that are readily available — the metal wire crate and the plastic kennel.
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He has been painting ever since, at a prolific rate, and on many surfaces besides canvas, including cereal boxes, suitcases, packs of cigarettes, bottles, furniture, and crates.
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Amid the ongoing discussion about the ethics of gambling elements in games, the developer behind Rocket League recently announced it would remove loot crates later this year.
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Instead, Hsiung and his team allege that sows remained in gestation crates so long that they wound up giving birth there, with fatal consequences for their piglets.
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Dogs that appear to be younger and in good health are undoubtedly more popular, but a few people still pet the visibly sick dogs in their crates.
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Dog crates are great for keeping your pup out of trouble when you're gone from home, and dogs love to curl up in them for a nap.
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"It sucks that the price dropped," he said, as a couple of lobsters scrambled out of the bright blue crates that had been hoisted onto the dock.
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And at Fairway Market in Harlem, the loading dock presented a stream of supplies — sparkling water, crates of broccoli, fruit juice — that customers could casually pick out.
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Yes, you can order crates of LVMH's finest drinks brands, like Dom Pérignon, Veuve Cliquot, Belvedere or Hennessy, to be delivered to your door in 24 hours.
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As the operation gathered momentum, Gonzalez got word that some crates full of Penttbom evidence in Washington were to be moved to long-term storage or destroyed.
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The temple was dismantled in Egypt, packed into crates and placed aboard the Concordia Star freighter for the trip across the Atlantic Ocean to New York City.
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An investigation by Direct Action Everywhere in North Carolina found that Smithfield Farms was using gestation crates on pregnant pigs, despite claiming it had ended the practice.
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After the elephants left for China in October, there were rumors that several were left behind, too big to fit in the crates after the extended confinement.
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In 1929, authorities caught crates of whiskey disguised as green tomatoes in the refrigerator car of a cargo train traveling from Holandale, Florida, to Newark, New Jersey.
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The roads seem less like roads than interconnected pads of money strapped down to vehicles, crates of humidifiers and entertainment sets and steam vacuums and Ikea furniture.
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The first work I encountered, "Guerrilla Tactics" (2017), features a mixture of tiles, a broken rubber ball, plastic crates of different types, and remnants of wood frames.
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First responders looked inside the cargo bay and did not hear any animal noises or see any animal crates or pet carriers above the water line, Connor said.
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Last week, a Cozy Harbor Seafood truck carrying 7,000 pounds of live lobster overturned on Route 1 in Brunswick, Maine, scattering 60 to 70 crates across the highway.
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The new 100 million-euro plant will lift Hennessy's annual production capacity from 2019-20 onwards to 10 million crates of Cognac bottles, up from 7 million now.
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His father smuggles Venezuelan-made root beer across the border and sells crates for a little over a dollar each, giving the family barely enough money for food.
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Two of the missing crates were full of his company's product: a device about the size of two cigarette packs, used to monitor GPS, Bluetooth, and altitude signals.
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The Associated Press reports that the big cats were coaxed into metal shipping crates with mouthfuls of meat on Sunday and flew from Amman to Johannesburg, via Qatar.
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Next were supplies for our two cats and two dogs, which we've kept lined up along with their carrying crates ever since my mother's recent "disaster preparedness" phase.
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In 2015, it began sourcing its bacon from pigs that follow strict antibiotic-free vegetarian diets, specifically from farms that do not use gestation crates for pregnant sows.
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"You're not going to be buying anything that affects power, or progression and you're going to know what you're getting as well so no loot crates," explains Neate.
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Instead of ferrying crates on a long line of conveyor belts, as many CFCs do, it uses a three-dimensional grid system, or hive, to assemble customers' orders.
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" Adds Lauren: "And we put two dog crates in there as well, so literally our whole family can go on tour if we all want to stay together.
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Most projects children work on are not easily recyclable and the Kiwi Co crates, while composed of nice materials, are not sturdy enough to donate for second use.
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You can sign a pledge to support Moore's plan and promise that you won't get on Amazon Prime tonight and ship a few crates of Aquafina to Flint.
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In a small artist run space in Berlin, grown people throw yellow foam balls at one another and create sculptures from crates while wearing bananas on their heads.
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Here's someone showing Arduventure, which looks a lot like Pokemon: And here's a clone of the (somewhat less classic) Super Crate Box, called Epic Crates of Mass Destruction:
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Easily dismissed as kitschy, the installation of stools, dustpans, brooms, levels, drills, crates, hammers, and drop cloths raises poignant questions about everyday tools recontextualized into works of art.
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For now, wooden crates filled with unused equipment are sitting around the factory, according to the Panasonic employee and three other employees with knowledge of the plant operations.
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It will also include a separate family play area for children 3 and up, with pots, pans and milk crates, and the opportunity to dig in the mud.
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"In one of the depots in Belgrade garrison, 70 semiautomatic handguns, five assault rifles and two crates of ammunition were missing," the Defence Ministry said in a statement.
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The wriggling stowaway was discovered by 19-year-old Beckie Richardson, who spotted the beast snuffling around beside the smarties when she lifted one of the shopping crates.
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The factory, which cranks out diaper boxes, egg crates and other corrugated containers, offers some of the best jobs still available in Delaware for people without college degrees.
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Andrew Magunga farmed crickets in buckets for years before he joined the project and began to rear in crates what he believes is the food of the future.
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It's funny, because even though they are taking out crates in Rocket League, I guarantee you there will still be some form of chance to their new system.
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Aside from gearing up to welcome a new baby, Culkin and Charton are already parents to their furry children — two cats named Django and Wily Beans So-Crates.
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Arizona, California, Florida, and Massachusetts have all passed ballot initiatives banning or phasing out gestation crates, and another six states have passed legislation or regulations doing the same.
