That includes those hauling freight as well as those hauling kids to soccer practice.
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They deliver exceptional people-hauling and cargo-hauling ability in a friendly and reliable package.
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"If you're hauling state employees in handcuffs, that looks quite different than if you're hauling off Philadelphia activists in handcuffs," he said.
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Southbound tows hauling 15 barges and northbound tows hauling 20 barges were allowed to pass on Friday, down from 30 or more normally, shipping sources said.
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Take a look at College Hunks Hauling Junk, for instance, launched by two college students who started their junk-hauling company with a borrowed van and a few flyers posted around their neighborhood.
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It was not clear what the laden vessels were hauling.
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"I thought, 'Damn, this thing is hauling ass,'" Miles says.
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Waiting for a rig hauling bbq sauce to get involved.
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Nuro's delivery bots are hauling groceries around Texas and Arizona.
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Both trucks should satisfy the hauling needs of midsize buyers.
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What's only allowed is hauling of ores from their stockpiles.
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Now they're doing deliveries and replacing my truck hauling business.
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Two men navigated the crowd hauling a large wooden cross.
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I, incurably and incorrigibly, am still hauling physical books around.
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You've been hauling around those unresolved feelings for 10 years.
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Or [who has] a trash hauling business, or something like that.
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Folks were hauling water from their workplaces or from agricultural wells.
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We got video of the deputies hauling him away that night.
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Railways say it reduces their incentive to invest in grain hauling.
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Some have been seen hauling coconut shells to build underwater shelters.
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TuSimple has said it's hauling loads for several customers in Arizona.
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Hauling trash at night can also be dangerous to the public.
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There was a man hauling a cooler full of moose meat.
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Moments earlier, the boy had been hauling nets from the stern.
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Still, I didn't encounter any issues with typical suburban-hauling duty.
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The Beluga and its rotund cargo compartment have serious hauling power.
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Cramer expects the freight-hauling railroad to have a shaky quarter.
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"It is a tiring apartment," he said, requiring planning and hauling.
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Which meant hauling the bike down a substantial set of stairs.
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Hazelnut harvesting is essentially divided into two tasks, collecting and hauling.
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Apart from costs, hauling sand over large distances bring other logistical challenges.
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Those include freight hauling, food delivery and electric bike and scooter rentals.
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Along the way, he hit another home run — the family hauling minivan.
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The truck is built to optimize efficiency and quietly hauling away trash.
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But instead of human couriers hauling your packages, it'll be this bot.
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Pictured here hauling a tree, the breed is historically full of lifeguards.
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He wanders among us, village to village, hauling his sack of rats.
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The police said her SUV and a truck hauling a camper collided.
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Here's yet more evidence that the US patent system needs over-hauling.
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After hauling them home, he'd split the wood into shakes for cladding.
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As they're hauling their gear inside, the dark cloud releases a deluge.
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He's never seen such empty roads or so many trucks hauling supplies.
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The truck was hauling 40,000 pounds of refrigerated butter for Land O'Lakes.
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Heineken has a few options for hauling the unit back to profitability.
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Authorities covered the van in a blue tarp before hauling it away.
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Today, banks are hauling in record profits and balance sheets look sturdy.
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It's a family hauler, sure, but this truck ain't built for hauling.
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The roads would be crawling with trucks hauling huge wind-turbine blades.
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The city now pays over $12 million hauling discarded bags to landfills.
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They would be hauling people in just like they depict in the movie.
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And they were hauling off her boyfriend, Romero, who was wanted for murder.
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The truck has a 6,33-pound payload capacity for heavy-duty hauling jobs.
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In December, a CP train hauling oil had derailed west of Guernsey, Saskatchewan.
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And maybe there are particular people whose emotional baggage you're done hauling around.
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The changes boost hauling capacity but are cheaper than buying new, it said.
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We're guessing the Land Rover's hauling him to get some coffee at Dunkies.
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Italy, meanwhile, began hauling the international film industry into the Nazi–fascist orbit.
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It was like hauling a tire from the water---an angry one. pic.twitter.
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Chevy also offers some clever options to make hauling huge objects more manageable.
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He followed, trying to manage hauling his walker and himself up each step.
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Equity, or stock-based, ETFs drew the greatest share, hauling in $96.6 billion.
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A cowboy whipped a team of mules hauling cut timber when we passed.
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We're hauling ass south on the Chicago Skyway, minutes from the Indiana border.
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Lobstermen are hauling in record catches, while prices are near all-time highs.
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I don't think Iger is hauling his dirty duds down to the laundromat.
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But she would not say whether they had enough training before hauling passengers.
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So thanks, Will, for hauling me out of retirement for this wonderful experience.
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On the road, the truck looks like any other shipping trailer hauling goods.
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Auriemma continued hauling national championship trophies, 11 in all, back to Storrs, Conn.
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Bellevue doctors were hauling themselves from their own deathbeds to train their successors.
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Then you see summer workers hauling a boat by a whisker-fine rope.
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The work — shoveling coal dust, hauling through the night in trucks — is grueling.
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Another depicts a gift-laden pickup hauling a tree sized for Rockefeller Center.
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Today, banks have repaired their balance sheets and are hauling in massive profits.
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The company is hauling refrigerators on another route from El Paso to LA.
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They opened the doors for a man hauling in two bags of groceries.
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Co-workers hauling luggage to meetings so they can head straight to Grandma's.
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She continues to work long hours, now hauling waste for a sanitation company.
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He tows a boat, so he is most excited about the hauling power.
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Commercials will tell you it's good for hauling payload and getting the job done.
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It scrapped its autonomous trucking effort while doubling down on its freight-hauling business.
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Tom Dickers is among those who came hauling boats from Dallas and San Antonio.
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Only his twin, Hunter, lives out of state, running a hauling business in Chicago.
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Most of the time they were Bigurls, tagged trucks hauling pax across the continent.
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Workers were busy dismantling machinery and hauling it away, preparing for the building's demolition.
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He drives a semi-truck hauling rig and industrial equipment across Texas and America.
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Julian encouraged his sons to help at the WBFF offices by hauling out garbage.
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He spent college summers hauling toxic waste drums at a well-known chemical company.
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Sure, you never need tank treads on your affordable, seven-seat family-hauling crossover.
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What is isn't: Capable of hauling many massive, heavy things. Run-of-the-mill.
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Hundreds more civilians left the area on Sunday, carrying children and hauling their belongings.
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Some drivers actually need trucks for work -- not just hauling a cappuccino from Starbucks.
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But hauling all that mail down takes effort, even in the absence of snow.
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It's also the perfect size for hauling a casual amount of surf fishing gear.
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He said young immigrants have calves like cantaloupes, from hauling marijuana over the border.
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Television footage showed riot police hauling away protesters as others ran or threw rocks.
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Matt Johnson's agribusiness opinions differ quite a bit from the average long-hauling Iowan.
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It currently has nine autonomous trucks hauling material at its North Steepbank project in Alberta.
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The kids had spent the entire day hauling wheelbarrow after wheelbarrow of this gross goop.
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Specialists called sawyers, who chop down trees, wore more, hauling Kevlar chaps and chain saws.
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If that's the case, it's time to really start hauling ass on developing those mods.
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"We had two people going out there and hauling a couple thousand pounds," he says.
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Firefighters could be seen on video afterward hauling out an upright piano near the entrance.
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Or even hauling water to the cotton fields when he was too little to pick.
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After all, people have been hauling out pumpkins for fall festivities since the 19th century.
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Ossoff has generated excitement among Democrats, hauling in an unprecedented $8.3 million in three months.
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The bridge carried a stream of heavy trucks hauling containers to and from Genoa's port.
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Amazon was recently seen hauling cargo with self-driving truck technology from start-up Embark.
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It gets a little old, hauling all that snow, but wow — what a wicked ride.
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Matteo drove and his sons — Steven, John and Andrew — worked on the back, hauling trash.
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But it's able to offer the cargo- and passenger-hauling capabilities of a crossover SUV.
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But the food-delivery service loses money and the freight-hauling business is heavily subsidized.
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There's also the second part: whom the Department of Justice is actually hauling into court.
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There was no discussion of hauling in the television cameras, according to a congressional aide.
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Most people, especially in cities, don't need the towing and hauling capacity a truck provides.
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Arcentales has wide muscular shoulders from his 25 years hauling fishing nets from the sea.
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In Texas, the enormous task of hauling away the debris left by Harvey is underway.
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In New York claims nearly reached 110,000, with auto-repair shops hauling in $1.5 billion.
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Hauling the clan in a 2500-series is like cutting butter with a chain saw.
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Ted Cruz in 2017's fourth quarter, hauling in $2.4 million to Cruz's $1.9 million.
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She was holding a baby in one arm and hauling a toddler with the other.
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Correction: The truck that drove from Los Angeles to Jacksonville, Florida, was not hauling cargo.
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Mr. Lund retired from hauling mail this month, a few days after his 91st birthday.
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Leading news networks rallied behind the government, keel-hauling the students and their "anti-national" apologists.
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The archaeologists have several options, including hauling the rocks up or fracturing them into smaller pieces.
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The Semi can go a whopping 500 miles between charges, hauling 80,000 pounds along the way.
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A ship hauling 69 containers of garbage is due to dock in the Port of Vancouver.
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This exoskeleton concept aimed at lending superhuman assistance to soldiers hauling heavy backpacks in the field.
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One customer, he added, has announced an 80% improvement in safety incidents since introducing autonomous hauling.
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For things like port operations and other local hauling, an electric truck isn't a bad solution.
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Today, Roadie is hauling in a new $15 million Series B with participation from Stephens Inc.
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The CRS-8 Dragon will be hauling 7,43 pounds worth of supplies up to the ISS.
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The start-up has been hauling freight on I-10 in self-driving trucks since August.
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Only then can you can see just how much they're hauling, and how colorful it is.
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The Ranger's back-end still feels busy at speed, something common among trucks built for hauling.
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The company is already hauling some cargo in self-driving trucks from a startup called Embargo.
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You can imagine then, the hauling power you'd have with the bigger 30-liter Everyday Backpack.
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Supporting Planned Parenthood is one thing, and hauling the kids around after school is a given.
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For anyone in the business of selling, supplying or hauling groceries: Things just got real. Amazon.
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UPS isn't the only company that TuSimple is hauling freight for as part of its testing.
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"The legal costs of hauling the landlord into court will certainly exceed $1,800," Mr. Frazer said.
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The next, it is crawling with bulldozers and construction workers hauling concrete blocks on their backs.
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Lee says it ain't small change either ... he says Tyga's hauling in about $450k per month.
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Uber announced it's hauling (unspecified) goods from (somewhere in) the Midwest to (somewhere in) Southern California.
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Even hauling material up and down the steps to the freight elevator was surprisingly time-consuming.
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We know phones are germy, and hauling them into the bathroom doesn't improve the sanitary situation.
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It's also a great travel bag, and it can convert into a backpack for easier hauling.
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These walruses don't have enough ice, so they're hauling themselves over rocky areas and up cliffs.
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Recycling had been one of the least lucrative parts of their business, trailing hauling and landfills.
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The desert tan flatbed trucks at the base are for hauling concertina wire, not food runs.
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I'm a grown-woman multimedia journalist hauling (and keeping an eye on) all my own stuff.
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Hauling companies pay composting sites a so-called tipping fee to take in and process materials.
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Billie Eilish is living in the fast lane ... such is life after hauling in 5 Grammys.
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It's easy to go deep into the weeds when it comes to towing and hauling specifications.
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A tip: For hauling adults, skip the double cab and spring for the largest crew cab.
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The seats fold flat, too, so you can do some serious hauling in the baby Kia.
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Of note: The mayor already has enjoyed success with fundraising, hauling in $19.1 million in Q3.
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It has been on a steady growth trajectory ever since, hauling in more than $426 million.
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No ... it's the cops -- and they busted Elin Nordegren for hauling ass on a Florida highway!
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Class 8 trucks are the workhorse of America's economy, hauling around 70 percent of the country's freight.
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Atlanta capitalized, with Jones hauling in a Ryan pass for a 5-yard touchdown just before halftime.
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Bernie Sanders (I-VT) is leading the pack, hauling in $18 million in donations, and that Sen.
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Fibre will still find a role in hauling traffic back from wireless base stations to central offices.
