The amount of production shut in was down from Monday, when more than 331,000 barrels were shut in.
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But beneath the sillier experiences of sexual awakening lie Nagata's wrenching journey from depressed shut-in to… slightly less depressed shut-in.
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It's like the door really shut in front of me.
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Then Utah slammed the door shut in the third quarter.
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Lenders pulled back, rigs were idled and wells shut in.
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The brain was like a vampire, shut in a coffin.
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Another in Warren, Michigan, is due to shut in August.
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The Utes slammed the door shut in the third quarter.
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The pipe was also shut in March due to sink holes.
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When you're a shut-in, however, you can't reap these benefits.
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Before I started making photos I was a complete shut-in.
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What else do you need when you're shut in without baseball?
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But being shut in is the perfect time to open doors.
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"We got the door shut in our face," she told me.
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This past winter, I played the role of reluctant shut-in.
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Five tourist lodges in the Laikipia have shut in the past month.
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Apple's online book and film services were shut in China last month.
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About 21% of all natural gas production had also been shut-in.
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The champ's eyes are shut, in other words, and his mouth silenced.
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Offshore gas production that had been shut-in is also coming back.
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Two plants in the region have been shut in the past decade.
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Four of the city's 12 casinos that shut in 2014 remain closed.
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It said it plans to shut in around 1,000 wells this year.
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Stone Energy shut in the well in April for a technical evaluation.
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One, Set Metal, was ordered to shut in April 2018, officials said.
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Despite being afforded tremendous wealth and privilege, Walker was essentially a shut-in.
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But seven months after the renovations were complete, the store shut in April.
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It shut in November 21998, a month after the conclusion of the Games.
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More than 100 highways also were shut in neighboring Arkansas, state officials said.
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Last week's episode saw Fergus get shut in a room at Madame Elise.
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When it shut in 2015, it became another casualty of a gilded city.
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It's just that we've learned to keep our mouths shut in your presence.
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Crescent Point shut in the line and recovered the spilled oil, Pushor said.
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Half of shut-in refinery capacity should be back online by Thursday, they said.
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Across America, at least ten have shut in the past year, leaving about 20163.
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Four companies including Inter Pipeline shut in and de-pressurized pipelines, CBC News reported.
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At this point in her post-birth journey, Kylie is essentially a shut-in.
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Refining capacity use fell to 83.1% as refiners shut in capacity across the country.
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A nearby Burlington Industries textile plant that employed more than 220,000 shut in 2002.
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So, they've simply found new ways to entertain us while we're all shut in.
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I am too pretty for some Ugly Laws,Too smooth to be shut in.
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Refining capacity use fell to 83.1% as refiners shut in capacity across the country.
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But in New Orleans, doors opened for her that had been shut in Los Angeles.
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Several major commodities funds also lost money on oil wagers or shut in recent years.
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A spokesman for the nonprofit, which Mr. de Blasio shut in 2016, declined to comment.
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The facilities are expected to be shut in the next 12 months to 18 months.
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At its height, Harvey shut-in only about 21 percent of the region's oil production.
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Anadarko, Chevron and BHP Billiton shut-in production and evacuated staff at two platforms each.
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Refineries that shut in April include Sinopec's Tahe and Anqing refineries, and PetroChina's Sichuan refinery.
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He spent two years shut in a dark wooden box before he was finally rescued.
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When the complex shut in 2016, South Korea's minimum wage was around $900 per month.
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Little boys crack the church door to peer in, then slam it shut in terror.
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Those doors shut in Panama thanks to a Castro-like populist dictator named Arnulfo Arias.
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Shops shut in other parts of Kinshasa, and streets in the capital were largely empty.
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The Colonel is the Forbidden Planet everyman that a generation of shut-in masturbators demand.
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They spend most of their time shut in a small room having sex or talking.
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None of Chevron's offshore production has been shut in due to Dorian, the company said.
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Thanks to these market pressures, five nuclear plants have shut in the past five years.
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It said it shut in production at the two fields prior to the Husky incident.
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No surprise here, but Rob, the shut-in who disappears for days on end, is wary.
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She added she expects 20 to 30 more J.C. Penney stores could be shut in 2019.
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The narratives of Lane's material life were grim: dropout, loser, loner, stoner, failure, shut-in, punchline.
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So far First Quantum has retreated from threats to shut in production in favour of negotiations.
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Many Derry doors which were once opened to dissidents may now be shut in their faces.
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Current plans call for two to be shut in 2024 and the other three by 2030.
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Despite being something of a shut-in, I think my character has inadvertently become incredibly cool.
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At eight, the bakery door is shut in soldier Ivanoff's face, though he's their best customer.
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Wheatley said gas can still flow through the affected pipes, except sections that were shut in.
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A shut-in is when the product is available but not able to reach the market.
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So far First Quantum has retreated from threats to shut in production in favor of negotiations.
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One person wanted to send a pizza to an older neighbor they knew was shut in.
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"If I'm correct that it's a figure, it's kind of shutdown and shut-in," another adds.
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" Even when doors were shut in her face, she never imagined herself "getting to this extreme.
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Schools, universities, theatres, and cinemas have also been shut in the city, according to The Guardian.
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There might also be around 300,000 bpd of onshore U.S. production shut in, trading sources said.
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Schools were shut in eight counties and tourist sites were closed to the public, it said.
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As a result, they argued he had become a virtual shut-in since the system was installed.
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The ports of Suez and Zeitiyat were shut in Suez governorate, the Red Sea Ports Authority said.
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A total of 283 production platforms, or 42%, remain shut in the Gulf of Mexico, BSEE said.
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When FCCU 3 was shut in late June the key naphtha desulfurization unit (NDU) was also shut.