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Down at Ballstad harbour this particular Monday afternoon, I find five kids diving into crates, picking up the skrei heads, and giving their own facelifts to the fish.
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Along the perimeter are red plastic crates with the Coca-Cola logo spelled out in Arabic, decorated with colorful, Louis Vuitton-esque cushions and more repurposed fabric pillows.
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The bearings they made — modern-day equivalents of a gadget designed by Leonardo da Vinci — were packed into crates like enormous Christmas ornaments and shipped around the world.
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On a mostly bare stage, dotted with packing crates and wreathed in haze, a chorus of ten men trade carols and popular songs in English, German and French.
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"Keep your distance from one another, to maintain health safety, please!" he shouted as the employees converged on packs of salmon, meats and crates of milk and cheese.
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Another event involved a Nascar-style competition where teams would be judged on how they unloaded artworks from wooden crates and installed them without curatorial guidance or instruction.
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"There are two kinds of artist," Mr. Hajjaj said in the shop's back area, with its banquettes made of Moroccan Coca-Cola crates topped with flower-print cushions.
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Inside the market is an abundance of fruit: peaches in crates, apricots and grapes in plastic bags, barely ripe apples sold from the back of a small truck.
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To his 300 customers, Mr. Gomberg was adding Mr. Miller's 20013 customers and his crates of roughly 2,000 handblown bottles of thick, colorful glass with pewter siphon tops.
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Our favorite post: Grab the smashing new edit release from Brooklyn locals Razor-N-Tape before it's all gone, as well as Symbol Audio's sleek new record crates.
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There seemed to be no other reason for the most talented musician of the past half-century to hold crates of his own work back for that long.
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Astoria is building high-rise condos, but there are still Yemeni bodega owners frying up $2 egg and cheese sandwiches, their kids racing in milk crates down the sidewalk.
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Crates are an incentive Twitch uses to encourage game sales on its site, by offering other content along with the game itself, like its emotes, chat badges, and Bits.
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Eventually, the couple made it to the United States after a climactic journey on the SS Navemar, narrowly dodging German torpedoes en route, accompanied by crates of Chagall's masterpieces.
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"That's pretty typical for dogs that come from breeding houses or breeding farms where they live in crates that are just stacked on top of each other," he says.
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"Ahead of the elections there is just too much uncertainty so there are a lot of people sitting on the sidelines," said Greg Davies, equities trader at Crates Capital.
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But just in case, to seal the deal, Amazon sent representatives of the Tolkien estate and its law firm, Greenberg Glusker, several crates of brand-new Amazon Echo speakers.
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It's possible crates will later be used as a way to make more money from their incredibly popular game, for this test run, it's not being used for profit.
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What I do know is that Constellation, like Everything before it, gives you the tools to entertain yourself, and apparently I'm entertained by watching crates dance above a farm.
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Before the internet, DJs would have to lug crates full of heavy records and equipment to every gig and handpick the records they wanted to play one by one.
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Some of the mismatches become freestanding sculptures, others are cut to fit precisely into wooden crates that were once used for Carnation milk, Johnnie Walker Scotch, or other products.
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But, you know, some days all I want to do is smash crates with a wrench and splat gooey enemies in the sewers of a fantastical sci-fi city.
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Learning Crates — 20% off See Details Confetti Collection could be a fun subscription box for teachers who want to refresh some of their desk decorations on a regular basis.
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Gift a Kiwi Crate subscription, $60/3 months (scroll down for a gift card option)This kids' subscription is divided into different types of "crates" based on age group.
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I probably did crates for two days a week, and that is not even including my other channel, as well as the second videos I do on the weekends.
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"The winos used to sit out there on orange crates and drink Thunderbird all day," he said, pointing at the graffiti streaked storefront of what is now a pupuseria.
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And maybe, I thought, by attempting to calm myself while navigating a labyrinth of milk crates and ominous, hanging black bags, I could become better equipped to find tranquility.
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But walking into the bright, airy space casually decorated with wooden crates, wildflowers in glass jars and church pews softened with colorful blankets, it felt exotic and strangely familiar.
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At the dirt fringes of the parking lot, old men sit in folding chairs drinking, and young men sit on plastic milk crates, eyes fixed on the middle distance.
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And then the pickup pulls up with its rumpled passengers, and their wooden crates, and their giant saw and their "wonderful plan" for a dream home of their own.
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"The family had two dogs, and when I came into the project the dog crates were taking up a good deal of space in the kitchen," Ms. Handler said.
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The same operations discovered methamphetamine and fake Viagra being shipped into the US in the false bottoms of crates filled with toys, according to a statement by the FBI.
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Three crates will appear in Battlegrounds later in August, but one of them, which features the best and rarest cosmetic loot, cannot be opened without purchasing a key for $2.50.
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The statues sat in their crates for two years, as the city balked at Taflinger's insistence on a pool with jets spraying a 40-minute-long message in Morse code.
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On August 3, Battlegrounds will receive a series of Battle Royale-inspired loot crates—Wanderer, Survivor, Gamescom Invitational—that will give players a chance to score some very stylish clothing.
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The car parts are shipped in wooden crates to the Mediterranean port of Latakia, a journey that adds thousands of miles to the direct — but closed — land route through Iraq.
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A brewery in Budapest, Hungary, is giving personalized crates of beer to people who adopt a dog from the Noe Animal Sanctuary, according to Global News, which reported the story.
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Once loaded into crates, they're transported in pairs to nine release sites throughout Mt. Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, Okanogan-Wenatchee National Forest, and on land owned by Seattle Public Utilities.
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Layer upon layer of enamel paint drips covered everything: milk crates, rolling chairs, plush toys, and massive paintings of her cast of characters: Donald Duck, Batman, Homer Simpson, Mickey Mouse.
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About a dozen Central American immigrants, mostly women with infants in tow, sort through crates of onions, yams, bread, and canned corn in a downtown parking lot in Oakland, California.
