Both the Myanmar government and the company whose ships do the dredging in Chaungzon deny the dredging is causing the erosion.
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Both the Myanmar government and the company whose ships do the dredging in Chaungzon deny the dredging is causing the erosion.
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Make a dredging station by setting up three shallow dishes.
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Selangor Dredging didn't immediately return an emailed request for comment.
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The dredging also threatens endangered native dolphins, turtles and otters.
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Dredging the Parana is the biggest logistics contract in Argentina.
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I don't love eggy dipping, floury dredging and gluey hands.
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China's been building military bases on reefs by dredging up sand.
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Dredging has started at Anaklia, but the project is behind schedule.
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Six other nearby shoals have been similarly transformed by Chinese dredging.
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No survivors grow weepy while dredging up their decades-old memories.
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No pounding, no egg, no dipping, no dredging, no deep-frying.
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And, like Trump, it seemed unable to avoid dredging up conspiracy theories.
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It's painful; it's dredging up horrible memories for so many of us.
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France bans its fishermen from scallop dredging between May 15 and Oct.
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Only additional dredging will make the Hudson healthy as soon as possible.
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It turned the work of psychotherapy, of dredging up desires out of
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And Australian government efforts to curtail dredging and pollution were not helping.
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It has employed dredging fleets to build artificial islands and runways on them.
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They fear that dredging and heavier maritime traffic will damage the reef, too.
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The company promised cuts to its fleet, which would particularly effect dredging equipment.
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But dredging by Southeast Asian nations is scant compared with the Chinese effort.
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But they have been dredging up drawings he made, pieces he gave them.
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I hated dredging up the emotions from such a tumultuous time — who wouldn't?
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Dredging up such titles, however, occasionally brings with it another form of baggage.
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Dredging machines and sand barges dump their waste directly into the river, fishermen say.
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Dredging in rivers and seas pollutes natural habitats, affecting local fishing and farming industries.
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Controversial projects Another controversial issue that environmentalists say has weakened Florida's reefs: Port dredging.
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Environmentalists favor offshore ports over what they consider the harmful impact of dredging harbors.
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Dredging up an affair between 2 former FBI officials and imitating cries of passion
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Environmentalists tie sand dredging in San Francisco Bay to the erosion of nearby beaches.
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Researchers have found that river dredging in India has contributed to flooding in Kerala.
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Exclusive: Risking Beijing's ire, Vietnam begins dredging on South China Sea reefVietnam's dredging work on Ladd Reef in the Spratly Islands could anger Hanoi's main South China Sea rival, Beijing, which claims sovereignty over the islands and most of the resource-rich sea.
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After similar clashes in 2012, French and British fishing organizations negotiated an agreement each summer under which the UK fleets do not start scallop dredging in the Baie de Seine before the French, in exchange for part of the French fishermen's dredging permits.
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After similar clashes in 2012, French and British fishing organisations negotiated an agreement each summer under which the UK fleets do not start scallop dredging in the Baie de Seine before the French, in exchange for part of the French fishermen's dredging permits.
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Altogether, Belgian contractor Dredging International dredged 4 million cubic meters of material from the lake.
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It has also begun dredging work on the disputed "Ladd Reef," according to satellite imagery.
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Offshore dredging to lay the pipes has already started near Greifswald in north-eastern Germany.
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Conventional dredging machines are able to remove the mud required for the bricks, he added.
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Port officials last year sought to kickstart the dredging by issuing $217 million in bonds.
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For dredging, Cikowski pours buttermilk into one bowl and the dry ingredients into the other.
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After an outcry from scientists and legal action by conservationists, the dredging decision was reversed.
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The outperformance was mainly driven by high utilisation rates at its dredging and salvage businesses.
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The current holder of the dredging concession is private, Luxembourg-based dredger Jan De Nul.
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"We don't know yet if those barges are precursors of future dredging operations," he said.
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Altogether, Belgian contractor Dredging International dredged 24.4 million cubic meters of material from the lake.
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Finely chop 10 of the remaining curry leaves and add them to the dredging mixture.
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Now, of course, Harvard authorities are dredging up various supposed delinquencies on Mr. Sullivan's part.
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Why do we persist in parsing a dead study — "data dredging," as it's pejoratively known?
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Once the sauce has set, make a dredging station by setting up three shallow dishes.
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Even after the transition to a civilian government, dredging up the past has been frowned upon.
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If the mixture is too soft, pop them in the refrigerator to firm up before dredging.
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But as Corpus Christi's experience shows, that building boom has driven up prices for needed dredging.
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Dredging riverbeds for the mud to produce the new bricks will help preserve topsoil, Sadeque said.
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Trafigura has proposed an offshore port, which requires no dredging and a less extensive permitting process.
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It made this discovery after approving GE's dredging plan, yet did nothing to expand its scope.
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The Corps kept on dredging but used the material instead to create artificial marshes, benefiting waterfowl.
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And I swap out the whole-wheat dredging flour as well, and use all-purpose instead.
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One firm involved is Boskalis, a Dutch dredging and offshore contractor which also provides maritime services.
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That includes dredging up Elsa and Anna's family history, and the source of former's fantastical powers.
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The seabed around the islands is a Benthic Protection Area, which bans bottom trawling and dredging.
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The dredging of the Duclos canal has shown that the state can contribute to prosperity after all.
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Mechanical improvements such as pumps and suction devices mean dredging ships can now break through harder material.
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Crawford said that dredging of the seafloor via the Marion Dufresne has already yielded some volcanic samples.
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GE has spent an estimated $1.7 billion over eight years on cleanup, including six years of dredging.
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They cite potential damage from port dredging, shipping and climate change stoked by coal from the mine.
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Similar, if less dramatic, benefits would accrue from dredging waterways, repairing dams and locks, and other projects.
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The Ravine near 218th Street, with its rushing waterfall, has pools clogged with sediment and needs dredging.
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Construction on the project, which began in 2003, involved dredging some 320 million cubic meters of sand.
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She says they immediately turned them down ... saying they had NO interest in dredging up horrific memories.
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It's a real thing happening to real people, dredging up real trauma for a host of survivors.
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The government would have to temporarily take over dredging works if the contract is liquidated, Andrade said.
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Last year, Colombia's government terminated an $861 million PPP river dredging contract that was led by Odebrecht.
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Dredging to collect sand for construction projects has also lowered the lake's bed and caused more runoff.
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And that, according to Escobar, is just what we should be doing: Dredging up the good and bad.
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Government officials have previously said sand dredging is sustainable and can actually help local ecosystems by preventing landslips.
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Several Texas ports are still unable to allow large tankers to enter after Harvey as they await dredging.
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That money will allow it to start dredging to a 54-foot draft - not deep enough for supertankers.
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Beijing has reclaimed land in massive dredging operations, turning sandbars into islands equipped with airfields, ports and lighthouses.
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Dredging and natural shifts in the North Sea explained some of the erosion, of 70 meters in places.
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If immediate action was taken a supplementary planning permission process for the dredging could be completed in 2018.
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Still, the result of the five-year review could be used to compel G.E. to do more dredging.
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They've argued for dredging the river in some places, raising bridges and looking to the Netherlands for ideas.
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The vessel would be suitable for dredging at Scarborough Shoal, a disputed reef 150 miles from the Philippines.
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" He called the episode "a tragedy," and said that dredging it up publicly "will ruin my son's life.
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Draining, dredging and frying eggplant slices is a completely worthwhile kitchen project (if one of the messier ones).
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This money is set aside specifically for harbor maintenance activities, including dredging channels, and maintaining jetties and breakwaters.
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The group's researchers tracked the dredging and transport of the sand through commercial satellite imagery and shipping databases.
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"I fed it some vodka and cut off its head," she says, while calmly dredging chicken wings in flour.
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Brian credits all of his success to his father, a retired hydraulic dredging engineer, for teaching him the trade.
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Yet, for all that, dredging has started and workers will begin laying the pipes across the Baltic sea shortly.
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The defense tried to discredit Constand and the other women, attacking their credibility and dredging up their past misbehaviors.
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She remains missing, and the resulting investigation is dredging up questions about an old family mystery involving them both.
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Despite the fact both Drake and Pusha have been dredging up ... J Prince assured us it's over and done.
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Third, building and operating the plant will require significant dredging and shipping that could destroy dolphin habitats and biodiversity.
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In its draft review, the EPA concedes that upriver dredging has not reduced PCB contamination in the lower Hudson.
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For 101 years, Niagara Falls' attractions have included the wreck of a dredging scow stuck just above its precipice.
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The Hamburg city government said it was pleased the court had in principle accepted that dredging can take place.
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Half-jokingly imagining Mr. Trump dredging up the 1993 federal raid on the Branch Davidian compound in Waco, Tex.
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It has let us see what he looks like dredging up his own optimism and supplying his own stakes.
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Two red-hulled dredging ships were anchored offshore—one in federal waters, three miles out, the other much closer.
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Now they are dredging the basin to scoop up 10 feet of black sediment heavily laced with coal tar.
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Thought ruler Mercury moves in reverse through Cancer on July 19, intensifying our emotions, and dredging up old wounds.
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Given watches her, all but speaking, dredging up the feelings of grief from which she has spent years running.
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The dredging will enable greater access for roll-on roll-off (RORO) ships and could help ease potential congestion.
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Despite government dredging efforts, Dauda has spent most of the past two weeks clearing the water from her bedroom floor.
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Specifically, the Kavanaugh news is dredging up all kinds of high school and college memories, for all kinds of people.
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But the show follows that moment by dredging up some of the worst things that have ever happened to Sansa.
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This had been found in a dredging operation in Rome, near the outlet of the Cloaca Maxima into the Tiber.