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Once the fleets start hauling in their catches, the temptation will be to collect more and more.
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It is also not known whether Mr. Robinson knew what was in the container he was hauling.
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Eric Mattheeuws is the founder of a fueling and hauling business that relies on cross-border trade.
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Gathering the sap and hauling it through deep snow with draft horses was time-consuming and arduous.
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If you want a bigger engine in a truck, you want speed or you want hauling capability.
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Petersburg area of Florida were hauling out sandbags Monday to offer residents amid predictions of heavy rains.
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Mourinho reacted quickly to Herrera's red card, hauling off Mkhitaryan and sending on the combative Marouane Fellaini.
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Broad-shouldered men with strapping muscles from digging and hauling rocks wilted into bony, hollow-cheeked starvelings.
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The truck hauling the "produce" crossed the Laredo-Colombia Solidarity International Bridge along the Texas-Mexico border.
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Crossovers offer the convenience and hauling capability of an SUV with the smoother drive of a car.
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The company is already hauling some cargo in self-driving trucks from a start-up called Embark.
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She's moved on to another kiln where she spends her days hauling carts weighed down with bricks.
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Lowly chief financial officers, chief operating officers and division heads are also hauling in staggering pay packages.
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Video footage showed residents hauling away plants and using saws, drills and bulldozers to demolish the stands.
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When he was fourteen, he got a part-time job hauling cement at a factory in Luoyang.
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But it's not just the cost that can dampen a family trip; it's hauling all those bags.
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Cattle-hauling semis downshifted past; a school bus stopped at the railroad tracks, its red lights flashing.
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"Come here, giiiiiiiiirls!" he shouted, sloshing through manure in shin-high grass, hauling a bag of feed.
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He also spent 10 years leading an investigation into organized crime's control of the waste-hauling industry.
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This means hauling lobsters and langoustines from the depths and harvesting oysters and mussels from sea beds.
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Drivers also get information on what they are hauling as well as how much they'll be paid.
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The dogs were hauling a sled on coastal ice in northwest Greenland, not on the ice sheet.
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Supporters began lining up 30-plus hours before showtime, hauling in sleeping bags, coolers and stadium chairs.
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"Hi there," she said to a man wearing a neon yellow vest and hauling a large toolbox.
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The alternative is hauling buckets of water to your campsite, which is a long and laborious task.
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They were hauling boxes and doing all kinds of grunt work like the rest of us were.
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In the battle for the Senate, the most promising Democratic candidates are hauling in eye-popping sums.
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Collins told Business Insider that he found jobs hauling freight in locations he needed to get to.
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A careless truck driver hauling an unsecured load was promptly pulled over after ignoring a concerned motorist.
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The protesters had struck first, hurling rocks at the police and hauling newspaper racks into the street.
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But if you're not hauling gear up long approaches, the extra 200g won't hurt all that much.
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"Many of these are involved in criminal enterprises, hauling drugs and that kind of thing," he said.
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The militants made Abbani work as a porter, hauling sacks of their belongings from camp to camp.
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Another vessel from the U.S. Gulf Coast was also seen hauling reformate to Asia, two traders said.
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Jeremy still pays $13k monthly, but the 5% has ballooned since he's hauling in so much more.
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The rocket will be hauling cargo to the International Space Station with one of its Dragon capsules.
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Civilians have been making their way out towards army positions on foot, hauling their belongings with them.
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She estimates Jermaine was hauling in anywhere between $50k and $500k each month while they were married.
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Drudgery can teach humility: when hauling boxes, a brain full of algebra matters less than a teen's muscles.
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After waking them up, we find out they have three more friends sleeping in the trailer they're hauling.
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Today—right now, even—semiautonomous trucks powered by the startup Embark are hauling fridges between Texas and California.
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Powered by a massive battery and capable of hauling 80,000 pounds, it can ramble 500 miles between charges.
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This sometimes meant hauling serious ass up the bunny hill pretending I was too impatient for the lift.
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Though Cruz's fundraising trailed, he still ranked third in fundraising among all congressional candidates, hauling in $40 million.
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Allen had a helluva game -- hauling in 6 catches for 124 yards and 2 rushes for 28 yards.
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But he did find barrels of lime in the hull, which he determined they were hauling to Boston.
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"Avengers: Endgame" made history this weekend, hauling in a whopping $280 million in the U.S. during its debut.
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Waymo's trucks will be hauling cargo destined for Google's Atlanta-based data centres as part of the program.
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Built for everything from lumber hauling to desert dune jumping, it's a performance machine with a pickup bed.
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Sure, it was more expensive than hauling my ass to the liquor store like a functioning human adult.
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When they arrived, they learned the truck was hauling a rather unusual shipment to New York: Bengal tigers.
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The new Cygnus spacecraft is the cheeriest of the cargo tugs hauling gear to the International Space Station.
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Germany's religious masters have done better at hauling in revenue than at retaining worshippers, the figures would suggest.
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Grain rations, we learn, are part of what the Lannister wagons are hauling back from the plundered Reach.
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Earlier this week, CNBC reported that Amazon is already hauling cargo in self-driving trucks developed by Embark.
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Brazil made significant gains against inequality over the past decade, hauling some 2350 million people out of poverty.
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Beckham is coming off another huge season, scoring 213 times and hauling in a career-best 213 receptions.
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You want to build a gas-guzzling, smoke-pumping, V-18 for hauling a camper dragging a boat?
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Philip grew up milking cows, hauling drinking water and earning money by trapping weasels and selling their fur.
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South Carolina freshman wide receiver Bryan Edwards had a big debut, hauling in eight passes for 101 yards.
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Security forces have brutally put down protests against the plant, beating some protesters and hauling many into detention.
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Teams of men were hauling heavy beams and laminates of steel in to prop up the weakened structure.
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The Mazda doesn't have the cargo and passenger versatility to match the CR-V's superhero-level hauling capacity.
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She spent the afternoon at the butcher shop, hauling pieces of meat and packing them up for delivery.
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After the boy carved an oval into their backyard, Nelson started hauling him to races around the country.
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Officials didn't initially label the episode a kidnapping, despite numerous witnesses reports of militants hauling away the girls.
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Vaughns shined for USC in its revamped offense, hauling in a career-high 150 yards on 11 receptions.
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The trucks, which cater to drivers looking for power and hauling might, are unlikely to go electric soon.
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They excavate mineral-laden dirt with picks in hand-dug tunnels, hauling it out with pulleys and winches.
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Since then, workers have been replacing windows, hauling away debris and preparing to install new building systems inside.
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Bove starts by hauling out one of the 20 litre bottles of seawater from the restaurant's storage cupboard.
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And it did, hauling in 22 nominations, including an acting nomination for Alec Baldwin for playing Donald Trump.
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The young American influencer Luka Sabbat darted around, hauling a big Louis Vuitton shopping bag over one shoulder.
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But some residents in evacuation zones were hauling in porch furniture and stocking up on food and water.
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Vocations Steve Bavier, 61, is a yard manager at JDog Junk Removal and Hauling in Menomonee Falls, Wis.
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"You know, the thing about living the dream is it's really hard!" she shouted, hauling another salt bag.
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If you really want to just drive around and not worry about hauling goods, you can do that.
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Baskets are also the ideal size: Perfect for packing in your lunch and hauling a six-pack home.
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Investigators descended upon Qualcomm's offices in Beijing and Shanghai, questioning the staff and hauling away laptops and documents.
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Einride's self-driving vehicle isn't quite a truck, although it's meant to perform the same freight-hauling tasks.
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While searching for the logging crew, two GEF members stumbled across a tractor used for hauling felled trees.
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The ATA said trucking is the largest mode of transportation hauling freight across our northern and southern borders.
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But Khosrowshahi has plowed the savings back into its freight-hauling, food-delivery, and electric scooter and bikes businesses.
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Behind that comes a red tanker hauling liquefied natural gas produced in the United States to terminals in Mexico.
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Keller confirmed that trucks hauling building supplies had been turned away to prevent new structures being built at Oceti.
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I was on the phone with the hospital with her screaming in the background, and I was hauling ass!
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Then in October an Otto -powered truck made its first delivery, hauling 50,000 Budweiser cans from Fort Collins, Colo.
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This means towing a net over a set distance and then hauling it up to count the catch within.
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That's why we've compiled a list of 10 handy moving tips, to keep your friends happy on hauling day.
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Then comes the really tough part: hauling 2000lb of meat to his car, which is sometimes parked miles away.
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Opponents of the proposed commercial hauling system have said it would put some private carting companies out of business.
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A year ago, Larry Hobson was driving 403 hours a day hauling refrigerated food from Tennessee to New England.
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As recently as 2011, fishermen in Japan were hauling in more than 200,000 tons of flying squid a year.
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Crews from both Amtrak and Union Pacific worked to clear trees, snow and power lines before hauling the train.
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Four people were killed in a crash on a Louisiana interstate involving an 18-wheel hauling avocados, police said.
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Austin Kelly scored the final points on the day for Iowa, hauling in a 4-yard pass from Stanley.
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They helped stranded motorists One trucker, hauling produce out of New Orleans, was stranded for hours on an interstate.
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The trucks now haul random items from the company's garage to test how the vehicles respond to hauling weight.
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"You're literally hauling your own weight and making someone catch you, so you gain a certain consciousness," she said.
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Dads should be hauling their fair share of parenting duties and letting moms get in some well-deserved rest.
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Jermaine Kearse was the lone offensive star for New York, hauling in two touchdown passes from Josh McCown. 1.
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I guess I passed the test, mixing mortar and hauling bricks up scaffolding to where the masons were working.
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You can see in this incredible time-lapse video, tons of workers hauling equipment to complete Kanye's raised alter.
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Without him they're going to have a hard time hauling all those kids up the hill to soccer practice.
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These days Amy's hauling in a little more than she did then -- $37.5 mil in 2017, according to Forbes.
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Of course, you knew they'd be back, but you didn't know they'd be hauling a large Carly Rae jam.
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A 2205-liter diesel is available (251 horsepower), a suggested buy if you are serious about towing and hauling.
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He's not hauling out some bag of essayistic tricks to force the world to seem interesting, beautiful or weird.
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Lazada has opened warehouses in places like Balikpapan, on the coast of Borneo, to avoid hauling everything from Jakarta.
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A group of six sat on a curb eating sandwiches, taking a break after hauling away barrels of litter.
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His employer for the past six years has been BK ROT , a nonprofit hauling-and-composting operation in Bushwick.
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Nobody is hauling John Cook into the sex-crimes dock or putting Benedikt on trial for crimes against feminism.
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A year ago, Larry Hobson was driving 14 hours a day hauling refrigerated food from Tennessee to New England.
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The whistle of trains hauling coal, once as regular as the chiming of the hours, has all but vanished.
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Cook also failed to produce in a favorable matchup against the Broncos, hauling in one catch for two yards.
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Wonder Woman was a box office success, defying expectations and hauling in $821 million worldwide during its theatrical run.
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Agents from the Internal Revenue Service showed up one day, flashing a warrant and hauling away its business records.
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However, that means hauling potentially contagious and infectious waste through local neighborhoods, school zones, shopping areas, and busy highways.
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He found odd jobs: a publishing gig in the Bronx, another hauling art for a company called Hedley's Humpers.
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The men are unemployed and spend their days hauling water from the spring and tending to their vegetable patch.
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Truck drivers are hauling supplies every which way as the country weathers the mother of all supply chain disruptions.
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And by Caddy, I mean the Volkswagen Caddy, which is a small van used for deliveries and family hauling.
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This is a great pick if you're constantly swinging strollers out of car trunks or hauling them through airports.
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In 2020, pickups are glamour vehicles, effectively hauling the American automotive industry along with their collective chrome trailer hitch.
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Demissie tweeted Sunday morning that Saturday had been Booker's biggest online fundraising day of the campaign, hauling in $300,000.
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"Some people will look at this job as just hauling junk," Bradley said as he drove down Varick Street.
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It turns out that the true purpose of this road is hauling fish for a company in King Cove.
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Trump had a way of hauling Putin into unrelated conversations, just to insist that Putin cared only for him.
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" Now, he said, "they're hauling them to Canada and Mexico, where they're spending twice as much time on the truck.
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Daryl Worley recorded the Raiders' interception, hauling in a deflected pass in the Oakland end zone in the third quarter.
