If a parcel got stuck, what should the parcel do?
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If a parcel gets stuck, what should the parcel do?
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Among the projects under consideration there are one 236-home parcel and another 14-home parcel, he said.
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They've built out dozens of parcel-sorting centers to reduce the fees they pay to existing small parcel carriers.
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That 240-acre parcel was protested by the owner of the Sundog Airport, which sits within the lease parcel.
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Without development rights for the larger parcel, a winery could not be built there; the other parcel was too small.
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With parcel delivery as its core business, for example, as United Parcel Service (UPS) grows so does its carbon footprint.
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Parcel delivery company United Parcel Service Inc said on Tuesday it would not join rival FedEx Corp's lawsuit against the U.S. government.
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The rollout of its Parcel Metro service will put DHL in direct competition with dominant players United Parcel Service Inc and FedEx Corp.
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Players are notified if someone attempts to steal their parcel and they can then choose to defend or surrender their parcel if they wish.
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The highest bid was $501 an acre for a 240-acre parcel that was protested by the owner of the Sundog Airport, which sits within the lease parcel.
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The highest bid was $501 an acre for a 240-acre parcel that was protested by the owner of the Sundog Airport, which sits within the lease parcel.
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The company will do this with joint mail and parcel delivery and also parcel delivery at weekends, made possible after the signing of a new labour contract with unions this year.
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" The spokesman noted that "from FY2016 through FY2017, the Postal Inspection Service achieved a 85033 percent increase in international parcel seizures, and an 880 percent increase in domestic parcel seizures related to opioids.
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"We are part and parcel of the ... community," Fadel said.
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LOUISVILLE (Reuters) - The head of United Parcel Service Inc (UPS.
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This agent suggested the Palmerston parcel just up the road.
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Those insecurities are part and parcel of teenagedom in general.
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Parcel lockers decrease delivery costs, mainly by reducing driving distances.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Package delivery company United Parcel Service Inc (UPS.
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The results pushed United Parcel Service Inc down 2.1 percent.
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"It was part and parcel of prison life," she said.
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Difficult conversations are all part and parcel of working life.
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The parcel is small, but it's home to crucial wetlands.
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FedEx is losing this round of pass the political parcel.
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"It's part and parcel of who we are," said Harper.
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I just think relationships are part and parcel of it.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - The head of United Parcel Service Inc (UPS.
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Cruising is part and parcel of gay and queer DNA.
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But it's all part and parcel of the same process.
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Such agreements are part and parcel of any trade agreement.
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But those have become part and parcel of mainstream celebrity.
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The parcel may eventually be turned into a national park.
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Last week, I profiled an e-commerce startup Part & Parcel.
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The parcel select service, which is also used by United Parcel Service and FedEx, is the last and typically the most expensive step in the shipping process that gets the packages to customers' doorsteps.
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Parcel Guard's smart mailbox protects your packages from porch thieves Danby is showing off its newly launched smart mailbox called Parcel Guard at CES, which allows deliveries to be left securely at customers' doorsteps.
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The agency has done this by creating plans that consider the broader landscape when it comes to multiple use and sustainable yield, as opposed to a parcel-by-parcel or program-by-program basis.
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Harris-Burland explained that, in terms of parcel deliveries, retailers often lose profits in the very last stretch of the delivery process when their parcel vans go to people's homes only to find them out.
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Rival United Parcel Service Inc was also down, falling 2.2 percent.
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He stated he was in the service – United Parcel, not military.
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We ruled out buying both because of the adjoining-parcel restriction.
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He said he was in the service – United Parcel, not military.
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A Wal-Mart representative declined to disclose the Parcel deal value.
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Parcel was not immediately available for comment outside regular business hours.
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"Dancing every day is part and parcel of who we are."
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Two days later, my parcel arrived - and I was immediately suspicious.
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In its place, there's a "parcel shelf" designed for occasional use.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - The top executive of United Parcel Service Inc (UPS.
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Having irregular sleeping hours is part and parcel of my job.
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Declining investor participation is part and parcel of a broader shrinkage.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - An EU court agreed with United Parcel Service (UPS.
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United Parcel Service Inc also down 21.95 percent after FedEx results.
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Part and parcel of the scumbro messiness is bad facial hair.
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Amazon also depends on United Parcel Service Inc for air shipments.
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Laura Lane, Dontai Smalls and Mike Kiely, United Parcel Service Inc.
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"I brought cookies," Steidl announced, holding forth a small brown parcel.
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Coca-Cola and United Parcel Service dipped after reporting quarterly results.
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Companies working on similar solutions include Parcel Pending and Package Concierge.
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The Broome Street condo, with 55 apartments, is the westernmost parcel.
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"Violence is part and parcel of country life," Mulligan's Laura muses.
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In 2011, he paid $1.20 a parcel to ship to Beijing.
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A. Fakes and unscrupulous traders are part and parcel of commerce.
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She owns a parcel of land outside the capital of Kinshasa.
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Parcel delivery vans bear no obvious markings of their parent company.
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And, finally, the third floor and another parcel of outdoor space.
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If you are an independent, you parcel blame to both parties.
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China alone accounts for nearly 60% of the global parcel volume.
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In groups of 32, they identify a suitable parcel of land.
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Before that, I profiled an e-commerce startup called Part & Parcel.
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Danger is part and parcel of New Zealand's attraction, he said.
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The drawings are part and parcel with Eisenstein's life and work.
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"The underlying EBIT progression in Mail/PeP (Post-eCommerce-Parcel) is helpful - especially given recent B2C parcel expansion outside Germany, where we find investors crave profit proof of concept," RBC analyst Damian Brewer said in a note.
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AND FINALLY, ON THE POST OFFICE ISSUE, THERE ARE SOME STUDIES THAT SHOW IF AMAZON PAID THE FULL FREIGHT ON EVERY PARCEL IT SHIPPED WITHOUT PAYING ITS SALES TAX PROPERLY, THAT WOULD BE ABOUT $73 PER PARCEL.
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Amazon has spoken about its focus on quick and efficient parcel delivery.
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Imagine the parcel beneath you transported millions of years into the past.
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"Parcel pilferage is a pernicious and persistent problem," the patent application says.
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After receiving my parcel, I opened it up and unscrewed the lid.
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In October 2018, a Trump supporter sent a parcel bomb to Soros.
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Poste said parcel revenues rose in the period, while mail revenues declined.
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Shares of FedEx rival, United Parcel Service Inc, were off 2 percent.
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VICE: So is nudity just part and parcel of going for roles?
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Border security is part and parcel to the sovereignty of a nation.
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When the door is shut, the Parcel Guard locks and you're alerted.
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All these things that's part and parcel of being a teenage kid.
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The Lebanese must now agree on how to parcel out government portfolios.
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Loyalty is part and parcel of being delegated authority by the president.
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There are other drinks that come part and parcel with heated debate.
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In practice, Syngenta is now part and parcel of a state company.
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That's just part and parcel of being an active illegal graffiti writer.
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Sales at the mail & parcel business rose 1.5% to 875 million euros.
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It's part and parcel of a steady military build up in Japan.
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But the parcel, known as Ackerson Meadow, is home to crucial wetlands.
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Every step on the journey they could see, 'Where is my parcel?
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It's inevitable that meetings will be part and parcel to your workday.
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United Parcel Service just became Tesla's biggest Semi-truck customer to date.
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"It is part and parcel of a larger American fascination" with Japan.
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It came from an unknown sender, wrapped in a brown paper parcel.
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The phone is part and parcel to everything they do, including work.
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United Parcel Service has said it plans to hire 100,000 seasonal workers.
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However, unlike other Newport mansions, the landlocked parcel doesn't offer water views.
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The 2,500-acre parcel where the coal plant stood remains largely vacant.
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Part & Parcel exclusively makes clothes for women who wear sizes 14 - 36.
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United Parcel Service shares also fell less than 1 percent after hours.
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Shares of rival United Parcel Service Inc fell 2.2% after the report.
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Shares of rival United Parcel Service Inc fell 16.463% after the report.
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Shares of rival package delivery company United Parcel Service Inc fell 593%.
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What does it mean to parcel out bits of myself for consumption?
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After getting my parcel, I head back just in time for the doctor.
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No, he bought a parcel of novelty tees at a nearby gift shop.
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I dropped in my parcel, clicked shut the locker, and walked out. Simple.
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But it's a pivot that's part and parcel with Microsoft's larger corporate strategy.
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This is approximately 1.5 times the total parcel volume of the United States.
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Memphis-based FedEx and rivals ranging from United Parcel Service Inc to Amazon.
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There are so many parcel shops, in fact, that it's causing a disturbance.
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Marken, United Parcel Service and FedEx did not respond to requests for comment.
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OSEFO: No. I think we&aposre trying to piece in parcel of this.
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The family lived on a large parcel of land so Ayers could hunt.
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This is part and parcel of the crazy, unregulated, crypto world these days.
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Even the world-famous names in parcel delivery compete with many lesser firms.
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Last year FedEx bought TNT, a European parcel-delivery counterpart, for $225 billion.
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The co-op mission with the new map is called Part and Parcel.
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They see this as part and parcel of this kind of ideological approach.
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If a UPS can track a parcel, why can't UBS track a payment?
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Remember, that includes both the decommissioned silo and the surrounding 12 acre parcel.
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The third parcel had a trailer, farming equipment, and more sheds on it.
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That was part and parcel of what it meant to be Puerto Rican.
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A few months later, another parcel arrived at the magazine offices for me.
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I was to carry this sealed parcel on the train from New York.
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A flatiron design, courtesy of a wedge-shaped parcel, also sets it apart.