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"Everything in our industry has become larger," says Koen Vanderbeke of DEME, a Belgian dredging firm that owns the ship.
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A statement from dredging and marine engineering company Boskalis said that its holding in Fugro now stands at 24.9 percent.
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In 2015, GE completed six years of dredging to remove PCB-contaminated sediment from upriver locations near its former factories.
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The plan called for the dredging of the port to accommodate larger ships, with the spoils dumped near the reef.
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But Beijing scorned the decision and continued building artificial islands on isolated outcroppings, while dredging and destroying natural coral reefs.
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France bans all scallop dredging between May 15 and October 1, but Britain allows its vessels to operate year-round.
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The dredging concession, set for renewal in April 2021, involves keeping a channel in the river clear for cargo ships.
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The Labour Party was incensed that a young Conservative was dredging up such a divisive, contested, and non-local issue.
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Clinton dismissed as the "vast right-wing conspiracy" intent on dredging up scandals involving Mr. Clinton, including the Lewinsky issue.
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First, there was the dredging, in which ships sucked sediment from the seabed and pumped it atop formerly undeveloped reefs.
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But the case has also been deeply painful for some, dredging up longstanding fears of being reduced to crude stereotypes.
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Dow has pushed ahead with the cleanup, stabilizing the banks, dredging the river bed and capping contaminated sections with concrete.
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Data mining, fishing expeditions and data dredging are other descriptors that had been applied to the act of p-hacking.
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Jay Cashman, who runs a marine construction and dredging business in Boston, bought Kilkea Castle outside of Dublin in 2013.
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But Jackson appeared to take a more lax stance on dredging up the ways Manafort spent his allegedly laundered money.
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And of course the CIA was working with the Italian intelligence service, so Rome wouldn't be excited about dredging that up.
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The dredging fulfils a promise by Jovenel Moïse, Haiti's president since February, who has vowed to make rural areas more productive.
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Here's a guide to dredging into your your digital past on some of the most popular apps and services out there.
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He added that dredging would continue and finish next year, allowing ships that are 366 meters long to use the terminal.
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She is a Norwegian research vessel, built in 3003 and owned by Swire Seabed, a dredging and surveying firm in Bergen.
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"One of the challenges is there more dredging demand than there is capacity in the United States right now," he said.
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Dredging up the email investigation so close to the election obviously helps Donald Trump's flailing campaign and bolsters other Clinton critics.
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Then last week the Philippines military released images of Chinese ships it said were capable of dredging sand around the reef.
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The government estimates the total cost of the lengthy environmental plan, including replanting and dredging, will reach about 20 billion reais.
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Rather, they concluded that the majority of the reef, stretching beyond 3,000 feet, showed conclusive damage to corals by dredging sediment.
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In postdebate interviews, Mr. Trump said that he refrained from dredging up the past out of respect for Chelsea Clinton, Mrs.
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Yet there are practical difficulties, not least that Bagamoyo's port, unlike Dar es Salaam's, would most likely need regular, extensive dredging.
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He was skillful on a variety of vessels and jobs, including dredging, and earned the senior rank of bosun, or boatswain.
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He contended that officials should invest in more dredging because the caps will fail, but that they compromised because of speed.
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Some of this history has been captured at the Dutra Museum of Dredging (no, really) in Rio Vista in the Delta.
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In recent years, China has built up an armada of oceangoing dredging ships, among the most technologically advanced in the world.
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Ross was unsparing, dredging up his past in the Police Department and insinuating that his investigative methods were careless and biased.
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CCCC planned to list its dredging operation in 2015, but its application later lapsed, according to the Hong Kong stock exchange.
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China banned sand-dredging on the Yangtze River in 2000 after bridges were undermined and thousands of feet of riverbank collapsed.
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CCCC planned to list its dredging operation in 193, but its application later lapsed, according to the Hong Kong stock exchange.
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Trump is dredging up a best-of list for his favorite conspiracy theories targeting his political enemies and high-profile detractors.
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So I don't want to caricature all Roma as dredging on the margins of society: Many Roma have wonderfully mundane lives.
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After the forum appealed to the local clam collectors' arbitration panel, the Kottayam group was thrown out and all dredging was banned.
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For three months his dredging platform, two miles offshore, has been sucking up dirt from the sea bed and piping it ashore.
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That's not just building pumps and dredging canals so floodwaters can recede, which is largely what most cities are focusing on now.
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We were dredging into our inner souls to find the next five years in us, but we were going to find it.
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Trump revels in referring to Clinton as "Crooked Hillary" and dredging up the infidelities of her husband, Bill Clinton, the former president.
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This critically-endangered Kemp's Ridley turtle arrived at the center after being injured by a ship that was dredging the ocean waters.
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In 1984, the Italian city of Livorno spent $35,000 dredging up a canal thought to hold lost sculptures by artist Amedeo Modigliani.
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Over a century ago, the 80-foot-long scow was dredging for a tugboat along the Niagara River, upstream from Niagara Falls.
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The planning application must be amended but "there is no doubt" that the dredging will take place, he said in a statement.
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The association of Hamburg port companies UVHH said it regretted that the court had not removed a stop order on the dredging.
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A decision to raise fees for dredging, which could begin as early as September, would be rare among U.S. Gulf Coast ports.
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And frankly, I'm disappointed that he hasn't issued an immediate apology for the pain his words are dredging up for many Americans.
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Dredging up racist, anti-Semitic content often in seeming violation of a company's stated policy takes seconds — trust me, I went looking.
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According to a U.N. report, the dredging "exhausted all of the marine sand resources in Dubai," and also did extensive environmental damage.
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Over in the Paracels, "China has continued construction, though on a smaller scale," such as dredging and reclamation work on Tree Island.
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Last week, a dredging crane began clawing oily-smelling muck off the bottom: an early stage of a $500 million Superfund cleanup.
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Cleveland's political and commercial elites encouraged this economic relationship between the city and its river by dredging, widening and straightening the Cuyahoga.
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More recently, the Chinese have turned their attention from dredging and reclaiming land to building airstrips, radar and communications facilities and hangars.
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A more recent lawsuit, still pending, demands that Flower obtain proper dredging permits among other claims, Darrin Berger, the baymen's lawyer, said.
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Somo said fishermen in the ancient Arab town had suffered because dredging had destroyed vegetation which reduced fish populations near the shore.
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With the spoils from the dredging, the companies have constructed a series of islands, which, they say, attract seals and sea birds.
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He made Carl sing the same song Lori used to sing to him, dredging up Carl's memory of killing his own mother.
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A new study found that dredging in Miami has caused widespread damage to the distressed coral reef, the New York Times reports.
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The EPA is now reviewing whether the dredging made the difference they expected in terms of lowering the PCB level in the river.
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It's a cold case; we're just dredging it up year after year as a tradition, a kind of fandom autumnal rite. Yes. Yes.
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This is consistent with old folk tales about Emperor Yu taming the river not through one dramatic action, but by decades of dredging.
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China's more assertive claim has included dredging to build up islands and the construction of air fields and shipping facilities on some reefs.
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Environmentalists and local fisherman say so-called spoil banks created during pipeline dredging disrupt natural water flow in the basin and suffocate crawfish.
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Tensions have ratcheted up as China has reclaimed land in massive dredging operations, turning sandbars into islands equipped with airfields, ports and lighthouses.
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The dredging at the Port of Savannah in Georgia has been stalled for almost 30 years; the environmental review alone took 14 years.
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They say most voters will see Trump as dredging up rumors as part of an anything-goes strategy to win the White House.
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Seafloor dredging creates the undersea equivalent of choking sandstorms, killing organisms, destroying coral reefs and other habitats, and altering patterns of water circulation.
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The company has long called its dredging harmless, but now federal and state officials, responding to baymen's complaints, are reviewing the company's permits.
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On Monday, Paris city workers began dredging the Canal Saint-Martin, a historic 19th Century waterway that winds through the French capital's northeast.
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The side of the planet which always faces the star churns with massive convection currents, dredging up heavier molecules from the planet's lower layers.
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And Trump is now dredging up the scandals of the 1990s to slime Clinton over the actions — both alleged and documented — of her husband.
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GE spent an estimated $1.7 billion over eight years on cleanup, including six years of dredging, under a 2006 consent decree with the EPA.
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He is purposely dredging up some of the darkest images of our country to vent his anger and rally his supporters to his cause.
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Anyway—meanwhile, Nick begins dredging the tomatoes and a few mugwort leaves in a light tempura batter, then drops them into hot frying oil.
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Markel's prominence as a criminal justice scholar catapulted his death into the national spotlight, dredging up details of an acrimonious divorce and custody battle.
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From dredging and land reclamation to offshore construction of oil platforms, costs have dropped even as the speed and quality of work have increased.
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But even if the boost in exports to China never happens, the dredging and expansion will continue, despite the trade debate raging in Washington.
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In interviews on Thursday, EPA officials said they lacked enough data to require more dredging by Boston-based GE under its 2006 consent decree.
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Throughout his political career, Massad campaigned on a promise, among other pitches, to secure funding for the dredging of 13 canals in Port Richey.
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In March, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, which issues permits for dredging projects, recommended a full environmental impact statement (EIS) for Carlyle's project.
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A dredging project that will increase the water depth to 54 feet from 47 feet in the channel will begin on Friday, he said.
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For its part, the company hailed what a spokeswoman called its "world-class engineering work" and the $1.6 billion it spent on dredging efforts.
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The band had had no say in the dredging of the oil channels or in the layout of the Morganza to the Gulf project.
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Once a week, we sank into the cushions of a social worker's office downtown, dredging up and sifting through memories of a broken dynamic.