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Oil producers have shut in 283 platforms, or 42%, in the northern Gulf of Mexico, BSEE said.
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If you already have those issues… Moving back home is a big shut-in and cut-off.
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Results took days, and children with simple fevers were sometimes shut in with polio victims and died.
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Mr. Modi's lockdown is the largest confinement in human history, with 1.3 billion people abruptly shut in.
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Maduro will be forced to shut in wells as Venezuelan oil production trickles to a near standstill.
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HONG KONG, Dec 24 (Reuters) - Hong Kong's stock market will be shut in the afternoon of Dec.
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Thundering like distant cannon fire, random cracks cleave open and slam shut in the frozen, floating crust.
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Watts was in Divergent: Allegiant and Shut-In and is nominated for a Worst Actress at the Razzies.
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But more than 1,400 shut in 2018, and 650 went during the first quarter of this year alone.
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Cornish journalists were shut in a room and forbidden from filming her on a visit to a factory.
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The total shut-in is about 24 percent of U.S. refining capacity, almost equal to Japan's daily consumption.
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A shut-in character hides a palace that manifests as a tomb; an egotistical narcissist summons a castle.
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On Saturday night, I'll be dressing as a Thirtysomething Shut-In Who Just Realized She Gets BBC America.
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ICUs tend to be completely shut in with no natural light for indefinite periods of time, he added.
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She described Ms. Creore as gracious and happy, although she had felt "shut in" in her final years.
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A.M. Woodward of Minneapolis, whose foldaway bed lurched up and slammed shut in the middle of the night.
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If schools are shut in one country, is it really safe to send children into class in another?
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She became a paranoid shut-in for months, hiding under the bed whenever a dog barked, they said.
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Filmed in rural Quebec and mostly confined to the interior of the house, "Shut In" is just that.
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Dozens of courses across China have been shut in recent years, ostensibly to preserve water and arable lands.
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It was also briefly shut in 2011 following anti-government protests and its senior staff were removed and prosecuted.
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A Madea Halloween, Shailene Woodley in Divergent Series: Allegiant, and Naomi Watts in both Divergent Series: Allegiant & Shut-In.
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Chinese companies are building hundreds of new facilities to replace backyard pig farms that have shut in recent years.
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Four of Atlantic City's 12 casinos shut in 2014 and remain closed, putting thousands of people out of work.
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The MSPCA is certain that Jan would've died if she stayed shut in that black backpack for much longer.
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Glamorous, amorous Venus cruises through your flamboyant fifth house until the 22nd, too, saving you from shut-in status.
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By the time it shut in 2007 it had paid out €4.4bn ($5.8bn at the time) to 1.7m people.
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More than 40 schools and preschools shut in the upper South Island, while mayors urged people to stay home.
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Maximum production would require opening the chokes on existing wells and bringing previously shut-in wells back into service.
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Canadian Natural Resources Ltd, Husky Energy and Gear Energy also shut in around 5,000 bpd between them last year.
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On Thursday, production also resumed at the Nafoura oilfield which was shut in November 2015, an oil official said.
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"I didn't want to see the sky and know I had to return and be shut in," he explained.
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Finally, some neighbors are plotting what they'll sing together if and when they get shut in their houses together.
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Medications and food parcels were delivered to millions of people who were shut in their homes for a month.
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The countdown ends and the window slams shut in just three days on 18 October at 12 p.m. (PT).
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Normally, when the vet came, Augustus had to be chased and shut in, to keep him in the room.
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In 2012, he sewed his lips shut in response to the jailing of the feminist punk collective Pussy Riot.
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The PUC's Bureau of Investigations and Enforcement, which recommended the pipe be shut in March, concurred with ETP's restart request.
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A gas olefins unit shut in Shell's adjoining chemical plant is scheduled to restart before the coker comes back online.
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So far, the beneficiaries of the anticipated shut-in have been China-listed cobalt producers, whose shares have rallied strongly.
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Minit is fast-paced by nature, but I rarely, if ever, felt like a door got shut in my face.
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Intrade, an Irish site, shut in 2013, partly because the Commodity Futures Trading Commission forced it to stop serving Americans.
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Many Chinese factories remain shut in an extended Lunar New Year holiday, cities are cut off and travel links constricted.
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Many Chinese factories remain shut in an extended Lunar New Year holiday, cities are cut off and travel links constricted.
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Anadarko has estimated the production impact from the shut-in at 13,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boe/d).
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The plant was shut in 23 and sits some 4,000 km (2,480 miles) from the Cambodian capital of Phnom Penh.
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Some of the vanquished beasts remain today, however, sealed shut in icy graves that have preserved their bodies for millennia.
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It was shut in October 2014 for environmental reasons and had been producing 280,000 to 300,000 bpd before its closure.
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So until mine capacity is finally shut in, the pain on the producer side will stay high for another year.
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Production is also shut in at the Shell-operated Llano field, where Hess has a 50 percent stake, Hess said.
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Energy companies also "shut in" nearly 953 percent of natural gas production, the bureau estimated, based on reports from companies.
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The plant was shut in 2017 and sits some 4,000 km (2,3.73 miles) from the Cambodian capital of Phnom Penh.
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The Kiev, a beloved coffee shop, shut in 2000, followed by the Ukrainian Art and Literary Club and Odessa restaurant.
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The book's irresistible premise: What would happen if you handed two shut-in stat geeks their very own baseball franchise?
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The bulk of these locations are expected to shut in the fourth quarter of fiscal 123, according to the company.
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Naomi Watts has a similar honor, gaining negative attention for her roles in both Divergent Series: Allegiant and Shut-In.
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Oil producers have shut in production on 257 platforms, or 38 percent, in the northern Gulf of Mexico, BSEE said.
