De acuerdo con un correo electrónico interno de ICE y con dos antiguos funcionarios de esta agencia, McKinsey también quiso recortar costos reduciendo el nivel de las condiciones de los centros de detención de ICE.
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En las oficinas, los agentes de ICE le habían dicho a
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You've got valves to thaw out, fuel lines to de-ice.
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De acuerdo con una serie de diapositivas de apoyo, el 13 de febrero, los consultores presentaron a los funcionarios de ICE un conjunto de "iniciativas para mejorar la contratación de ICE y atender el decreto del ejecutivo".
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Una agente de ICE que hablaba español llamada Blanca Chapa se preocupo
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Los funcionarios de el Condado de Jefferson y de ICE no solo se
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Alaska Airlines later said he was an employee who helped direct aircraft to gates and de-ice planes.
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Those employees direct aircraft for takeoff and gate approach and de-ice planes, as well as handle baggage.
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Segovia Benítez fue enviado a unas instalaciones de ICE en Arizona, donde estuvo detenido hasta el 23 de octubre.
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Sin embargo, las recomendaciones para ahorrar dinero que propusieron los consultores incomodaron a algunos funcionarios de carrera de ICE.
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But here's an application you've probably never seen before: using a giant tethered drone to de-ice a wind turbine.
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De-Ice with Care: Protect your pup's paws from injury by using pet-friendly products when de-icing sidewalks and driveways.
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The benefits are obvious: rather than needing to send gritting trucks around after every snowfall, you just let the concrete de-ice itself.
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An aircraft with green or orange fluid on its fuselage indicates that it either de-ice or anti-ice fluid has been applied.
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" It behooves citizens then, she said, to "just be a little more environmentally conscious when you go out and de-ice your own sidewalk.
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The airline, which operates a hub out of London's Heathrow Airport, Europe's busiest, blamed the backup on low temperatures, requiring it to de-ice.
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Cox, el vocero de ICE, negó que las recomendaciones de McKinsey pudieran afectar el bienestar o los derechos al debido proceso de los detenidos.
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Los cinco doctores acordaron que el plan de tratamiento recomendado para Mariee habría sido el mismo incluso si no hubiese estado bajo custodia de ICE.
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Authorities initially said the man was a mechanic but Alaska Airlines later said he was an employee who helps direct aircraft to gates and de-ice planes.
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Make coffee for myself, pack my lunch (Mason jar salad), and start my car because it's chilly out; I also throw salt on our steps to de-ice them.
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Las recomendaciones de McKinsey en cuanto a los recortes de gastos fueron demasiado lejos para algunos funcionarios de carrera de ICE, y muchas de las propuestas nunca se cumplieron.
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A recent study showed that Tompkins County, where he works at Cornell University in Ithaca, spends twice as much on salt to de-ice roads during winter rains as opposed to snows.
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Sin embargo, expertos médicos y defensores de derechos humanos han recalcado que las condiciones existentes en los centros de detención de ICE pueden representar un grave riesgo para la salud de niños enfermos.
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There are two types of fluid — de-ice and anti-ice — with the former to be applied if ice is already present and the latter is icy conditions are expected in the air.
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To win U.S. approval, United Technologies agreed to sell two Rockwell Collins' businesses: One that sells systems that de-ice planes and one that sells trimmable horizontal stabilizer actuators that help aircraft maintain altitude.
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Según los registros de contratación, y de acuerdo con un exfuncionario de ICE, para el verano de 2017 la agencia había comenzado a adoptar las propuestas de McKinsey con el fin de acelerar la contratación.
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Un reporte de ProPublica y el Times revela que la consultora McKinsey ha asesorado al gobierno de Donald Trump en política migratoria, a menudo con recomendaciones que incluso los funcionarios de ICE consideraron muy duras.
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To win U.S. approval for the deal, UTC agreed to sell two Rockwell Collins' businesses - one that sells systems that de-ice planes and another that sells trimmable horizontal stabilizer actuators that help aircraft maintain altitude.
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James Elian, president and chief operating officer of Canada's AirSprint, said the private aviation company's daily U.S. flights avoid potential congestion at major hubs where the need to de-ice planes, for example, contributes to delays.
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No obstante, esa disculpa generó nuevas críticas: algunos residentes se ofendieron porque consideraron que la postura de Lloyd estaba contra de ICE y los valores que ellos creen que defienden las agencias dedicadas a preservar el orden.
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El Departamento de Seguridad Nacional llevó a cabo una revisión de las condiciones en estas instalaciones familiares en 2016 a raíz de las controversias y encontró que los cánones de ICE no responden apropiadamente a las necesidades de niños enfermos.
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Yazmin se pregunta cómo podrá lidiar con una deuda que supera los 2 millones de dólares en honorarios médicos, y que debe pagar a causa de los tratamientos que recibió Mariee al ser liberadas del centro de detención de ICE.