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At the harbor, three new cranes have been installed and dredging will next year deepen the port depth to 2207 meters at five berths.
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The latest Senate health-care bill is dredging up a long-debated question: What constitutes the freedom to choose in the health insurance market?
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As part of the performance, they asked Ben Oakes, a local scallop-diver, to give talks focused on the damage inflicted by scallop-dredging.
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A.I. systems tend to be passive vessels, dredging through data in search of statistical correlations; humans are active engines for discovering how things work.
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The government maintains it has "completely eradicated lawless sand dredging" but said in a statement posted on Facebook that the industry still "faces some challenges".
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GE had spent an estimated $1.7 billion to clean up the river over eight years, including six years of dredging, under a 2006 consent decree.
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Much of the CPRA's work involves dredging up sediment where it is abundant, including under the sea, and piping it to areas of threatened marshland.
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From dredging up bad memories to bringing back that embarrassing pic that only your mom liked, TBH the painful uncomfortable slideshows are a bit cringeworthy.
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But state officials called GE's work "incomplete," and said the EPA decision could make it harder to later require more dredging or other remedial measures.
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Now, Charlamagne -- real name Lenard McKelvey -- believes someone is dredging up the old case and fudging the facts in an effort to smear his name.
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Artificial islands in the Spratly chain, created by dredging massive amounts of sand onto tiny rocks, now have Chinese soldiers and construction workers bustling about.
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But maintenance dredging at ports, which is practiced in order to remove built up sediment from shipping lanes, is reportedly not subjected to the ban.
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Authorities must now take rapid action to resolve the deficiencies in the planning process, especially involving damage to water quality from the dredging, it said.
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The President has repeatedly warned against "illegal voting" during his tenure in office, dredging up a familiar trope he popularized during the 2016 presidential election.
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Building an island out of nothing is no small feat—in Hong Kong, methods have included dredging the seafloor and injecting cement into the seabed.
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Sand dredging in Lake Poyang — China's largest body of freshwater — has disrupted bird migration patterns, destroyed fishing areas and increased the lake's vulnerability to drought.
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Over the last two decades, his companies were granted contracts for dredging, barging and shipping by Tata Power, often renewing them without a bidding process.
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The agency was notified of the incident by vessel Jonathon King Boyd, which was on fire after hitting a gas pipeline while conducting dredging operations.
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The Australian government has tried to combat these local threats with its Reef 2050 plan, restricting port development, dredging and agricultural runoff, among other risks.
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When they wilt and go soft, add a few tablespoons of the leftover dredging flour and cook that, stirring often, for five minutes or so.
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Since 2015, Beijing has been dredging remote Pacific reefs and building air and naval bases on the reclaimed land—most notably in the Spratly island chain.
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Tensions have ratcheted up in the region as China has reclaimed land in massive dredging operations, turning sandbars into islands equipped with airfields, ports and lighthouses.
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It followed the EPA's issuance in April of a "certificate of completion" permitting GE to stop dredging until further studies showed whether more cleanup was needed.
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Veteran Republicans have long recoiled from dredging up accusations that have been leveled against Bill Clinton, considering it as a losing strategy that turns off voters.
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FCC Americas recently built a new control tower for Bogota airport and is also involved in road tunnel projects and the dredging of the Bogota river.
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Then, dredging up more black sludge, plastic bottles, and cans from the riverbed, it pushed the barge forward again, finally freeing it from the river's bottom.
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In the area where the dredging company you mentioned plans to work, a typical 20.04-year operation would cover about 23,000 square kilometres of ocean bottom.
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"Their worries are right that the risks are massive so the ministry decided to ban sand exports and large-scale sand dredging," Meng Saktheara told Reuters.
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In a December study, the state's Department of Environmental Conservation found PCB levels in fish in the upper Hudson after dredging essentially the same as before.
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This time around, the Waterkeeper group is trying to set up independent monitoring of the coral before dredging begins to keep close track of possible damage.
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But dredging sand can displace important shellfish and fisheries; species like Atlantic herring lay eggs on sand and gravel habitat, and removal can affect the population.
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For example, it has seized small land formations or reefs, sometimes dredging up underwater sediment to make the islands large enough to support small military installations.
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Haspel, one official said, was wary of suffering the same fate as failed veterans affairs nominee Ronny Jackson and of dredging up the CIA's troubled past.
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Lorenzana said Beijing had earlier this year tried to send dredging barges to the shoal, but there was no sign of any reclamation activity so far.
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" Fans quickly deciphered whom the tweet was referring to, which was confirmed when Zamora sent another tweet dredging up Star's past, stating: "Imagine stanning a racist?
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In the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, authorities are battling a so-called "sand mafia" who supply the construction industry through illegal dredging of riverbanks.
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Apart from using a dredging machine, which he estimated cost several hundred thousand dollars, concrete sea walls have been erected at certain points near the beach.
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By the 1930s, after four decades of overgrazing, irrigation withdrawals, grain agriculture, dredging and channelization, followed by several years of drought, Malheur had become a dust bowl.
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While the purpose of the activity cannot be determined for certain, analysts say similar dredging work has been the precursor to more extensive construction on other reefs.
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China's embassy in Manila said there has been no dredging or building at the shoal and China has maintained a coastguard presence there for law enforcement patrols.
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"It's pathetic to see Tammy Baldwin and her liberal allies dredging up decades old material from Kevin's college days," Nicholson's campaign spokesman Michael Antonopoulos told the Tribune.
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With many candidates -- most with extensive digital footprints -- there was plenty of social media dredging and scraping that kept the war rooms of the parties working overtime.
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He promised that, by dredging Washington of the elites and lobbyists too stupid or self-serving to act for the whole nation, he would fix America's politics.
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In nearly every scene in Sharp Objects, Camille's synapses are triggered by the familiar (and loathed) landscape of her childhood town, dredging up some flash of memory.
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The method of dredging the ocean floor is shown as hugely destructive, while the salmon industry in Scotland generates nitrogen pollution and spreads diseases to wild fish.
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Those firms are responsible, directly and indirectly—through their canal-dredging and because of the greenhouse-gas emissions they facilitate—for a lot of Louisiana's coastal erosion.
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Trump brushed aside Hillary Clinton's attempts to tie him to white supremacists groups and the "alt right," dredging up Clinton's "super predator" comments made two decades ago.
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Donald Trump will claim Mexican billionaire Carlos Slim was part of a cabal dredging up allegations the Republican nominee touched women inappropriately, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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But that assumes its plan for dredging to accommodate supertankers will not require a full environmental review, which is sought by opponents and could take two years.
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They include dredging and expanding canals, and constructing flood barriers and water retention areas to drain and divert floodwater to Thailand's main conduit, the Chao Phraya River.
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I have a soft voice and am still, in my early 30s, working on dredging up the self-confidence to stand up for myself when I'm slighted.
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It offers a critical opportunity for residents to declare that the cleanup is "not protective" of human health and the environment, and that additional dredging is necessary.
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The latter take much practice; dredging eBay and Amazon for humidifiers, grinders, slicers, casings and pH readers, even building a drying room for precise temperatures and moisture.
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The regulation would likely be the most significant change to how the EPA enforces the Clean Water Act's restrictions on dredging or filling waterways in four decades.
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The earlier global bleaching events, combined with various other forms of destruction—disease, dredging, dynamite fishing—had already convinced marine scientists that reefs were in grave trouble.
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"It's a farce," said Pat Fitzsimmons, a barber, who had watched the dredging — done with claw-like heavy equipment and barges — and was skeptical about its success.
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First, the national government and city officials did no proper dredging or waterway maintenance between 210 and 22007 — despite repeatedly claiming that it had been carried out.
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Much of the Corps's money has been spent on dredging sand from the seafloor and piling it up on shorelines between oceanfront real estate and the water.
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It's unbelievable that Marcia Clark has to apply it when dredging up memories of how the judge in the "Trial of the Century" responded to her hair.
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After a dredging project was deemed infeasible, officials came up with a plan to fix their river problem that would impress David Copperfield: They hid it, above.
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Occasionally, this dredging will indeed lead to a successful follow-up trial (in the case of O, there's now a new study focused on the sickest patients).
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After the tomatoes have marinated for about 20 minutes, they'll get battered, and since they'll be wet with buttermilk anyway, there's no need for eggs before dredging.
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The territory's mining heritage shows itself in the summertime vaudeville performances at Diamond Tooth Gerties Gambling Hall and the piles of dirt tailings from industrial gold dredging.
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Residents in the village of stilted wooden homes, narrow concrete footpaths and colorful small boats say sand dredging has plunged their once reasonably prosperous fishing community into poverty.
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Satellite images in February and March showed dredging vessels working to build a 700 meter (2,300 ft) sand bridge connecting low-lying North Island with neighbouring Middle Island.
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The state's Department of Environmental Conservation found in a December study that PCB levels in fish in the upper Hudson after dredging were essentially the same as before.
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The statement also indicates that the Army Corps of Engineers "have incorporated lessons learned from Miami Harbor and other projects" that they will use when dredging Port Everglades.
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Walking, it should be said, is not only better for the environment than dredging up rare Earth minerals to make scooter batteries, it also provides gentle cardio activity.
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Asked why a one-in-22012-year flood is back so soon, she first blames a recent lack of dredging and then talks of "extraordinary rains up north".
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In October, Carlyle agreed to pay an undisclosed sum to cover the dredging needed to get achieve a 75-foot draft in the outer harbor to accommodate supertankers.
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It still hopes to convince regulators to streamline the environmental review and believes the dredging needed could be completed in six to eight months after permits are received.