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Oil producers have shut in produciton on 257 platforms, or 38 percent, in the northern Gulf of Mexico, BSEE said.
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Canadian Natural said last week it already had about 2428 mmcfd of gas shut in due to low gas prices.
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Scores of rural schools have been shut in recent years, forcing many children to travel long distances to attend classes.
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It said on Sunday that no casualties had been reported and that the motorway had been shut in both directions.
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It was shut in October 2014 for environmental reasons and had been producing 280,000 to 300,000 bpd before its closure.
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Others are scared or angry, but keep their mouths shut, in fear of negative consequences such as not being believed.
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Angela Ricardo said she was heartbroken the line was shut in Cherry Hill, New Jersey, shortly after that store opened.
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Watch "Dunkirk's Migrant Crisis: Breaking Borders (Dispatch 9)" Read "Migrants Sew Their Lips Shut in Protest at Calais 'Jungle' Demolition"
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The application window for this potentially life-altering startup pitch competition slams shut in — you guessed it — less than two weeks.
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Its first-quarter 2018 results were affected by a 49-day shut-in of the Zydeco system, the company said previously.
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About 17 percent of oil production in the Gulf was shut in and 40 platforms, or about 5 percent, were evacuated.
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Disabled bodies, on the other hand, were to be gawked at, shut in, institutionalized, or killed (practices that still continue today).
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While the storms threatened the Gulf of Mexico, 12 percent of U.S. oil drilling in the Gulf was temporarily shut in.
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With so much U.S. refinery capacity shut in the wake of Tropical Storm Harvey, oil prices were hit by demand concerns.
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Officials have organized 3,800 relief centers ahead of the storm and airports and ports were shut in the worst affected areas.
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Khafji was shut in October 2014 for environmental reasons and Wafra has been shut since May 2015 due to operating difficulties.
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EOG Resources Inc on Thursday said it has curtailed drilling and shut in some production in the Eagle Ford shale region.
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Clark rejects the idea that a person is complete in himself, shut in against the outside, in no need of help.
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Like her ex-coworker, the armed robbery had left her overcome by constant fear and she had become a shut-in.
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It can take several days after a storm passes to inspect platforms, return crews and restore production after a shut-in.
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It takes a lot to get me to go see a concert these days, but I'm not a total shut-in.
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As the protests continue across the state, public transport is on strike and many schools and universities remained shut in solidarity.
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The two platforms were shut in as Alberto, the first named Atlantic storm of 2018, was charging across the eastern Gulf.
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Most of FCA's plants around the world are currently shut in response to the virus emergency and a slump in demand.
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Currency trade is set to resume tomorrow, with the other markets indefinitely shut in a reminder of the risks to liquidity.
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According to the decree, all museums, gyms, cultural centres, ski resorts and swimming pools will be shut in the targeted zones.
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There is griddled roti, otherwise known as "buss up shut," in the company of a charcoal-grilled Moreton Bay bug tail.
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This week, with everyone shut in, Jimenez and Coen were looking for a way to engage this group of very users.
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The finale opened up as many new doors of possibility as it shut in confirming or debunking theories about the show's universe.
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Thus legal decisions that opened up educational opportunities in one era turned into political weapons to slam these doors shut in another.
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The Newton County, Georgia, Sheriff's Office this year plans to corral sex offenders for its 13th annual Halloween shut-in in Covington.
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A blaze in the Wabasca region discovered on Tuesday prompted Cenovus Energy and Canadian Natural Resources Ltd to shut in 23,800 barrels.
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I'll be shut-in the rest of the weekend completing a final project so I don't mind having a little fun tonight!
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"In certain high-risk areas, we evacuated non-essential personnel, suspended drilling operations and shut-in production," EOG spokeswoman Kim Ehmer said.
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I don't expect substantial damage to the fields, as the shut-in was quite predictable and was not caused by war etc.
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Regulators in Oklahoma have ordered dozens of disposal wells to be shut in to curb a spate of quakes in that state.
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All schools were shut in Bucharest and seven counties in southeastern Romania, as well as in most villages in nine other counties.
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The 65,000 bpd gasoline-producing Fluidic Catalytic Cracking Unit (FCCU) 600 was shut in mid-September for the work, the sources said.
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Women shoulder the burdens of family and community—they take care of dying parents, snotty kids, shut-in neighbors—anyone before themselves.
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There's also a possibility food service areas and shops could be shut in order to reduce the number of people working there.
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I'm not a shut-in, but I do work a lot on my home, and I'm surrounded by everything that I love.
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It said it was forced to shut in some production in March after being left off shipping schedules at Libya's Zueitina terminal.
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With few new pipeline projects scheduled for this year, producers may be forced to slow drilling, or even shut in active production.
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About 15 percent of U.S. Gulf of Mexico crude production and 6 percent of natural gas production were shut in on Thursday.
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The storm ultimately weakened and moved away from oil-producing areas and energy companies restarted operations shut-in as a precautionary measure.
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Then there was Cafe Edison, a 2000-year-old coffee shop that shut in 973 to much sadness in the Broadway community.
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Meanwhile, 18.12 percent of natural gas production in the region, or 583.39 million cubic feet per day, has been shut in, BSEE added.
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The Khafji oilfield was shut in October 2014 for environmental reasons and Wafra has been shut since May 2015 due to operating difficulties.
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Other times the term is used to describe the socially well adjusted rarely-online person being observed by the very online shut-in.
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Many of the plants have shut in the face of plentiful natural gas, growth in wind and solar power, and stagnant power demand.
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Canada's Serinus Energy said on Monday that protests had closed roads to its Sabria field, forcing it to shut in oil production there.
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More U.S. coal plants were shut in Trump's first two years than were retired in the whole of President Barack Obama's first term.