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Los funcionarios de ICE afirmaron en un documento de contratación de octubre de 2017 que el trabajo de la empresa logró "beneficios cuantificables, incluyendo un número total mayor de expulsiones y una disminución en el tiempo de salida de un detenido".
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En una declaración, un vocero de ICE, Bryan D. Cox, dijo que el trabajo de McKinsey "produjo mejoras cuantificables en los resultados del objetivo, incluyendo una disminución importante en el tiempo para expulsar a los extranjeros que tenían una orden definitiva de expulsión".
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Dos exfuncionarios de ICE señalaron que había un descontento cada vez mayor entre los funcionarios de la agencia respecto al trabajo de los consultores, y la rotación de los directivos de la agencia dejó a la empresa de consultoría con pocos defensores.
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A pesar de que CoreCivic opera Dilley, la compañía le dijo a VICE News que la misma no provee ni el personal ni el servicio médico o de salud mental, esos servicios están a cargo de ICE y su Cuerpo Nacional de Servicios de Salud.
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To win U.S. approval for the $23 billion deal, UTC agreed to sell two Rockwell Collins' businesses - one that sells systems that de-ice planes and another that sells trimmable horizontal stabilizer actuators that help aircraft maintain altitude, the Justice Department said on Monday.
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El equipo de McKinsey también buscó maneras de acelerar el proceso de deportación, lo que preocupó a los miembros del personal de ICE por la posibilidad de que esas recomendaciones afectaran el derecho al debido proceso que tienen los migrantes en peligro de deportación de Estados Unidos.
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Según la gente que participaba en el proyecto, el equipo de consultores estaba tan enfocado en ahorrar dinero, que algunas veces ignoraban a los trabajadores de ICE que decían que las propuestas de recorte de gastos de McKinsey ponían en riesgo la salud y la seguridad de los migrantes, e incluso se quejaban de esto con los directivos de la agencia.
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Los desafíos logísticos eran desalentadores, pero, por suerte, el Servicio de Inmigración y Control de Aduanas (ICE) ya contaba con un socio en su nómina: McKinsey & Co., una empresa internacional de consultoría que fue contratada durante el gobierno de Barack Obama para ayudar a estructurar una "transformación organizacional" en la división de ICE encargada de deportar a los migrantes que residen de manera ilegal en Estados Unidos.
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"El estrés y las preocupaciones son reales; y afectan la capacidad de los niños de luchar contra una infección o enfermedad y superarla" En otro estudio en el mes de Julio, dos médicos y expertos en atención médica de detenidos, Scott Allen y Pamela McPherson, fueron contratados por el Departamento de Seguridad Nacional para conducir 10 investigaciones de centros de detención familiar de ICE durante los últimos cuatro años, y documentaron condiciones inseguras para niños.
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Tan solo una semana después de que Sneader anunció que había terminado el compromiso de ICE, McKinsey firmó un contrato por dos millones de dólares para asesorar a la Oficina de Aduanas y Protección Fronteriza (CBP) para preparar una nueva estrategia en la frontera que remplace el enfoque del gobierno de Obama, y desde entonces firmó otro contrato más —de hasta 8,4 millones de dólares— con la CBP que mantendrá a la empresa dentro de la agencia al menos hasta septiembre de 2020.
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In lower temperatures, a brine solution can be used to de-ice or reduce freezing temperatures on roads.
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The crew of the flight were aware that ice and snow had accumulated on the aircraft, but decided not to de-ice it.
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This is called "a two-step procedure". Methanol de-ice fluid has been employed for years to de-ice small wing and tail surfaces of small to medium-sized general aviation aircraft and is usually applied with a small hand-held sprayer. Methanol can only remove frost and light ground ice prior to flight. Mono- ethylene, di-ethylene and propylene glycol are non-flammable petroleum products and similar products are most commonly found in automotive cooling systems.
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Since at least medieval times, people have used salt as a cleansing agent rubbed on household surfaces. It is also used in many brands of shampoo, toothpaste and popularly to de-ice driveways and patches of ice.
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The area just aft, the shedding zone, is normally kept below freezing, causing the streaming water to freeze and collect as ice. During a de-ice cycle the voltage is increased, raising the temperature of this aft shedding zone, melting the ice bond and shedding the ice via aerodynamic force. Once power is removed from the heater, the shedding zone immediately refreezes and resumes collecting ice until the next de-ice cycle. This system takes as little as 1 second per surface and only 33 seconds to deice the entire aircraft using a 60-second cycle.
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Many of these cars owe their longevity to the fact that the Twin Cities area makes heavy use of salt to de-ice roadways in the winter. In anticipation of this, the cars were largely made of stainless steel to prevent corrosion.