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The initial video showed how the robot was capable of picking up 100-pound crates, and now we're seeing what it might look like to put the robot to work.
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Unlike other DJs, whose best-of mixes are strictly calendar-based, the world-traveling duo aren't afraid to dig deep in their crates and find little known or unheard gems.
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Soon he incurred the wrath of Steve Jobs, as import genius led press to the fact that Apple was shipping crates of the as-yet-unannounced iPhone 153G from China.
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After a good 20-30 minutes of different attempts, James clambers onto a pair of stacked milk crates, trying to reach through a half-shut window to unto its latch.
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In the couple dozen crates I've managed to earn, I've only seen a handful of level two cards drop, and have yet to have a single third level card drop.
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Near the end, there's even an echo of "Raiders of the Lost Ark," as Eliza walks past piles of crates, at the Whitney, in search of her grandfather's missing masterpiece.
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The best dog cratesDog crates are great for keeping your pup out of trouble when you're gone from home, and dogs love to curl up in them for a nap.
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A man suspected of trying to stab multiple people in Sydney, Australia was chased down by witnesses who pinned him under wicker chairs and plastic crates until he was arrested.
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Pressured by consumers to reduce such packaging waste, some companies have tried to cut down on the garbage they create, including turning to a competitor, FreshRealm, for its shipping crates.
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But I should mention that with our crates, a couple of the holes weren't drilled in precisely the right spot, but we were able to wriggle the pieces into place.
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It employs 2,000 people, with about half of them working in Stockholm in a building dotted with crates of vinyl records from the likes of John Farnham and Midnight Oil.
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In another video of the X-ray-assisted detention released by Mexican authorities, an official approached the cargo vehicle at night to open the door to one of the crates.
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Two crates of colorfully beaded AK-47s by Ralph Ziman (13) and a flak jacket studded with rhinestones by Opie Opie (2017) parodically aestheticize the tools of war and destruction.
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Storm Troopers are provided with all the materials (food, litter, leashes, crates) they need to care for their fosters free of charge when they pick up the pet from JHS.
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Voters have banned gestation crates and battery cages in California and Massachusetts, limited puppy mills in Missouri, and restricted the sale of ivory and animal parts in Oregon and Washington.
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The restaurant was decorated with crates of oranges, apples and large, uncut pineapples, and the Povlsens looked out on the ocean rollers crashing into a sea wall not far away.
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A list of Motown attractions wouldn't be complete without a music store, and vinyl collectors come from around the world specifically to flip through the display crates at Peoples Records.
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And so for several nights this summer, Ms. Soler prepared dinner above a makeshift fire of broken wooden crates set ablaze with kerosene to feed her extended family of 12.
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And the drivers could use larger cooler bags and other reusable containers, like crates, instead of plastic bags, for example, because they're putting items away instead of handing them over.
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On the hills under the Castello di Neive, six workers moved in pairs in mid-August, expertly cutting bunches of pinot nero grapes and dropping them in plastic red crates.
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We have ropes; first-aid supplies like moleskin, Neosporin and athletic tape; headlamps; hatchets; camp stoves; propane; and water filters, all neatly lined up in milk crates in our garage.
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Ducking and running through a half-covered hallway between the barns, the two activists enter another barn where they find mothers that have just given birth inside those same crates.
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"I've learned a lot here that I never would have known," said Ms. Manriquez, who sells bunches of fava beans and crates of mixed vegetables through her farm's Facebook page.
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These include the enlarged group limiting job cuts to 250, providing business skills to 25,000 black retailers and ensuring it purchases cans, glass, sugar, fruits and crates from local suppliers.
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Colonel Qaddafi gave up the components of Libya's nuclear program in late 2003 — most of them were still in crates from Pakistan — in hopes of economic integration with the West.
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The family's kitchen was always a portrait of seasonal abundance: piles of cèpes, crates of pears, freshly killed game waiting to be roasted over dried vine stalks in the hearth.
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As we spoke, stagehands were packing up crates with sets, costumes, lighting, makeup and other needs for the two productions, which would head to Beijing by ship, then by train.
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As he talks, he walks over to a rolling storage bin that houses a series of crates and shows off a small portion of the mementos he's kept since this time.
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DJ Yonder (a robotic llama) was behind the turntables, kids walked around carrying plastic cups filled with branded Slurp Juice, and fans lazed around in beanbags next to supply drop crates.
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Plus — when you've got a grabbing toddler in the stroller and you're snagging crates of mac n' cheese off the shelves, you probably won't have time to be scanning bar codes.
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Short at the time, he had to stand on crates just to reach the turntables, and while his stature has grown, his set lists remain influenced by late-1980s house music.
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Castillo loved tagging along with his father to volunteer with the Knights of Columbus, whether it involved carrying heavy crates of fruit for a peach drive or setting up senior lunches.
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So while Slat's booms in the great Pacific garbage patch will detect some plastic, most of it will be big pieces of debris like fishing nets, crates, and buoys, Eriksen says.
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You look at what happened in California and Massachusetts with ballot initiatives to make it illegal to confine animals in cages and crates, and across every demographic, those laws passed overwhelmingly.
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During almost every crate opening, I did I would tell people DO NOT OPEN CRATES, it is a waste of money and you should just trade for the item you want.
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When crates and boxes holding more than 1,000 artworks landed on the doorstep of the Kunsthal in Rotterdam, museum director Emily Ansenk was worried that they might not all fit inside.
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At first glance, these areas are functional: places to stack boxes of Met shopping bags, store unused shipping crates and transfer vats of chicken salad between the public and staff cafeterias.
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The high level cards change the game so much that playing against them makes it hard to collect the kills you need to level up, earn crates, and craft better gear.
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He moves against the current of crate browsers, leaves his stack of potential purchases on top of two crates so no one can get near them, and pulls every. single. record.