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Nor did they pounce when BuzzFeed published a story in February dredging up hours of audio of Trump making crude remarks about women to radio host Howard Stern.
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On July 1st a court released three environmental activists who had been imprisoned since last August after mounting a campaign against sand dredging, sentencing them to time served.
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The dredging project to deepen the port cleared a crucial Senate committee last week as part of a larger water bill and is headed for the Senate floor.
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The diversions planned for Plaquemines would add some land back to the marshes south of the city, and so, too, would more conventional dredging projects, like BA-39.
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Gutierrez, Lee, Zamora, and Dragun all felt Star's fans come at them with full force, dredging up any past social media posts that could be used against them.
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News had hardly spread when exasperated Democrats and donors were ruefully dredging up painful memories of the seemingly constant tug of congressional investigations on Bill Clinton's White House.
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Dredging could clean up some of the mercury in the sediment, Rudd said, though it could also disturb the mercury allowing more of it to enter the system.
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Once the chicken has marinated, use tongs to lift out half the chicken pieces, shaking off the excess batter, and transfer to the bag with the dredging mixture.
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The Disk Cleanup tool that comes with Windows can also be useful for dredging up and deleting outdated and unneeded files taking up space on your hard drive.
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By then, dredging and pumping and draining of the sloughs — the technical term for the shallow, slow-moving water under the grasses — and species decimation was well underway.
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By then, dredging and pumping and draining of the sloughs — the technical term for the shallow, slow-moving water under the grasses — and species decimation was well underway.
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The disease was first identified near Miami, Florida, where the port was conducting a dredging project, and has now spread throughout almost all of the state's reef tract.
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In a separate case, federal prosecutors recommended the suspension of Vale's dredging operations in the Sepetiba Bay in Rio de Janeiro state after a virus killed 200 gray porpoises.
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Their posts actively encourage people to go out and commit violence, dredging up the work of an obscure neo-Nazi theorist and Charles Manson associate to justify their belief.
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But dredging up that righteous social media outrage every time an app changes a pixel (or, God forbid, a font) only reinforces the very worst stereotypes about a generation.
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Even if Samsung has managed to make the Note 7 safe, it seems impossibly silly for the company to keep dredging up the ghost of last year's spectacular failure.
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Environmental groups have been pressing the government to stop the trade, saying the digging and dredging of sand has had a serious impact on coastal ecosystems and surrounding land.
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Carlyle has partnered with the port for a dredging project that would enable it to fully load supertankers capable of carrying 269 million barrels of oil to destinations worldwide.
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Mala and two others members of the group are still imprisoned for their work protesting illegal sand dredging and the construction of a hydroelectric dam in the Areng Valley.
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John Wolfe Ambrose, a civil engineer, had had the vision to push for the dredging of the channel to accommodate the new, deeper-draft cruise ships of that time.
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Industrial land reclamation began in earnest in the late nineteenth century, as the city's British rulers attempted to expand their new possession by dredging out bays and advancing shorelines.
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Democratic strategist John Neffinger on Thursday said news surrounding the sexual misconduct allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh is dredging up traumatic memories for millions of American women.
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Yes, we now live in a world where corporations that make an extremely opulent living out of dredging up fossil fuels are competing with each other for green credentials.
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The panelists said one UN member country claimed North Korea exported at least a million tons of sand from river dredging to Chinese ports -- collecting at least $22 million.
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But reviving Mueller's evidence could cause a political headache for Democrats in swing districts that Trump won in 2016 who fear a backlash from dredging up the Russia controversy.
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The company has worked on dredging and other offshore projects in Taiwan, where it created 250 hectares (617.8 acres) of new land in the port of Kaohsiung last year.
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The good news is that back in 2009, GE began the first phase of clean-up of PCBs, including dredging aimed at removing close to 10 percent of the chemicals.
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While more time consuming than dredging, this method protects the Bering's sea bed, helps prevent the by-catch and allows the boat to see everything that is coming on board.
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State-owned PT Timah, for example, blamed a 2000 percent fall in production on the disruption to its dredging operations from a combination of heavy rain, floods and stormy seas.
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The Supreme Court declared this week that all Bangladesh's rivers had the legal status of living entities, a move aimed at protecting them from growing pollution, encroachments and illegal dredging.
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For example, direct air capture — dredging CO173 out of the air and distilling it into a usable, or buryable, form — might be starting to get as cheap as $94/ton.
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The government will finance the infrastructure of the complex such as dredging and other work as it did with other cities Jubail and Yanbu that have become major industrial hubs.
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Why it matters: The regulation would likely be the most significant change to how the EPA enforces the Clean Water Act's restrictions on dredging or filling waterways in four decades.
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On Friday and Saturday, Trump mocked Democrats for their lawsuit, suggesting Republicans could use it to their advantage and dredging up allegations against the committee's former chair, Debbie Wasserman Schultz.
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Industrialization and dredging of the waters in England led to overfishing, and as more people moved to the coast, more and more sewage ended up dumped in oyster-growing waters.
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One of the deals that is likely to give China particular satisfaction is a pledge by the state-owned CCCC Dredging to enlarge the Cebu International and Bulk Terminal port.
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The Jakarta city administration, with help from international donors and the national government, is dredging its 17 rivers and canals — the first time it has done so since the 1970s.
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The country's annual dredging capacity — the volume of sand and muck it can haul up from underwater — has more than tripled since 523, to more than one billion cubic meters.
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Dr. Wansink's lab was known for data dredging, or p-hacking, the process of running exhaustive analyses on data sets to tease out subtle signals that might otherwise be unremarkable.
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After an emergency dredging and water purification project was deemed infeasible, officials came up with a plan to fix their river problem that would impress David Copperfield: They hid it.
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Which is O.K. While the filmmaker himself is more interested in telling colorful anecdotes than dredging up the portions of his psyche that inspire him, the anecdotes are colorful indeed.
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Preregistration can be seen as a sort of time-reversed replication, a firewall against "data dredging," the inclination to go looking for results when your first idea doesn't pan out.
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Land can be built through dredging and pumping sediment into place, and Louisiana has done some of that in some areas, including efforts to beef up the state's barrier islands.
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The FD cited banking sources as saying the consortium was led by Luxembourg-based investor Hal Trust, together with dredging firms Deme of Belgium and Van Oord of the Netherlands.
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At first, I thought my favorite dish was calamari, airy from a dredging in tapioca flour and gilded by salted duck egg yolks, powerfully fatty and further enriched by butter.
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Give tofu the katsu treatment, dredging pressed slices with panko crumbs (and some smoked paprika) and stuffing into potato rolls piled high with a soy-sauce-and-rice-vinegar slaw.
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The coral in the area were already stressed from the dredging and a recent bleaching event, so it was unsurprising they got hit with a disease, the scientists told Reuters.
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But the unprecedented scale and coordination of the dredging operation "showcases the boldness and impunity with which sanctions evasion networks operate, even under close scrutiny", C4ADS said in its report.
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In 260, workers embarked on a four-year dredging operation that deepened the river by three feet and cost $21987 million, a tab shared by federal, state and local agencies.
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Hopefully being contented within their own relationships will be enough to keep them from dredging up the past, because admit it: Seeing these two perform together would be pretty damn amazing.
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"Over 183.7 km (114 mi) of canals have been restored through cleaning and dredging work, which will benefit over 2,890 hectares (7,140 acres) of cultivable land," said GVM director Pritibhushan Deka.
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Yet, the federal government had always been there, damming rivers, dredging canals, and extinguishing Native people, Olmsted noted; the West was "the kindergarten of the American state," wrote historian Richard White.
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The Rubio and Cruz campaigns have been digging through opposition research, signaling they'll make the case against the celebrity tycoon by dredging up controversial aspects of his decades-long business career.
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Dr. Wischik said the separate analysis of those not taking other drugs was planned in advance, not an after-the-fact "data dredging" exercise to come up with some positive sign.
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Adani has not yet revealed where it plans to get money from, but the Queensland government says the company must show "financial closure" before dredging at Abbot Point can go ahead.
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Instead, by responding to every perceived slight -- such as Hillary Clinton's book release and media interviews this week -- and continually dredging up the past, he deepens the damage to his reputation.
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Surely, after years of speaking to the press about a story that's barely progressed, Valerie would feel drained at the prospect of dredging everything up again, this time for the BBC.
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At least 136 acres of Hudson River sediments remain contaminated with General Electric's cancer-causing PCBs after completion of the federally mandated dredging project in the upper Hudson by the company.
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Both the upcoming U.N. report and a separate post this month by the Center for Advanced Defense Studies noted an increase in sand-dredging activity by North Korean ships in 2019.
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Instead, their balky relationship was on full display, with McConnell gleefully dredging up Schumer's 1998 campaign for his Senate seat as a vote against the removal of former President Bill Clinton.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he's not considering reimplementing his administration's "zero-tolerance" immigration policy, dredging up his earlier claim that President Barack Obama's administration separated migrant families.
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In a bid to underline its territorial claims, Beijing has undertaken a widespread island-building program, dredging up underwater sediment to establish small islands capable of holding military installations and airports.
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The United States aims to change that as a federal agency prepares a plan that could force reductions in noise-making activities, including oil exploration, dredging and shipping off the nation's coast.
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Man-made noise from such work as pile driving, dredging, seismic air guns used in the search for oil, sonar, power-producing windmills and ice-breaking has raised the sound level dramatically.
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Vietnam has begun dredging work on a disputed reef in the South China Sea, satellite imagery shows, the latest move by the Communist state to bolster its claims in the strategic waterway.
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"The sand and silt plumes created by dredging sand and gravel and depositing it on the coral reefs either would have killed fish or expelled them from the reefs," the report said.