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A weeping wing is a chemical aircraft airborne ice protection system wherein a glycol-based chemical is released onto the wing surface using small orifices on the leading edge of the wing. This system provides both ice formation prevention (anti-ice) and removal of ice which has already formed (de-ice).
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Sodium and chloride are equimolar throughout the lake, signifying a source from the halite (NaCl). Minnesota began using salt to de- ice roads in 1950. Past stormwater inputs from nearby Interstate 394 were likely a direct source of salt. Road salt has been linked to enhanced chemical stratification in Twin Cities lakes, including Brownie Lake.
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Lewis August Rodert (1906-1973) of the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA) was awarded the 1946 Collier Trophy for the design, development, and practical application of a thermal aircraft anti-icing system. NACA icing research leader from 1936 to 1945. Lew build his own de- icing systems on a Lockheed 12A and a Curtiss C-46 creating a flying de-ice laboratory.
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Agaricus bernardii is a saprobic species. Its mushrooms fruit singly, scattered, or in groups on the ground. They grow in sandy soils, lawns, and in habitats with a high salt concentration, like along ocean coasts and salt marshes. Once primarily a maritime species, the fungus has spread inland to roadside verges where salt has been applied to de-ice the roads.
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Bulk CaCl2 for de-icing in Japan By depressing the freezing point of water, calcium chloride is used to prevent ice formation and is used to de-ice. This application consumes the greatest amount of calcium chloride. Calcium chloride is relatively harmless to plants and soil. As a deicing agent, it is much more effective at lower temperatures than sodium chloride.
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Twenty people died on board, and three died later in hospital. The German airport authorities blamed Thain for the accident at the time, saying he did not de-ice the aircraft's wings, despite eyewitness statements indicating de-icing was not required. On Christmas Day 1960 he was dismissed by BEA and spent the next decade trying to clear his name. He never flew for an airline again.
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In the 787, cabin air enters from under the fuselage and is compressed as required. De-icing is achieved by electro-thermal heating elements embedded in the wing's leading edge. Hydraulic pumps for flaps, slats, speed brakes and other control surfaces are also powered electrically. Eliminating bleed air increases the electric load, as cabin pressurization, anti-ice/de-ice systems, and other functions need to be powered electrically instead.
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The Eighth Air Force struck at Berlin and all three gruppen, plus the Stabsschwarm, were airborne for the first time since Normandy. The III. Gruppe high-protection force could not de-ice their canopies while positioned below the US P-51 escorts. The result was the American group punched through the Bf 109s easily and fell on the two Fw 190 gruppen before they could reach an attack position on the bombers.
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After being discharged from the army, he established a business selling toiletry kits, then started another business named De-Ice-It which sold a chemical spray to help clear frozen windshields. In the 1960s, he started a charter tours business. He soon became a millionaire, although by his 30s he had built and lost his fortune twice. Over the course of his business career, Adelson has created almost 50 of his own businesses, making him a serial entrepreneur.
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The dc converter at Lévis will be used to de-ice 5 lines: four 735 kV single-circuit lines and one 315 kV double-circuit line. Because of the different lengths and sizes of the conductor, the dc installation needs to be able to operate in various voltages and currents. To be de-iced, the line must be closed off from the ac current at both ends. Line conductors are used to form a closed loop.
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FAA AIP grants also have contributed to the acquisition of additional Airport Rescue Fire Fighting (ARFF) equipment, Aircraft de-ice equipment and other surface projects. The BLI PFC fee per passenger is currently at the FAA mandated maximum of $4.50 per enplaned passenger. The Terminal and ramp expansion projects are not AIP eligible as they are revenue generating facilities for the airport. The Port of Bellingham issues Revenue Bonds for $31,719,550 to pay for the terminal expansion.
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An Aeroflot Airbus A330 being de-iced at Sheremetyevo International Airport. Spray de-icing at Salt Lake City airport, 2010 De-icing is the process of removing snow, ice or frost from a surface. Anti-icing is understood to be the application of chemicals that not only de-ice but also remain on a surface and continue to delay the reformation of ice for a certain period of time, or prevent adhesion of ice to make mechanical removal easier.
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The train comprised two Class 465 units and was operating the 17:36 Charing Cross to service which had departed one minute late and was running to time when it came to a stand. ;17:55 Train 2R48 came to a stand behind train 2S56. ;18:10 Train 2H02 came to a stand approaching the flyover at St Johns. ;18:16 Network Rail called out a Mobile Operations Manager (MOM) to de-ice the third rail and get 2M48 moving again.
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The design of the rear and front spar attachments revealed the flanges of the spar were flushed with the wing surface making the most efficient structure. The outer wing leading edges were double-skinned. In the wing space, a hot air feed was fitted, using heat pumped through lagged pipes from the engines to warm up and de-ice the wings. The ducts were located just forward of the front spar flanges and in between the main spars where they could escape into the wing.