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As a shut-in who listens to music all day, I often feel powerless and completely out of touch with the outside world.
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It was shut in October 2014 for environmental reasons and had been producing 280,000 to 300,000 barrels per day (bpd) before its closure.
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Meanwhile, 19.1 percent of natural gas production in the region, or 615.09 million cubic feet per day, has been shut in, BSEE said.
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Live markets will also be shut in the regions, according to a notice by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs dated Sept.
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Small producers in the region have said they may be forced to slow or shut-in new production over the lack of space.
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The company also shut in smaller oil and gas production assets in the Eastern Gulf of Mexico shelf formation, spokesman Sergio Maiworm said.
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Meanwhile, 19 percent of natural gas production in the region, or 611.09 million cubic feet per day, has been shut in, BSEE said.
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Exxon's Papua New Guinea project was shut in late February after an earthquake disrupted feed-gas supplies from the gas-producing Highlands region.
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For many Americans with any kind of record, the reality they face every single day is the door being shut in their faces.
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Television news showed deserted streets in Handwara on Wednesday with a heavy deployment of soldiers, while shops were shut in Srinagar as well.
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On Friday, Shell shut in production at its offshore Ram Powell hub ahead of the storm's move into the U.S. Gulf of Mexico.
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But oil sands operations are technically challenging to shut in and such curtailments can damage the reservoir or ore, the investment bank said.
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Woodford's fund shut in October following a four-month lock-up, sparking an outcry from investors and an investigation by Britain's markets watchdog.
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Tension in parts of the city remained high on Tuesday with schools remaining shut in some areas, amid news reports of fresh clashes.
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Two years ago, when liquor stores were shut in Sindh over the Eid holiday, more than 25 people died after drinking home-brew.
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On Friday, mobile internet was ordered shut in at least 18 districts in northern Uttar Pradesh state, a telecoms industry source told Reuters.
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On Friday, mobile internet was ordered shut in at least 18 districts in northern Uttar Pradesh state, a telecoms industry source told Reuters.
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"I learned to keep my mouth shut in certain situations," Shayanna Jenkins Hernandez said Thursday, repeating what she had previously told a grand jury.
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We have seen xenophobia overwhelm our nation's capacity for compassion, and we have seen the doors slam shut in our greatest hours of need.
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As of Friday, volume of crude production still shut-in had declined to about 153,000 bpd, down from 324,000 bpd just two days ago.
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"Pending a final investment decision, production from Tyra is now expected to shut in December 2019 and restart in March 2022," Maersk Oil said.
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Today, she and 2,665 other passengers are shut in their cabins, facing down a two-week quarantine just off the coast of Yokohama, Japan.
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The ports of Alexandria and Dekheila on the Mediterranean were shut in Alexandria governorate, said Reda Ghandour, a spokesman for the Alexandria Port Authority.
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She has also brightened her capsule by painting the lock used to keep nuclear missile launch keys shut in a cabinet above her head.
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The Mountain Pass mine in California, which once supplied most of the world's rare earths but which shut in the early 2000s, has reopened.
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More U.S. coal plants were shut in Trump's first two years than were retired in the entire first term of former President Barack Obama.
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Exxon's PNG LNG export plant was shut in late February after a powerful earthquake disrupted feed-gas supplies from the gas-producing Highlands region.
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Offshore: The latest Interior Department update yesterday shows that offshore oil-and-gas production shut-in due to Harvey is starting to come back.
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It will start closing down branches before the end of the year, with the bulk to be shut in the first half of 2017.
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Anadarko said it had shut in production and was evacuating workers from its Boomvang, Gunnison, Lucius and Nansen platforms in the Gulf of Mexico.
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"They need to focus on executions, cost cutting, and we'd like to see them shut in some higher cost frac sand mines," he said.
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Kuwait said in late March that it has reached an agreement with Saudi Arabia to restart the field which was shut in October 2014.
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Many charmers have taken to removing a snake's fangs, or simply tying a snake's mouth shut, in order to safely work with the animal.
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While a total of 22017 million tonnes of annual capacity was shut in 2016, exceeding a national target, the majority had already been idled.
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With some of the oil from the fields around Kirkuk shut in, the federal government is ramping up exports from its southern oil terminals.
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That route shut in 2016, stranding thousands in Greece and forcing some to find other means of exit such as smuggling themselves onto trains.
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Much of Saudi Arabia's famed output flexibility comes from the kingdom's ability to shut in or reopen hundreds of older wells in older fields.
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Arcata mine, Hochschild's first mining operation which began back in 1964, was shut in February last year bearing the brunt of low silver prices.
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Among the weekend's other wide releases, EuropaCorp's "Shut In" stumbled out of the gate, kicking off to a paltry $3.7 million from 2,058 locations.
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Internet services also remained shut in the northeastern state of Assam where protests against the citizenship law first erupted more than a week ago.
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Dan Taberski -- host of the "Missing Richard Simmons" podcast -- tried tracking down Richard's brother, Lenny, but reportedly had the door shut in his face.
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Talos Energy Inc, Exxon Mobil Corp and Chevron Corp on Tuesday evacuated employees and shut in several platforms in the eastern Gulf of Mexico.
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October is here which means it's basically winter which means it's basically time to be a shut in and watch everything there is to watch.
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Some 33 million tonnes of excess capacity was shut in 2016, part of a plan to shutter as much as 150 million tonnes by 2020.
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Ours is the magic, ours is the power – The Craft, 1996 The first thing you see is teenage girls, eyes shut, in a circle, chanting.
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Jedrzejczyk's right eye was about swollen shut in the fifth but she still landed some jabs that kept her hope alive of regaining her championship.
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The explosions affected five pipelines that share a transit channel and which were all shut in by operators, a Midland city official said on Wednesday.