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The board is also looking at tapping additional water from the Shire River as a longer-term answer to shortages, and dredging silted water storage reservoirs to increase their capacity, she said.
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But his curtness in dismissing the concerns of a woman journalist (dredging up memories of his painfully testy exchange with critic Jan Wahl in 19693) made the exchange explode across the internet.
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The result, where open water used to be, is a bed of grey ooze up to ten feet deep, with a slurpy fountain of gunk where the dredging pipe empties into it.
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Another is to invest in new infrastructure capacity not under the control of incumbents; for example by dredging Ramsgate's silted-up harbour to make it usable again by Seaborne and other firms.
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Rather than trying to help patients by dredging up repressed memories and urges to consciousness, as Freud had done, therapists sought to modify behaviors and teach their patients positive ways of thinking.
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The cleanup and dredging of the canal is already behind schedule, which means that those DO NOT EAT warnings might be on the banks until way beyond the project's projected completion date.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Fishing industry officials from France and Britain will try to strike a new deal on dredging for scallops next week following violent skirmishes in the Channel, authorities said on Friday.
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While some importers attribute the reduction to delayed dredging at Brazil's Port of Santos, others point to the drop in overall trade following the weakening of Brazil's currency amid a political scandal.
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He famously began his presidential campaign by claiming that Mexico was sending drugs, crime, and rapists over the southern border, dredging up racist tropes that further inflamed white Americans' sense of insecurity.
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"In fact, there are several guilty: people who do not respect the riparian forest (and) the government that should do the maintenance of rivers, dredging, desilting and inspection of waters," he said.
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The dredging of the channels would have occurred anyway — it's necessary to keep the port deep enough for large cargo ships — but ordinarily the silt would be dumped out in the ocean.
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They've been doing so by continually dredging up a mistake I made over eleven years ago; one I had worked long and hard to resolve legally and through education, work, and volunteering.
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" Actually, dredging up the details of political spending has nothing to do with protecting investors, though it might fall into the category of "things corporations do that some people do not like.
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It is reached via an eight-mile bridge intended to keep the port operating even during flooding, an increasingly common occurrence because of damage to protective wetlands caused by drilling and dredging.
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Discussing the past often entailed dredging up inconvenient facts about how the United States' pre-1959 role in Cuba helps explain why Castro came to power and why he stayed in power.
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The dredging contract was originally awarded through competitive bidding, these documents show, and subsequently renewed by the board, in at least one case after first surveying the cost that competitors would charge.
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The defense team tore into Gates on cross-examination, dredging up extramarital affairs — one of which Gates appeared to admit to — and highlighting the fact that he has already admitted to lying.
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The U.N. monitors also said a member state reported that North Korea had exported at least one million tonnes of sand from river dredging, worth at least $22 million, to Chinese ports.
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"I don't think he should change if he's been successful," Rubio said when asked about Trump dredging up scandals of the 1990s to attack Hillary Clinton, which Rubio said he himself wouldn't do.
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Despite these earlier verdicts, the current case had been tied up in Italian courts for over a decade, dredging up issues of provenance and the legality of the statue's sale to the Getty.
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For the project to hit its 2020 target date, it would have to secure permits by next spring and find dredging contractors to work immediately after finishing the Army Corps' project, he said.
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"Sea turtles are always an issue with dredging" because it brings in salt water, said Jayson Hudson, a regulatory supervisor at the U.S. Army Corp of Engineers, which oversees permitting for Carlyle's project.
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Nevertheless, the EPA and the Army Corps of Engineers claimed he had polluted the waterway by dredging and constructing a couple of ponds near his home to be used mainly for local firefighting.
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The processes of industrialization, which involve dredging and drilling of the ocean floor and the release of oils and other toxic wastes into the water, has had a devastating effect on the bay.
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The Army Corps of Engineers is involved with U.S. military construction projects around the world and also advises civil engineering activities, such as dredging America's waterways and cleaning up hazardous or toxic sites.
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The tribunal ruled that under the law the two reefs, which were built into islands by mammoth dredging operations, were too small for China to claim economic control of the waters around them.
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Last year, members of Mother Nature, an environmental group led by Mr. Gonzalez-Davidson and others, began a campaign to rein in the mining, organizing villagers to blockade and board the dredging ships.
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Our most comprehensive survey of mud deposits offshore from the Mississippi Delta dates to the 1980s, but over the last 40 years development and dredging have accelerated sediment loss from the Mississippi Delta.
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Van Oord is using several of its rock-dumping and dredging vessels in both offshore oil and wind, either for laying cables or protecting turbine foundations by covering the surrounding seabed with rocks.
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The Philippines also accused China of violating international law by dredging sand to build artificial islands out of several reefs in the South China Sea, including one it says is in its waters.
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Mr. Lincoff taught for more than 40 years at the New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx and instructed Martha Stewart on dredging puffballs in panko bread crumbs to bring out their flavor.
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The local people, Choco and Kuna Indians, knew exactly what was going on, Dr. Duke wrote, and sometimes asked if similar nuclear-based efforts were being used in, say, dredging the Great Lakes.
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Harbor officials have been preparing for his ship's arrival for years — dredging the harbor and raising the Bayonne Bridge by 64 feet — so that this ship, and others like it, can be accommodated.
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Another issue at Tata involved no-bid dredging and barge contracts granted to companies belonging to another of Mr. Tata's longtime friends, Mehli Mistry, according to three people who have reviewed company documents.
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Seaborne Freight, which has never previously operated a ferry route, told Reuters on Thursday the dredging work had begun and was due to take about 25 days to complete, depending on the weather.
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Even if his fine-boned features and strategically tousled hair seem more suited for a performer in a boy band, Mr. Nutthapong began dredging up some of Thailand's darkest history in his rhymes.
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The United States has urged against the militarization of the South China Sea, following the rapid land reclamation by China on several disputed reefs through dredging, and building air fields and port facilities.
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To Van Hook, the cause was clear: The Crescent City Harbor District had stopped dredging the harbor a few years earlier, and it was filling up with mud, leaving his abalone without oxygen.
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No stranger to the very specific art of cooking food on live television, Martha handles the dredging and the battering of the chicken with ease, and Wiz proves to be a capable sous chef.
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Created by an epic dredging operation that began in the late 1970s, the sun-dappled waterway on the outskirts of Mobile, Alabama, attracts small fishing boats and brown pelicans that compete for speckled trout.
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We could scour a man's background, dredging up the borderline salacious joke he told in '73 or find a witness to claim he ogled a girl in high school or once danced like Elvis.
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Cassie Wilusz and her mother, Gail Taras, who live in Schuylerville, a river town with a smattering of upscale businesses, said that if the state believed more dredging was needed, it should be done.
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"This includes senators whose companies are accused of some of the most violent land grabbing Cambodia has seen this century, large-scale timber smuggling, a massive sand dredging scandal, and marijuana trafficking," it said.
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"One of the interesting things about this show is the process of dredging up all this strange lore from a small community and trying to present it to a national TV audience," he said.
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Later, the Moon opposes Pluto at 4:28 PM, dredging up control issues, and clashes with Jupiter at 9:25 PM and Uranus at 10:33 PM, spurring us to take action this evening.
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But while dredging the hell out of it isn't exactly an ideal way to treat a pristine natural marine park, Ridgway reckons we shouldn't become too distracted by what are ultimately small scale problems.
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River sand is preferred for construction in many cases because desert sand is too rounded to bind concrete well, while seabed sand contains salt that can corrode metal and dredging it can be costly.
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The researchers I spoke to said this opens the door for data dredging, and that there's really no way to know whether a drug is safe or effective based on that kind of research.
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There are four cuts and three garnishes, so you have the option of, say, dipping the cheek in horseradish oil and dredging the tongue in a tart pesto made from ground Danish wood ants.
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Analysts at Stanford University's Center for International Security and Cooperation observed the installation of power lines, a construction and dredging project to supply cooling water to the ELWR and movement of personnel and vehicles.
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This type of vehicle -- called a crawler ship -- has a 22002-ton mechanical arm that moves in a horizontal arc, dredging material from just beneath the sea floor, at depths of around 0003 feet.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - For several months last year, a steady stream of ships was observed dredging sand in a North Korean bay then transporting it to China, a Washington-based think-tank said on Wednesday.
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The researchers I spoke to said this opens the door for data dredging, and that there's really no way to know whether a drug is safe or effective based on that kind of research.
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According to the letter, Australia has shirked its responsibilities as steward of the Great Barrier Reef under the World Heritage Convention, particularly by allowing port dredging and shipping of fossil fuels in the reef area.
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The strategy of dredging up Clinton's extramarital affairs, such as those with Monica Lewinsky and Gennifer Flowers, enjoys minimal support within the Republican Party, and top GOP leaders are wary of going down this path.
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Marine engineers have been hit hard by low oil prices, which have prompted oil companies to cut back on offshore prospecting, and by the conclusion of the Suez project, an earnings bonanza for dredging companies.
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The sketches were spotted by LetsGoDigital, which has been dredging up additional documentation for the mysterious device including a trademark application, and a license from Korea's National Radio Research Agency, for the past few months.
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While this latest episode did not disappoint, it would seem that, as it has for so many years, WWE will simply roll on, dredging its fingers through the muck in order to pan some gold.
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The agency's survey of the extensive damage comes at a time when Fort Lauderdale is seeking final congressional approval for the dredging of its own port, Port Everglades, one of the largest in the country.
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For example, last week, Savills Singapore brokered an en bloc deal for a 1 Draycott Park, a building near the tony Orchard shopping area, for buyer Champsworth Development, a unit of Malaysian company Selangor Dredging.