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The cockpit design of the TBM strives to be user-friendly and as uncomplicated to operate as possible. For pilot convenience, an automatic fuel selector automatically switches between fuel tanks periodically to effortlessly maintain fuel balance throughout flight; manual selection of fuel tanks is also possible, which remains overseen by a low fuel warning system. The ice protection system is as automated as possible, the windshield being electrically heated, the air inlet being kept warm by engine exhaust and the de-ice boots automatically cycling once activated.
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The use of salt brine to de-ice city streets has corroded parts on the older streetcars so much that such parts must often be cut off the car. The TTC Harvey Shops must manufacture some of the replacements sections, such as the chevrons which attach the bogies to the car body. The upholstery department constructs the bellows used between the articulated sections of the ALRV. Each set of bellows takes 240 hours to construct from a vinyl-like material using electric sewing machines.
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The classic four-door saloon boasted a newly developed straight-six-cylinder engine of , with overhead valves. The power output provided for a claimed top speed of . Power was delivered to the rear wheels via a three-speed manual gear box with synchromesh on the top two ratios. Optional extras included a heater from which warm air was evenly distributed between the front and back areas of the passenger cabin and which could be set to de-ice the windscreen in winter or to provide cool air ventilation in summer.
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By then, snow was falling, causing a layer of slush to form at the end of the runway. After the aircraft hit the slush, it ploughed through a fence beyond the end of the runway and the left wing was torn off after hitting a house. Fearing the aircraft might explode, Thain began evacuating passengers while Manchester United goalkeeper Harry Gregg helped pull survivors from the wreckage. An investigation by West German airport authorities originally blamed Thain, saying he did not de-ice the aircraft's wings, despite eyewitness statements indicating de-icing was not necessary.
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Full-span hydraulically operated trailing-edge flaps were fitted, while engine exhaust gas was used to de-ice the wings' leading edge. The aircraft was fitted with a retractable nosewheel undercarriage. Two Argus As 411 engines, built in Germany during the war, drove two-bladed constant speed propellers. At the end of 1950, the Polish aviation industry was re-organised, with large orders being placed for license-production of Soviet Mikoyan–Gurevich MiG-15 jet fighters. As part of this reorganisation, LWD and the CSS were disbanded, and work on the CSS-12 was suspended.
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Cockpit windshields on the Airbus A320 must withstand bird strikes up to 350 kt and are made of chemically strengthened glass. They are usually composed of three layers or plies, of glass or plastic : the inner two are 8 mm (0.3 in.) thick each and are structural, while the outer ply, about 3 mm thick, is a barrier against foreign object damage and abrasion, with often a hydrophobic coating. It must prevent fogging inside the cabin and de-ice from . This was previously done with thin wires similar to a rear car window but is now accomplished with a transparent, nanometers-thick coating of indium tin oxide sitting between plies, electrically conductive and thus transmitting heat.
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Its first fifteen B-47s departed March Air Force Base in California on 3 December, but on arrival at Limestone Air Force Base they found that RAF Upper Heyford was fogbound. They remained there until 11 December, when eight flew on to the UK. Five managed to land at RAF Upper Heyford. The other three had to divert to RAF Mildenhall or RAF Brize Norton. That day the remaining 30 aircraft arrived at Limestone, where they were again delayed by fog at RAF Upper Heyford. Twenty of the 37 aircraft prepared to fly to the UK on 19 December, but suffered icing, and the lone de-icing truck was able to de-ice only five in time.
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Lockheed fabricated the wings and Rodert moved the Flight Research Branch to the Ames Laboratory next to the Navy's Moffett Field in California. The Ames based team used a North American O-47 for tests until the 12A was ready from the Lockheed factory on 22 January 1941. In December 1947, US President Harry S. Truman congratulated Lewis A. Rodert of the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics (NACA) on the 1946 Collier Trophy for the design, development, and practical application of a thermal aircraft anti-icing system that year's greatest achievement in American aviation. President Truman had a personal interest in fellow Missourian Rodert winning the 1946 Collier Trophy, the President's plane, The Independence, a Douglas DC-6, was one of the first production models utilizing a thermal de-ice system.
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The breakbeat hardcore scene of the early 1990s was beginning to fragment by 1992/1993, with different influences becoming less common together in tracks. The piano and uplifting vocal style that was prevalent in breakbeat hardcore started to lay down the foundations of 4-beat/happy hardcore, whilst tracks with dark-themed samples and industrial style stabs had emerged from late 1992 and named darkcore. Reggae samples and reggae influenced tracks had been a feature of many breakbeat hardcore tracks since 1990 particularly from producers such as Shut Up and Dance, however Ibiza Records, and the Rebel MC were arguably the first to bring the sound system influence solidly into releases. The track "We Are I.E." by Lennie De-Ice is often credited as being the track that layed down the foundations for jungle with its ragga bassline.
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