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So while N. Sane might appear all shiny and new, what's under the hood, all of that spinning through crates and leaping over chasms, is gameplay two decades (and change) old.
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Naughty Dog (who would go on to make the blockbuster Uncharted series) introduced Crash Bandicoot, a neckless adventuring marsupial that loves whatever the heck "Wumpa Fruit" are and hates wooden crates.
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On clear nights they'd stay up from well before dusk until after dawn, when they'd pack hard drives filled with billions of numbers representing noise and cosmic signal into foam crates.
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I hate to say it, Cancer, but June will not provide much time to rehearse Traktor, attempt beat matching, or dispense allotted hours to rummage through crates at the record store.
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Even if they don't use the sofa as a scratching post or chew your baskets to bits, pets invariably come with accessories like dog crates, litter boxes and other potential eyesores.
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Right now, in a warehouse not far from Berlin, a bright yellow robot is leaning over a conveyor, picking items out of crates with the assurance of a chicken pecking grain.
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The first Momofukus were a rebuke of the creature comforts that diners expected from buzzy restaurants, with cramped communal tables, plywood décor and stools that were a cut above milk crates.
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Hybrid Air Vehicles paid a little more than three hundred thousand dollars for it, dismantled it, packaged it in dozens of wooden crates, and sent it, by ship, back to Bedford.
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First, tires and wooden crates block the way, forcing travelers to stop and negotiate with supporters of Mr. Morales, the ousted Bolivian president, who have cut off access to the region.
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Cranes hoisted the crates containing the rhinos onto flat-bed trucks and they will be monitored carefully by vets on the plane for the 15-hour trip which involves two stops.
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It holds some 900 crates, each filled with beads of a different color and size: Bin 882 is filled with deep red corallo beads; bin 778, ambra; 261, mandarino; 115, lapis.
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The first Momofukus were a rebuke of the creature comforts that diners expected from buzzy restaurants, with cramped communal tables, plywood décor and stools that were a cut above milk crates.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Boris Johnson said on Tuesday his passion is to make buses out of old wooden crates, explaining how he paints passengers "enjoying themselves" on their environmentally friendly transport.
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To facilitate shipping as far as South America, No. 143's six parts were packed into wooden crates lined with straw and assembled at their destination with a handful of screws.
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Figurative paintings depicting Buddhist funerary rites are showcased in crates as if to suggest the end of the artist's oeuvre and, with it, perhaps, the conservation of his art for posterity.
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But come Saturday evening, they'd be dismantling the event and loading it into boxes, crates, and trucks--then flying to Chicago, to plan with United Center staff for the 2017 draft.
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Dale says the group finally made it to the TSA check point without a moment to spare, took the cats out for inspection, and then securely placed them back into their crates.
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The most controversial change yet was introducing microtransactions in the form of a crate-and-key system, wherein players purchase keys (with money) to unlock crates hiding cosmetics to wear in-game.
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A few miles away, Jay and 93 of his classmates pile into four rooms at a Boys & Girls Club, where, every day, their teachers have to unpack and repack crates of supplies.
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The National Guard and Army have erected tent cities on two large fields on St. Thomas and massive ships are floating in docks, visibly loaded to the brim with crates of supplies.
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The crates the puppies were found in were too small for some of the puppies to stand up in and some did not have any food or water, the press release states.
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Ptak posted a photo on Instagram on Tuesday of several crates of lemons with the caption: "And so it begins" — as she gears up to create the mother-of-all wedding cakes.
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To qualify for this label, producers cannot use cages and crates, must allow animals to engage in natural behaviors like stretching their wings, and cannot feed them growth hormones or subtherapeutic antibiotics.
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In front of you is a large semi-truck with heavy crates on the back, to your right is a person on a motorcycle and to your left is a big SUV.
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There are the rare Etruscan sarcophagi discovered in Geneva by the Italian police two years ago, found among 45 crates of looted antiquities, some still wrapped in Italian newspapers from the 1970s.
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The building project keeps getting pushed back, today standing at well over a year behind schedule, even as the museum's collection galleries were shuttered on Tuesday, the art packed up in crates.
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In Abidjan, the gunmen, some wearing military uniforms, succeeded in seizing rifles, rocket-propelled grenades and communications equipment as well as crates of ammunition, at least some of which was later recovered.
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At the rear of the facility, waves of semi trucks backed up to a long row of loading docks, some disgorging crates of new merchandise and others filling up with outbound packages.
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At launch, the game had a $60 price tag and gated off portions of its content behind an obtuse system of credits and loot crates players could purchase for real world money.
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So too was its January 2018 announcement that it had, indeed, succeeded in transitioning pregnant pigs from gestation crates to a "group housing" model with a much more limited role for crating.
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In a statement and phone conversation, Smithfield argued that all the animals photographed by DxE were either in breeding stalls or in farrowing crates, and that pregnant pigs were not left crated.
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Chirowa's obvious gratitude recalls an exchange from the night before, as the small crew sat on plastic dairy crates outside the catering kitchen, eating a simple staff meal of sausage and potatoes.
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And they often served as their own contractors, including scavenging for parts: a wood fence along a side of the back yard, for instance, was fashioned from crates found on Brooklyn docks.
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Sometimes it's best to remember the location of a few, in lockers and under desks and in breakable wooden crates, and grab them after you've dealt with the next wave of enemies.
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A giant Antonov cargo plane was on the runway, and people were unloading crates of what looked like military equipment, he said, adding that the pilot said the matériel was from Belarus.
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Giuseppe Turturro, whose family has operated the plant for five generations, collected the crates on a forklift and added them to a large and growing stack at the front of the building.
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Some ease-of-play touches, like grabbing a plate of armor just by standing on top of it, or the sound loot crates make as you draw closer, help make gameplay seamless.