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Duterte also played down concerns that China was militarizing the South China Sea and appeared unperturbed by its dredging work and building activity on reefs, several of which were within Manila's Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ).
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Like an apparition, an unlikely pair of women — Anahit Hayrapetyan, an Armenian Christian, and Serra Akcan, a Muslim from Turkey, traveled through the region without men but with cameras, dredging up uncomfortable century-old secrets.
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In 2013, China began dredging and island-building in the disputed Spratly Islands in the South China Sea, an area in which Beijing has competing territorial claims with the Philippines, Malaysia, Taiwan, Vietnam and Brunei.
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Each site on the map contains details about the material being mined and the mines' environmental and social impacts, such as how dredging disrupts rivers and how toxic pollutants seep into plants, animals and people.
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She apologized hours later, but it was too late to stop the social-media dredging of her past mistakes, including "In Congo's Shadow," a much-criticized memoir about her spotty gap year spent in Africa.
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Carl James, a Suncor subcontractor who works on dredging at a tailings pond site - massive lagoons that hold waste rock leftover from mining operations - said he was due back at his site on May 31.
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At this point, most of the world had already forgotten or moved past the scandals, and his dredging up the details is just a fresh reminder of how poorly he handles himself behind closed doors.
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The sand and silt plumes created by dredging sand and gravel can kill fish or drive them from the reefs — a major problem for Southeast Asian fishermen who rely on the creatures for their livelihood.
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Like other journalists over the decades, he will delight in dredging up their darkest stuff — the drug addictions, the Shakespearean dysfunction, the tragic kidnapping and ransom drama that they've spent 45 years trying to forget.
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China began dredging and land filling earlier this year at North Island, about 12 km (7 miles) north of Woody Island, where it has a large military base and this year stationed surface-to-air missiles.
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China has over the past year alarmed other claimants, and outside powers such as the United States and Japan, by re-claiming land on several disputed reefs through dredging, and building air fields and port facilities.
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While crude is typically cleaned up by skimming the surface, dredging permits had to be issued in 2010 in Michigan to remove submerged oil and contaminated sediment from the Kalamazoo River after an Enbridge pipeline burst.
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They normally collect them by dredging up ooze from the ocean bed, then sifting and filtering it to find a few precious particles, or by melting tonnes of ice from the Antarctic to see what precipitates.
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However, Amazon Watch, a nonprofit based in Oakland, California, which promotes rainforest conservation and advances the rights of the region's indigenous populations, has expressed concern that the project will lead to more deforestation and river dredging.
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The cleanup will cost about $500 million and will include dredging contaminated sludge, known to local residents as black mayonnaise, which has accumulated at the bottom of the canal after decades of industrial and sewer discharges.
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With the launch of the Galaxy S8 in a few days, Samsung is no doubt looking to literally wipe out any lingering Note 7's and prevent any potential new explosions from dredging up bad memories.
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Boskalis, a leading global port services and dredging company, said in a trading update on Tuesday its order book had nonetheless lengthened slightly over the quarter, up from 2.49 billion euros at the end of 2015.
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Each proceeding track is all-out emotional warfare on your heartstrings, "Evil Dead" dredging up your most confusing and angry moments, "Howard" whisking you away to summers past, "Second Sage" an argumentative, self-assured punk rock.
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Doug Jones (D-Ala.) after The Washington Post reported decades-old sexual misconduct allegations from multiple women, said that Democrats were dredging up the claims against Kavanaugh in a last-ditch attempt to derail his confirmation.
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The group called on Spain to eliminate what it said are 1,000 illegal wells and 3,000 hectares of illegal farming fields, and cancel dredging of the Guadalquivir River to protect and recover the park's water sources.
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The plan announced on Friday will take more than a decade to carry out, including up to four years to finish its design and an additional six years for the dredging and related construction, officials said.
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China has pulled ahead in the physical race, dredging sand to build one island after another over the objections of its neighbors and the United States, and equipping many of the islands with airstrips and radar.
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Tensions in the area have ratcheted up in the past two years as China has reclaimed land in massive dredging operations in the Spratly Islands, turning sandbars into islands equipped with airfields, weapons systems, ports and lighthouses.
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People tried to warn the government even as construction began on the Mississippi's infrastructure—channelization, dredging, dams in the upper stretch, and along the middle and lower levees, concrete mats along the banks called revetments, and gates.
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Chinese civilian aircraft have conducted several test landings on Fiery Cross Reef, one of three runways China has been building for more than a year by dredging sand up onto reefs and atolls in the Spratly Islands.
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That's potentially great news for people who are tired of dredging up gadgets from their bags before putting them on the conveyor belt—or having to chug a soda before getting to the front of the line.
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SO THIS is how it was to end: a septuagenarian con-man flanked by four victims of sexual assault, real or alleged, trying to intimidate his opponent by dredging up old accusations against her husband, Bill Clinton.
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"The dredging project should complete its next phase by the end of this semester, which will enable us to receive post-Panamax ships that are 335 meters in length," Baker told a news conference at the port.
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While this sets, you can also prep the dredging mixture by mixing the rest of the spices (ground in a mortar and pestle) with flour, baking powder, baking soda, more cayenne, and salt in another plastic bag.
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Tensions in the region have escalated over the last two years as China has claimed land in massive dredging operations in the contested waters, turning sandbars into islands equipped with airfields, ports and lighthouses in some cases.
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Syed's case fell into obscurity until Serial re-investigated it, dredging up a litany of intricate new evidence casting reasonable doubt on the prosecution's case while turning Syed and everyone involved in the podcast into minor celebrities.
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Governor Andrew Cuomo and Attorney General Letitia James announced the planned lawsuit on Thursday, after the EPA issued a "certificate of completion" permitting GE to stop dredging until further studies showed whether it had done enough cleanup.
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The groups argued that construction dredging in the swamp will contribute to so-called spoil banks, which build up inside the swamp and alter its water flows, disrupting ecosystems and making the area more prone to floods.
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A successful conclusion of the dredging application is essential "so that the port of Hamburg, Germany's largest harbor and one of Europe's most important ports, can still play in league division one," said UVHH president Gunther Bonz.
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Over the past two years, China has worked to strengthen its claim of sovereignty over the South China Sea, dredging sand to turn scattered reefs and atolls into islands despite protests from neighbors and the United States.
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Planning, surveying, engineering, dredging; monitoring or mud buggies; all the many tasks of restoring the coast are purchased separately with no financial incentive for quick action, long-term responsibility, or creativity on the part of the contractor.
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The baymen say the company's dredging method, which is rarely permitted or practiced elsewhere in the state, flouts federal coastal management regulations and requires federal permits and state water quality certificates that the company has not obtained.
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The new rules, which may be published this month, would also make it easier for private investors to expand capacity and carry out work such as dredging in common port areas, he said in a recent interview.
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Having dropped its first trailer on Tuesday, Ghoul follows a new prisoner at a remote military interrogation centre, who turns the tables on interrogators by dredging up some secrets and starting some demonic-looking business along the way.
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China is the leading holder of international deep sea exploration licenses, but GSR says decades of dredging and building offshore windfarms that sit on the ocean floor have placed the company at the front of the technological race.
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Washington (CNN)As Donald Trump is dredging up Bill Clinton's past to use against his wife, the man who served as the chief antagonist of Clinton in the '90s has nothing but praise for the man he investigated.
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Experts enthusiastically say they could reconnect the river to the delta; others doubt they would work as intended because, as a result of dams and dredging upstream, about half the Mississippi's sediment no longer reaches its lower course.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines expressed concern on Monday about China's testing of a massive dredging ship, saying it would track its activities closely, despite Beijing's assurances it would not develop areas where it has competing claims with Manila.
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In what turned out to be a devastating burn against Cruz, the back-and-forth resulting in the dredging up of documentation that Cruz once appeared on stage not as a cool rock guy but as a mime.
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Dredging operations have started to deepen the sea bed at the Khor al-Amaya terminal, to enable the loading by Suezmax vessels, tankers that can carry up to 1 million barrels of crude, SOC spokesman Abdulla Faris said.
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Loughlin was one of a dozen parents who went before a judge Wednesday in connection with a sprawling college cheating scam that blew into the open last month, dredging up long-simmering class resentment in the national conversation.
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ICA, APM's sole partner with a 5 percent stake in the project, was given the initial civil construction phase, which included dredging a channel and building a wharf, container yard, rail facilities, offices and a water treatment plant.
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In the past two years, the United States says China has reclaimed some 2,000 acres of land --- equivalent to 1,500 football fields -- in a massive dredging operation, turning tiny sandbars into islands equipped with airfields, ports and lighthouses.
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Campaigners fear coal from the mine will boost global warming and climate change while the massive seafloor dredging required to accommodate hundreds of ships in its location near the Great Barrier Reef may imperil the famed tourist attraction.
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The data from Earthrise Media, a non-profit group supporting independent media with imagery research, was based on surveys of high-resolution images obtained by DigitalGlobe satellites, dating back to when China started dredging reefs in early 2014.
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IDEAL and FCC Americas, part of billionaire Carlos Slim's Carso Group, have declared their interest in taking over a majority stake in Navelena, the construction consortium that will carry out dredging on the river to increase cargo capacity.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Donana National Park, part of southern Spanish wetland used by 6 million migratory birds, could dry out completely unless the Spanish government tackles the threat of dredging, mining and intensive farming, a report said on Thursday.
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Dredging of sand to build artificial islands atop coral reefs in the Spratlys began as early as 2014 but accelerated last year, and the isles now feature deepwater harbors and long runways suitable for warships and fighter jets.