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There is both a rainwater harvesting system and an 800-gallon water-hauling trailer to bring water to the building.
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When you're hauling a bunch of stuff, always make sure your load is secure, even if it's a squishy mattress.
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Now they are trying unsuccessfully to make up the shortfall by hauling corn, wheat and other crops with limited demand.
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Michigan Avenue in Chicago, Illinois, is always filled with tourists hauling around their shopping bags and stopping to take photos.
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They're hauling FBI Director James Comey before a congressional panel today to explain why he didn't want to prosecute Clinton.
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That's partly because all 48 Omni employees, including the brawny ones hauling your stuff, actually have stock in the startup.
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FETRA wants higher hauling rates for grain transporters after the government announced it expected inflation at 42 percent in 2018.
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Researchers have done a good job at creating robotic versions of animals like dogs, cheetahs, and even load-hauling mules.
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Offseason acquisition Chris Hogan also made an impact with the return of Brady, hauling in four passes for 114 yards.
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But in recent months, ferries have been dropping off passengers by the dozens, most of them hauling large rolling suitcases.
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Hauling tubs of filthy dishes around and scrubbing them was never fun and never easy, but that's the restaurant business.
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It offers great on-road performance, a comfortable cabin and the best hauling specs of any gas-powered, midsize truck.
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Hauling the line the rest of the way up seems like harder work, even though it weighs next to nothing.
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Some students come back year after year, stuffing their belongings into backpacks and hauling their gear up the mountain path.
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The family checked out, hauling bags and a rolling suitcase bulging with donated food and clothing from friends and family.
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Truck owners went on strike last week in a bid to force the adoption of mandatory minimum grain hauling rates.
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The Coast Guard intercepted a makeshift narco-submarine hauling a hell of a lot of cocaine in the Pacific Ocean.
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Since 2009, walrus unable to find ice have been increasingly hauling out on land, to the detriment of their young.
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Barr has raised $4 million, but McGrath has outpaced that, hauling in more than $6 million largely from small donors.
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Leon Hess founded Hess Corporation in 220, when he bought a used truck and began hauling fuel oil to customers.
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Americans of all generations feel like they're hauling the office with them when they go on a much-needed vacation.
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The Definitive Guide to Business When Brian Scudamore was 21, he drew a picture of a himself hauling away junk.
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A few months later, he began hauling other senior royals off to a luxury Riyadh hotel accusing them of corruption.
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"This is some extreme hiking," said Andrew Quebbeman, one of the students, who was hauling a high-precision GPS device.
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For instance, in Massachusetts, where it's still a crime to possess heroin, police officers aren't hauling addicts off to jail.
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Hours later, the Stamford Eagle - hauling sorghum from Cargill's elevator in Houston - turned around off the western coast of Mexico.
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You're hauling them into your marriage and into your fiancé's family culture, in which death and mourning are handled differently.
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Solid rear axles are considered to be better for hauling heavy loads and for rugged duty like off-road driving.
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Almost every night, dozens of SWAT teams fan out across Basra province, targeting users and dealers and hauling in suspects.
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The Supermarché gets its odd look from Dutch barrow bike design which puts what you're hauling in front of you.
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Thanks to the long-range and huge hauling capacity, I was able to almost entirely ditch my car while testing.
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Devin Ross, Shay Fields and Jay MacIntyre were the biggest benefactors of Montez's afternoon with each hauling in receiving touchdowns.
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Hauling around returned inventory in the US creates over 15 million metric tons of carbon dioxide emissions annually, Optoro found.
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Freight, its aptly-named hauling business, brought in $218 million in adjusted net revenue in the same quarter (Q3 2019).
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"Frozen II" continued to dominate the box office, hauling in $124 million domestically during the five-day Thanksgiving holiday weekend.
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Mr. Lozman has pulled off the rare feat of hauling the city into the Supreme Court in two separate cases.
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With his ignorance and arrogance, he seems to be hauling the country to the brink of a disastrous international crisis.
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Today, Foremost's fleet, like many, primarily serves the Chinese market, hauling bulk cargo such as iron ore, coal and bauxite.
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They told him they were hauling him in for an outstanding domestic battery warrant, but you gotta see the vid.
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Never mind that around the same time, The Hunger Games was hauling in piles of cash at the box office.
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From what I can gather, the rider is hauling along when a car cuts him off, requiring some sudden emergency braking.
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The Traverse may be the best SUV we drove this year, but when it comes to hauling nothing beats a minivan.
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The truck hauling the "produce" crossed the Pharr-Reynosa International Bridge along the Texas-Mexico border near the Gulf of Mexico.
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The area is known to be flooded with tourists hauling large shopping bags and weaving in and out of department stores.
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FYI, Corley was a star WR as a freshman in 2016 -- hauling in 33 catches for 453 yards and 3 TDs.
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The House Aviation Subcommittee is hauling officials from the FAA and NTSB back to Capitol Hill for another hearing next week.
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So each child can pocket that $16 million free of capital gains tax, with all three collectively hauling in $48 million.
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With no paid staff, it relies largely on its 60 members to do the boat hauling, party planning and other tasks.
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TV commercials feature dusty men hauling bails of hay and women unloading groceries and closing the rear tailgate with her foot.
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Another is JDog Junk Removal & Hauling, a company founded by a U.S. Army veteran with 433 active franchises in 28 states.
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One of the changes that interested her was the increasing number of walruses "hauling out" on the rocky cliffs around Russia.
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Mueller's team focused on him quite intently, hauling a plethora of his associates in to give grand jury testimony this year.
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In Cuba he is remembered for promoting unpaid voluntary work by toiling shirtless on building sites and hauling sacks of sugar.
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Tests are planned for later this year on a package-hauling version that can lift up to 500 pounds (226.8 kg).
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The truck hauling the produce crossed the Pharr-Reynosa International Bridge along the Texas-Mexico border near the Gulf of Mexico.
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Because she's constantly hauling lumber, steel, and other raw materials for various inventions, Giertz needed a vehicle with ample trunk space.
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I stop and stare at the giant trucks in San Francisco designed for the specific purpose of shredding and hauling documents.
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While every tech journalist is hauling around their heavy gear, I've been able to fly freely without the same physical burden.
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Now that business is a Berwyn, Pa.-based franchiser, JDog Junk Removal & Hauling, which has 92 active franchises in 27 states.
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Birnbaum spent four and a half years driving around to collect them, hauling them back one or two at a time.
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The typical use of such a vehicle is dump runs, hauling plywood sheets, or maybe towing a couple of dirt bikes.
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Even so, he appeared drained after hauling two loads to the dock, for which he had made the equivalent of $3.
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In June 2009 a freight train hauling liquefied gas derailed, partly overturned and exploded in the Tuscan seaside town of Viareggio.
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In the courtyard two men, the imam and a friend, were hauling large stones to one side to clear the floor.
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The volunteers work every Saturday, weeding, planting, pruning, hauling soil and removing the kind of debris an urban oasis inevitably collects.
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They bring over the rest of the colony by simply picking up their sisters and hauling them to their new home.
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What the officers did get that day was more than 25 hours in overtime for hauling in and processing the men.
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When Johnston was growing up on the reserve, people relied on well water and hauling water from tributaries of Georgian Bay.
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In a corner booth, she spotted a neighbor who had done $147.90 of yard work and trash hauling on her farm.
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That, in turn, means fewer hours for the service workers staffing the ticket counters, hauling bags, or maintaining the terminal's restrooms.
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Flemings finished with 234 all-purpose yards, hauling in five catches for 142 yards and returning two kicks for 92 yards.
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Joseph wasn't hauling around any kind of prize ... unless commanding the attention of a couple of hotties counts as a win.
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S.U.V.s and crossovers aren't alone in navigating rough terrain and still hauling the kids; pickups are often pressed into family duty.
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Crews were taking no chances in flood channels, hauling away anything that could block the drain and cause pooling, then flooding.
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A truck driver called to say he was hauling around a bomb and was going to drive it into a building.
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Most ships, especially the big ones that do the heavy hauling, burn what's called high-sulfur fuel oil, or bunker fuel.
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Last year's field season was devoted to hauling equipment from a defunct ice station two hundred and seventy-five miles away.
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With Sunday's estimates, Disney is now a breath away from hauling in $10 billion globally from its 20193 box office titles.
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Disney's "Frozen II" continued to dominate the box office, hauling in $124 million domestically during the five-day Thanksgiving holiday weekend.
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The study claims this is because the popular family full-size SUV is driven for "excessive family hauling and road trips."
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The rescuers worked to assemble a hauling system using the derrick and lowered a rescuer down into the dark mine shaft.
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Roughly 43 percent of the city's trash is generated by commercial businesses and is collected by dozens of private hauling companies.
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Armed with picks, axes and saws, we spent our days chopping trees, hauling rocks, cutting brush, cleaning drains and constructing bridges.
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The sophomore tight end kept the drive alive by hauling in an 18-yard catch at midfield on third-and-13.
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The brothers have links to the shipping and cargo hauling industries in Northern Ireland and Ireland, the police said this month.
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He grew up in rural Virginia with a father who worked overtime hauling coal and a mother who read Gourmet magazine.
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Antoine D'Agostino, 82, began working at age 12 in the teeming food pavilions in Les Halles, hauling produce in wooden carts.
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One group of people, including former fishermen, are diving for wayward nets, hauling them ashore, and repurposing them into nylon yarn.
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Hawkinson was stellar in the first half when he did most of his damage, scoring 17 points and hauling down 10 boards.
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AIRPLANE HITS TRACTOR-TRAILER HAULING PIGS DURING EMERGENCY LANDING ON HIGHWAY The Federal Aviation Administration was investigating the cause of the crash.
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Even without hauling that much, Musk noted that the rocket required to get people to Mars will have to be really big.
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Sure, the new Semi features four motors and can go from zero to 60 mph in 20 seconds while hauling 20145,000 pounds.
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The film centers on a group of storks who have transitioned from baby delivering to hauling packed for an e-commerce behemoth.
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But it's less good when the characters are boldly stating their every thought and hauling all of the subtext into the text.
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BvS was a hit overseas as well, hauling in a $256 million weekend internationally, for a three-day total of $21 million.
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Where other authors are carpetbaggers, hauling their 20th-century thinking into the new millennium, Mr Harari is its local boy done good.
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Thomas also caught a pass for a score, hauling in an 15-yard toss from Williams during a 224-point second quarter.
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Late last month, CNBC discovered that self-driving truck startup Embark has been hauling Amazon cargo on some of its test runs.
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But in all fairness, eating off a holey plate is a hell of a lot easier than hauling ass to the gym.
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The bright red train left a depot at Stanford-Le-Hope in Essex for Barking in east London, hauling dozens of containers.
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Hauling the ladders over six internal walls to the outer wall meant crossing an open sewer and keeping between the guard towers.
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Days were spent hauling water from a well and racing bicycles down dirt roads, usually leaving her friends in the literal dust.
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How much power can you grab for yourself without someone accusing you of disloyalty and hauling you out back to get shot?
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The Alaska Railroad is hauling 300 cubic yards of snow from Fairbanks to Anchorage on Thursday for the opening ceremony on Saturday.
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Children work in deep pits that sometimes collapse on them, they process ore with toxic mercury, and hurt their backs hauling rocks.
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It's designed for hauling goods within cities with a large physical footprint, though it lacks the longer range of long-haul vehicles.
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But critics of the revenue cap say it makes hauling grain needlessly complex, and gives railways greater incentive to prioritize other commodities.
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I've learned the art of hauling suitcases through crowded metro stations, and I don't mind because I know how much I'm saving.
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First among the many steps of rebuilding is gutting this house -- hauling out every potentially poisonous artifact of a once-stable life.
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He kept it going at home against the other sad Ohio team, hauling in seven catches for 162 yards and a score.
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When time was up, they fled for the border, hauling some 230,27 pages and 22015 compact discs of memos, videos and plans.
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Expenses related to hauling water to their house cost them nearly $200 a month, effectively increasing their mortgage payment by 50 percent.
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The higher wages, safer equipment and health coverage provided to the employees in the public garbage hauling sector show what is possible.
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They then set up a tripod, and a rescuer entered the manhole in a harness, eventually hauling the man to the surface.