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This year, the garden center's two-room refrigerator, which in the springtime keeps flowers from blooming too early, was stocked with more than 2,000 crates of grapes and 3,000 buckets of juice.
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It's a community of Bad Batchers, surrounded by fences and shipping crates, who live in relative, well, comfort, in a makeshift hamlet that recalls an inverted version of The Leftovers' Jarden, Texas.
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Scott Pask's bare-boards set, lighted with nowhere-to-hide clarity by Adam Honoré, consists of some sheets of parachute silk and olive-drab packing crates, which are put to multifarious use.
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A bumpy track runs through the property, which is scattered with cages, crates, nets, buoys, machine parts, grounded vessels, a cluster of aboveground pools, and shotgun shacks extending to the water's edge.
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The company claims to be "building the first logistics network committed to waste reduction" by transporting the groceries in reusable crates and coolers, and by donating excess food when customers' plans change.
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The virtual tour showed many of the same sights as DxE's VR experience—minus the blood, feces, and dead piglets in crates and a garbage bin—with daytime lighting and uplifting music.
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Gap would be able to import vests, sweaters and 14 other types of clothing duty-free, while PetSmart would no longer have to pay tariffs on certain pet crates and chew toys.
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For the ultimate meat lover or die-hard keto follower, Man Crates Exotic Meats has a Jerkygram, a collection of alligator, buffalo, wild boar and ostrich tastings from all over the world.
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"I was shocked by some beaches, where the pollution is very visible, including pieces of crates, bits of vacuum cleaners, plastic bottles that disintegrate when you pick them up," said Van Arkel.
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But they are starting to run low on some supplies, such as blankets, hygiene products, and pet crates, according to Evangela Batts, one of the shelter workers coming from Wake County Health Services.
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Each of the bots has a central cavity and a set of claws it uses to grab crates and pull them up into its interior, like an alien abduction in a supermarket aisle.
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A substantial chunk of the group, about 100 people, staged an eight-hour sit-in at the farm's farrowing house—a building filled with the small crates sows are kept in during breeding.
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Australia has been pushing to become the "delicatessen of Asia", tapping its favourable climate to send crates of produce such as figs and edible flowers to store shelves across the increasingly affluent region.
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For one thing, TRNSMT won't feature any camping, so there'll obviously be no more all night on-site partying, famous campsite roar, or crates of Tennents hauled several miles from the car park.
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Australia has been pushing to become the "delicatessen of Asia", tapping its favorable climate to send crates of produce such as figs and edible flowers to store shelves across the increasingly affluent region.
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Instead they acclimate the cats, using giant dog crates turned cushy "kitty apartments," with a litter box, scratching post, toys and shelter to protect them from the rain, until they feel at home.
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Album | MOSHE KATVAN 14 Photos View Slide Show ' Steeve Mackaya arrives each morning before rush hour with three stacks of newspapers, two milk crates and, rain or shine, a different boldly colored suit.
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Elderly villagers told Mr. Plebanczyk that they had seen a German convoy unloading big crates into a secret chamber in a stark, moss-covered Nazi bunker near the Russian border in early 1945.
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While Ocado's first two centres required humans to load thousands of crates traveling on miles of conveyor belts, Andover has hundreds of robots speeding along at four metres per second on giant grids.
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LONDON, June 25 (Reuters) - Britain's Boris Johnson said on Tuesday his passion is to make buses out of old wooden crates, explaining how he paints passengers "enjoying themselves" on their environmentally friendly transport.
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The marines never found Mr. Guzmán that night, but they found some of his belongings: a rocket-propelled grenade launcher; his monogrammed, diamond-encrusted pistol; and crates of plastic bananas filled with cocaine.
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For the moment, these shards and fragments sit in two crates in an exhibition room under Andy Warhol's vivid, bursting pop canvas of Vesuvius, on loan from the Museo di Capodimonte in Naples.
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The animals are smuggled across Somaliland's porous border, then stowed away in cramped crates or cardboard boxes on boats and sent across the Gulf of Aden towards their final destination: the Arabian Peninsula.
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"Only a very small percentage is small pieces, most of it is still floating around in large objects like crates, buoys, bottles, even stuff like children's toys, toothbrushes and toilet seats," Slat said.
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Heat from sunlight has caused the nylon wire to stretch, shifting the crates slightly, "but I like the wabi-sabi look of it — I don't really want it to be perfect," she says.
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Australia has been pushing to become the 'delicatessen of Asia', tapping its favorable climate to send crates of luxury produce such as figs and edible flowers to store shelves across the increasingly-affluent region.
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The big difference comes when you're playing co-op: now, each of the rodents can pick up and throw their partner, just like they would the crates and other objects scattered around each level.
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A packing plant in Sampson County, usually busy with workers unloading crates full of sweet potato and trucks moving back and forth between the loading dock and the fields, looked completely abandoned this week.
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My friend and I fantasized that Case would be into the crunchy Oregon hippie shit we were: brewer's yeast on popcorn, camping in the woods, riding bikes with milk crates fitted on the back.
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The company last year launched a meal kits and speciality foods site which features kits from partners like Home Chef and Takeout Kit, along with other snack boxes and food crates from third parties.
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Gap Inc would be able to import vests, sweaters and 14 other types of clothing duty-free, while PetSmart Inc would no longer have to pay tariffs on certain pet crates and chew toys.
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The book lays out how to build windmills and aqueducts, how to refine grain, and other skills essential to modern-day society, and she gifts a copy to Maggie alongside crates full of food.
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Add the fact that most shops selling wine are little more than overheating stinking garages with dirty crates of bottles stacked up under fluorescent lights, and you have a serious issue on your hands.
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There will probably be a computer with a new technology I can learn, some abandoned crates with useful minerals stuffed inside, maybe a terminal that refreshes my health or teaches me a new word.