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To be clear, algorithms have long been part and parcel of the industry.
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The latest debacle in Michigan is part and parcel of this larger reality.
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To be clear, violence is part and parcel of the world Pose depicts.
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But the parcel missed its target and killed the prefect's wife, Henriette Trémeaud.
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And parcel volume was down 18.33% in the automotive and auto-parts sector.
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US officials hope to parcel out flights to different carriers by the summer.
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But often it is just part and parcel of the biology of MCS.
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Could a government parcel out and sell bits of territory to another country?
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"Technology is already here today, part and parcel of people's jobs," Kinder said.
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His parcel was carved out of the monument in President Trump's new map.
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Her father and other brother climbed onto a different bike with another parcel.
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One parcel is expected to last a family of five for a month.
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That last parcel of buffer forest was being surveyed for impending logging operations.
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He got hired part-time for United Parcel Service when he was 260.
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That parcel was always meant to revert to parkland once the Sounds decamped.
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For China that access is part and parcel of becoming a global superpower.
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Senate Democrats have, however, long been in a difficult tactical situation, torn between a large parcel of members who'd like to run for president in 2020 and another large parcel of members trying to win races in states Trump won.
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Satish Jindel, president of ShipMatrix Inc, which analyzes shipping data, disputed the idea that the Postal Service charges less than United Parcel Service Inc and FedEx Corp , the other biggest players in the parcel delivery business in the United States.
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But then they also have to hold onto the parcel they've found/obtained for six hours by defending it against theft attacks from other players before the parcel opens and they get to see what it is they've actually won.
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Just like meetings and emails, conference calls are part and parcel of the workplace.
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Emojis have become part and parcel of how we communicate with friends and families.
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The package delivery company UPS, United Parcel Service, is testing out drones as deliverers.
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Customers are sent a code by Amazon which opens the locker containing their parcel.
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Mohamed beamed as he received his money and a parcel containing his repatriation documents.
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More importantly, the Google Play Store comes part and parcel with Google Mobile Services.
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This adjacent parcel was acquired by affiliates of Tribute Communities and Greybrook in 2015.
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B: Yes, I mean that's sort of part and parcel of growing the company.
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Flytrex offers a drone for parcel delivery that is already operating in five countries.
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Since then, it's gone on to purchase ShoeBuy, Moosejaw, Bonobos, Parcel, Hayneedle and ModCloth.
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Potato Parcel is the work of two dudes named Alex Craig and Riad Bekhit.
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Revenue at its e-commerce parcel division rose 13 percent in the third quarter.
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Down IPOs, like Box's, say, are part and parcel of the current cycle's picture.
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The group is looking instead for acquisitions to strengthen its parcel division, he said.
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A PHEAA employee acknowledged receipt of the parcel with a company stamp on Nov.
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Like Bears Ears, that parcel was designated a national monument by Obama in 2016.
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It has also sought to increase transparency of prices for cross-border parcel delivery.
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They have set up an instant-messaging group to parcel out the available jobs.
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Parcelforce Worldwide, Royal Mail's express courier parcel service, has been excluded from CWU's ballot.
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Since airing on the show, Potato Parcel has sold over 70,000 potatoes, Bekhit says.
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"To me this seems like part and parcel of an influence operation," Polyakova said.
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Local police said they did not find a similar parcel, the news outlet reported.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A federal judge on Friday held United Parcel Service Inc (UPS.
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Good results usually come from hard work, but the two are part and parcel.
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Tropical plants grow around a shack on the second parcel shown during the tour.
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Wind up in a parcel to squeeze out as much water as you can.
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Parcelforce Worldwide, Royal Mail's express courier parcel service, has been excluded from CWU's ballot.
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But in the Armenian case, it was part and parcel of the unfolding process.
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The news agency did not provide further details including the recipients of the parcel.
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It's far greater than an average agricultural parcel, which typically just has one species.
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Selling a parcel of the new campus could have altered the college's financial outlook.
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You're part and parcel to the entire thing, whether you think so or not.
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That's part and parcel with a sport that's based on pummeling your opponent's body.
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All of this is part and parcel of what Gladio represents: stereotypical hegemonic masculinity.
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The market services are parcel services, which competitors like UPS and FedEx also provide.
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These four men occupy a prime parcel of professional, personal and actual real estate.
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Once the Timbisha had regained a parcel of their ancestral home, new problems arose.
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Bursting pipes and rotting walls are part and parcel for any major remodeling project.
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Will Kinzel, MillerCoors Laura Lane, Dontai Smalls and Mike Kiely, United Parcel Service Inc.
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It has become part and parcel of Republican identity among non-Hispanic white Americans.
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Denying climate change is part and parcel of denying the corrosive effects of segregation.
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This is part and parcel of doing business, is not shipping American workers overseas.
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Potato Parcel lets people send potatoes with messages and even photos printed on them.
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"The market for parcel services is a big challenge for Poczta Polska," Smolinski said.
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They had been among those hoping for a Thanksgiving meal parcel from Doty's center.
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"It hardly ever happens," Tompkins said, looking at the parcel in Mr. Wayne's hands.
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That week, for example, Behzadzadeh hoped to parcel out his $22,000 payroll on Thursday.
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Mr. Paffendorf realized no one else was going to map them so, expanding on the original "silly inch-grid" idea, he started injecting real-life parcel information into maps, ultimately mapping every single parcel in Detroit, and Motor City Mapping was born.
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Parcel after parcel was sold to the rhythmic bantering of the auctioneer until voices in the back of the room began singing, "People got to rise like water … " The singing became louder and louder until the bidders could no longer hear the auctioneer.
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The number of packages shipped this year in the US is expected to reach 13.4 billion — representing 900 million more packages than last year and a 45% increase from 2014, according to the Pitney Bowes Parcel Shipping Index, which tracks parcel volumes globally.
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This is part and parcel of a comment about what you said earlier as well.
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Earlier this week, the company finally agreed to hand over use of that property parcel.
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The map revealed a narrow strip between our parcel and the second, 10-acre one.
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United Parcel Service has a team of five meteorologists keeping up with the latest weather.
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That's part of a larger $2 billion parcel offered up by various governments on Wednesday.
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"They wanted to make Facebook part and parcel of Sri Lanka's political discourse," Hattotuwa said.
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He estimates the parcel delivery sector overall is short of as many as 22,28 drivers.
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He estimates the parcel delivery sector overall is short of as many as 22,28 drivers.
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Those sources include staff at airlines, Amtrak, parcel services and even the Transportation Safety Administration.
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He estimates the parcel delivery sector overall is short of as many as 9,28 drivers.
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The Republican attacks on Omar are part and parcel of this overall anti-Muslim campaign.
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United Parcel Service and FedEx are both up 5 percent in the same time frame.
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The Parcel Guard starts at $399 and pre-orders are will be available this week.
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Then I installed nodejs, yarn, npm, parcel, rust, gcc... all the good stuff I crave.
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It's worth noting that Parcel Guard doesn't require the delivery driver to adjust their routine.
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This is all part and parcel of whatever happened there around 16, 17 years old.
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The home built by Carlos Andrade on a parcel of land within Mark Zuckerberg's estate.
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The team tells me that it already operates on a five-acre parcel in Boulder.
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Anything weighing over 150 kilos can't be sent like a parcel through the postal service.
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United Parcel Service, which was lower in premarket trading, rose 3 percent after quarterly results.
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Convention spending is part and parcel of the creeping corporate buyout of America's political system.
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Wal-Mart – Wal-Mart acquired New York-based delivery startup Parcel for an undisclosed amount.
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The parcel extends about 150 yards up the mountain from the top row of homes.
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While letter shipments are in long-term decline, ecommerrce has buoyed Deutsche Post's parcel volumes.
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All you need is a willing shrink, a sunny garden, and a parcel from Amsterdam.
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Instead, it plans to retrofit commercial fleets for tasks like parcel delivery and taxi services.
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Sometimes I even have the belief that this feeling is part & parcel of my self.
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The proposed rule change is part and parcel of the Trump administration's hostility to immigrants.
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It's part of the art, part and parcel of being a nak muay (Thai kickboxer).
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Gorupo smiles and hands me a thumbnail-sized parcel held together by blue painter's tape.
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United Parcel Service Inc gained 63% as Stifel upgraded its shares to "buy," while Amazon.
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The highest price per acre was $20 for a 4,800-acre parcel in Churchill County.
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The Conspiracy of the Cells of Fire claimed responsibility for parcel bombs sent in 2010.
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A fifth parcel bomb detonated at a FedEx distribution center near San Antonio early Tuesday.
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" United Parcel Services: "They had that big analyst day meeting and it kind of thudded.
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If the P.O. 'increased its parcel rates, Amazon's shipping costs would rise by $2.6 Billion.
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They were not part and parcel of the corruption crime or the graft crime itself.
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The groom's mother retired as a regional accounting supervisor at United Parcel Service in Dallas.
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In 93, staffers at Cambridge University Library discovered an old, brown parcel in its collections.
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The group issued a profit warning for 2018 last June and started a restructuring programme at its Post - eCommerce - Parcel (PeP) division, including an early retirement programme, as well as splitting its post-and-parcel delivery division into a German and an international unit.
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The group issued a profit warning for 2018 last June and started a restructuring program at its Post - eCommerce - Parcel (PeP) division, including an early retirement program, as well as splitting its post-and-parcel delivery division into a German and an international unit.
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This is part and parcel of the ongoing process of improving the returns of a bank.
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It is also merging its mail and parcel logistics units to streamline operations and deliver faster.
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But we're going to have to do it as part and parcel of a larger thing.