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Mr. Skwiersky said he couldn't believe his eyes when a hauling company from California dropped off the shuttle truck at their garage.
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Biden has previously lagged behind Sanders in fundraising, with Sanders hauling in $134,108,2023 in 2019's fourth quarter and Biden taking $69,947,21625.
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"Don't mess up Dad's grass," my mother shouted to me and my younger sister, as she spied us hauling out soccer balls.
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By letting our local news camera operator get a delightful shot of the cops hauling a truck full of old TVs away.
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If you want to take on as many hauling jobs as possible and race the clock, well, you can do that, too.
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Biden has previously lagged behind Sanders in fundraising, with Sanders hauling in $28500,6900,2628 in 28503's fourth quarter and Biden earning $22020,947,256.
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BOGOTÁ, Colombia — The government agents barged into the homes of two prominent former mayors, hauling them off to jail in the dark.
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Central banks spent much of the last 10 years hauling their economies out of a deep financial crisis that began in 2008.
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The Democrat spent most of her summer hauling in large checks at exclusive fundraisers up and down the East and West coasts.
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Thousands of people showed up, some on skis or hauling their kids on sleds, to see Minnesota's senior senator enter the race.
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Values Buses crisscross the country, hauling a crew of firebrand orators and distributing hundreds of thousands of voter guides in contested states.
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In Australia, after hauling hundreds of thousands of tons of iron ore to China, returning freighters can face a 14-day quarantine.
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This lowers the center of gravity and allows you to keep whatever cargo you're hauling under a watchful eye as you commute.
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German meal-kit company Hellofresh rose 23.4% after the company raised its full year forecast, hauling Germany's small-cap index 1.7% higher.
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Each year after Thanksgiving her family leaves their Christmas tree farm in Oregon, hauling trees to a lot in California to sell.
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The company runs about 57.53 locomotives on more than 1,700 km of track, hauling ore from 16 mines to four port terminals.
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He noted that "Knives Out" was the right counter-programming for the weekend, hauling in $41.7 million during the five-day weekend.
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Sonne's fans love it: The bale-hauling video has been viewed over 256,2000 times on YouTube since it was posted in July.
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Also, I'd like to formally thank Lane 8's deep house sets on SoundCloud for hauling me through long hours of writing.
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Just take this recent example: a video showing a Domino's delivery guy attempting to pull a wheelie while hauling his precious cargo.
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The other, big downside with the gig is that it's hauling away stuff that people don't want, much of which smells terribly.
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Attributes that now come in handy during 12 hour days hauling material back and forth from Menards for his house flipping business.
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But the latest round of interviews appears to mark a new phase of the investigation — hauling in current administration officials for daylong depositions.
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The service spares travelers the pain of hauling their luggage without the complication and cost of a two-minute bus or taxi ride.
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That said, farming does have a partial tax exemption on diesel when they use fuel for hauling raw agricultural products to processing plants.
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But after spawning, the mantis shrimp utilize their mitts for a more peaceful purpose: hauling a giant sack of eggs everywhere they go.
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In one of Italy's worst rail tragedies, a freight train hauling liquefied gas derailed and exploded in the Tuscan seaside town of Viareggio.
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It operates in about 70 countries and also has businesses in freight hauling, autonomous driving, food delivery, air taxis and artificial intelligence research.
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But before a truly autonomous future is on the highways hauling our online deliveries, Daimler's approach with partial autonomy is a strong start.
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The case was related to a sludge hauling contract voted on by the City Council, and she spent nearly two years in prison.
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In addition to ride hailing, its business includes bike and scooter rentals, freight hauling, food delivery, and an expensive self-driving car division.
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Uber operates in about 70 countries and also has businesses in freight hauling, autonomous driving, food delivery, air taxis and artificial intelligence research.
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He would set two stopwatches and race off, running when he could, or hurling in his ice-pick and hauling himself up after.
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Former convenience store manager Ruben Garcia came to the region and now earns $2,000 to $2,500 a week hauling sand to fracking sites.
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" Authors have dedicated entire books to the kid-cargo-hauling lifestyle: "Dan Gets a Minivan: Life at the Intersection of Dude and Dad.
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I spent 85% of my days there on my feet: cleaning cages, weighing cats, preparing food and bottles of formula, and hauling supplies.
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In court papers, it said stopping the project would cost $1.4 billion the first year, mostly due to lost revenue in hauling crude.
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Even worse, there was a chance that Elwood would only been seen as "the guy hauling Jeff's trash out every day," Pulos quipped.
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Fortunately, the tug boat had been hauling the Transocean Winner to a scrapyard, so the rig was empty when it hit the coastline.
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On May 20, one Illinois man arrived in style at a Taco Bell drive-thru, driving two horses hauling a large red cart.
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In addition to ride hailing, Uber's business includes bike and scooter rentals, freight hauling, food delivery and an expensive self-driving car division.
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Starting next year, Otto-branded trucks and others equipped with Otto technology will begin hauling freight bound for warehouses and stores, he said.
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He rushed for 1,271 yards and 18 touchdowns last season, hauling in 54 catches for 632 yards and three touchdowns along the way.
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Potato bomb-hauling drones might just give narcos more options for perpetrating crimes they are perfectly capable of pulling off some other way.
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This massive ten-course, 30-hour social media training is your ace in the hole for hauling in new site visitors and customers.
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Getting back into the school routine is kind of exciting at first — mid-semester is when hauling yourself to class becomes a struggle.
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Global trade has also been putting enormous pressure on India's inefficient ports, many of which still rely on manual labor for hauling cargo.
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Trains hauling oil and other flammable material should be better and more frequently inspected, a National Academies of Sciences report out Wednesday says.
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In any case, robots normally don't replace entire "jobs" but instead take over "tasks" — such as hauling goods, operating machines or providing information.
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Earlier this week, movers were spotted hauling furniture into the Obamas' new residence, indicating that it will be all ready for their return.
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If we want drones to do our dirty work for us, they're going to need to get pretty good at hauling stuff around.
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Even so, if you've got a messenger bag or backpack, it's not like you'll have any issue hauling Acer's latest Chromebook to Starbucks.
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The company should also make savings on shipping costs due to changes it has made in hauling contracts in South America, he said.
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They are planning to examine the matter through holding congressional hearings, demanding relevant records and seeking witness testimonies — including possibly hauling in Sessions.
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Your intuitive abilities are boosted today, Sagittarius, and you find yourself letting go of old baggage you've been hauling around for too long.
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Klay Thompson is an offensive and defensive sensation, and Draymond Green is hauling down rebounds and dishing out assists at a dizzying pace.
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I put the Ranger to a more serious hauling test than the Colorado, making a run to Costco and loading up some furniture.
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That's not massive for a pickup, but the nonperformance Colorado and ZR2 aren't really intended for customers who will be hauling horse trailers.
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However, since you stick with your selection for the month, there's not as much hauling back and forth as with the other services.
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It will have "crazy" torque, two motors, all-wheel drive, and a suspension able to adjust to the load the vehicle is hauling.
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They are taking no chances in flood channels, hauling away anything that could block the drain and cause pooling, then flooding all around.
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Hauling Zuckerberg before Congress was the culmination of a monthslong reevaluation of Big Tech in Washington D.C. on both sides of the aisle.
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Then there's the everyday work, including setting longlines with hundreds of sharp hooks, hauling heavy lobster traps, and gutting swordfish, sharks, and tuna.
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He compared immigrants to dogs and said young migrants had "calves the size of cantaloupes" because they were hauling in bales of marijuana.
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Before every game he would show up at the park three hours early, hauling out equipment and chopping ice for the water cooler.
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Whether you're taking the kids to school or hauling yard equipment to and from the hardware store, these are our favorite electric bikes.
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Eight more officers arrived and dragged Azim and El-Sayed outside, where they beat them before hauling them to a nearby police station.
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In this way, then, through picking up and putting down, through hauling and waiting in line, the game reveals itself slowly to you.
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On deadline for an opening, she said, the work can mean long hours of hauling objects and inhaling fumes from paint or solvents.
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A private company was hauling Mr. Smith, 48, to Florida from Kentucky to face a drug charge: possession of a single oxycodone pill.
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I was hauling my wheelie toward the boarding gate for a New York-bound flight when an alert popped up on my iPhone.
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"Unloading the four-wheeler, the dusty road, perching on the rocks at the river, hauling fish back up, bringing it home," he said.
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He expects to soon be back on the tennis court, trying cases and hauling wood to help heat his home in snow country.
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But in Shanghai, where battalions of bikes clog the sidewalks, the city is starting to crack down, hauling thousands away at a time.
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Wirecutter's pick is the Wald 198 Multi-Fit Basket, which fits almost any bike and is sturdy enough for hauling even heavy stuff.
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American, Mr. Butler said, was using inbound flights to ferry supplies, and he said that some planes were hauling 50,000 pounds of cargo.
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To ration their precious remaining hay, they have taken to hauling an electric fence around to their neighbors' yards and grazing them there.
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And it was a full test, including a variety of different types of driving in the Bay Area, plus some basic cargo hauling.
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Whole families set up camp in the sand, hauling tents, chairs, dogs, children and nets by four-wheelers from the packed parking lot.
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Some fled hauling pieces of their old homes — like doors and window frames — hoping to improve their temporary shelters or to rebuild someday.
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Oyster hauling or crabbing with Virginia Watermen Heritage Tours provides a secondary source of income to fishermen in a string of coastal communities.
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Meanwhile, UPS has quietly hauling cargo between Phoenix and Tucson, Arizona, since May using self-driving trucks designed by a startup called TuSimple.
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The Washington Post reported on Monday that the investigation has accelerated in recent months, with prosecutors hauling boxes of records from the college.
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Women and girls are no longer beasts of burden hauling water for hours every day, even though that water makes their families sick.
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The committee saw a boost in small-dollar fundraising last year, hauling in $16.2 million in unitemized donations under $200 through Nov. 30.
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Nothing about hauling around plastic containers full of sad little rations meticulously pre-portioned on a Sunday night has ever appealed to me.
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It would be a routine questioning, they assured him and others arrested that night, before hauling them off to a dark military barracks.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk shared photos of a cargo-hauling test drive with his legions of followers on Instagram and Twitter on Wednesday.
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In addition to ride-hailing, its business includes bike and scooter rentals, freight hauling, food delivery, and an expensive self-driving car division.
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According to Finn's contract, which is filed in court because he's still a minor, he'll be hauling in $150k for his base salary.
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Each of the big banks have beat estimates, with JPMorgan hauling in record earnings from its commercial banking and asset and wealth management units.
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He spent 11 seasons with the team from 2007 through 2017, hauling in 398 passes for 4,998 yards and 31 touchdowns during that time.
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Apart from the semi-convenient shuttle that takes shoppers to-and-from the nearest train station, hauling ass to Ikea is just plain painful.
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Instead, the NES version of TaleSpin focuses on the strengths of its stars: Baloo and Kit Cloudkicker, a pair of freight-hauling bear pilots.
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The truck driver was identified but not arrested after his vehicle hauling a trailer hit at least 10 motorcycles near the town of Randolph.
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Metro Skyways says the CityHawk will be similar in design to the Cormorant, but rather than hauling military equipment, it will be carrying passengers.
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Tres Tinkle stuffed the stat sheet for his father, coach Wayne Tinkle, scoring 19 points, hauling in eight rebounds and dishing out seven assists.
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Breaking with his colorful past, Drift has turned to a life of cargo hauling and smuggling for anyone willing to pay the right price.
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Tesla did note in its fourth-quarter shareholder letter that it is "continuing to purchase our own car-hauling truck capacity for vehicle shipments."
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It has outfitted several Peterbilt Class 8 semi trucks with autonomous hardware and software, which are currently hauling equipment to Alphabet facilities in Atlanta.
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This is a drone built for serious work, like hauling very a expensive camera kit for movie-making and industrial inspection in absolute safety.
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In court papers, ETP said stopping the project would cost it $1.4 billion the first year, mostly due to lost revenue in hauling crude.
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Nearly 2000,25 passenger vehicles and more than 230 commercial trucks cross, too, hauling American produce and products south and Mexican produce and goods north.
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Hauling crude on the benchmark Middle East to Japan route fell to $16,900 on Friday, according to data from British shipping services firm Clarkson.
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Much of American Honey takes place in the four back rows of a van that's hauling a dozen teenagers across America to sell magazines.