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Traders said the shut-in would add to bullish sentiment due to fewer barrels going into Cushing, Oklahoma, the delivery point of the WTI contract.
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"The passage of this new law means that the courthouse doors will no longer be slammed shut in the face of rape victims," she said.
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Shell said it has begun securing its Gulf facilities in preparation for potentially severe weather and had shut in production at its Ram Powell hub.
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The market was not fully out of the woods as Malaysia's giant Bintulu complex may have shut in some production for planned maintenance, traders said.
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Output hit that all-time high even though a section of Enbridge Inc's Texas Eastern pipe remained shut in Kentucky after an explosion on Aug.
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The 68,000-bpd gasoline-producing fluidic catalytic cracking unit (FCCU) was shut in the early Sunday power outage at the Chalmette refinery, the sources said.
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"Take a voice you know only / spliced, known as Pantagruel / and shut in a clasp of warm rose," the high-density ars poetica "Poem" opens.
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After her friends all pass, Emily grudgingly invites her mother (Hawn), who lives a pretty cloistered existence with Emily's shut-in brother Jeffrey (Ike Barinholtz).
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In addition, major steel producer Rizhao Steel was still running a mill with 5.94 million tonnes of capacity that was due to shut in 2015.
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Related: Migrants Sew Their Mouths Shut in Protest at Calais Jungle Demolition "This is a little boy, he has everything," Fares Aldhufairy says with envy.
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Roads were bare and shops and schools shut in the disputed Himalayan region of Kashmir after separatists called a strike in protest against the election.
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Over just four months, one of those shut in 2015 made over 300 tons of an illegal ozone-destroying chemical often used as a coolant.
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He soon realized that he and Sadiqa had given their shut-in daughter unfiltered access to the internet during a boom time in online radicalism.
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Malik, the postpartum shut-in—Jennifer Thalasinos called her a "mail-order bride for ISIS "—would have been, I imagine, even more appalled and implacable.
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On Friday, mobile internet services were ordered shut in many parts of Utter Pradesh, including in the provincial capital Luck now, the state government said.
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"If oil sands plays decline or people shut in production ... then the demand for local condensate could drop and that will impact the price," said Crothers.
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I'm hearing that the government is set to expand, possibly greatly, the number of wells shut-in in Oklahoma, beyond the initial 30 wastewater disposal wells.
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Lavinia is described by TVLine as a shut-in who hasn't left her Peck Gardens estate in years, and her closest companion is her cat Fluffy.
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Train 3 of Chevron's Gorgon LNG project in Western Australia is still down after it was shut in mid-January following a mechanical issue, sources said.
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The pipeline, which pumps about 450,000 barrels per day of oil, was previously shut in mid-December for about three weeks when a crack was discovered.
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The 200,000 barrel per day plant was shut in August 2015 due to financial difficulties after the government said Samir owed over $1.3 billion in taxes.
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U.S. production rebounded after a week when Hurricane Nate shut in most offshore production Refinery crude runs rose by 586,000 barrels per day, EIA data showed.
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Leary's narrator, 29-year-old Lottie, is a near shut-in, confined to a crumbling lake house in Connecticut after the death of her stepfather, Whit.
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As much as 22008 percent of pork and poultry processing capacity has shut in the world's top poultry exporter and fourth-largest pork exporter, he estimated.
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The Cambodia Daily, an English-language newspaper was also forced to shut in September following government allegations of non-payment of millions of dollars in taxes.
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The project, originally known as RAPID, or Refinery and Petrochemical Integrated Development, was shut in April after a fire damaged its atmospheric residue desulfurization (ARDS) unit.
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The joint Khafji oilfield was shut in October 2014 for environmental reasons, while the Wafra oilfield has been shut since May 2015 due to operating difficulties.
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Tourist sites and other places of mass gatherings such as cinemas and malls are being shut in major cities to curb the spread of the disease.
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Self-isolation forces victims of domestic violence and their children into uncomfortable and dangerous circumstances: Riding out the Covid-19 crisis, shut in with their abusers.
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"All of the oil field production is tied into the public grid and if the public grid goes down, those fields get shut in," he said.
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Still, the Kardashian family member in the middle of the drama, Jordyn Woods best friend Kylie Jenner, kept her mouth shut in the traditional celebrity way.
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"The implications are that the turret may require maintenance that results in an unscheduled shut-in," RBC Capital Markets analysts wrote in a note to clients.
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"This is a sobering thought for other producers currently sitting on shut-in production capacity and facing a renewed challenge to their market share," IEA said.
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The Calgary-based company said it had "immediately started to shut in and isolate that section of pipeline" and was cooperating with authorities in its response.
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Carriers of any size should be a strength-tested and certified to maintain structural integrity, with doors that stay shut in the event of an impact.
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The Cambodia Daily, an English-language newspaper, was also forced to shut in September following government allegations of non-payment of millions of dollars in taxes.
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More than 60,000 people are stranded in Greece after their onwards journey into Europe was sealed off this year as borders were shut in the Balkans.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Anadarko Petroleum Corp said on Friday it had shut-in production at three more platforms in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico due to Hurricane Harvey.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - ConocoPhillips said on Friday it has suspended all operations and shut-in production in the Eagle Ford shale region of Texas due to Hurricane Harvey.
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I love true crime as much as the next shut-in, but the BBC America show explores an emotion that doesn't yet have a word for it.
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Sometimes the business strategy has been wrong, such as in 2000 when the group launched Virgin Cars, attempting to sell vehicles online, but it shut in 2005.
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A militant strike on a sub-sea pipeline that shut in oil production at the Forcados field in February also curbed the flow of gas to Egbin.