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United Parcel Service (UPS) increased its quarterly dividend to 83 cents per share from 78 cents.
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Entering the bulk goods delivery business adds new complexities and risks compared to traditional parcel delivery.
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You become so practiced in the technical part that your brain can parcel it away. Yep.
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I'm a nonexpert on the subject of parcel shipping, so my opinion on Amazon's the -U.
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Some developers welcomed the move, saying the proposal is part and parcel of China's urbanization process.
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The fall in profit was due to the cost of restructuring its post and parcel division.
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The 1.5-acre parcel also hosts a combination tennis and basketball court and a putting green.
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"We believe FedEx's breakup with Amazon is a watershed moment for the parcel industry, " Shanker said.
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It's part and parcel of life and no one's life is as perfect as it looks.
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The state and city have also sued FedEx rival United Parcel Service Inc over cigarette shipments.
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People expected feelings of empty time and accepted them as part and parcel of being human.
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United Parcel Service – UPS increased its quarterly dividend by 5.5 percent to 96 cents per share.
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In a few days, a bulky parcel arrives at my door, a brightly colored container within.
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Paid versions will also eliminate those pesky ads that are part and parcel of free software.
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Some might choose to screen packages for specific recipients; others may look at every incoming parcel.
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How it happened: According to reports in Greek media, Papedemos opened a parcel that contained explosives.
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Meanwhile, pop the parcel of tortillas into a low oven for 5 minutes to warm through.
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Are all the '90s nostalgia acts just part and parcel for the 20-year rehash cycle?
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United Parcel Service (UPS) increased its quarterly dividend by 5.5 percent to 96 cents per share.
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The parcel was discovered at a postal facility in Manhattan, according to the New York Times.
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Undeterred, Mr Kuroda spent September 21st removing the ribbons on a new parcel of monetary playthings.
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The parcel they carried, to a flat in Dhaka on April 25th, was filled with machetes.
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The catalog business was helped along by a technological innovation — parcel post, which arrived in 1913.
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Heated rhetoric is too often part and parcel of any conversation on U.S.-China trade relations.
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Some developers welcomed the move, saying the proposal is part and parcel of China's urbanisation process.
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"Here in Puerto Rico, any little parcel of land has a mayor; it's ridiculous," he said.
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Both companies face shrinking mail deliveries while domestic parcel deliveries are increasing because of online shopping.
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Both companies face shrinking mail deliveries while domestic parcel deliveries are increasing due to online shopping.
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Logistics companies ranging from ocean shippers to parcel delivery companies are bellwethers for the global economy.
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Sure, that's part and parcel of the culture, to put an official stamp on nearly everything.
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When I visited, he pulled out a map with the 0003-acre parcel under Lewisville Lake.
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The Corps declined to discuss that parcel or say when and if drilling will commence there.
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" United Parcel Service: "UPS is getting its act together and they are levered to e-commerce.
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On yet another parcel of the 54-acre site a $7 million library would be built.
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"This parcel is going to be an enormous catalyst for broader-scale regeneration," Mr. Katz said.
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Routine disclosure of what, exactly, those agencies are doing is part and parcel of ensuring effectiveness.
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This is part and parcel of the systemic racial inequality that is endemic in our country.
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Yes, 100 percent, and this sexual harassment stuff is part and parcel to the whole thing.
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Immigration detention came to be part and parcel of the growing incarceration trend of the 1980s.
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Part and parcel on our mind is whoever you are, you can wear whatever you want.
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Commercial carriers like FedEx, United Parcel Service and DHL are already required to provide such information.
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And there weren't many failures quite as bizarre as the United Parcel Service losing my passport.
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" He is not one of those men who "can make a tidy parcel of their past.
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The parcel that Wildflower is buying has been used as storage for finished pianos, Steinway said.
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Mr. Chronopoulos said the new parcel bombs "appear" to be the work of the same group.
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The parcel, which corresponds to the present-day town of Harrison, was known as Harrison's Purchase.
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Unmanned drones will begin flying between parcel stations on campus by the middle of the year.
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Corruption remains "part and parcel of daily life in India," said a press release from TII.
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What Bershidsky decries as lacking expertise and authority is part and parcel of legitimate public debate.
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The profit warning from FedEx pressured shares of rival United Parcel Service Inc, which fell 21.57%.
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Some residents within a given parcel of land want to sell their property while others refuse.
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Area 51 is a tiny parcel of land in that area that surrounds this dry lakebed.
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"Remorse has been part and parcel with my being since I've been in here," he said.
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EU leaders head for Brussels on Sunday to try and parcel out the bloc's top jobs.
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Because heirs do not own any particular part of a heirs property parcel, but instead own a fractional interest in the undivided whole, courts generally force the sale of the entire parcel when one co-owner wishes to sell his or her share in the land.
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However, it has proven tougher to turn a profit in places where parcel delivery can be unreliable.
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It describes how Ring devices could be enhanced to deter parcel theft and identify and apprehend thieves.
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United Parcel Service – UPS earned an adjusted $24 per share for the third quarter, matching Street forecasts.
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Losing yourself in a movie is part and parcel of long distance plane travel in these days.
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The firm holds about 14.5 percent of Chinese market share by parcel volume, according to its prospectus.
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All of this could be done covertly without anyone noticing — so long as nobody opens the parcel.
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Dissident republicans also claimed responsibility for a number of parcel bombs posted to British addresses last month.
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United Parcel Service (UPS) announced a 4.9 percent average rate increase for its freight service, effective Sept.
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United Parcel Service — UPS announced a 4.9 percent average rate increase for its freight service, effective Sept.
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The companies include Dow Inc, United Parcel Service Inc , Pfizer Inc and Honeywell International Inc , Bloomberg reported.
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"This is part and parcel of living and operating a business in a parliamentary democracy," he said.
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Copper's fall from grace has been part and parcel of a broader collapse in industrial metal prices.
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With any luck, my robot friend and I just successfully shipped a parcel to someone in Colorado.
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Having good coffee, entrepreneurial food producers, and international cuisine is part and parcel of East London history.
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Deutsche Post plans to merge some of its parcel delivery operations and cuts jobs, Die Welt reported.
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Since World War II, American leaders have seen diplomatic leadership as part and parcel of American strength.
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The royal had been gifted a 10-acre parcel by the private island's then owner, Colin Tennant.
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It also allows them to book air freight and parcel delivery services and supports its parent's Alibaba.
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Late on Wednesday Georgiadis confirmed that his name had been used as the sender of the parcel.
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When the purchased the property, the parcel included two swimming pools, two spas and its own vineyard.
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JD.com manages its own logistics network - a FedEx-style parcel delivery services which it started last year.
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UPSNav updates the company's On-Road Integrated Optimization and Navigation (ORION) system that prepares parcel delivery routes.
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But treating guests like actual people is simply part and parcel of good service, the globetrotter says.
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It also allows them to book air freight and parcel delivery services and supports its parent Alibaba.
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The sites will consolidate online orders for fashion and non-fashion items into one parcel for delivery.
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In that case, Danby has you covered with the Parcel Guard, and pre-orders open this week.
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The last parcel, on Union Square where the fashionable Coffee Shop now stands, was sold in 1950.
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What [the data] shows is that it is part and parcel of daily life for young people.
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Sitting around the table, it's clear that Heart and Parcel lessons don't end at a finsihed dumpling.
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This way, they won't have to rely on funding, creating a sustainable model for Heart and Parcel.
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The postal service loses money every year (and continues to do so), but parcel post deliveries (i.e.
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JON PARELES Of course "Thriving" rhymes with "surviving" in Mary J. Blige's latest parcel of motivational advice.
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The oddly-shaped parcel that abuts the Long Island Rail Road tracks is available for $20113 million.
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The full parcel covers almost two acres with about 167,000 buildable square feet in an opportunity zone.
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The companies include Dow Inc, United Parcel Service Inc, Pfizer Inc and Honeywell International Inc, Bloomberg reported.
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In denser living, a trash dump or a park next door affects the value of your parcel.
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Early models, for example, had mirrors and little shelves to rest an umbrella or a parcel on.
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On Thursday, reports emerged that Trump had his eye on another international parcel: the island of Greenland.
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Package delivery firm United Parcel Service Inc dropped 6.37% after it forecast full-year earnings below estimates.
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As one of the biggest parcel carriers in America, FedEx ought to benefit from uninterrupted GDP growth.
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On another parcel, a hotel operated by Montage, including 52 residences, is scheduled to open in 2018.
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A few months later, my brother called to say that a parcel had arrived for my mother.
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Data for United Parcel Service Inc, FedEx Corp and the U.S. Postal Service was not immediately available.
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Don't miss Craig and Bekhit pitch Potato Parcel on "Shark Tank," Sunday at 9P ET on CNBC.
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Last year, an employee fatally shot three people at the United Parcel Service complex in San Francisco.
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Package delivery firm United Parcel Service Inc dropped 4.9% after it forecast full-year earnings below estimates.
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Package delivery firm United Parcel Service Inc dropped 6.70% after it forecast full-year earnings below estimates.
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United Parcel Service — Shares of the shipping company dropped 6.7% after the company reported fourth quarter results.
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On a regular day, the United Parcel Service (UPS) delivers an average of around 20 million packages.
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To support its efforts, Jet is partnering with a delivery service Walmart acquired last year called Parcel.
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Thus far, FedEx appears to be lagging main rival United Parcel Service Inc in on-time deliveries.
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Data for United Parcel Service Inc, FedEx Corp and the U.S. Postal Service was not immediately available.
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At dawn, the Collinses moved out, all of their belongings wrapped tidily in a small single parcel.