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If not left docked at a marina or cottage, a trailer is a necessary accessory for hauling a jet ski out to the lake.
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The lack of a cab allows for more hauling capacity, as well as more efficiency out of the vehicle's all-electric motor, Einride says.
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From the long security lines to hauling carry-on luggage through massive crowds, it's a sign of relief when you finally board the plane.
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He struggled to fit in with Buffalo, hauling in 39 receptions for 571 yards and two touchdowns in 18 total games with the club.
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But hauling goods on waterways — everything from coal to grains — predates America's railroads, and can cost a fraction compared to shipping goods by rail.
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Last time we saw Brogdon, he was off the coast of Colombia somewhere and here we catch up with him hauling water in Tanzania.
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Our sources say the NFL linebacker dropped $100k on the piece and keep in mind ... Kim was already hauling a 10 karat engagement rock!
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After hauling Spain out of recession and repairing the banking system, the conservative government of Mariano Rajoy eased up on austerity before the election.
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Double cab is a must if you want your friends to ride along and opt for the short bed unless you're hauling big loads.
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San Diego-based startup TuSimple is reportedly providing the self-driving trucks which will begin hauling mail between USPS facilities in Phoenix and Dallas.
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The area, known for its heavy clay soil, is primarily traversed by trucks hauling tons of legitimate cargo between the two countries every day.
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Dontrelle Inman was Rivers' favorite target in a 23-20 overtime loss to Oakland on Christmas Eve, hauling in eight receptions for 22 yards.
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The Coast Guard has been hauling in record amounts of cocaine, and this was likely the first of many such busts for the Midgett.
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According to the complaint, Bradley told investigators he was hauling the trailer from Iowa to Brownsville, Texas, to deliver it to its new owner.
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As much as I love to read, I've moved too many times to keep hauling boxes of books from new address to new address.
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Numerous SUVs, trucks, and minivans offer ample cargo space and are capable of hauling a trailer or boat, which no subcompact can do safely.
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With its 15L volume, you're not going to be hauling big loads around or taking produce home from the co-op with this thing.
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So strong and deliciously funky, in fact, that I thought better of hauling that final Camembert with us on the return trip to Paris.
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Mr. Wolf, a businessman from south central Pennsylvania, will face Scott Wagner, who owns a waste-hauling company and served in the State Senate.
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Christine Mangan's camera-ready first novel, "Tangerine," opens with three men hauling a corpse — pecked by magpies and missing its eyes — from the sea.
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Uber has other ideas for how it can get to profitability, pointing investors to its mobility services including scooters, food-delivery and freight-hauling.
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Connor dies quickly; Japheth dies quietly, though not before hauling himself up to the top of the reservoir in one last incomprehensible ritualistic gesture.
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Each stop can easily be half an hour, and at the end we'll be hauling home plants in pots and shrubs in burlap sacks.
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One of them, an older boy others said was "crazy," was hauling off and kicking another boy, who died that night from head trauma.
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The announcement also revealed that since May TuSimple autonomous trucks have been hauling UPS loads on a 115-mile route between Phoenix and Tucson.
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Atkins, who has even bigger fish to fry, takes on a crooked trucking outfit based in Tupelo that cons drivers into hauling stolen goods.
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Only three faded blue carriages of the train were for passengers — the rest were for hauling freight westward, toward the forbiddingly named Skeleton Coast.
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Will the grasshopper's minor in media studies be enough to get him a job hauling "crumbs and feces from above ground to below ground"?
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Masked agents of the Venezuelan government barged into the homes of two prominent former mayors overnight, hauling them off to jail in the dark.
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Amateur video footage showed trucks hauling away the last of the new security equipment through the Lion's Gate of the Old City overnight Thursday.
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It also helps move the Class 8 semi trailers used for hauling freight long distances through the system and back on the road quickly.
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He outraised Saccone by a nearly five-to-one margin, hauling in $3 million by the most recent campaign finance reports filed February 21.
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The committee has held several hearings about the issue over the past few months, hauling in representatives from companies including Facebook, Google and Apple.
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Well, Kirsten Do admitted to feeling a twinge of concern hauling her stuff up the stairs to her boyfriend's Murray Hill studio last month.
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Tesla — CEO Elon Musk shared photos of a cargo-hauling test drive of two Tesla Semis with his legions of followers on social media.
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The team spent six hours tracking the beast before finally getting a hook in the animal, shooting it and hauling it aboard the boat.
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At the other end of the spectrum, the Outback is practical for hauling, but it's bulky and inelegant; in other words, it's a Subaru.
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Known as a dishwasher shirt, the uniform was once solely associated with people who did the dirty work in restaurants: cleaning, hauling and washing.
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Moncho and Raphayet, who have been hauling sacks of coffee beans in a battered truck, meet some American Peace Corps volunteers looking for weed.
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"Walking the second line was even more amazing than I ever thought, and hauling 200 people around the French Quarter was something else," she added.
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Recent satellite imagery of the test site has shown workers deconstructing buildings and trucks hauling off equipment, but nobody is quite sure what to expect.
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We've long been proponents of minivans over crossovers when it comes to hauling families, but the Chevy Traverse is the best of the crossover breed.
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The sheriff's department later found out that the Skittles fell off a truck that was hauling the red candies to be used as cattle feed.
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Now that the days of hauling your whole CD collection to the car are virtually gone, you probably have a music streaming service of choice.
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Uber, for example, has at least 50 times the size of our tech team, and they just started hauling freight with their self-driving trucks.
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The waistband is two inches wide, so it won't dig or chafe, even when you're huffing up a steep incline or hauling a heavy backpack.
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Though he applied himself doggedly to hauling Spain out of its economic slump, Mr Rajoy paid little attention to anything else, including discontent in Catalonia.
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Vernon Davis pulled the Redskins even at 7, hauling in a 53-yard touchdown pass from McCoy with 7:04 left in the second quarter.
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After hauling up the issues, Meyer, Sunkara and I head to a warehouse a couple of blocks over to buy beer for the release party.
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For seven seasons, starting at age 16, Sam Mondry-Cohen worked in the visitors' clubhouse in San Francisco, shining cleats, hauling equipment, filling coffee orders.
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But the same amount of work — all that hauling, road-tripping, and commuting — could be performed by an electric vehicle fleet using 70% less energy.
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I keep the Shakespeare & Co tote bag in my big bag in case I want to go somewhere during the day without hauling it around.
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But there are still almost 10,000 well leases in Pennsylvania alone, and the rigs keep drilling, the trucks keep hauling, and the trains keep rolling.
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It is no longer worth hauling heavy machinery to the glacier to extract samples from it; Humboldt is too small and dirt-caked for that.
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And it's unclear how significant this initial launch is; the company didn't provide details on who its customers are or what it will be hauling.
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In the meantime, Uber is celebrating the modest accomplishment of slotting its self-driving trucks into the daily, mundane reality of long-haul cargo hauling.
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Upon discovering that he's making drugs in his place, you report him to the government, who savagely beats him before hauling him away to prison.
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Mr Miesikowski, a student from Poland, was hauling ventilation pipes across construction sites rather than sunning himself on the Riviera, but he is not complaining.
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Big banks are hauling in fat profits, driven not by the ebbs and flows of fickle financial markets, but by strength in the real economy.
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Narco-submarines, funded by South American cartels and hauling hefty amounts of drugs, are mostly handmade in the jungle to remain as inconspicuous as possible.
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Saving his buddy was a no-brainer for DJ Khaled ... who wasted no time hauling ass over to Ayo and making sure he didn't drown.
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The driver, James Matthew Bradley Jr. told federal investigators he had no idea dozens of undocumented immigrants were stuffed inside tractor-trailer he was hauling.
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The startup is began operations with permission to test its platform on Nevada's highways, and recently began hauling Fridgidaire smart refrigerators from Texas to California.
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Trump proved last month that he can be a successful small-dollar fundraiser, hauling in more than $80 million with an average donation of $62.
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Kobay White, also a freshman, leads the Eagles in receptions (24) and receiving yards (313) after hauling in a 76-yard score last week. 1.
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Sam Ehlinger threw for 273 yards and three touchdowns for Texas (143-4, 4-3) with Devin Duvernay hauling in nine catches for 212 yards.
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The company — now defunct and sold — has already spent a whopping $435 million on containing the leaks — including hauling the heavy platform to the surface.
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People in such places follow a glum routine of hauling firewood, waiting in lines for handouts of bread and groceries, and sleeping in root cellars.
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For a second, he isn't flesh and blood Harden, resplendent in a Willy Wonka get up and hauling his defenders through a tunnel of terror.
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But from morning to night, some of the city's most essential laborers went about their outdoor work, hauling goods, guarding construction sites, picking up trash.
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Though Republic at the time was another garbage-hauling company, it became a vehicle for the conglomerate that Mr. Huizenga had set out to build.
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Between the hassle of flying, jet lag and hauling your luggage around, traveling is challenging enough without worrying about looking fashionable while you do it.
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There are even kits to help you do this, so that the bulk of the work involves safely hauling in soil to grow the plants.
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Environmental regulations may be pushing the auto industry to produce hybrid and electric cars, while consumer preferences demand high-riding, cargo-hauling SUVs and crossovers.
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"I have a fantasy about hauling it across the United States," Ms. Walker said, "followed by a parade of interested people while it's tootling away."
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Agents rushed door to door, hauling people away, while migrants shouted or ran out the back, scampering over the rooftops of neighboring homes, witnesses said.
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What follows is a period of collective madness on the island, as he begins hauling the corpse around town and presenting her as his girlfriend.
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Kelly has proven to be a fundraising juggernaut, consistently hauling in millions of dollars each quarter, and has not trailed in a poll since May.
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Bernie Sanders' campaign said the presidential hopeful ended the fourth quarter with $34.5 million in fundraising after hauling in more than $18 million in December.
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Chris Moore put the Ravens on the board by hauling in a 252-yard touchdown pass from Flacco with 21:07 left in the half.
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In some modern hunter-gatherer cultures, hunters pause to eat a quick meal of marrow before hauling the rest of their kill home for processing.
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"Bad Boys For Life" remained the top-grossing flick at the domestic box office for the second week in a row, hauling in $27.9 million.
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"They don't fish anymore," said Mr. Chan, a 55-year-old with craggy, stone-hard hands from a lifetime of rowing and hauling fishing nets.
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The widening net hauling in the president's advisors could one day snare him — the PredictIt event wagering site sees a 48 percent chance of impeachment.
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According to a 1979 GAO study it would take 85033,600 cars to cause the same payment damage as one five-axle trailer hauling 80,000 pounds.
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She's struggled to raise money, hauling in only slightly above $200,000 last year, with just $94,000 in cash on hand at the end of 2019.
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You can also see a moving crew helping big time ... hauling a bunch of Jussie's crap -- from workout equipment and lamps to chairs and mirrors.
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Come Monday morning I was hauling all my belongings into a friend's car without any real plan about where to live or what to do.
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This week, I'm driving a 2019 Toyota Tundra Limited double cab pickup truck, which came in handy for hauling our old refrigerator to Habitat for Humanity.
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When she saw things going down on a live security cam feed, she immediately called police and they stopped McCoy's people from hauling her stuff away.
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Uber is seeking to expand in freight hauling, food delivery and electric bikes and scooters as growth in its now decade-old ride-hailing business dwindles.
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Standard tip: $5 (up to $10 for exceptional service) Tipping here should be considered as an extra gift for those hauling heavy packages to your door.
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When political editor Kevin Doyle shared a photo of the assistant hauling quite a few of Trudeau's things on Twitter, people thought he was looking good.
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Early morning commuters in New Jersey saw heavy delays on Friday after a truck carrying deli meat collided with another truck hauling bread on Interstate 287.
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Stegall, who has worked for College Hunks Hauling Junk and Moving since before his transition, had dressed up for church in a button-down and tie.
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Digging up and hauling the dirty soil away can sometimes be the quickest way to clean up the area and prevent contamination from spreading, experts say.
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Eddie Lewis caught the other TD, hauling in a 5-yard catch with 193:16 left in the first half that forged a 21-21 tie.
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Senior editor Michael Calore and I both love Yuba's cargo bikes, and this one has a light, stiff chromoly frame to handle all your hauling needs.