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Curious, I did some research, and I've since learned that three crates of Mackinlay's had been buried beneath the floorboards of Shackleton's hut, around 1908, and that I had slept on top of them.
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Atlanta protesters carry dolls in crates In Atlanta, protesters carried a dog crate with baby dolls inside it, an apparent reference to the chain-link fences some migrants -- including children -- have been kept behind.
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Parts of the campus looked more like a fortress with barricades and black-clad protesters manning the ramparts with improvised weapons-like bricks, crates of fire bombs, and bows and arrows at the ready.
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Parts of the campus looked more like a fortress with barricades and black-clad protesters manning the ramparts with improvised weapons-like bricks, crates of fire bombs, and bows and arrows at the ready.
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The reason people were thinking of Sandman as Psyonix and Epic Games rolled out this news was obvious: a lot of his most popular videos involve the opening of loot crates in Rocket League.
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Some lay resting on the ground, a few meters from the Basilica; others playfully approach passersby who stop to pet them; the ones who require veterinary care are cordoned off in small metal crates.
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I think it's rad to only have to carry some jump drives and headphones, and I don't personally need to throw my back out with record crates to "prove" my bona fides to anybody.
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There are makeshift sound systems pumping out all your favorite horror-core, and at the UK Gathering they even import crates of Faygo, which functions as a sort of communion wine for ICP fans.
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It has a beachy feel, complete with wooden crates hanging from the ceiling, bright red touches throughout and a saltwater tank — large enough to hold 250 lobsters — that greets diners when they walk in.
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Crates slip effortlessly through the wide rear doors, with less lifting than at the back of an S.U.V. Cheryl Vincent has a 2018 Honda Odyssey and a Porsche — her 11-year-old bull terrier.
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In one photograph, overgrown vines cascade over fencing topped with barbed wire, while in another children box themselves into abandoned crates inside a narrow alley formed by parallel walls, barely visible in their confines.
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"I don't have a problem with Dunkin' meaning more than just dunking into a cup of coffee, any more than I'd have a problem with Crate & Barrel selling things that aren't crates and barrels."
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Besides the numerous cardboard boxes and crates packed tightly in the bed of the pick-up truck, Teresa revealed that Gia had a total of five suitcases packed to bring with her to Rutgers.
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The surfaces of the wood were pre-painted in Germany with about 230 gallons of gritty black paint, and the cost of each court, including shipping (in 56 crates) and installation, is about $140,000.
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Credit...Video by Robert Rieger LUDWIGSFELDE, Germany — Inside a warehouse on the outskirts of Berlin, a long line of blue crates moved down a conveyor belt, carrying light switches, sockets and other electrical parts.
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When Kurniawan was arrested on March 8, 2012, Federal Bureau of Investigation agents observed crates and wine bottles stacked 15 feet (4.5 m) high near the front door of his home, in plain view.
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For all the game's supposed focus on "discovering" new worlds, there sure is a lot of random human junk lying about in the form of crates and debris regardless of which system you visit.
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Dubbing himself the "jiggy cat burglar," A$AP Rocky introduces himself next, while the rest of the A$AP clowder look on in support as they lounge beside crates of Lay's chips and Heineken beers.
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While an existing Ocado warehouse uses a conveyor system to move boxes around, the new system sees 1,000 robots on top of the piles of crates picking out goods from beneath them as they're needed.
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Reuters has released more than 90,000 sporting images, delivered in 24 crates, to The Sporting Memories Foundation which runs groups across the UK which bring older sports fans together to tackle dementia, depression and loneliness.
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In the video it scurries about moving random Lego crates and shipping containers, but you could use it to shuffle papers, recycle pop cans, or perform countless other mundane chores on your desk at work.
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In a basement storeroom filled with plastic crates and cardboard boxes, Chris Snyder, a Cleveland Clinic pharmacist and the point man for drug shortages, spends part of each workday poring over the hospital's drug orders.
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Last year, in a historical win, they succeeded in targeting Wal-mart, who finally agreed that they would refuse to source from factory farms that use gestation crates and other restrictive cages to confine animals.
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KANILAI, Gambia (Reuters) - In a warehouse on the sprawling country estate of Gambia's exiled former leader, Yahya Jammeh, silver platters pile up beside dusty crates of empty champagne bottles with labels commemorating his 1994 coup.
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I fired rockets as fast I as I could, while gunners raced out of cover to drop ammunition crates around me, then resumed laying down withering machine gun fire to suppress the encroaching British infantry.
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Everytime I'd feel a lull in my energy and set my sights on the door, she'd reach deep in her crates for another playful, ecstatic cut that'd keep me grinning and glued to the dancefloor.
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Ja Rule's found a couple of Fyre Fest silver linings -- one involving event planner Andy King, who famously offered oral sex for crates of Evian, and the other has to do with Ja's business sense.
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The work area occupies a spacious, high-ceilinged studio with desk stations along the walls and plastic bins and crates full of items similar to those I saw in the guys' basement in Fort Collins.
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In some parts of China, dogs are still being eaten and transported in overcrowded crates to events such as the annual Yulin dog meat festival in southern Guangxi province which triggers international and local protests.
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"It made me sick to see these crates stacked up and bulldozers just covering them over," said Dr. Nicholas, who began pushing hospital administrators to coordinate with charity groups to arrange burials for his patients.
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But during World War I, cheaper baskets imported from poorer countries, as well as wooden crates, were becoming more readily available; and by the 1960s, the English basketry industry collapsed under the weight of plastic.
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As for its set, designed by the remarkable Es Devlin, it doesn't appear to be much more than an outsize glass box, minimally furnished with the remnants of some sleek office furniture and packing crates.
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Their Rockaway tap house is built in a cavernous old warehouse, with a pool table and board games, and doubles as a used record store, with crates along the back wall stuffed with aging vinyls.