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"Last year, you'd have paid about $103 million for a 10-acre parcel with greenhouses," he said.
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"This is part and parcel of that nativist pitch that we've seen around the world," he said.
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DNA traces were found on the remains of the parcel, according to sources close to the investigation.
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Parcel sends order updates to its merchant clients and their customers in real time via text messages.
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It takes a skilled cook to shape each parcel perfectly, ensuring they don't burst when deep-fried.
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Deutsche Post said these measures are expected to be one of the main drivers for full-year earnings growth, although operating profit at the German post and parcel unit fell 44% in the quarter, hit by higher staffing costs and investments to automate and expand its parcel infrastructure.
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Greece on alert after anarchist group sends parcel bombs to European leaders Greece on alert after anarchist group sends parcel bombs to European leaders European authorities have been shaken by the re-emergence of a Greek protest group classed as a terrorist organization by the U.S. state department.
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Deliv is headquartered in Menlo Park, California, with Alphabet Inc's Google and United Parcel Service among its investors.
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The map at the top left shows which parcel of grapes is being held in this particular tank.
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They have landed orders from big fleet operators such as Walmart, United Parcel Service and Anheuser Busch Inbev.
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Its interest in infidelity and relationships in crisis was part and parcel of Altman's own work and life.
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Walmart recently announced the acquisition of same-day delivery startup, Parcel to help with behind-the-scenes logistics.
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Proceeds will refinance a bridge facility and fund development of a land parcel in Hong Kong's Kowloon district.
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Isn't it part and parcel to all of society somehow, that people in power get away with this?
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If we share our revenue with you, will you let us parcel out those extra hours to others?
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It's likely that they'll launch part and parcel with the Galaxy S20 phones, but we can't be certain.
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And the Post Office's plan to auction off a 1.7-acre parcel in Sacramento is at a standstill.
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Nestled on 5.45 acres, Giem says it's the only oceanfront parcel of its size south of Santa Barbara.
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The changes in the world are part and parcel of a story that's deeply rooted in its characters.
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The first time you see a strange robot walking down your street, it might be delivering a parcel.
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The higher minimum may not have caused the improvement, but it clearly was part and parcel of it.
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United Parcel Service reported quarterly earnings that met analysts' expectations on Thursday, but its revenue topped Street estimates.
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Construction recently began on a Sofitel luxury hotel on a prime parcel fronting Havana's famous malecon, or boardwalk.
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The stock tumbled 7.9 percent in premarket trading and dragged rival United Parcel Service Inc down 4.1 percent.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. - United Parcel Service Inc wants to get beyond U.S. doorsteps with a new push into healthcare.
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Per the report, Amazon's goal is to eventually ship anything anywhere, just like its competitors in parcel delivery.
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Hanson shares last traded at 127 rupiah, valuing a parcel of 425 million shares at about $3.7 million.
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United Parcel Service, FedEx — UPS and FedEx were initiated with "buy" ratings by an analyst at Goldman Sachs.
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If the post office introduces reforms, as some politicians are now asking, parcel delivery will become more costly.
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The stock tumbled 6.1 percent in premarket trading and dragged rival United Parcel Service Inc down 2.9 percent.
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The three decades of delinquency prompted the city to auction the parcel of land to the highest bidder.
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Don't worry girls, it happens to the best of us, all part and parcel of being a female!
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One project that has been made public is parcel delivery in partnership with UkrPoshta, Ukraine's national postal service.
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Companies and governments are turning to the unmanned aerial vehicles for everything from monitoring crops to parcel deliveries.
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In 2010, security officials in Britain and Dubai intercepted parcel bombs sent from Yemen to the United States.
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It doesn't believe in the tabula rasa that is part and parcel of so many space strategy games.
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It wasn't from delivering an e-commerce parcel or a box of pizza — but blood and organ samples.
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United Parcel Service – UPS beat estimates by a penny a share, with quarterly earnings of $1.55 per share.
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Parcel specializes in same-day and overnight delivery and operates 24 hours per day, seven days per week.
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But caring for one parcel of land is not enough to have an impact on this tree species.
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This kitchen — in the main house — is one of the five kitchens spread throughout the two-parcel property.
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PostNL was formed in 2011 when it split from international parcel courier TNT Express, now part of FedEx.
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This parcel of land was previously owned by the city and was slated to be a Home Depot.
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Mail and parcel revenue shrank by 1 percent in 2018 after a 5 percent fall the previous year.
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The small parcel of land I am mowing comes with the woodland I rent from a nearby estate.
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Calling any challenge of Islamic beliefs as "Islamaphobia," in particular, is considered part and parcel with regressive lefties.
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He said the state is looking at a 600-acre parcel about 35 miles north of the island.
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I've got kids and if you're going out as a family it's part and parcel of the experience.
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I believe that Charlotte Uprising and Black Lives Matter are kind of part and parcel to one another.
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At the same time, another parcel, which successfully exploded, arrived in the International Monetary Fund's offices in Paris.
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Industry players said a Japanese institution recently bought a A$1.5 billion parcel in an Australian RMBS offer.
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Political corruption and law enforcement corruption is always part and parcel to what makes the world go around.
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I set myself a target of getting a parcel – clothes and toys, sweets, food, water – to 200 homes.
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He loves his family and his football team (Man U, not Newcastle, as one appalled parcel recipient observes).
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Also, items are delivered to the lockbox by the courier services FedEx, DHL and the United Parcel Service.
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"The balance sheet dictates the value of the sale, not necessarily the parcel of land," Ms. Szynaka said.
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United Parcel Service Inc gained 4.4% as Stifel raised its rating on the package delivery company, while Amazon.
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To the west is a smaller parcel that has already been approved for an 2803-story apartment building.
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"If the P.O. 'increased its parcel rates, Amazon's shipping costs would rise by $2.6 Billion,'" the president continued.
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It was not clear whether the bomb had any connection to a cluster of parcel bombs this year.
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This may have led to the drug-taking that was part and parcel of the scenes she entered.
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"Someone had a parcel stolen, and it rallied us to watch out for each other," Ms. Toh continued.
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The future of Potato Parcel looks promising and according to Bekhit, both the team and business are growing.
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The federal mail service is followed closely by the United Parcel Service, Hershey, the Weather Channel, and Cheerios.
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The first three devices were parcel bombs dropped off in front of homes in three eastern Austin neighborhoods.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - A UPS driver opened fire with a handgun inside a United Parcel Service Inc (UPS.
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The source left a parcel with an SD card for "Ed" with a receptionist at 8:30 a.m.
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The group was formed by Mark Greene, a driver for United Parcel Service Inc, to fight the cuts.
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Likewise, they do not know or forget that Puerto Rico is part and parcel of the United States.
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Growth in GLS and parcel volumes helped the company's annual revenue rise 2 percent to 10.17 billion pounds.
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I believe that it is the parcel of a Socratic and prophetic way of being in the world.
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HELLER Is sex in van Hove-world simply part and parcel of the grimness that Jason talked about?
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United Parcel Service plans to deliver 750 million packages this season, up from 500 million five years ago.
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In 1981, a 151-unit building of federally-subsidized apartments was built on one end of the parcel.
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The Snatch game mechanic involves players first locating a virtual parcel by spending time looking on a map or looking around them using AR to find parcels that appear overlaid over their environment (or else by finding other players who have already found a parcel and stealing it from them).
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To avoid the octroi, which could triple the cost of a delivery and add delays, Mehta paid drivers about $20163 for each parcel of jeans and then reimbursed them up to $6 per parcel to bribe the local police at every border, said Dhiren Sharma, the company's chief operating officer.
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The two intend to turn the $2.53 billion parcel of real estate into a model of intentional urban development.
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Increasing price-transparency and regulatory oversight of cross-border parcel delivery services to boost regional ecommerce is another priority.
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They're a silly, shared point of connection, and as such, they're part and parcel of what makes Sandler great.
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The market services are parcel services, which competitors like UPS and FedEx also provide — and which means more competition.
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Residents were to receive new land for farming and grazing, albeit in a parcel four hours away by car.
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At the end of that period, Brown replants those trees in a 300 acre parcel north of the city.
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And as with most promotional tours, Swift's comes with big-name sponsors and collaborators — including the United Parcel Service.
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United Parcel Service fell 2.25 percent despite the U.S. domestic package service posting a better-than-expected quarterly profit.
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The once-ailing Royal Mail, which delivers most of Britain's post, has been saved largely by its parcel business.
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Delivery companies including United Parcel Service Inc are also looking for extra hands to help with the seasonal rush.
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The current owners bought the parcel of nearly 25 acre and the house, then vacant and derelict, in 21.5.
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And the fall in yields comes part and parcel with a rethink of Fed interest rate hikes this year.
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FedEx, United Parcel Service Inc and other couriers collect a vast amount of data on packages in their systems.
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They already know this huge six-square-mile parcel of land that they're going to give away to Foxconn.
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Shares of FedEx and rival delivery company United Parcel Service both fell by about 2% in morning trading Tuesday.
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A bid of $7 per acre won a 965-acre parcel next to Canyons of the Ancients National Monument.
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United Parcel Service shares will rally as the delivery company becomes more operationally efficient, according to BMO Capital Markets.
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The group is instead investing in expanding its delivery network further, setting up a Europe-wide parcel delivery network.
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The documents revealed Sidewalk Labs was interested in developing a larger 350-acre swath that encompasses the current parcel.
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The Parcel Guard smart mailbox will be available for pre-order on Danby's website for $399 starting this week.
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Salesforce's Benioff recently gave $2000,21 to support the June effort to levy a parcel tax to raise teacher salaries.