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The show attempts to unearth the ultimate celebrity dirt by delving into what happens behind closed doors — even doors that have been slammed shut in our face.
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Hongqiao referred questions to a note by Chinese brokerage Industrial Securities, which also said the new capacity belonged to that shut in 2017, but declined further comment.
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Shooting door panels will seal them shut in a shower of sparks, often with enemies on the other size — just like Luke does in A New Hope.
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A previous attempt by Talisman Energy to restart the field, which was shut in 2001, failed in 2016 due to structural problems with its new production platform.
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The team there are working on how to display the badges on a rotating basis (far better than being shut in a museum archival drawer, rarely seen).
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The cut in production forecast was not because of the wildfire, but because of the company's decision to shut-in some uneconomic gas production, analysts told Reuters.
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I think the story gets told in two different ways: as a door shut in the face of these women, or a door briefly opened for them.
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A pipeline connecting El Feel to Zawiya refinery was closed in November 2014 and a pipeline connecting Sharara to the Mellitah complex was shut in April 2015.
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But that route shut in March last year following an agreement between the EU and Turkey, stranding about 60,000 people in makeshift and formal camps across Greece.
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In the U.S. Gulf of Mexico, BHP has not evacuated staff or shut in production and will continue to monitor the storm's development, spokeswoman Bronwyn Wilkinson said.
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Production, however, is likely to fall sharply in the coming weeks, as about one-fifth of offshore production has been shut in due to Tropical Storm Harvey.
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When the bars were shut in 2005, about 75,000 women were estimated to be working there and bar owners said the women were earning a legitimate living.
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Then she started speaking about her brother—rapidly and assuredly, in perfect English—with the babbling-brook urgency of a shut-in who is starved for conversation.
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That could put stress on the power grid, particularly with the shut-in of Aliso Canyon, following a massive leak at the underground storage facility in October.
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One of Palau's key tourist attractions, the saltwater Jellyfish Lake, was shut in 2017 after large numbers of swimmers were blamed for contributing to plummeting jellyfish numbers.
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But many serve a multifold purpose beyond that: They entertain the internet, and they give the quarantined an all-important outlet to deal with being shut in.
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Abdul Baseer Nomand used to work as a technical consultant for the German army in Afghanistan and arrived in Greece just before the borders shut in February.
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More than 18 percent of oil production in the Gulf of Mexico was shut in, the U.S. Department of the Interior's Bureau of Safety Environmental Enforcement said.
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K4 was shut in 2009 when metal prices sank and the company had to write off billions of rand after a project to mechanise the mine failed.
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"China has domestic oil production options, although up to 58% of this could be at risk of shut-in in the event of escalating tensions," Graham said.
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She did not have an esophageal disorder at all, but a structural malformation of the anatomy in her chest, squeezing her esophagus nearly shut in several places.
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She did not have an esophageal disorder at all, but a structural malformation of the anatomy in her chest, squeezing her esophagus nearly shut in several places.
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Producers have shut in 156,907 barrels per day (bpd) of oil production and 232 million cubic feet per day (mmcfd) of natural gas output, according to BSEE.
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Chevron has also evacuated some non-essential employees from the Jack St. Malo facility, with shut-in procedures initiated at five other facilities, spokeswoman Veronica Flores-Paniagua said.
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The company had shut in at least five Gulf platforms and evacuated all staff ahead of Nate, taking more than 128,000 barrels of oil production per day offline.
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The article, which documents President Trump's shut-in lifestyle in his first few days at the White House, is filled with juicy tidbits about our leader's household preferences.
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Worried that the dog was suffering after being shut in the bag and abandoned for an unknown period of time, DesJardins took the canine to MSPCA for care.
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But he said this would depend on the NOC receiving new funds and on the reopening of pipelines in southwest Libya that have been shut in a protest.
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Prices softened after a deal struck in Vienna between rival Libyan oil factions indicated the first step towards restoring crude production mostly shut in the North African country.
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Current plans call for the two oldest coal-fired plants in the country to be shut in 2024 and for the other three to stop running by 20503.
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"The passage of this new law means that the courthouse doors will no longer be slammed shut in the face of rape victims," Allred said in a statement.
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Natural gas prices also have fallen so low in some places that some companies have shut in wells and others have paid pipeline operators to take their gas.
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"We were not totally surprised with the draw after the shut-in in Canadian production," said Tariq Zahir, trader and managing partner at Tyche Capital Advisors, New York.
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"The abundant, low-cost energy that we have unlocked will now be shut in the ground, eliminating the economic growth and jobs that come with development," he said.
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But a surge in anti-LGBT+ sentiments in recent years forced the school to temporarily shut in 2016 after it was mobbed by a group of Islamic hardliners.
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As of Wednesday morning, about 18.5 percent of the Gulf's oil production is shut-in, and 13 refineries, accounting for 85033 percent of U.S. refining capacity, are closed.
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Some analysts predict output may shrink further in the months ahead as more mills shut in a sector undergoing its most significant - and painful - restructuring in two decades.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Royal Dutch Shell said on Tuesday that production at four oil platforms in the Gulf of Mexico has been shut in the wake of a Nov.
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It was not immediately clear whether flooding had caused the outage on Ozark, though the rains have caused other pipelines in the region to shut in recent days.
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The Ledra, with stunning Acropolis views, once hosted Hollywood stars and politicians but was forced to shut in 2016 by the economic crisis after more than three decades.
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Economists say there is little doubt that the nation is headed into a recession because of the coronavirus pandemic, with businesses shutting down and Americans being shut in.
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It can be boring, it can be lonely, it can be anxiety-provoking — and if you're shut in with a romantic partner, it can be downright aggravating too.
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Suffering from depression, she would talk of suicide, spend whole days shut in her room and — by middle school — draw Lisa into hours of violent argument every night.