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Mercury and Mars oppose Pluto on June 19, dredging up some conversations you may have been trying to bury, but it's time to bring them to the surface—the first step to healing something is to acknowledge it!
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Feeding off the buzzing energy on the second floor of an event venue in this tiny town north of Charleston, the former vice president detailed his plans for health care, education and even for dredging the local port.
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When the couple took over the plot, they "started to heal the land," Standefer says, reviving a natural wetland in the garden's northwest corner by dredging out a corroded Buick and several decades' worth of empty beer bottles.
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In 1918, a vessel known as a dumping scow became disconnected from its tug boat — with two men aboard — during a dredging operation, according to the Commission, an agency of the Ontario Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport.
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A different kind of combination of sensuous and tough is achieved in "Dredging the Quagmire (Bottomless Pit)," a triptych in which an assortment of figures, some pale as ghosts, sink into a vast black swamp beneath black trees.
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The runway at the Fiery Cross Reef is 3,000 meters (10,000 feet) long and is one of three China has been building for more than a year by dredging sand up onto reefs and atolls in the Spratly archipelago.
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Governor Andrew Cuomo and Attorney General Letitia James made the announcement a few hours after the EPA said GE could stop dredging until further studies showed whether it had done enough cleanup to protect the environment and public health.
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But state officials said GE's work is "incomplete," and the EPA's issuance to the company of a "certificate of completion" could make it harder for that agency to later require GE to perform more dredging or other remedial measures.
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The runway on the Fiery Cross Reef is 3,000 metres (10,000 feet) long and is one of three China has been building for more than a year by dredging sand up onto reefs and atolls in the Spratly archipelago.
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If voting restrictions are passed, politicians can take credit for "preventing" the widespread illegal voting that never would have happened to begin with; if they aren't passed, politicians can keep warning that fraud is possible without dredging up evidence.
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The film has enjoyed enduring acclaim from critics, as has Bertolucci's other work, dredging up the old question of whether one can enjoy a film if we know the artist behind it has done distasteful or even abhorrent things.
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Eduardo Heron, technical director at Cecafé, said that while the problems regarding space availability are being investigated, problems at Port of Santos caused dredging services to be delayed, forcing some ships to carry just 80 percent of their capacity.
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Skeptical about whether the ban was being properly enforced, Mother Nature and other groups pressed the government to stop the trade, saying the digging and dredging of sand has had a serious impact on coastal ecosystems and surrounding land.
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They're working on reducing or preventing pollution and coastal development issues... They have been really active in New York with several campaigns, including thinking about offshore dredging and the impact on water quality and recreation off of Long Island.
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After the row - dubbed the scallop wars - flared up five years ago, French and UK fishermen brokered yearly agreements that saw British fishermen limit their scallop dredging in the Baie de Seine in exchange for some French scallop permits.
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Washington (CNN)Voter fraud is extremely rare in the United States, but President Donald Trump on Monday warned against "illegal voting" during the upcoming midterm elections, dredging a familiar trope he worked to popularize during the 2016 presidential election.
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If the city officials of this alluring city decide to expel the very people who have sculpted its heritage and embellished its lore, they may very well find themselves grasping for a quarter and only dredging up a dime.
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The runway at the Fiery Cross Reef is 3,000 metres (10,000 feet) long and is one of three China has been building for more than a year by dredging sand up onto reefs and atolls in the Spratly archipelago.
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Since the case was filed, it has conducted enormous dredging operations to transform reefs into artificial islands with military runways and naval harbors, over the objections of countries with competing claims as well as those of the United States.
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They spoke about how to handle the coming onslaught of uncomfortable questions from reporters bent on dredging up past failings — especially that one notorious fall — as if all of life can be reduced to a single, recycled story line.
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To clean it up, Honeywell created a remediation plan that included building an underground barrier wall to keep contaminated groundwater from seeping into the lake, dredging and covering 15 percent of the contaminated lake bottom, and treating the water.
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The search team was targeting an area with a radius of 300 metres (984 ft) using sonar and dredging mud from the sea floor, even though a signal initially heard from the recorder was now not being detected, he said.
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State officials said about 54 tons of PCBs remain in the upper Hudson, roughly 13 tons more than the EPA expected when it found dredging necessary, and that PCB levels in fish remain three times higher than the agency's goal.
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HAVANA, May 10 (Reuters) - Cuba's new Mariel deepwater container terminal hopes to further its plan to become a regional shipping hub by completing dredging next year so it can receive mega-sized vessels, its general manager Charles Baker said on Thursday.
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One of the firms attracted by this vast potential market is DEME, a Belgian dredging company which has already proved resourceful in seeking out new businesses: installing offshore wind farms now provides it with revenues of nearly €2150bn ($1.2bn) a year.
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M. Inamul Haque, chairman of the Institute of Water and Environment Sciences, acknowledged that dredging can harm aquatic creatures, but said that many rivers had to be dredged in any case to remove sediment, improve their flow and stave off flooding.
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In the past two years, the United States says China has reclaimed some 2,000 acres of land in the waters -- equivalent to 1,500 football fields -- in a massive dredging operation, turning tiny sandbars into islands equipped with airfields, ports and lighthouses.
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Just this week, a viral tweet showing pages from an 80s police document made the rounds, dredging up uncomfortable memories for those who came of age during the Satanic Panic while amusing those young enough to have escaped its grasp.
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U.S. sends warship close to island reclaimed by China Tensions have risen as China has reclaimed more than 2,000 acres of land in a massive dredging operation in the Spratly Islands, turning sandbars into islands equipped with airfields, ports and lighthouses.
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A proposed "Terminal 0" shipping route would be created by dredging more than 35 million cubic feet of sea-bed within the reef area to create deep enough channels for cargo ships to pass through on their way to India.
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He is the son of Communist Party officials and previously used his earnings from business to pay for dredging archives in Russia, after serving a two-year prison term on a charge of leaking state secrets that he insisted was groundless.
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The baymen say they have been unable to get government agencies to study the environmental impacts of Flower's dredging in a harbor that has heavy recreational use and is classified as a federal fish and wildlife refuge sustaining several protected species.
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Carlyle earlier agreed to help finance dredging of the waters near the export terminal to reach a depth of 75 feet, which would allow supertankers that carry up to 2 million barrels of crude to fully load at its docks.
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The dredging is set to increase cargo transport fivefold on a 256-km (159-mile) section of the river to some 10 million tonnes by 2029 to reduce freight costs and help increase exports by commodities producers and agricultural companies.
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Gazing out toward the island of Kandooma, which is separated from Guraidhoo by a thin channel of water, Mr. Solih said he believed part of the erosion problem could be attributed to sand dredging at the nearby Holiday Inn Resort.
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There were no signs of any new Chinese reclamation in the Spratly Islands in the South China Sea, he said, and he had been given assurances repeatedly by China's ambassador that it would not do any dredging in the disputed Scarborough Shoal.
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She was no doubt motivated by years of political smears (which Mr Trump, who has already suggested she may be a murderer, is now dredging up); her staff was lulled by the State Department's history of laxity and supplication to its boss.
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He went on to say dredging up jokes and tweets from year's past crosses the line, and then insinuated the attack on Kevin might be racial ... pointing to recent comments by Nick Cannon that white comedians made similar homophobic jokes with no consequences.
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In 2004, not wanting it to slide further, the Port Authority, with the Army Corps of Engineers, began a $2.1 billion dredging project of the port's major channels, all the way to the start of the Ambrose Channel, twelve miles out at sea.
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In papers in December and February, a team of Swiss and Australian scientists reported that sediment particles from dredging and other ocean disturbances can adhere to eggs and sperm, blocking their journey to the surface and reducing the odds of successful fertilization.
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Chinese activity in disputed waters of the South China Sea, including the construction of islands by dredging up sand onto reefs and shoals in the Spratly archipelago, has alarmed rival claimants, in particular the Philippines and Vietnam, as well as the United States.
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Ruzicka also knew that that river had run twelve feet deep in its banks when he was a boy, but now, due to decades of silting and insufficient dredging, the surface of the water ran barely a foot below the river's edge.
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The Environmental Protection Agency, responding to the state's concerns, noted that it disagreed with the findings on fish recovery and questioned NOAA's methods, which the agency said took place at a single sampling station near Albany shortly after the completion of dredging.
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But records of the first dynasty, that of the Xia, contain stories of a Great Flood with a Noah-like savior, the Emperor Yu, who gained the mandate of heaven after dredging canals to dispel the floodwaters and make the land safe.
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Trump's dredging up Johnson's case and these other actions constitute an unmistakable pattern of gestures to men like Michael Cohen that if they stay silent in criminal probes, the president will erase any possible federal criminal liability at the stroke of his pen.
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The dredging on the Passaic will not start until officials have negotiated with the offending companies to either do the work or pay for it; officials have identified about 100 of them that are potentially responsible for generating and releasing the pollution.
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The fear of another direct hit like that helped spur the dredging of the Houston Ship Channel, a 21980-mile waterway completed in 22010 that allowed ships to come up from the Gulf of Mexico to Houston, a relatively safer inland port.
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A June debate attack on Biden for his 1970s opposition to cross-district busing was impressive in the moment, but ended up making Harris look like just another politician out to score points by dredging up an issue from the distant past.
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But with the BRT statement it is a broader group of shareholders, institutional investors and corporate governance experts blasting the Business Roundtable for dredging up an old idea about corporate accountability beyond shareholders that already proved it is bound to end badly.
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And despite six years of dredging PCBs from the bottom of the upper Hudson, it appears that restoration of one of our state's most irreplaceable natural resources — and a healthier, more prosperous future for communities along it — is much further out of reach.