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In 2010, security officials in Britain and Dubai intercepted parcel bombs being sent from Yemen to the United States.
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But when it started to discharge a second parcel at Cardon, the process was suspended, according to the sources.
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A suspicious parcel outside an entrance to parliament in London also caused a scare until police deemed it harmless.
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AAMPHIL Natural Resources Exploration and Development Corp (Parcel 193B) - violation of certain conditions of its environment compliance certificate. 219.
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Starship's clients outside of the US have included Just Eat, Hermes Parcel Delivery, Media Markt, Swiss Post and Wolt.
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Ingraham's own adopted children are foreign born, and part-and-parcel of the changes she is so passionately against.
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This is deeply disturbing, to say the least, and part and parcel of the environment in Brazil right now.
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Russia's postal service had announced plans in 2016 to start using drones for parcel deliveries across the vast country.
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You have to be so careful about what you take, but that's part and parcel about being an athlete.
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The fact is that sexual harassment is part and parcel of daily life, particularly in public places, Jewkes believes.
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The largest parcel would have 173 linear feet on the water, while the other two would have about 150.
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Deutsche Post developed the StreetScooter for its own deliveries after growth in online shopping resulted in increased parcel deliveries.
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He entered each package into the computer, then put a tag saying "bag" or "parcel" in that ship's slot.
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The constant "wait and see" attitude is part and parcel of that ineffective defensive posture Costas was talking about.
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Adding the school, on an adjacent parcel, swing sets and all, would set a buyer back about $3.85 million.
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United Parcel Service – UPS and the Teamsters have reached a tentative agreement on a new five-year labor contract.
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But let's get back to that Ludicrous Mode option, w which part-and-parcel of the beefier battery upgrade.
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"We realised there was a huge gap in ESOL classes," Heart and Parcel co-founder Clare Courtney tells me.
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A land parcel in the same district was sold at CNY100,000 per sqm at an auction in August 2016.
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The attack came just a day after authorities intercepted a parcel bomb sent to German finance minister Wolfgang Schaeuble.
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Allen also dressed her son up as a tiny UPS delivery driver, complete with a tiny parcel and truck.
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Discrimination against Catholics, Jews, and other disfavored minority religious groups were all part and parcel of the Progressive project.
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Facing lower margins from its rising e-commerce business, package delivery company United Parcel Service Inc (UPS.
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But it is also a mistake to wave away this "petty" terror as part and parcel of modern lives.
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Instead of a 12-acre project, the master plan covered the full 800 acres adjacent to the original parcel.
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Parcel 32 in Charleston, S.C., sends out "cumin buttermilk herb aioli," a reworked ranch, with hot and spicy quail.
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"Personal scandals, indiscretions and revelations are part and parcel of Westminster life," Professor Goodwin said by phone on Saturday.
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We sweated through our blouses opening, logging and moving along every parcel that secure couriers delivered to our door.
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What we call sprawl in the 21st century was part and parcel of the decentralized nature of the place.
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Mr. Ross's company submitted bids in New York, Chicago, where it has a vacant 62-acre parcel, and Boston.
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Jet's packages are being ferried around New York by Parcel, a Brooklyn delivery service that Walmart acquired last year.
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Parcel employs 150 part-time drivers, all earning $15 an hour, which will soon be the city's minimum wage.
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In San Francisco, a gunman fatally shot three people, and then himself, at a United Parcel Service sorting hub.
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This 48-acre parcel known as Keith Farm has been preserved through the efforts of Vineyard Open Land Foundation.
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The freight contract skirmish lands just weeks after the Teamsters ratified a five-year agreement for parcel delivery workers.
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Here, this is tactically nothing more than 'We need your support with North Korea,' part and parcel, that's it.
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But the real question is: Why do we parcel out human treatment to such a small group of people?
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As their market business grew, they leased an adjacent 27 acres, and in 2008 bought a 633-acre parcel.
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In a grandmother's kitchen, nobody gets to leave the table without a swollen belly and a parcel of leftovers.
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The first community, with about 300 units, is planned for a 61 -acre parcel within commuting distance of Amsterdam.
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Let each diner delight in breathing in that gust of grassy, aromatic steam as she unwraps her own parcel.
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Mr. Ramos advanced a petition seeking to annul the leasing arrangement and parcel out the estate to the farmers.
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Part & Parcel was built to create a world where plus thrives – emotionally and economically, on the basis of community.
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Morgan Stanley estimates that Amazon pays $10 per parcel, an average of the UPS, FedEx, USPS revenue per unit.
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Customers can pick up a loaf, send a parcel, even register a new baby, all in the same spot.
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The urban guerillas claimed responsibility for a wave of parcel bombs sent to foreign embassies in Athens in 2010.
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"It's scarier, because you don't even know," Fabian Fanfair, a United Parcel Service supervisor from Brooklyn, said on Monday.
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Attempting to parcel through the optics was difficult because it began to resemble a snake eating its own tale.
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The town is planning a permanent memorial, which will be set on a five-acre parcel near the school.
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If it's part and parcel … of a larger discussion on health care, then maybe it's something to look at.
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Cloud Hill formally withdrew its development proposal, and it's not clear what will happen to the Greer parcel now.
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He pointed out the window, waved his hand as though showcasing a parcel of land or a pleasing vista.
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Mysteriously addressed to "the Librarian," the parcel held a bundle of well-preserved suffrage posters from the early 1900s.
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This lower level of nationalism is part and parcel of an overall leftward tilt among the Gen Z cohort.
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When it comes to music, this means that artists are viewed as part and parcel with the work they create.
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The couple, who live outside Melbourne, called police after opening the parcel and discovering it contained bags of white substance.
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Each MC itches for it as it comes round the circle, like kids hoping the parcel will stop on them.
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In January, billionaire investor and Trump advisor Peter Thiel reportedly secured New Zealand citizenship and a hefty parcel of land.
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United Parcel Service shares fell on Tuesday after the company reported quarterly earnings and revenue that missed Wall Street's expectations.
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So it is with FedEx SoundTrack: a website that offers algorithmically generated soundtracks based on your FedEx parcel tracking number.
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The predictable schedule of small annual updates between major refreshes isn't part and parcel of Tesla's DNA, nor its hardware.
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In 1871, the association paid $70,000 for a 240-acre parcel west of Main Avenue, today known as the Flats.
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Although distribution is offered as part and parcel of SoundCloud's Premier program, this doesn't necessarily make it a free service.
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United Parcel Service — Shares of the shipping giant dropped 241% after missing its earnings and revenue missed Wall Street forecasts.
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That's a pretty parcel of news, which means it should be a full-charge ahead for the newly minted unicorn.
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If conflict between males and females is part and parcel of reproduction, some still have it much tougher than others.
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But internet shopping has led to a jump in parcel deliveries—up from 3.3bn to 5.2bn in the same period.
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The rise in earnings was driven by its international express business and parcel deliveries thanks to the growing eCommerce market.
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BHP Group submitted 20 bids, including the largest single amount for acreage on a parcel in the Green Canyon formation.
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Mohannad Tala worked with US special forces in a parcel of territory near the border with Jordan in southwestern Syria.
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They promised Foxconn that they would get 60 different homeowners out of this very large parcel of land within months.
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Not to mention, parcel lockers put a burden on consumers to 'commute' to retrieve parcels and to get them home.
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It takes Amazon an average of 3.2 days to deliver a parcel after a shopper clicks "buy," per Rakuten Intelligence.
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That Part 8 is the transparency rule added to the FCC's 2015 rules, technically separate but effectively part and parcel.
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But Game of Thrones' difficulties are also just part and parcel of bringing a story like this to an end.
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Petra Diamonds closed its mine in Tanzania in September after the government seized a parcel of diamonds it was exporting.
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United Parcel Service will increase rates on many basic delivery services by an average of 4.9 percent starting Dec. 26.
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Police have said there is no link between the parcel bombing and the festival, but urged visitors to be vigilant.
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When packages are left, you're alerted to their arrival by way of a push notification from the Parcel Guard app.
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But this is all just part and parcel of the life and times at the wonderfully idiosyncratic outpost of Gibraltar.
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For her supporters, that's part and parcel of her appeal: They are counting on her flexibility to get things done.
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Space fliers ride on a Russian Soyuz spacecraft, which lifts off from a special parcel of Russian territory in Kazakhstan.
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United Parcel Service — UPS could be near a contract impasse with its pilots, according to the union representing that group.
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In October, Walmart, which sells more groceries than any other retailer, bought same-day New York City delivery company Parcel.
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Studies show that more than 90 percent of the trips by parcel delivery vehicles are within a 100-mile range.
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Hong Kong International Construction, a property construction and investment firm, last month sold its last land parcel in Hong Kong.
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AAMPHIL Natural Resources Exploration and Development Corp (Parcel 216) - non-compliance with the Revised Forestry Code of the Philippines. 217.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky., March 22 - United Parcel Service Inc wants to get beyond U.S. doorsteps with a new push into healthcare.
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Big increases in its parcel delivery rates could cost Amazon and other businesses billions, leading to higher prices for consumers.
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They see this as a harbinger of what lies in store for Europe's parcel delivery firms if Uber follows suit.
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Royal Mail Group rose 100 percent, paring back some earlier gains, after its results showed better than expected parcel growth.
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For the suspicious, it could record whether a parcel had been mistreated in transit by being heated up or crushed.
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The people of his imaginary Oceana are each granted a parcel of land, thus breaking up large fortunes and estates.
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I notice that many customers are leaving with "parcel food" and realise it's probably time for me to go, too.
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Airplanes and Panamax cargo ships redefined the parcel service in the 20th century, but those days may be fading quickly.