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Yesterday the company launched a commercial flight with a payload of 64 small satellites commissioned by the private space scheduling and freight hauling company Spaceflight Industries.
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At the time of its explosion nearly two years ago, the Antares rocket was hauling 5,000 pounds of supplies, which were also lost in the blast.
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As for the opportunity, Sandler says there's $180 billion in hauling income across the African continent, and very little of it has been optimized with software.
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After hauling them onto their boats, fishermen usually end up releasing the bodies into the water, whereupon a portion of the carcasses wash upon on beaches.
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After noticing something off with the truck hauling the weed limes, CBP officers found the stash using an imaging system and a team of trained dogs.
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Beyond the call She got caught stealing diapers, police say, but instead of hauling her off to jail, an officer committed an incredible act of kindness.
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After visiting Legoland in Denmark and observing the rabid fandom of collectors hauling tubs of plastic bricks home, Mattheij saw an opening to disrupt the market.
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Truck owners, who are not unionized in Argentina, went on strike last week in a bid to force the adoption of mandatory minimum grain hauling rates.
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The driver accused of smuggling the illegal immigrants has said he was unaware of the human cargo he was hauling until he took a rest stop.
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A heat wave didn't stop the resort from hauling out the ice resurfacing machine to get its outdoor skating rink ready for its high-rolling guests.
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In 2013, Mr. King drew ire for saying that such children were likely to be drug mules with "calves the size of cantaloupes" from hauling marijuana.
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Imagine if the Sinaloa drug cartel in Mexico could move large sums of money on a flash drive, instead of smugglers hauling sacks full of cash.
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I wasn't in the car hauling my son to jail that day in Arizona, thus can't say who was in a hurry and who was not.
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Members can fulfill their shift requirement by hauling loads of compost to community gardens, or by preparing and serving food at CHiPS, a nearby soup kitchen.
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Small forward JaKarr Sampson got the start with a smaller lineup at Cleveland and shined while hauling in a career-high 33 rebounds in 23 minutes.
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Logistical issues for Brazil cannot be ruled out either as the country will be hauling and shipping record loads of soybeans to and from the ports.
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In the early hours of June 28, 1969, police raided the Stonewall Inn, a gay bar in New York's Greenwich Village, and began hauling customers outside.
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Video on social media showed the tractor, which was hauling farm equipment, drive onto a sidewalk and swerve back into street traffic with police in tow.
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Federal prosecutors raided Mr. da Silva's home in São Paulo last week, hauling him off for questioning in an operation that drew protesters to the street.
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The election comes as Croatia, one of the weakest European Union economies, is still hauling itself out of six years of recession between 2009 to 2014.
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Travis says he was hauling in more than $2 mil annually when they reached their current deal, but says he earned less than $600k in 2015.
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Working on the land has physical benefits, from increasing strength through strenuous work like lifting soil and hauling water to fine motor skills when planting seeds.
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For those hauling trailers, the Cybertruck's range is dramatically less than what's possible with gasoline and diesel engines and will be even less once under load.
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TuSimple already has 18 contracted customers in the U.S. from which it earns revenue by hauling goods, CEO Mo Chen said in a statement to CNBC.
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Scenes of tanks, miners, fossils and mountains give way to compelling dream sequences, one of which features fishermen hauling a colossal carp beached like a whale.
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I sell small amounts too, ounces and under, so it's not like I'm hauling pounds around, like in my younger years before I caught my case.
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Stitching name-brand sneakers in a Vietnamese factory, hauling shrimp from Thai waters for export to American supermarkets — all of it becomes more tolerable on meth.
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It is building up services like food delivery and freight hauling as it seeks new revenue, and possibly a path to profitability, outside its core business.
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Because astronauts would likely not be hauling vermiculite from Earth but might have cardboard boxes, Dr. Guinan also tried mixing cutup cardboard into the Martian soil.
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They're involved in hauling everything from crude oil to vehicles and home-building materials — all sectors of the economy that are forecasted to falter amid coronavirus.
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Now that efforts to capture the vaquitas have failed, conservationists say hauling in the poachers' nets is the best bet to save the species from extinction.
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And when lengthened into structures that breach the boundary of the mouth and grow throughout life, teeth become tusks — for digging, fighting, hauling, piercing, threat display.
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"We could feel the backdraft of the fire hit us and push us," described McNally, who said the driver told her he was hauling jet fuel.
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Residents were seen hauling their luggage to a train station in the early hours before the citywide lockdown took effect, the Chinese news outlet Caixin reported.
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Dempsey and Jackson have hitched the hoof-testing machine to the back of their van, and they're hauling it around the track to test the cushion.
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Instead, tagging sixgills has inevitably required catching the great creatures on a line and temporarily hauling the sharks up to an alien place — the surface world.
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Protesters burned several vehicles and set fire to trash hauling bins overnight, and columns of smoke could be seen rising over the city again early Friday.
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Whether in broker commissions, new furniture or junk hauling, moving costs a lot of money, so longer home tenures are likely to weigh on consumer spending.
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The USS Miller is a Gerald R. Ford-class aircraft carrier — the new kind of carrier the Navy is hauling out to replace Nimitz-class vessels.
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The artist transformed a 130-foot barge, once used for hauling sand to construction sites, into a public food forest with free edible and medicinal treasures.
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Another is hauling pieces of wood across the rubble-strewn dirt in front of the house, or what was the house of Qais Diab Al-Sharina.
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Residents in the area had been protesting over a lack of health controls to monitor truck drivers hauling industry freight in and out of the area.
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Stud wide receiver Julio Jones had a quiet week against Denver after hauling in 22011 receptions for 227 yards and a touchdown in the drubbing of Carolina.
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But its passenger cars, and many of its SUVs, are perhaps better known for being well-built, reliable and capable vehicles good for commuting and hauling groceries.
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Other teams are pulling down signs, unplugging computers, and hauling away boxes of paper—and putting everything back in order on the other side of the airport.
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Disney produced four of the nine superhero films that hit theaters this year, hauling in more than $22018 billion in domestic ticket sales, according to Comscore data.
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Trump had defrauded thousands of other unwitting Trump University students as well, hauling in roughly $50 million and earning a D-rating with the Better Business Bureau.
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But the 22-year-old Medvedev, hauling his giant 1.96 meter frame around the court, kept his composure to seal the win on his first match point.
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In Australia, after hauling hundreds of thousands of tons of iron ore to China, returning freighters can face a 14-day quarantine before being able to reload.
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Although it has been four years since he left the volcano, his shoulders are still grooved and pock-marked from years of hauling sulfur up the crater.
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The empty streets in the hours leading up to kick off—coupled with the hauling winds—really played to the apocalyptic vibe the village was going for.
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He saw a boy hauling tree branches because his parents wanted to make a proper dinner for the family now that they didn't have to fear shelling.
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Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf and JP Morgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon were the best-paid bankers last year, hauling in $19.3 million and $18.2 million, respectively.
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But unlike the T-Pod, the T-Log comes equipped with off-roading capabilities and is designed for one specific purpose: hauling tons of gigantic tree logs.
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What you see on your mobile is seamlessly amplified on the magnifier, allowing you to have a portable cinema without hauling around a heavy laptop or tablet.
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Also at the Festival of Speed was the T-log, Swedish startup Einride's electric, autonomous truck, built not for racing but for hauling—you guessed it—logs.
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He's got a huge stake in this ... dude had a monster season last year with Fitzpatrick, grabbing 109 passes and hauling in a career best 14 touchdowns.
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There are 18,000 mid-tier independent hauling companies in the U.S., and what [we're telling them is that] we have the technology; we can get these clients.
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Those deer were hauling ass and one of them just pasted a guy so hard that he went flying through the air like a Street Fighter character.
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Instead, we're going to option a truck as though we are a truck buyer looking to maximize luxury per dollar while using the bed for occasional hauling.
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Mangled metal and snapped wood are strewn across the park, which is busy again, but with people hauling away ruined homes, or checking what can be saved.
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Ellen Gaugler remembers driving her father to the Bethlehem Steel mill, where he spent his working years hauling beams off the assembly line and onto rail cars.
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Green had the catch of the day hauling in a Hail Mary with three defenders around him to make it 2500-10 Bengals at halftime on Sunday.
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Mr. Herringshaw said he was able to talk the men into delivering the 2700,000 pounds of steel he was hauling to a destination a few miles away.
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His brother, Alistair, in a battle for second with Henri Schoeman of South Africa, veered over, pulled Jonny's arm over his shoulder and began hauling him along.
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They bark and lord over a scuffle or jaywalking because they are used to hauling the dead back to life and fishing names out of their mouths.
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I glamorously rushed up the red carpet wearing a raincoat over my dress, still hauling that overstuffed backpack, but the gathered photographers had no interest in me.
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Workers were hauling cooking utensils, gas cylinders, planks of wood, tents and other materials up to the middle of an otherwise barren landscape, building a makeshift camp.
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On average, shipping firms spend $2 per mile hauling goods, a cost TuSimple believes it could cut by 30 percent by eliminating the driver with autonomous trucks.
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Barely days after the worst of hurricanes Harvey and Irma passed in 2017, residents were busy salvaging what they could and hauling the rest to the curb.
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Mini Instant Pots aren't just adorable — that 33-quart capacity is the perfect size for hauling dips and appetizers to share to tailgates or on camping trips.
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After refilling the tanks, we made our way east, passing several trucks hauling tanks of their own, the water sloshing around as it bumped over dirt roads.
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After many disappointing replies, Mr. Steinmetz was able to negotiate two days of shooting as the only passenger on a boat hauling freight to resupply scientific bases.
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On this stretch, I encountered a pair of wild horses — dam and foal, presumably — and a disheveled man hauling a wheelbarrow full of possessions down the highway.
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Bernie Sanders crushed his competition in the Democratic field by hauling in almost $244 million in individual donations during the first 243.5 hours of his presidential campaign.
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Volodymyr Zhukovskyy, 23, was driving a company vehicle hauling a trailer on a highway in Randolph, police said, when he slammed into a group of 10 motorcyclists.
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Second Life has remained in the limelight of popular culture, and the studio claimed to still be hauling in substantial revenues from the game in recent years.
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I hired a hauling company, and one of the guys, on perhaps his third trip up the stairs, took in that the woman downstairs was my girlfriend.
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So far, smaller oilfield service companies — which do everything from drilling wells to hauling out wastewater — are suffering the most, but even supermajors are slashing their spending.
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Mr. Cao ended up on a reservoir construction labor crew, hauling dirt back and forth in hand carts while walking as many as 35 miles a day.
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This remarkable transformation has seen the country transform from the ground up, with more than 800 million people hauling themselves out of poverty, World Bank data shows.
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Paris Jackson was hauling ass near Universal Studios Hollywood -- according to cops, anyway -- and ended up with a ticket in hand, but not for the amusement park.
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AROUND THE WEB: A barge hauling gasoline ran aground in the Hudson River near Catskill, N.Y., Tuesday, although no fuel has leaked, the Albany Times Union reports.
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Steve King (R-Iowa) indigestion by confronting him at lunch over his remark that young Latino immigrants have "calves like cantaloupes" from hauling drugs over the border.
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The actors are set to costar in the upcoming "Jungle Cruise" movie, but according to our sources ... The Rock's hauling in way more cash for his role.
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An aide, joining her on a trip to South Carolina in 2008, had procured a salad for his boss while hauling their bags through an airport terminal.
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In 2014, four men were sentenced to jail time for an ongoing scam that had bilked California's system for $329,887 US by hauling containers from Washington state.
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And until the network finally finds its cellar, the network will just keep hauling out old stuff from the vaults, in hopes you might watch TV again.
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It may seem like an odd time to be landing investments for new hedge funds, but a handful of big-name managers are hauling in money from investors.
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So if hauling your ass to an official parking spot each time you need to hit someone up doesn't sound appealing, you should invest in a phone dock.
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He believes having them along on his gifting missions helps to promote more positive images for children who may have only seen officers hauling away people in handcuffs.
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But the city usually muddles through repairs by closing lines piecemeal, on nights and weekends, and spending valuable hours hauling equipment and workers in and out of tunnels.
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Grunts hauling unwieldy loads across the battlefield, cursing under their breath at the pilots whizzing overhead, have been a part of military life for over a hundred years.