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However, Anchar remains a no-go zone for security forces, and government services like schools are still shut in the area, prompting residents to come up with workarounds.
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Operations remain normal across Anadarko's platforms, but the company is monitoring the weather and is prepared to remove remaining personnel and shut in production if needed, he added.
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Schools have shut in parts of the US, where at least 22003 children have died since October from flu, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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These are people who wronged him, and he snaps his phone shut in disgust, not wanting to think about the bad times while he was in his happy place.
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Park preserves the surprise romance, the creepy mystery, and the startling twists, as a young Korean criminal agrees to help a con man seduce a rich, sheltered shut-in.
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Sussex police urged people to keep doors and windows shut in the affected area, between the resort town of Eastbourne and Birling Gap, a few miles along the coast.
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Image 2 of 2 SRINAGAR, India – Shops, businesses and schools are shut in Indian-controlled Kashmir to protest Prime Minister Narendra Modi&aposs daylong visit to the disputed region.
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I've been doing the pilot seasons and the auditions and I've been getting doors shut in my face for the past 10 or 12 years in the United States.
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The suspension will result in all of Crew's Montney production being shut-in, representing about 90 million cubic feet per day (mmcf/d) of natural gas and other liquids.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's Sinopec has ordered its rubber unit in Yanshan refinery to shut in response to environmental checks, it said, after the Ministry of Environmental Protection detected odor.
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The 585,000-barrel per day line is due to start flowing next year, just as analysts warn a bottleneck of crude could force some producers to shut in production.
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CEO Richard Dahl said the out-of-control Kenow wildfire is currently about 2-3 kilometres west of the company's operations, which were shut in at about 2 a.m.
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Hardly. She was, depending on whom you asked, a shut-in, a heretic, a secret epileptic, a mystic, a nymphomaniac, a nun with bad hair who wore only white.
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"Based on the current location and path of the storm, we do not have plans to shut-in operated production in the Gulf of Mexico," spokeswoman Kelly Whitley said.
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A special station opened to serve spectators and athletes but demand for the trains dried up once the flame had left town and the station eventually shut in 1988.
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HUSKY ENERGY INC - BASED ON LATEST OUTPUT CUTS FROM THE GOV, THE AMOUNT WE HAVE TO SHUT-IN DURING FEB & MARCH WILL BE HIGHER COMPARED TO JAN- CONF CALL
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The fund told investors that the agencies had requested information from several years ago relating to the valuation of securities in a credit fund that Visium shut in 2013.
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A young man who has lived for a long time as an anxious shut-in loses "home" and finds himself free to explore the world and embrace political causes.
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Cardoz, a four-time James Beard Award nominee and a winner of Top Chef Masters, helmed the iconic Tabla restaurant in New York City before it shut in 2010.
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Roughly a million barrels a day of refining capacity has been shut down on the Gulf Coast, and nearly a quarter of Gulf offshore production has been shut in.
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Young men brandishing sticks and rocks blocked roads and businesses remained shut in Addis Ababa and Oromia earlier this week during a three day-strike, Agence-France Presse reported.
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"This is a sobering thought for other producers currently sitting on shut-in production capacity and facing a renewed challenge to their market share," the Paris-based organization added.
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After the C.I.A.'s secret prisons were shut in 22002, Guantánamo took in more than a dozen so-called high-value detainees, including those accused of plotting the Sept.
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On Monday, protesters blocked entry to Iraq's main commodities port while schools and government offices in many southern cities were shut in response to calls for a general strike.
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Meanwhile, 17.6 percent of natural gas production in the region, or 568.09 million cubic feet per day has been shut in, BSEE said, down from 611.09 million on Wednesday.
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Prices jumped the previous day as dozens of U.S. oil and gas platforms in the Gulf of Mexico were shut in anticipation of tropical storm Gordon hitting the region.
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KELVIN HARRISON JR., "IT COMES AT NIGHT" The young shut-in Mr. Harrison plays in Trey Edward Shults's post-apocalypse tragedy could have been a straightforward study in reclusion.
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"As a precaution, ExxonMobil PNG Limited has shut in its Hides Gas Conditioning Plant to assess any damages to its facilities," ExxonMobil's PNG spokeswoman said in an email to Reuters.
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"With only two months into 2016 we find cumulative shut-in production has already reached 60,000 bpd (barrels per day) and up to 260 million barrels of reserves," Bernstein said.
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The earthquake prompted the state's oil and gas regulator, the Oklahoma Corporation Commission, to order 13 disposal wells shut in a 725-square-mile (1,878-sq-km) area around Pawnee.
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He's a socially awkward shut-in who barely interacts with anybody, and he has such a rigid moral code that it doesn't allow for flexibility in anyone, much less himself.
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Barry has shut in 73%, or 1.38 million barrels per day (bpd), of crude oil production in the U.S.-regulated areas of the Gulf of Mexico, officials said on Sunday.
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In a conference call with reporters, CEO Ivan Glasenberg also said the company was in no hurry to restart zinc production that it shut in to help boost the market.
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Shut In pairs Naomi Watts with Jacob Tremblay, who you might know from Room, in what looks like a pretty creepy horror movie with a pretty generic haunted-house premise.
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The agency estimated less than 15 percent of the current oil production in the Gulf of Mexico has been shut-in, which equates to 254,607 barrels of oil per day.
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Two people were killed on Wednesday when police fired at angry protesters in Kasur, and a local resident said schools, offices, and markets remained shut in the town on Thursday.
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The offices were shut in Balkh Province in the north, Kandahar in the south, and Herat in the west, according to Abdul Aziz Ibrahimi, a spokesman for the election commission.