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I say "appears" because the USPS has only released a heavily redacted copy of its Parcel Select contract with Amazon.
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The tank is now planned for a parcel just north of the film studio, across the street from the park.
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The group has previously claimed responsibility for a wave of parcel bombs sent to foreign embassies in Athens in 2010.
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Greek police have been told by their German counterparts that the parcel contained explosives inside a book, connected with cables.
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Good feedback may be rewarded: some sellers respond to positive reviews by putting a little extra in the next parcel.
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Eleven days later half a dozen men posing as couriers knocked on his door, carrying a parcel full of machetes.
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The common ground shared by Girardi and Cashman is a small parcel — a taste for Italian food and their jobs.
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Yet religious differences are part and parcel of our wider debate about what it means to be a flourishing democracy.
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"We know that that this is going to be part and parcel of the discussion and the landscape," he said.
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Royal Mail Group rose 4.1 percent after a better-than-expected increase in parcel volumes, buoyed by strong Christmas trading.
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The children are buried in the Jerome Cemetery, a yawning parcel of grassy land with a few mildly rolling hills.
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"This is part and parcel of an ongoing state effort to discourage and prevent certain citizens from voting," he said.
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But Ms. Serraino's community, named for her grandmother, has conditionally been given a six-hectare parcel by the municipal authorities.
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It is driving the parcel volume in the US domestic market, a rate that's never been seen before quite frankly.
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Which is part and parcel of the political spin all administrations engage in when trying to bury a bad story.
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Even so, she wasn't prepared for the drama that is part and parcel of apartment hunting in New York City.
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France was a deeply reluctant participant in the German-inspired plan to parcel out the migrant flow all over Europe.
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Stab an agnolotto, bring a parcel of sheep's milk ricotta and feta in gorgeously supple yellow dough to your mouth.
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United Parcel Service – UPS named PepsiCo executive vice president Brian Newman as its new chief financial officer, effective September 16.
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A 21 agreement shows the government then sub-leased a slightly smaller parcel of land in the chiefdom to Socfin.
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If that's too daunting, Mr. Harlan owns an 80-acre parcel that allows aspiring vintners to try out the business.
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They're part and parcel of a Saudi-designed military strategy that includes forced famine and the denial of medical aid.
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LAS VEGAS — The scene of carnage this time was a flat 22012-acre parcel of land without any permanent structures.
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The project of making Russia great is part and parcel of making Mr. Putin and his crony capitalist friends rich.
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The report estimated that if the agency increased its parcel rates, Amazon's shipping costs would rise by about $2.6 billion.
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Today, a 21970-story tower with contoured glass is nearing completion on the parcel where two previous developers had failed.
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The panel concluded there was insufficient evidence to show that they — a family that acquired the parcel in 1902 — had.
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And yes, even back then a highlight was the periodic, and tantalizingly unpredictable, arrival of the United Parcel Service truck.
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He was amoral, sure, but that was part and parcel of his craftiness, which could do the country some good.
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The Guardian was able to trace Spear's identity because of a parcel of land he bought in the Pacific Northwest.
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I'd taken a parcel in for them a few days ago, and they still hadn't been round to collect it.
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Is it looking to eventually compete against the carriers like United Parcel Service and FedEx, which it currently relies upon?
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"Given recent performance, parcel trends and easy comps, we expect an 8 percent EBIT growth rate in 2018," Wetherbee wrote.
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A day earlier, staff members at the German Finance Ministry in Berlin intercepted a parcel bomb sent to Mr. Schäuble.
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The report estimated that if the service increased its parcel rates, Amazon's shipping costs would rise by about $2.6 billion.
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She is a lawyer managing technology matters for the information services department, in Mahwah, N.J., of the United Parcel Service.
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Freight as a whole — which includes trucking, rail, parcel, intermodal, and third-party logistics — sits at 23.5%, Morgan Stanley said.
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France's national postal service, La Poste, has hundreds of parcel lockers set up in train stations and other public places.
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From peak to trough, UBS said February stocks is down among rail (-6.9%), parcel (-11.3%), trucks (-10.9%), and brokerages (-6.6%).
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In 2018, Kenny Ethan Jones was featured in the "I'm On" campaign by Pink Parcel, which aimed to destigmatize periods.
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Kevin O'Leary invested in Potato Parcel, for example, a business that mails out potatoes with custom messages written on them.
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The United Parcel Service is a very strong company, yet ranks low in terms of compensation, he tells the podcast.
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A Qantas spokesman said the grounding was not expected to affect parcel deliveries in the season leading up to Christmas.
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And during those seven years the government controls and entitlement solidified and became part and parcel of the healthcare system.
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More recently, Chinese authorities opened another investigation into the company for allegedly shipping a parcel of knives to Hong Kong.
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That excludes vans from United Parcel Service Inc and the U.S. Postal Service, which are also carrying non-Amazon parcels.
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The retailer had conversations with potential investors, including Microsoft, United Parcel Service and venture capital firms, according to the report.
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Several companies, including United Parcel Service and Macy's, have announced hiring to staff stores and handle holiday sales and delivery.
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But the United Parcel Service is bracing itself for a less enjoyable record — an anticipated 1.9 million returns on Jan.
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Rural Japanese rely on the stores for parcel and ATM services, or even as lifelines during disasters such as earthquakes.
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Roughly every degree Celsius of temperature increase allows a parcel of air to hold on to 7 percent more water.
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The pivot, or softening, whatever you want to call it is just part and parcel of that same wishful thinking.
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And like it or not, a large part of her balancing act is part and parcel of being a woman.
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This parcel of land, he adds, is also currently home to a resident herd of about 100 to 150 elk.
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And sort of the things that you would think is part and parcel to the iPhone, but in a curated manner.
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The parcel, about four miles south of Half Moon Bay on the San Francisco Peninsula, includes the beach and the road.
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Carey revealed her reluctance to part with Packer's parcel in an appearance on Watch What Happens Live that's already generated headlines.
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United Parcel Service CEO David Abney told CNBC on Wednesday the U.S. can improve its competitiveness under a Donald Trump administration.
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Allowing merchants and customers to track the exact location of the parcel helps reassure them that all is well, Kehinde says.
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Directed by Nicole Powell, the video has $ha dancing and singing on suburban Toronto rooftops to a Part & Parcel Co. beat.
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It is now enjoying a second, perhaps less glamorous life, as a cargo mule for companies like United Parcel Service Inc.
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And United Parcel Service said currency fluctuations could be a drag of $35 million to $45 million in the fourth quarter.
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"It's all a real nightmare," groans David Jinks of ParcelHero, a British parcel broker which works with DHL, FedEx and UPS.
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United Parcel Service — Shares of UPS fell 2% after the carrier reported quarterly revenues of $18.32 billion, just missing consensus expectations.
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"It's all part and parcel of the relationship," said Matthew Pottinger, the senior director for Asia at the National Security Council.
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FedEx rival United Parcel Service Inc is not testing robots - but like FedEx and Amazon, it is experimenting with drone deliveries.
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But a reduction in the rate, and the eventual elimination, of corporation tax must be part and parcel of this effort.
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A jaunty yellow arrow informs passers-by that this scraggy parcel of Harlow, in Essex, is a public right-of-way.
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It seems obvious to me that Amazon will move into small-parcel shipping (UPS/FedEx/USPS) within the next five years.
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However, if parcel lockers proliferate, they will likely demand some infrastructure investment in city centers, where real estate costs are high.
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"Our numbers do speak for themselves as we are seeing significant volume growth across our U.S. domestic parcel business," he said.
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FEDEX LIKELY TO BE ADDED ONTO CHINAS UNRELIABLE ENTITIES LIST DUE TO ITS PARCEL INCIDENT ON HUAWEI PRODUCT- GLOBAL TIMES TWEET
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Deliveries in New York will be fulfilled through Parcel, the same-day, last-mile delivery company that Walmart acquired in 2017.
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Last week, parcel delivery service ZTO generated excitement because it offered to the Chinese consumer and to Chinese e-commerce business.
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But when you have just one housing unit per parcel of land, then expensive land translates very directly into expensive houses.
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The couple were replicating their experience in the US, where they had bought their first parcel of forest land in Hawaii.
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There's no parcel shelf or back seat to throw things in, so your only option is the 4.59-cubic-foot trunk.
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Industrials dropped 2%, also dragged down by a 7.9% fall in United Parcel Service Inc's shares following the company's disappointing earnings.
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"All these things, I think, are part and parcel with building the kind of company that has a conscience," Schultz said.
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Royal Mail Group rose 100 percent to the top of the FTSE after its results showed better than expected parcel growth.
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This is all part and parcel of the "deconstruction of the administrative state" that Steve Bannon discussed at the CPAC meeting.
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The winter cuts are part and parcel of Beijing's war on smog, which can be particularly acute over the winter months.
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Revenue per parcel delivered rose just 2.6 percent, as higher prices and fuel surcharges offset the higher costs, the company said.
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When a parcel of land becomes a reservation, the tribe enacts its own ordinances regulating zoning, housing, education, and other priorities.
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As part and parcel of that, we see a senator who did nothing to break the partisan deadlock that plagues Congress.
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The parcel service "industry could see a fundamental reset with the introduction of rockets as a transportation modality," Morgan Stanley said.
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The firm noted that parcel service portion of the freight transportation market is "the most obvious and effective application" of rockets.
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Morgan Stanley says parcel delivery is a service characterized by slow, GDP-like growth of 2 to 3 percent per year.
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"You want a president like Hillary who sees you as part and parcel of the American quilt of diversity," Clinton said.