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For a series that attempts to talk about serious divisions in America right now, hauling in a conspiracy storyline threatens to bog everything down in unnecessary plot twists.
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If the "fleet of warships" name didn't give you enough of a hint, it brings a bit of attitude to the line of full-size family hauling trucks.
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The boat was flying a Liberian flag and hauling what looked like enormous propane gas tanks; my father noted the huge "NO SMOKING" sign painted across the superstructure.
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The whole process took about 30 minutes, which to me is better than hauling my ass to the salon and shelling out $10 for removal every single time.
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The days of hauling around a whole 25-pack of wipes in your purse are over — now, you can get the same hydrating cleanse without the added bulk.
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Rather than hauling in a poor, brightly colored fish or random hot women in bikinis, Mark the Shark ended up with a brick of cocaine covered in barnacles.
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CRS-12's payload was over 75 percent committed to hauling equipment and material for experiments and scientific research, which is more than on any other previous mission.
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Add to that the rest of the world's carriers, private aircraft, planes hauling freight or mail, and military and other government aircraft, and the skies get very crowded.
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Freight rates for hauling grain by barge to Gulf Coast export terminals over the next three weeks spiked on Friday as shippers prepared for an influx of crops.
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FOR 2000 years Yvonne and Noel Gerke ran a transport business, hauling logs from Tasmania's forests to mills grinding woodchips for customers in Japan and elsewhere in Asia.
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The latest tracking figures have "Wonder Woman" hauling in about $65 million in its North American debut this week, but some think that estimate is too conservative. BoxOffice.
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Take the former policeman, an increasingly bitter day laborer who now supports his family hauling bags of cement through the sprawling apartment blocks constantly under construction around Seoul.
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To get the Skai off the ground, Alaka'i plans to skip air taxi service early on, focusing instead on emergency services, search and rescue missions, and hauling cargo.
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Two trucks, one carrying beer and the other hauling chips, collided in Florida early Wednesday, littering the highway with the stuff that couch potatoes' dreams are made of.
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You aren't thinking about hauling a Ford truck out of the mud with Bob Seger singing about the road, man, when you see a clown dragging a chain.
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The changes are massive and thoughtful, right down to making friendly NPCs attack you if they catch you hauling around a crate of TNT or a human carcass.
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Wall Street workers are on track to receive fatter bonuses in 226 after hauling in an average of $2177,210 last year, according to New York's chief fiscal officer.
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TransCanada had asked Morris to refine his ruling to allow certain activities, like hauling pipes closer to the construction areas, mowing rights-of-way and preparing worker camps.
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Biden has swiftly emerged as the crowded primary field's front-runner, topping every national poll since his campaign announcement and hauling in millions of dollars in campaign funds.
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Under the hatch, I found about 23 cubic feet of cargo space, more than sufficient to handle grocery runs, shopping excursions, and luggage-hauling for weekend family getaways.
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Looking closer, the Keio researchers found that this mysterious something was both hauling ass and trailing a long, thin tendril of gas picked up from W44's shell.
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Stereotypes about "U-Hauling" or L-Word-level relationship drama can be harmful and tend to pathologize same-sex partnerships between women as being overly emotional or codependent.
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Exhorting the team from the dugout, hauling injured players back to their feet, he played his part magnificently even if he couldn't get out on the turf himself.
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Musk has said the pickup truck will have "crazy" torque, two motors, all-wheel drive, and a suspension able to adjust to the load the vehicle is hauling.
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If it's a new platform built for hauling or towing, Tesla will have a lot of engineering and manufacturing hours to recuperate, which will drive the price north.
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But this was mid-October: Pickup trucks throttled past on the main drag, hauling hay and firewood for a winter that would slump down from Canada any day.
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But others were hauling in porch furniture, stocking up on food and water, and planning to ride out Hurricane Florence on the narrow barrier island south of Wilmington.
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Families may hesitate to invite government involvement, "but that idea of us kicking in doors and hauling people out to nursing homes is so wrong," Mr. Kirsch said.
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He saw great opportunity in businesses, like garbage hauling, that had regular customers and recurring revenue but were fragmented and undercapitalized, suggesting that consolidation could yield great returns.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders crushed his competition in the Democratic field by hauling in almost $6 million in individual donations during the first 24 hours of his presidential campaign.
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Fuller's 35-yard catch made the score 21-7, but Dillon answered about two minutes later by hauling in a 42-yard pass to make it 28-103.
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Black Panther was the king of the box office in its second weekend in theaters, hauling in an estimated $108 million and hitting the $700 million mark worldwide.
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It was ordered this year to pay £2.4 million after two workers died when a railing gave way as they were hauling a heavy sofa onto a balcony.
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The globalization of labor is the overarching story of Asia, hauling millions of families out of desperate poverty and trapping millions of workers in something close to slavery.
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The Senate Majority PAC, the largest outside group backing Democratic Senate candidates, reported hauling in $6900 million in 2628, while the House Majority PAC pulled in $28503 million.
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But the Senate needs 51 votes for any procedural maneuvers, including hauling in controversial witnesses, and a number of Republicans have already poured cold water on that idea.
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It is currently the world's second-largest civil aviation market, behind the United States, hauling in 1.06 trillion yuan ($903 billion) in revenue last year, according to Xinhua.
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Turnover at large for-hire fleets hauling freight by the truckload — the backbone of the industry — runs an astonishing 80 percent a year, according to a trade group.
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After hauling in an interception, San Francisco 219ers cornerback Richard Sherman mocked Kirk Cousins&apos signature "You like that?!" catchphrase by repeating "I like that!" for the cameras.
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The company marches upward in market value as it continues hauling in $137 billion (and growing) in annual revenue, much of it from its healthy digital advertising business.
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"&aposI was delivering several packages to a house, and the owners weren&apost home, so I was hauling them into the garage,&apos" he said, according to Slette.
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But officials recently hit on the idea of salvaging the stones and selling them, to spare the city the trouble and expense of hauling them to the dump.
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As an example, he said Union Pacific has been focusing on growing its cross-border business hauling finished vehicles and auto parts between the United States and Mexico.
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Relics of the past are venerated in the rear garden, which is decorated with giant gears that were once part of a pulley system for hauling stage settings.
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They were hauling home sacks of cuttings from their own production run at HD Fashion, which also makes clothes for Rag & Bone and Donna Karan's Urban Zen line.
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The semi-trailers' hauling equipment had been moved away from the public eye, the staggering amount of catered food and Tim Hortons coffee was respectfully out of sight.
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The company says those pilot pods will be hauling up to 2,000,000 pallets per year, while conserving the equivalent CO2 emissions of 400,000 passenger cars driving along the route.
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A few railcars that, if they weren't traveling up and down the same 5.5-mile track on a Nevada hillside, would probably be hauling ore around a mining operation.
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"By the early 1990s, we had two autonomous [hauling] trucks running at a quarry in Texas," said Michael Murphy, chief engineer in the company's surface mining and technology organization.
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"Well the semi that has rolled over blocking 3 left lanes east bound at Calumet is hauling syrup which is leaking as is the semi's diesel fuel," she tweeted.
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Cars and trucks hauling horse trailers and campers were backed up for miles on the southbound side of the freeway, some with bedding, large suitcases or pets crammed inside.
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As police were hauling the protesters into police vans, President Vladimir Putin was striding on stage at the St Petersburg International Economic Forum, Russia's yearly gathering of economic bigwigs.
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"I bring across all kinds of things, products for ordinary people," said a truck driver who gave his family name as Wang, hauling a cargo of vehicle exhaust pipes.
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When he was well enough, he worked on a farm with his father, feeding cattle, putting up hay, hauling molasses in a dump truck from one barn to another.
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Two or four times a day, the ants march from their nests in long lines and raid termites at their foraging sites, killing and hauling their prey back home.
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There were nine accidents involving crude trains, though one was the Lac Megantic, Quebec disaster in 2013, where a train hauling 72-crude cars derailed and exploded, killing 47.
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Orders for consumer goods-hauling Class-8 trucks last month fell 52% year over year to the lowest since April 2016 when the industry went through a transportation recession.
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An executive at one company told Reuters he had already been approached by Uber about hauling his goods, noting that Uber touted recent hires and advances in trucking technology.
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The set includes just shy of 4,000 pieces, is fully motorized, and also comes with an equally massive dump truck for hauling those mountains of excavated Lego bricks away.
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In the Shihan neighborhood, devastated by years of urban combat, we met 9-year-old Abdul Majid and two of his friends, hauling tree branches on a small car.
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Clinton has been the top Democratic fund-raiser in 2016's campaign so far, hauling in $112 million since she launched her bid for the White House last April.
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The Buick's adaptive suspension is also integral to the impresive dynamics, with seriously different driving modes that help the GS handle highway hauling and backroad burning without any fuss.
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They've examined ways to stave off rising tides by buffering sites that will be swamped, hauling things to higher ground, or documenting whatever they can in the water's path.
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Then again, there's always the possibility that Zlatan will bang in three forty-yard winners, hauling them to the knockout stages by the sheer force of his indomitable ego.
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That's why Einat Lev trekked for days to a remote Chilean volcano (accompanied by an entourage of horses and grad students), hauling batteries, an electric generator and a drone.
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It wasn't the first rodeo for most of the boys, and they carried out their tasks of hauling, packing, wrapping, and securing efficiently, but with an edge of anxiety.
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Some days the Responder would complete half a dozen rescue missions, hauling more than a thousand refugees out of the water, before sailing the 30 hours back to Sicily.
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It's an aggravating process that usually involves repeatedly hauling out a PC or Mac, and typing in usernames and passwords and codes you have no other reason to remember.
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Trump has threatened to withdraw from the agreement, which is heavily utilized by U.S. and Canadian railroads hauling freight such as cars, beer, and grain across the three countries.
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Scuffed, sunburned or otherwise unwanted melons can be sold in a secondary market, but prices are volatile, so farmers may just plow them under because hauling them is expensive.
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Mickey Mouse Holiday Candle, $19.99, available at shopDisneyThis candle is pretty meta — it smells like fresh pine and features a festive Mickey hauling a just-cut pine tree too.
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But as a parent and someone who has driven over 0003 vehicles, I have a duty to share how supremely useful and roomy vans are for hauling the brood.
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Compared with the competition, the GT S is fairly practical with its liftgate cargo area, easily hauling two full-size suitcases in back and a third carry-on bag.
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The House Judiciary Committee is hauling in some of tech's fiercest critics and defenders for a hearing that will be a critical moment in the panel's bipartisan antitrust probe.
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Younger, better educated migrants often reject such poorly paid, harsh work, and modern transportation has cut demand for the backbreaking job of hauling loads up and down Chongqing's hills.
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Troupes of men suit up for 90-second stints hauling chunks of dense radioactive rock off the edge of the roof, into the pit where it will be buried.
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She said the boat could be hauling gym-goers down the river within 18 months, which is how long they anticipate it would take to build the fitness vessel.
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High water, caused by excessive rains and particularly heavy snowmelt this spring, increases river currents and can make it difficult for towboats to control the barges they are hauling.
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" Inside the hotel, cops were hauling out a group of protesters in handcuffs for draping a banner across the lobby balcony that read "NYC Rejects the Party of Hate.
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The absurdity of Donald Trump grasping a conspicuous orb or a tired rat hauling a slice of pizza down a Subway stairwell allows us to relate to one another.
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This was due to efforts to reduce costs, as the railroad has furloughed 3,900 workers and put 1,400 locomotives in storage, as well as price increases for hauling freight.
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A giant green heart with the words "Love Wins!" was painted in neon against black metal, brightening a corner crowded with tourists and women hauling groceries in shopping carts.
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On Baseball HOUSTON — The flatbed cart hauling the equipment bags of the Los Angeles Dodgers zipped sharply through the field-level corridors of Minute Maid Park early Monday morning.
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Mr. Rowley, who has his own apartment in Amesbury, is a "skip diver," according to people who knew him, going into big trash-hauling bins to find usable items.
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The rest of the time is spent tending to that tractor, hauling it around inside a huge truck and devoting untold hours to readying it for the next competition.
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This is one reason the companies are investing heavily in artificial intelligence, which helps them make sense of the boatloads of user information they are hauling in every minute.
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UPS has had autonomous trucking startup TuSimple hauling cargo for it between Phoenix and Tucson, Arizona, since May as part of a newly publicized partnership between the two companies.