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On the day I made the trip last month, Mr. Furuya and an assistant collected 11 plastic crates, each holding about 2,000 pieces of mail, and loaded them into the back of the bulldozer. Maj.
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The 83 dogs and 33 cats in individual gray crates getting loaded into a plane had just survived a Category 5 hurricane that sent a roaring river into the Humane Society's shelter on Sept. 2.
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LOS ANGELES — Michael Govan stood in a third-floor gallery scattered with paintings and crates at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, his arms gesturing at blank white walls, his face furled in thought.
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Chapman, and a team of other scientists, analyzed more than 600 pieces of tsunami debris — from vessels to crates to buoys — that were retrieved on US beaches beginning in 2012 all the way to last year.
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BURAIDAH, Saudi Arabia (Reuters) - Amid rows of pick-up trucks loaded with crates and boxes, vendors cry out prices at Saudi Arabia's Buraidah Dates Festival, a huge seasonal market dedicated to the sweet golden-brown fruit.
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Between 15 million people buying the game and some players purchasing loot crates for in-game cosmetics, Overwatch has generated over $500 million for Blizzard, helping to make the second quarter of 2016 Blizzard's best ever.
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He did, however, grant prosecutors' request that an independent expert be appointed to examine crates of Durst-related documents confiscated by investigators and determine which papers should be excluded as material protected under attorney-client privilege.
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As two DJs with some of the most cavernous crates around, Rush Hour pals Hunee and Antal channeled their knack for captaining otherworldly musical journeys with a six-hour set on Amsterdam's beloved Red Light Radio.
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She barely made it up two steps before the kids at the other end of Giselle's harness tugged the line a little too hard, and sent her flying face-first into the stack of milk crates.
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BELGRADE (Reuters) - Serbia's defense minister on Thursday ordered urgent security checks at all weapons depots after dozens of semiautomatic handguns, five assault rifles and two crates of ammunition went missing from a storage site in Belgrade.
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Protesters carried dog crates filled with baby dolls through the streets of Atlanta on Saturday, as activists gathered to protest the Trump administration policy that led to thousands of migrant children being separated from their parents.
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After evacuating from Ojai this week, the 303 eagles, hawks, falcons, owls and other birds in crates found a temporary home in the dining room and garage of a volunteer near the beach in Ventura County.
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Over 300 wooden crates containing the pieces traveled to the US, first by rail before landing on a naval steamer bound for New York, where it took another four months for workers to rebuild the statue.
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The stuff in the closet (carefully preserved behind glass) is a remnant that had floated from private collector to private collector, still in Phillipps's own crates, until the Grolier bought it in 2003, for about $10,000.
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At one warehouse, Farmy workers wearing protective face masks and gloves loaded delivery bags with vegetables and fruit, tapping at screens to check order details, before placing them in delivery crates ready for loading onto vans.
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As a parent, KiwiCo Crates give me peace of mind that I&aposm providing developmentally appropriate activities for my daughter, and my favorite part is that they come with a magazine full of additional activity ideas.
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The crates are tall, red and cylindrical, and they often contain a key ingredient on the warp cell crafting tree: Suspension Fluid and Electron Vapor most frequently, though Antimatter and Warp Cells can drop as well.
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Two or three days before a really big storm is expected to arrive, 29 crates containing four- and seven-foot-tall panels will be trucked to the site, overlooking Brooklyn Bridge Park, from a local warehouse.
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On Thursday, six rhinos will be flown to Chad's Zakouma National Park from the South African city of Port Elizabeth, sedated and confined in specially-crafted crates to ensure they don't cause a commotion mid-air.
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Mr. Burger was interviewed for a segment of the CBS News program "60 Minutes II" as it followed an underwater expedition to raise some of the crates, filled with millions of Bank of England pound notes.
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"I'm the Igloo guy, compressed into a small area," Mr. McGill said as he moved a few of the landlord's many plastic storage crates to reveal his sleeping area: a narrow mattress with a sleeping bag.
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Not content to just be the middleman, Amazon has begun in the past few years to slap its brand on all manner of products—dog crates, dumbbells, dried seaweed—through an arsenal of cheap in-house brands.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's wine export growth slowed last year and could take another hit in 2020 from the coronavirus outbreak if China, its biggest market, orders fewer crates, a report by an industry body said on Wednesday.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's wine export growth slowed last year and could take another hit in 2020 from the coronavirus outbreak if China, its biggest market, orders fewer crates, a report by an industry body said on Wednesday.
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Bread one day, meat another, fish later in the week, not to mention a twice-weekly sojourn with her canvas and straw bags and wooden crates to the Cannes market, a four-mile jaunt down the hill.
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As a child, I played with doll houses that were orange crates furnished with chairs and tables and beds contrived out of this and that piece of wood or metal or cloth scavenged from around the house.
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My respect for Sir Ernest notwithstanding, if I had known that such a stash was at my feet it is highly unlikely that those commemorative crates would have still been peddled all those years later at Heathrow.
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Parts of the campus looked more like a fortress on Sunday morning, with barricades and black-clad protesters manning the ramparts with improvised weapons like bricks, crates of fire bombs, and bows and arrows at the ready.
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CRATES OF BOMBS Chinese soldiers dressed in shorts and T-shirts, some carrying red plastic buckets or brooms, emerged from their barracks on Saturday in a rare public appearance to help residents clear debris blocking key roads.
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HOORN, The Netherlands — On Thursday morning, officials at the Westfries Museum here used crowbars to pry open wooden crates containing five Dutch Golden Age paintings that had been stolen from the museum more than a decade ago.
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From the wooden crates holding the produce to the occasional bell signifying a customer in need of help, shopping at Trader Joe's felt like a trip to a trading post at the center of a bustling port.
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That story has many versions, but all of them end the same way: Harel's legacy is an incalculably long line of cheeses with peach-fuzz soft rinds and creamy centers, wrapped and transported in tiny wooden crates.