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A debate over whether the artist can be separated from the art has gripped Hollywood, the black community and women's groups, while some civil rights leaders have suggested the media was dredging up the rape case to discredit a powerful story about slave resistance.
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Citing the state's compelling interest in protecting the public and the environment from contaminants, New York officials are seeking to void GE's "certificate of completion" from the EPA on April 11, which excused the company from further dredging unless further studies showed more was needed.
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As useable offshore sand sources get depleted and tapping into new sites involves lengthy permitting, more local governments are trucking sand from mines - instead of dredging it from the seabed and piping it onshore - even though it can cost five times more per cubic yard.
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Behind an artificial beach in Cameron Parish, Brett Dupuis, a project manager for Weeks Marine, a dredging company, is working on a $31m project to restore 740 acres (300 hectares) of submerged marsh, which was inundated by the sea during Hurricane Rita in 2005.
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A $83-million dredging project, split between the state and federal governments, will deepen the harbor from 28 to 22 feet (282 to 15.8 meters) and allow ships carrying up to 18,000 20-foot (6-meter) containers to unload; the current largest is 14,23 containers.
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Philippine Foreign Minister Perfecto Yasay said Xi's pledge was made during a meeting with Duterte in Beijing in October, after the Philippines raised the issue of the disputed shoal in response to U.S. intelligence reports suggesting China was sending dredging ships to the area.
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The indefatigable 32-year-old withstood almost five hours of Federer brilliance, dredging his tank of mental and physical fortitude to prevail 7-6(5) 53-6 7-6(4) 4-6 13-12(3) in the first Wimbledon singles final decided by a tiebreak.
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The statement said the Queensland government would also stick to an election pledge that dredging for the Abbot Point coal terminal should not proceed until the Indian conglomerate demonstrated it had the necessary funding in place for the entire mine, rail and road project.
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Carlyle-backed Lone Star Ports LLC is vying to open the first new U.S. crude export facility that can fully load supertankers, which will require dredging a South Texas ship channel deep enough to allow fully loaded supertankers to maneuver at its planned terminal.
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The dredging project is more likely to move forward once it is added to the FPISC's list of high-priority ventures, said Jeremiah "Jerry" Ashcroft, chief executive officer of Lone Star Ports, which will operate the planned terminal on a harbor island near Corpus Christi.
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Kasich on Wednesday seized on reports that Cruz has been mathematically eliminated from the nomination before the convention, dredging up the Texas senator's comments from last month, when Kasich was mathematically eliminated and Cruz said the Ohio governor shouldn't stay in the GOP race.
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It wasn't until 2012 that the first dredging program in four decades began in Jakarta, carried out by both the city government and the national Ministry of Public Works, and supported by a $189 million grant from the World Bank that followed years of negotiations.
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The former vice president's daughter, Liz Cheney, clapped back by dredging up the time Bale allegedly "assaulted" his mother and sister in 2008—though as the Daily Beast pointed out, he apparently never actually laid a hand on anyone, and the charges were ultimately dismissed.
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But after he was dropped from the show back in 2018, he painted any allegations of misconduct against him as "fabricated or twisted," filing a lawsuit that claimed his co-executive producer, Bryan Behar, tried to oust him by dredging up accusations of inappropriate behavior.
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The baymen have raised numerous challenges — in court, in public protests and with governmental agencies — about the legitimacy of the company's lease of the town's prime shellfishing area, and its dredging, which the baymen claim threatens their livelihoods by damaging clam populations on nonleased areas.
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Throughout his tenure in Washington, he's amassed a reputation as a political fixer who has an affinity for playing dirty — think ultra combative political lobbying and a recent association with Wikileaks — and dredging up tidbits on opponents that slander and smear their entire campaigns.
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The company is trying to divest its 87 percent stake in the Navelena consortium, which is tasked with dredging the river to increase its cargo capacity, after allegations by U.S. prosecutors that Odebrecht paid hundreds of millions of dollars in bribes in 12 countries.
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A federal appeals court on Tuesday revived a long-running lawsuit against Kinder Morgan's Southern Natural Gas subsidiary by more than 80 crawfish producers who say commercial dredging in Louisiana's Atchafalaya Basin has damaged the crustaceans' habitat and the fisheries' ability to navigate it.
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The thing that draws visitors to Florida's shores is the same thing that early white settlers — and later developers — tried to control through drainage, dredging, and building; it's now the force that keeps everyone's skin unseasonably wet, the foliage consistently growing, sea grape trees included.
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It hits the classic beats of the genre, largely established by Shirley Jackson's The Haunting of Hill House: a protagonist with a troubled past moves into a grand but dilapidated old home with a dark secret, then finds a malevolent force dredging up his personal demons.
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We live in an era when alt-right trolls and political operatives will spend hours scanning the online footprint of a smear campaign target, all with the purpose of dredging up past jokes and verbal faux pas to twist into context-less, career-costing hit jobs.
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They set equipment up: a stand mixer for mixing the butter, a Dutch oven filled with several inches of canola oil and a thermometer, a cooling rack on a baking sheet, two bowls for dredging, a set of tongs, and a thermapen for checking internal temperature later.
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The Magdalena dredging project is set to increase cargo transport on a 256-km (159-mile) section of the river to some 10 million tonnes by 2029 — a five-fold increase — in an effort to reduce freight costs and aid exports by commodities producers and agricultural companies.
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Bonnie Glaser, an Asia expert at Washington's Center for Strategic and International Studies think tank, said it was unclear if China planned dredging work at Scarborough Shoal, something that could wreck efforts to agree a code of conduct for the region that Beijing professes to support.
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Such a strong record is tough to attack, so those who want to kill or weaken the CFPB grasp at straws to paint the agency and its director, Richard Cordray, as racist and unfit to serve America's diverse consumers, dredging up old incidents to make their case.
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Inside the perimeter sits a cluster of barges with red-and-white towers reminiscent of oil derricks, carrying out the drilling, dredging and pumping that will add the extra 600 hectares (1,480 acres) of land to Chep Lap Kok island needed to house a third runway.
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Tides roll in, tides roll out, and what do you know, this year $13.4 million washed up on the shore, in the currency of sand — 348,000 cubic yards of it, pumped onto the beach from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' dredging mission in East Rockaway Inlet.
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"It's like dredging up the entirety of the trauma that brought them to the hospital in the first place, where, by law, they have the right to get a free exam," said Christopher E. Bromson, the executive director of the Crime Victims Treatment Center in Manhattan.
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They included money for the Federal Emergency Management disaster fund ($11.5 billion), repairs for damaged transit systems ($10.9 billion), repairs to damaged Army Corps of Engineers projects and dredging ($5.35 billion), disaster loans to small business ($520 million) and emergency farm, food and conservation assistance ($224 million).
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But unlike resort islands, which spend millions of dollars on constructing sea walls, dredging sand and hiring marine biologists, islands with small-scale guesthouses are mostly reliant on the government for protection from shore erosion and rising seas, which many on Guraidhoo attribute to climate change.
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On Wednesday, Robin Sillamäe, Rando Kartsepp and Erki Väli were doing dredging work on the Sindi dam when they spotted, what they thought was a nearly frozen dog, trapped in the icy body of water, Estonian Union for the Protection of Animals revealed in a post shared on Facebook.
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The final Waters of the US rule, published in June 2015, outlined which bodies of water were automatically covered by the Clean Water Act — requiring permits for discharges or dredging or dirt fill — and which ones still needed to be dealt with on a case-by-case basis.
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Tensions between China and Vietnam have flared in recent weeks, after Chinese civilian aircraft conducted several test landings on the disputed Fiery Cross Reef, one of three runways China has been building for more than a year by dredging sand up onto reefs and atolls in the Spratly Islands.
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Tensions between China and Vietnam have flared again in recent weeks, after Chinese civilian aircraft conducted test landings on the disputed Fiery Cross Reef, one of three runways China has been building by dredging sand up onto reefs in the Spratly Islands to the south of the Paracels.
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There have been a flurry of meetings between the world's main dredging firms and port operators preparing a study of the river as a preliminary step to issuing an invitation for bids next year, according to Argentina's Port and Maritime Activities Chamber and the ACSOJA soy industry chamber.
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That's to say nothing of the hundreds of masters from obscure, virtually unheard-of artists—artists who made incredible music yet to be discovered by labels like Soundway or the Numero Group, who specialize in dredging up phenomenal, forgotten acts from the past—that are now gone forever.
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The Magdalena dredging project, valued at 2.5 trillion Colombian pesos, is set to increase cargo transport on a 256 km (159 mile) section of the river to some 10 million tonnes by 2029, in an effort to reduce freight costs and aid exports by commodities producers and agricultural companies.
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They say that researchers should publicly register their study protocols beforehand to eliminate data dredging, share their raw data to increase transparency, focus on large randomized controlled trials to produce better results, and refrain from slicing and dicing large observational data sets into multiple papers that magnify weak findings.
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The film's creator, Jeff Orlowski, and those committed to combatting climate change at Exposure Lab have put together an action guide that details how viewers can make a difference by transitioning to 100% clean energy and working to put an end to harsh practices like dredging and overfishing.
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Their campaign, which relied heavily on depressing Democratic turnout as a way to win battleground states like Florida and Michigan, stood to gain by fanning the flames of the rivalry between Mr. Sanders and Hillary Clinton and dredging up the bitterness that many Sanders supporters felt over their loss.
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Those measures would have provided funding for dredging and levee repair in Louisiana, defunded the Obama administration's Clean Water Rule, put in additional funding for wind energy research, ordered a study on oil exports, increased clean energy research funding and put more money into construction for small harbors.
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