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They could fill an entire boat with one cast of the net back then, and even on a slow day, they could count on hauling in dozens of fish.
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After hauling in nine catches for 131 yards in the Pittsburgh Steelers' Super Bowl XLIII win, wide receiver Santonio Holmes spent some time with Mickey at Walt Disney World.
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He is a fixture in Bamian Province in central Afghanistan, hauling fares in his retrofitted Toyota, driving between his taxi rounds and his squat brick home in the hills.
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He is a fixture in Bamian Province in central Afghanistan, hauling fares in his retrofitted Toyota, driving between his taxi rounds and his squat brick home in the hills.
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Meanwhile, outside groups aligned with Ryan are hauling in tens of millions of dollars and have set up offices in dozens of districts where vulnerable Republicans are seeking reelection.
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Frequently, when I check out a store, I do so anonymously, though I often chat with clerks and purchase what catches my eye, hauling it back to my desk.
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Concerned riders have shared videos and photos of police tasing and pointing guns at black teenagers for not paying the fare and hauling away a weeping food vendor's cart.
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It meant hauling a carry-on through the airport to avoid a fee, and never wanting to be a minute earlier at the gate than I had to be.
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Slovakia's Petra Vlhova took the silver medal, three hundredths of a second slower after hauling herself up from eighth after the downhill, with Norway's Ragnhild Mowinckel completing the podium.
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We already know that hauling people into prison for minor drug offenses and keeping them there for years will not work, and we have the data to prove it.
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As Camping & Camping— which named this model "Best Camping Bunk" — pointed out, you can use the beds as a bench during the day and avoid hauling along extra chairs.
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It's an aggravating process that usually involves repeatedly hauling out a PC or Mac and typing in usernames and passwords and codes you have no other reason to remember.
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The collective was founded in 2012 by a group of people who had used cargo bikes for such diverse purposes as hauling construction equipment and taking young children to school.
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Now customers could enjoy even wider product selection with Amazon without having to suffer the pains of driving to the store, waiting in line and hauling the goods back home.
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Because if you're hauling bricks or whatever, why not enjoy a Wifi hotspot, lane keep assist, and a 210-speed transmission to boost your fuel economy while you're at it?
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Because if you're hauling bricks or whatever, why not enjoy a Wifi hotspot, lane keep assist, and a 10-speed transmission to boost your fuel economy while you're at it?
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The city wants to increase its debris-hauling rate to $11.84 per cubic yard from $7.86, an amount that would help it get 200 more trucks from contractors, he said.
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She can't stray too far from her tent, and packing up and hauling everything for blocks to a shelter isn't worth the risk of getting robbed, so she feels stuck.
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And out in his part of the Lone Star State there are few public chargers, especially the high-speed ones he'd need access to when hauling his livestock to market.
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To properly review the Chrysler Pacifica, one should really have children: kids require hauling a bunch of stuff around, they require constant entertainment, and you need a bunch of seats.
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The selection and pricing are among the best in town, removing the time suck of having to dig deep in a discount bin to find something worthy of hauling home.
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Now, he is faced with the task of evicting those same people, and hauling away their newfound tiny homes after the city ordered them removed following a new city ordinance.
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They carried one another, quite literally in one case — Landisio hauling Cuddy into her apartment on his back after a night of drinking on the anniversary of her father's death.
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The company has been building services such as food delivery and freight hauling, and, in April, acquired electric bike service JUMP Bikes to offer U.S. passengers an alternative to cars.
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I'm a queer woman, so we call what my first girlfriend and I did "U-Hauling" (based on the joke that lesbians bring a U-Haul on the second date).
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A light camera could help eke out battery life to over 30 minutes, but DJI admits that hauling a RED EPIC will cut that to somewhere closer to 16 minutes.
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The Bay County Sheriff's deputies were aware the truck was hauling animals, but they were not informed of what kind prior to arriving at the crash site, Michigan Live reported .
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We could probably get by without a car where we live, but it's nice to have for large grocery trips, hauling the dog around, and getting out of the city.
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Norwegian companies are developing a container ship for hauling fertilizer on short, autonomous legs, with the hopes of grander plans down the line, by the Wall Street Journal's Costas Paris.
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However, after a strong Thursday and Friday at the box office, Disney adjusted its forecast, saying Saturday that it foresaw the film hauling in between $145 million and $155 million.
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Yet the companies do not want to compromise the load-hauling capability and luxury features that allow them to command prices that average $46,984 a vehicle, according to Cox Automotive.
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In winter, when Sacramento turned cold and rainy, and the construction jobs disappeared, my dad would somehow find other work – laying a tile floor, canning tomatoes, or hauling someone's trash.
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Tesla's already announced plans to reveal at an event in September an all-electric semi truck designed for cargo hauling, but we don't know much about it beyond that yet.
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For the seven-man crew of the Oliver C. Shearer, one of 70 towboats hauling hundreds of barges carrying goods, the delay at Locks & Dam No. 52 meant killing time.
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Discovered hauling an avocado along the tracks at Greenpoint Avenue subway station in Brooklyn on Tuesday, this determined little rat truly embodies the undying millennial addiction to the coveted fruit.
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This news is sparking outrage: Last week, Japan announced that its whaling boats had returned from Antarctic waters hauling the carcasses of 333 minke whales — including some 157 pregnant females.
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Standing on the seawall after hauling lobster traps for about 12 hours on a foggy day this August, he says he's making plenty of money to cover the boat loan.
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Those without cash to pay the informal toll must take even longer paths, hauling their luggage on foot for up to six hours, in a desperate trek witnessed by Reuters.
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Shortly after, TransCanada asked Morris to allow the company to prepare for construction, like hauling pipes to the site and setting up worker camps, while the firm appealed the decision.
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So the men, all in their fifties, sixties, and seventies, simply unload their cargo and begin hauling heavy sacks on foot more than a half mile to the launch point.
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At the snap, Sullivan dropped down from center field, and Kamara — from the inside slot of trips — zipped uncovered up the seam, hauling in a perfect throw for a touchdown.
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Biden has swiftly emerged as the primary field's pacesetter, topping every national poll since he announced his White House bid last month and hauling in millions of dollars in donations.
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Wide receiver Brandin Cooks finally showed why New England used two draft picks to trade for him, hauling in five catches for 62 yards and two TDs against the Texans.
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It means 50% of the drive back, they weren't hauling any product, even if it's just six blocks, and that can be 10 or 15 minutes in these urban cities.
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Recycling plastic uses up a lot of resources, and after all the hauling around, sorting, and processing of bottles and containers, it often ends up getting thrown away or burned.
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Todd Broockerd, vice president of Kitten Coffee, a roaster and espresso bar in Brooklyn, dumps the grounds into a big, black bag and chucks that into a trash hauling bin.
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The T.S.A. could cut its budget and shave off plenty of wait time if passengers weren't hauling all their luggage to avoid outrageous baggage fees while cargo holds go empty.
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In the years since the system became operable, there have been occasional reports about pirates and fishermen stealing parts from the buoys or hauling them away to sell for scrap.
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There's a somewhat hokey saying among outdoor enthusiasts that goes, "Take only pictures, leave only footprints," and while unstated, I assume this applies to hauling your literal crap out, too.
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Meet the Clean Out Kit, a real pal of a system that takes the pain out of hauling clothing to your local thrift store by doing the work for you.
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According to those in the brig, the crewmembers set out on the lifeboats a day before impact, bundled up, hauling food and duffle bags stuffed with cash and credit receipts.
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The goal is to save future astronauts the trouble of hauling heavy building materials from Earth to build their frontier homes, freeing them up to live off the alien land.
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Each side seeks to bolster its case by hauling out documents so old and long-ignored that they are about as relevant to this emergency as the Dead Sea Scrolls.
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Torbjorn Heierson, a regional director for the Swedish Association of Road Transport Companies, which represents the hauling industry, said that he has come to see the benefits of congestion pricing.
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A huge mound of coal occupies most of the floor space in the room, and a toy train hauling LED counters drives around its circumference, elevated to about hip height.
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Seattle's gritty, freight-hauling waterfront of another era has long since moved to the city's margins, leaving this downtown section with a growing number of tourists, apartments and cruise ships.
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And Scott Wagner, a state senator whose fortune from waste hauling led to an inevitable campaign slogan that he would be Pennsylvania's "cleanup guy," won the nomination to challenge Gov.
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Zhang Yanzan, the park's deputy director, says that, since its opening, more than 140 factories have been completed or are underway, hauling in a total investment of nearly $6 billion.
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If Graham says that hauling Hunter Biden before the Senate would be going down too much of a political rabbit hole, it's extremely hard to imagine moderates such as Sens.
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Through its acquisition of Otto in 2016, Uber had sought to disrupt freight hauling with self-driving trucks and Uber Freight, its smartphone app that connects truck drivers and shippers.
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In 2013, Mr. King said that for every successful child of undocumented immigrants, there were 100 others who were drug mules with "calves the size of cantaloupes" from hauling marijuana.
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The bike features rugged tires that allow it to do some light off-road riding, though it's meant more for cargo hauling thanks to a modular cargo and accessory system.
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The 59-year-old Mr. Sweeney, a strategic adviser for the Tokio Marine insurance companies, always hated hauling the bikes to a local shop to be tuned up and repaired.
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Fold down both rows of seats, and you'll find the CX-24's 43-cubic-foot hauling capacity falls a massive 24 cubic feet behind the class-leading Volkswagen Atlas.
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The turnaround has been remarkable: Solskjaer did not suffer a single defeat in his first 12 Premier League games, hauling the club back into contention for a top-four finish.
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The Hanjin Greece docked at the Port of Long Beach in California early Saturday morning and workers were hauling off containers of products destined for U.S. retailers, labor union officials said.
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Package delivery giant UPS has pre-ordered 125 Tesla Semis and will use them on daily routes hauling packages between hubs and on UPS Freight routes between businesses—mostly shorter routes.
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But the police didn't end up hauling the lawmakers off, because they only needed one more senator in that case and a different Republican volunteered to return to the Senate floor.
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The big picture: The company posted earnings of $0.52 per share against an expected mark of $0.46, while hauling in $9.37 billion in 4th quarter against an expectation of $9.18 billion.
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Also in July, a truck hauling pickup trucks that for inspection by the Brazilian Institute of the Environment and Renewable Natural Resources was set on fire by criminals in the area.
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Instead of hauling the whole bag, you can use it as a daypack to carry your laptop, extra shoes and clothes, and snacks whenever you're discovering a new city or country.
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SpaceX has contracts worth $250 billion for hauling U.S. astronauts and supplies to the International Space Station, and Pentagon officials have said they expect to certify the company for military payloads.
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One museum in Anren is devoted to the nearly 18m urban youngsters who were banished to the countryside for years of ploughing, hauling manure and digging ditches instead of being educated.
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Railways are producers' second best option for hauling crude to the United States after pipelines but have so far been reluctant to sign the short-term contracts the oil industry favors.
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"SDNY may have lacked evidence of willfulness," said Barbara McQuade, the former U.S. Attorney for Detroit, though noting that could theoretically have been overcome by hauling Trump in for an interview.
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Evidence that these dogs were used in sledding, along with suggestions that they were used for hunting and hauling, means that they could have facilitated the early settlement of the Americas.
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I enter most planes in a cold sweat — the result of hauling ass through the airport to gate 128 with an overstuffed carry-on and one (probably too large) personal item.
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Brandi says that's fair, though, because she claims KG's still hauling in at least $5 mil a year ... on top of having earned more than $300 mil in his NBA career.
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A solid rear rack is the foundation of any good gear-hauling setup because it lets you attach other components to your bike and get that heavy pack off your back.
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Taken as a whole, the combination of a nice interior, great seats, good road manners and a semi-autonomous driver assistance system, the M850i is great for cross-state freeway hauling.
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Under the order, which comes ahead of the busy Memorial Holiday weekend, trucks hauling transportation fuel will be allowed to spend more hours on the road to ensure fuels are available.
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Musk's vehicle seems to bypass that potentially-hazardous plan by hauling each child out in a pod, potentially eliminating the need to give the soccer players a crash course in diving.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters) - A recovery in international trade is reviving demand for aircraft once proudly linked to long-haul passenger travel and now mainly dependent on hauling cargo to stay in production.
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