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Over the decade or so he's been shopping there, he's bought vintage ashtrays, Art Deco tables, industrial lighting fixtures, and crates to display socks, gloves, and hats in his two Brooklyn clothing stores, both called Something Else.
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We took a turn into the multilevel Pei Ho street market, a sobering, indoor scene of fresh produce, live chickens, quivering pig carcasses, slithering eels in Styrofoam crates and nearly anything else you could think to eat.
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ROME (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - When Bruno Ciceri was a chaplain to seafarers in Taiwan's city of Kaohsiung, every evening he took crates of beer, soft drinks and newspapers to share with the fishermen who came into port.
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" At lunch in an Irish pub after his foundry visit, Mr. Ray told one of his signature loopy stories about how he sent a sculpture to a collector "and I sent 12 empty crates along with it.
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Two Air Force cargo planes left South Korea for Hickam Air Force Base in Hawaii on Wednesday carrying 2229 flag-draped crates that are thought to contain the remains of American troops lost during the Korean War.
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When I decided I wanted to make an album, I went into my crates and picked out a few records I was completely into at that moment by artists like Robert Wyatt, Steve Kuhn, and Arthur Verocai.
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When the Dutch duo aren't DJing, producing, or running their vinyl-only XXX label, they can usually be found digging the crates in search of hidden gems as curators of the disco playlist for music-discovery platform 22tracks.
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The business says that the "future Napoleon III" – who lived in London during the 1830s as an exile – held secret meetings in its cellars, while 69 crates of its products were on the Titanic, which sank in 1912.
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Other hacks I've seen involve egg crates or other plastic containers that are easy to find in urban settings and can be duct-taped together for a less-comfy-than-a-Barcalounger-but no-less-convenient seating option.
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This evolution has spawned an endless variety of monthly subscription services looking to sell you crates filled with your favorite nerdy swag, foreign confections from around the world, dental hygiene supplies, and basically anything else you can imagine.
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A giant wall of lettuce, crates of vegetables, and gourmet food stands adorned the front of the New York Stock Exchange building on Thursday morning as meal delivery service Blue Apron celebrated its debut on the trading floor.
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Among the items reportedly found at the site are belts tied to trees, hair dye, a crib, pornographic material, children's toys and a large water drum -- with a small opening -- that has a dresser and two crates inside.
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"Someone would clean out their place, lock all the bedroom doors and just get the crates out and jam," recalls Kardaras, explaining the DIY party scene that catered for the city's dance fans away from more commercial clubs.
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Freddy's the sort of character who delvers koan-ish pronouncements about how the calves raised to become veal are kept in dark crates, the sort of character who is basically a mythological creature in a show about functionaries.
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An initiative on this year's California ballot would extend the sales ban to pork from hogs born to out-of-state sows housed in gestation pens and to veal from out-of-state calves housed in veal crates.
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But in 2011, a master blender for Whyte & Mackay, a Scottish whisky company, created a replica of the drink after a "sensory and chemical analysis," according to the New Zealand-based Antarctic Heritage Trust, which discovered the crates.
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Video captured by CNN showed the dolls stuffed into crates, in what appeared to be a reference to footage that has surfaced in recent weeks of migrants, including children, being held by U.S. officials in fenced-in areas.
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The cages and kennels strewn about suggested that a dog training show had taken place in the massive auditorium, and some of the dogs had been left in crates overnight, their barking and yapping audible, according to Bruce.
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" DxE's Hsiung stuck to his account of ubiquitous crating, adding, "We have been in dozens of Smithfield gestation facilities over the past year, and we've seen thousands of mother pigs in crates — and hardly any outside of them.
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If Hsiung and DxE are correct that pregnant pigs and new mothers remained in gestation crates, that suggests that the company is not following its stated procedure, which calls for pregnant pigs to be put in group housing.
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And while it is certainly conceivable that the stacks of crates stenciled with "This Side Up" arrows and the Prada name rendered backward contained untold millions worth of contemporary art, they might just as easily have been empty.
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Wood was used to package a wide range of goods for transport all the way through World War II, but improvements in metal and cardboard packaging technology marked the beginning of the end for wooden barrels and crates.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Supporters of Britain's exit from the European Union dumped crates of haddock into the River Thames on Wednesday to protest against Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit transition deal which they say has betrayed the fishing industry.
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Nigel Farage, one of the 2016 pro-Brexit campaign's most influential figures, and other campaigners flung crates of haddock into the river as a mark of protest against quotas which they say force them to discard edible fish.
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Chrispen Chikadaya, a senior inspector of the Zimbabwe National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, said elephant traders specifically target elephants old enough to survive without their moms but small enough to fit in shipping crates.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In our market-dominated art world, the word "collection" might conjure an image of crates of blue-chip artworks housed in an offshore tax haven by an investment-minded hedge fund manager.
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While the product is the best-selling cat house on Amazon, it's also the number one best-selling item in its Dog Crates, Houses, and Pens category, as it's large enough to fit a small dog, according to shoppers.
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She spent the last few years of her life — she died of a hereditary blood disease — recycling her work in room-filling ensembles of empty stretchers, packing crates and rolled-up paintings, all covered with black-brown walnut stain.
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Stocked with crates of artisanal gin and vodka, the emissions-free cargo ship is making its maiden voyage from the tiny town of Elsfleth in northwest Germany and around the tip of Denmark to Rostock, on Germany's northeast coast.
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Puerto Rico Governor Rosselló said yesterday that if the 3,000 crates of private-sector goods can't be delivered to the island, the government will ask the owners to sell them so that they can deliver to Puerto Rico's residents.
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Deadboy, aka Allen Wooton, and Murlo, aka Chris Pell, have been tearing up clubs for a minute with a blend of dancehall, funky, grime, rap, and whatever else is deemed banging enough to make its way into their crates.
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