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United Parcel Service expects a handful of extra delivery days will help it smash shipping records for the 240 holiday season.
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But United Parcel Service in February helped extend the plane's life, doubling its order for the four-engine aircraft to 28.
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At the end of February, for instance, General Electric Co was down 16.2 percent, and United Parcel Service Inc 10.5 percent.
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At 220 million acres, Naval Air Weapons Station China Lake is the largest parcel of land owned by the US Navy.
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Imagine being trapped in your own home because a delivery person left their parcel under the door handle, blocking the knob.
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Security specialists increasingly worry that hackers could infiltrate hospital tools that control vital functions, such as pumps that parcel out medication.
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In one case, in November, a man in his 70s was arrested for allegedly assaulting a courier over a late parcel.
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The boasting, the exaggeration, the faking it is all part and parcel of what Trump views as a self-created reality.
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There's obviously a rub here — the Kurds that we operate with, the Turks view them as, part and parcel, as PKK.
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The group will continue to focus on growth opportunities within News & Media and Parcel Freight businesses, it said in a statement.
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With the help of a lawyer, Justin Bamberg, he is filing a lawsuit arguing that the corner parcel belongs to him.
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Briggs Land is this parcel of rural land that's been owned and settled by the Briggs family for over 150 years.
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"As of today [November 213] 210,566 golden parcels have been found with parcel values ranging from £1 — £15000," was the reply.
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He said it's also led to an increased interest in civic engagement, wherein recognizing and reporting discrimination is part and parcel.
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Each parcel of land is worth only a few thousand Canadian dollars, and Cape Breton has plenty of land for sale.
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The Framers of our Constitution believed that jury nullification was part and parcel of what a jury trial was all about.
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Mr. Rechnitz had sought to sell a parcel of land in Brooklyn to the city for a new police precinct building.
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Facebook said it gave these 61 firms — which ranged from the dating app Hinge to shipping giant United Parcel Service Inc.
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But the legal description in the deed always reflected the wrong parcel—not the land the house was actually built on.
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"The mistaken possession of the wrong parcel does not constitute a defect to the insured land," Kuehling wrote to the Shedds.
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Ms. Christian, 53 is a Milwaukee-based health and safety manager for the Northern Plains District of the United Parcel Service.
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Bringing Russian art and artifacts back from abroad is a personal passion of Putin's, part and parcel of his ultranationalist identity.
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Their employers, many of which have been trying to withdraw from the plans, include companies like United Parcel Service and Kroger.
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UPS, the world's largest package delivery company, delivered a parcel via drone yesterday in a small town outside of Tampa, Fla.
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Mr. Bergé bought the parcel and hired the Paris-based firm Studio KO to design the Musée Yves Saint Laurent Marrakesh.
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Target Field was built on a tight, eight-acre parcel, bordered by two bridges, an interstate highway and a garbage incinerator.
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The former is part and parcel of patient care, while the latter feels like acting on one's personal interests or opinions.
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The notification came less than two weeks before Christmas, pushing some sellers to alternatives like the U.S. Parcel Service's ground service.
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So it makes sense that people would want to parcel out some of the things he's doing and share it widely.
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And when you unwrap a banana-leaf parcel, it releases a sublime tropical aroma that will make you mad with hunger.
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The software then serves up existing conditions based on queries for any parcel of land anywhere the UrbanFootprint software has data.
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FedEx&aposs stock slumped in 2019, but the Memphis, Tennessee-based parcel titan has caught up to UPS in recent years.
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The fall of the imperial state meant the loss of two million square miles of territory, a parcel larger than India.
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The parcel was thought to be prime real estate, on Route 220 just off the Garden State Parkway and Interstate 195.
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United Parcel Service on Thursday said earnings suffered from higher costs resulting from surging shipping volumes during the peak holiday period.
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Once packaged, orders land on another conveyor belt and past a robot arm that slaps the mailing label on the parcel.
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DHL has been testing Parcel Metro in Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York for the last two years, the company said.
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The clarion cry against individual male predation and the push for broader gender equality may seem part and parcel, especially now.
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He speaks in a peculiar way: dramatics are used not for emphasis, but as part and parcel of his everyday colloquialisms.
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"The first application of the fully autonomous vehicle will be commercial applications, whether it's ride-hailing or parcel delivery," Fields said.
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Walmart and Parcel both declined to reveal the acquisition price, but a source told Recode it was less than $10 million.
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San Francisco-based Part & Parcel is a plus-sized clothing and shoe startup providing dimensional sizing to women across the U.S. The company operates a bit differently than your standard direct-to-consumer business by seeking to include the women who wear and evangelize the Part & Parcel designs by giving them a cut of their sales.
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Each former fighter should get a parcel of land, Iván Márquez, one of the group's leaders, told Semana, a newsmagazine, this week.
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That's part and parcel of adjusting from being the underdog fighting a global giant to being the biggest fish in the pond.
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United Parcel Service Inc, which said employers must provide the same accommodations to pregnant women that they grant to other disabled workers.
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They did indeed rely on telephone companies to supply this information — as part and parcel of the telecommunications service they asked for.
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Warren's proposal is only part and parcel of a larger movement among lawmakers questioning the market power of these large tech firms.
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"Together it will be the largest parcel delivery platform in the U.K. based on its user base and service offering," adds Lipinski.
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Industrial stocks fell 1.6%, also dragged down by United Parcel Service Inc, Raytheon Co and Fedex Corp, all down after disappointing results.
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Propy also recorded one sale for the city, for a parcel of empty land whose owners weren't in much of a rush.
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You'll explore the Parcel Build tool, understand how to use Fetch Requests, learn how to use components, props, clicks, lists, and more.
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I work in an industry where going out is part and parcel, and I wouldn't do that if I didn't enjoy it.
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Whether he's with business titans or dictators, life is much easier when you can parcel out the world with your strongman friends.
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And sort of the-- the things that you would think is part and parcel to the iPhone, but in a curated manner.
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A new parcel sorting centre in Bologna was set to add daily capacity of 250,000 parcels, Chief Executive Matteo del Fante said.
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His mother, Betty Sue Palmer, passed away in May 2016 and the parcel is named Betty Sue's Family Farm in her honor.
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Hermes plans to increase parcel fees for contractors so they can eventually hike hourly pay to 12 euros from 9.50 euros now.
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But last year, the tranquility of this parcel of green space, hemmed in by a metropolis of 15 million people, was shattered.
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Ideally, a researcher would be able to order the mini-brains online and have them delivered by parcel service within a week.
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They do not tend to live together, though, and mostly vote for nationalist parties which in turn parcel out jobs and patronage.
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On top of UPS, USPS and FedEx, many other players in parcel delivery — including Amazon itself — are adding to the total impact.
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The company's annual results showed that revenue at GLS, its ground-based parcel network, rose 8%, but adjusted operating profit slipped 9%.
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The sisters are also trying to sell a separate eight-acre parcel down the street from the Marydell Faith and Life Center.
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This conceit is part and parcel of Game of Thrones' bitterly cynical thoughts on human nature, both in book and TV form.
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The company, which also operates parcel delivery services in the UK, said it would start the process to find Gresham's replacement immediately.
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He added it was based on small changes at each of the group's four divisions: insurance, mail&parcel, digital payments and banking.
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"Facebook and Twitter was part and parcel of the democratic push back against the failed coup attempt against the president," Hattotuwa said.
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In its industrial plan Poste is targeting growth in parcel revenues of 70 percent to 1.2 billion euros ($1.35 billion) by 2022.
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According to Huffington Post, UPS DOGS was started by driver Sean McCarren, who has worked for the parcel service for 17 years.
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He was instrumental in finding the nearly 500-acre parcel that the college ultimately bought to build its new, much bigger farm.
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In mid-2019, the parcel service will be adding Atlanta, Chicago, Los Angeles, Houston, Dallas, Washington, D.C., Philadelphia, Boston, Miami and Seattle.
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She says she would love to include something personal in each parcel—like a handwritten note—but there just isn't enough time.
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On Friday, Burning Man announced the purchase of Fly Ranch, a 3,800-acre parcel of land 21 miles north of Gerlach, Nevada.
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The industrials sector fell 1.99% with hefty drags from 3M, United Parcel Service Inc and Raytheon Co after they reported disappointing results.
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L) said on Tuesday it acquired California-based regional parcel delivery firm Golden State Overnight Delivery Service Inc (GSO) for $90 million.
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It's not good but we don't trust each other, we never have, really, so deception is somehow part and parcel to that.
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United Parcel Service – UPS was found to have illegally shipped millions of cigarettes to New York State addresses from Native American reservations.
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Last week, the Greek militant group Conspiracy of Fire Cells claimed responsibility for a parcel bomb mailed to the German finance minister.
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But this parcel of partial nudity was actually pretty tame compared to reveal of Mario's more private region in the late '80s.
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" This is the same London mayor who previously suggested that terrorism is just "part and parcel of living in a big city.
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Instead, they're perhaps part and parcel of why he's seen as light-hearted antidote to other rap acts rather than an artiste.
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Minutes later he's ambling through the bucolic Cambridgeshire countryside at the bottom of his garden to pluck a parcel from the ground.
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They couldn't sell the parcel outright — the Episcopal Diocese of New York, the official owner of the block, would not allow it.
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It's a customer with a lot of volume but not a lot of money to be made on each parcel, analysts say.
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"I'm running a wacky business, but it's nothing to be ashamed of," Bekhit tells CNBC Make It of his company, Potato Parcel.
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Police have located the post office branch from where the parcel was mailed to Schaeuble and are examining videos from a camera.
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Part and parcel of that is making regular decisions on whether or not to invest time/money/energy/allegiance to various platforms.
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But Amazon executives asserted on Thursday that they do not intend to compete against carriers like United Parcel Service and FedEx Corp.
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Critics claim that executive compensation is essentially a rigged game, in which boards packed with insiders parcel out rewards to their friends.
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Neither do online sellers who want to keep low parcel rates and comprise $19 billion in annual revenues for the Postal Service.
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Government support of IT has been and continues to be part and parcel of the success of both civilian and military industries.
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"The acquisition of Nexidia is part and parcel of our strategy to enhance our analytics offering," said Barak Eilam, Nice's chief executive.
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" But, he added, "from the Chinese perspective, this is going to be absolutely seen as part and parcel of our negotiating practice.
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A third parcel bound for the tiny township of Yuendumu, in Central Australia's Western Desert, arrived nine days after Amazon's delivery window.
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Deutsche Post developed the Streetscooter for internal use to keep emissions low as online shopping results in more demand for parcel deliveries.
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"I...would hope and wish for the UK to stay part and parcel of the EU."Angela Merkel, German chancellor, June 2nd.
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Aside from the Heart and Parcel classes, the government-run English Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) course is her only real option.
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On March 20123, a parcel arrived at the German ministry of finance addressed to Wolfgang Schauble, the country's steely second-in-command.
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Photo by Pro Juventute via Flickr This article originally appeared on VICE UK. Sexting has become part and parcel of modern flirting.
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The Bureau of Land Management scheduled an auction for April 22011, promising drillers access to the parcel for the next ten years.
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United Parcel Service, FedEx – Goldman initiated coverage on both delivery companies with "buy" ratings and added UPS to its "conviction buy" list.
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Part & Parcel, for its part, has raised $4 million in seed funding in a round led by Lightspeed Venture Partners' Jeremy Liew.
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Prior to that she worked at United Parcel Service, rising from box handler to president of its Latin America and Caribbean operations.
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Abutting Baxter State Park, the monument became the state's largest parcel of federal land, nearly twice the size of Acadia National Park.
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And in September, CNOOC got what it really wanted: Uganda agreed to give it a new parcel to explore at Lake Albert.
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FedEx's announcement of its suit on Monday came shortly after the U.S. parcel delivery firm reignited Chinese ire over its business practices.
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Run-ins with law enforcement, estrangement from concerned family members and spells of homelessness were part and parcel of his teenage years.
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This is different from the approach Amazon is taking with drone delivery, where each drone delivers a parcel to an individual house.
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It is part and parcel of the country's growth, with each generation seeing a new influx of people from across the globe.
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Autonomous Waymo vehicles will carry packages from UPS stores in the Phoenix area to the parcel-delivery company&aposs hub in Tempe.
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A tax bill from 2006 lists the assessed value of Green's parcel at $87,000, but tax records indicate the bill was rescinded.
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The spokeswoman said the mayor simply received a parcel of cash with a Shiohama Industry executive's business card inside, with no explanation.
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Seborer helped devise the bomb's explosive trigger, an innovation that was part and parcel of the 20th-century trend toward weapon miniaturization.
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Amazon has contracts with the major U.S. package delivery companies United Parcel Service Inc and FedEx Corp, giving it alternatives to ABX.
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"We would not expect the parcel division to formally join any labor action," Bernstein analyst David Vernon said in a client note.
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Yet, "nobody else saw what I saw," he said of the opportunity to develop the parcel that once housed the Drake Hotel.
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In October, it raised $40 million in a new round of financing from investors, including Alphabet Inc's Google and United Parcel Service.
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United Parcel Service – UPS is suing European regulators for blocking its $7 billion acquisition of Dutch delivery company TNT Express in 2013.
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But Charles's site, arguably the better parcel on the south side of the entrance to the transit center, sits empty and forlorn.
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The Chiles Tract, the last large parcel of undeveloped land inside Washington, D.C.'s Beltway, was only two blocks from my home.
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One package Tuesday injured a FedEx worker in Schertz, near San Antonio, when the parcel went off just after midnight, officials said.
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Seventy years after the end of the conflict, the executor of Holmes's estate found a parcel in the justice's safety-deposit box.
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HFZ's website, however, envisions a building "of more than 600,000 square feet" on the parcel, which extends from 29th to 30th Streets.
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United Parcel Service (UPS) – UPS matched estimates with quarterly profit of $2.11 per share, but the package delivery company's revenue missed forecasts.
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DHL Parcel and Bpost will join forces in a non-exclusive partnership under the name "De Benelux bezorgers", the Belgian company said.
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She said she has just under an acre of land, adjoining a more than six-acre parcel still in her grandfather's name.
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Officials hope to parcel the routes out among carriers by this summer, allowing flights to begin by the time Obama leaves office.
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Parcel delivery has become an increasingly important business for the Postal Service amid long-running declines in its first-class mail service.
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The parcel, he said, contained what appeared to be a handmade "pyrotechnical device," or a "big firecracker" that caused only limited damage.
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EMPs have the power to fry electronics, which is why they were part and parcel of American-Soviet MAD (mutually assured destruction).
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The parcel contained a pair of army boots, a knife, two coils of copper wire, and three small cans of corned beef.
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On March 16, a parcel arrived at the German ministry of finance addressed to Wolfgang Schauble, the country's steely second-in-command.
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"These guys have been crushing the competition at United Parcel, but skittish sellers are more worried the phantom of Amazon, " Cramer said.
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"It is part and parcel of the momentum building that publishers are trying to achieve in the runup to publication," Bogaards says.
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That's not such a big deal when the parcel is a holiday ham or your twice-yearly Amazon Prime order of toilet paper.
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At present, one of the largest confirmed orders for 747-8 model planes is 14 planes from United Parcel Service for $5.3 billion.
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It's not much but it's our best hope - every 20 days we get a parcel which is just about enough for a family.
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Since 225, artist Michael Heizer has been transforming a parcel of land in Nevada's remote Garden Valley into a monumental land art installation.
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Since 1972, artist Michael Heizer has been transforming a parcel of land in Nevada's remote Garden Valley into a monumental land art installation.
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Verdi held a series of strikes at Deutsche Post in 2015 in a dispute over pay and plans for a new parcel division.
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This is part and parcel of being a villain: Contestants who are aggressive about getting to know the lead tend to ruffle feathers.
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The industrials sector fell 1.6% due to sharp declines in 3M, United Parcel Service Inc, Raytheon Co and Fedex Corp after disappointing results.
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The suspect behind 14 crude parcel bombs sent to high-profile Democrats was charged in court with various crimes, including threatening former presidents.
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The robot can then complete the last crucial step of the delivery: actually picking up the parcel and dropping it on your doorstep.
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Japan's parcel-delivery companies handle vast volumes because of expanding e-commerce, delivering around 4bn packages in 2017, up by 50% from 2000.
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The protests have also prompted the government to delay the sale of a residential land parcel in the same district by one week.
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I don't see it as a contrary lifestyle, I see it as part and parcel of the whole feeling, whatever that feeling is.
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That impact is felt not only in the number of parcel shops in town but also in the volume of business they're doing.
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This insignia is no doubt part and parcel of the end product, however it's the serene feeling of the place that stands out.
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Johnson had been on authorities' radar since May 2016, when the U.S. Postal Service reportedly intercepted a parcel containing 550 packages of heroin.
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The companies include Anheuser-Busch, PepsiCo, Loblaw Companies Ltd, and United Parcel Service, each of which have placed large orders for the trucks.
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But it is not yet clear that gig couriers will survive in the long term, says David Jinks of ParcelHero, a parcel broker.
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And as retailers set to use them as parcel delivery devices or assistants, regulators are being urged by groups to create more restrictions.
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But even in China, a shortage may loom: swelling parcel volumes will require 4m express delivery staff by 2020, according to Goldman Sachs.
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The company was working as a subcontractor for United Parcel Service, UPS spokesman Steve Gaut said, and the flight originated in Louisville, Kentucky.
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The group wants to increase its market share for e-commerce parcel delivery to 40 percent by 2022 from 33 percent in 2018.
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That is partly related to transport costs: sending a parcel from Britain to France costs half as much as sending one to India.
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The robots identified the destination of each package by scanning a code on the parcel, thus minimising sorting mistakes, according to the video.
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O) wants to hire thousands of seasonal delivery drivers to supplement services provided by the U.S. Post Office, United Parcel Service Inc (UPS.
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It's all presented as good fun, as if it were just part of a genre that comes part-in-parcel with the setting.
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If nothing else, all of this serves to remind that Latin trap is inextricably part and parcel of modern English-language hip-hop.
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Qataris were part and parcel of Gulf Arab society "and I think the issue is Iran would like to take advantage of this".
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High mobility is part and parcel for military kids, who move an average of six to nine times from kindergarten to high school.
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The parcel was mailed to Schaeuble from a post office branch in Athens but was intercepted by the German finance ministry's mail department.
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Wall Street analysts have estimated it pays USPS roughly half what it would to United Parcel Service or FedEx to deliver a package.
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The Supreme Court directed that an alternate land parcel be provided to a Muslim group that had staked claim to the disputed site.
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Supporting family members should be considered part and parcel with caring for the patient as an added means of improving quality of life.
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The mail and parcel company said it expected to receive on Tuesday the draft of a proposed pricing decision from the federal regulator.
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Youth comes part and parcel with mistake-making, and every older person was young once, not to mention imperfectly human throughout their lives.
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The report added the last-mile delivery is often the costliest part in total parcel delivery costs, sometimes reaching more than 50 percent.
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He unloaded a parcel of land in the same area earlier this year at a slight loss, The Real Deal reported in March.
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