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Another, shut in 2012, made 113,100 tons of CFC-11 in 11 months and dumped toxic waste, causing a die-off at nearby fish farms, according to a court verdict.
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He staged his first public "action" in July 2012, appearing at a cathedral in St. Petersburg with his mouth sewn shut in protest at the arrest of Pussy Riot members.
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Saudi Arabia shut in more than 1,000 wells during the last round of OPEC cuts in 2008/9, according to an analysis of well data ("Annual Statistical Bulletin", OPEC, 2016).
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The storm is estimated to have shut in roughly 200,000 barrels per day of production in August, with a further 300,000 barrels per day expected to be lost in September.
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It was not immediately clear if the shut-in would impact customers in some of the most densely populated areas in the United States during a particularly severe cold snap.
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Donald Glover played the soft-boiled egg-loving shut-in who thoroughly creeped out Lakeith Stanfield's Darius in the episode, so everyone naturally just assumed it was Glover in costume again.
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More than 2 million barrels of refining capacity has been shut in already as a result of the storm, and it will take days to weeks for refiners to fully return.
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Hongqiao's "new" capacity is part of the 2.68 million tonnes shut in 2017, the two sources said, declining to be identified because they were not authorized to speak to the media.
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Each of these cells has a door that springs shut in a tenth of a second in response to the breaking of an infrared beam that is shining invisibly inside it.
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Crystal Moselle: What I learned with this story versus The Wolfpack is that you don't just have to be shut in your house your entire life to have this discovery phase.
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The Saudi-spearheaded policy of maintaining high production was engineered and implemented in November 2014 to pressure high-cost producers, such as U.S. shale oil drillers, to shut in marginal production.
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Italy became the main route into Europe for hundreds of thousands of asylum seekers arriving by sea since the other main route from Turkey to Greece was largely shut in 2016.
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Roughly 331,000 barrels of oil production, or around 19 percent, of Gulf of Mexico output were shut-in, a dip from the roughly 379,000 barrels offline in the prior day's update.
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The pipe had been shut in February after a seawater attack but a new strike might complicate three-month long repairs, for which the firm has brought in experts from abroad.
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Just under 25 percent of Gulf output, or 429,000 barrels per day (bpd) had been shut in by the storm, the U.S. Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement said on Saturday.
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No, I don't think you should ask your father-in-law to keep his mouth shut in order for your family to be able to tolerate him for a few hours.
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Singapore and Malaysia first linked their exchanges back in 2012, and Thailand joined later, in what was called the ASEAN Trading Link, though this link was shut in October last year.
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SHUT IN "There's something going on, and it's not just in my head," says Mary (Naomi Watts), a young, widowed child psychologist who lives in a remote house in New England.
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The capacity of U.S. coal plants expected to shut in 2018 is now more than 20163,600 MW compared with an expected 7,600 MW in 2017 and almost 13,000 MW in 2016.
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A shut-in, neatnik woman named Elise lives alone and shuns company, until "something unbelievable" happens — a paper plane flies in her window, followed by a boy knocking at her door.
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She shifted from the outgoing social creature she had been all her life to a shut-in, afraid to make plans she'd have to cancel because of one of these headaches.
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In 2016, the DENR, then headed by a staunch anti-mining advocate, ordered several mines shut in a crackdown on miners as part of a push to ramp up environmental protection.
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What does it feel like knowing that for as long as we're under quarantine, you'll still be going to work and be out and about when everyone else is shut in?
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The Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement said Sunday that almost 22 percent of current oil production in the Gulf of Mexico has been "shut-in," based on reports from operators.
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Hundreds of coal-fired power plants have shut in recent years, along with several nuclear plants, under pressure from cheaper alternatives like natural gas and advances in wind and solar energy.
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Canadian Natural said it has about 176 million cubic feet of gas per day (mmcfd) of gas production shut in due to problems at the Pine River Gas Plant in British Columbia.
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But Europe's borders have slammed shut in a concerted effort to halt the influx and some of those left in limbo have pitched tents on muddy wasteland outside the town of Idomeni.
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He believes his conservative state is looking for someone who's willing to occasionally tell President Donald Trump no, but otherwise keeps his mouth shut in D.C. and diligently sticks to the basics.
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Just becoming a complete shut-in is the most obvious possibility, and it has a certain allure because it's easy—assuming you're independently wealthy, or completely supported financially by someone who is.
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Italy has become the main route into Europe for hundreds of thousands of asylum seekers arriving by sea since the other main route from Turkey to Greece was largely shut in 2016.
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"A lot of independents will have to actually shut in production in the Permian to make room for our growth," Sheffield said, referring to Pioneer and other companies with guaranteed pipeline space.
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"Closing the borders, we will shut in our enemy," she said in an interview earlier today But the terrorist attacks in Brussels have started to build other types of reactions within Greece.
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Both more expensive light synthetic crude and cheaper heavy bitumen from oil sands production have been shut in, with a total of more than 1.2 million barrels of production offline, said Feltin.
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But at night they were obliged to scuttle back to the ghetto, where they were shut in behind locked gates, guarded by men whose salaries the Jews themselves were required to pay.
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In a statement, Shell spokesman Curtis Smith said a company helicopter observed the sheen on Thursday, and that the wells were under control after it isolated the leak and shut in production.
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The directive from the Oklahoma Corporation Commission adds to its order to shut 37 disposal wells shut in a 6003-square-mile (1,878-sq-km) area around Pawnee, where the quake struck.
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"While the gas conditioning plant was safely shut in, there has been some damage to various pieces of equipment and foundation supports that will need to be inspected and repaired," it said.
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A total 42.4 million tonnes were shut in the first five months of this year, representing 85 percent of the 50-million-tonne target, according to the National Development and Reform Commission.
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As of Wednesday, about 3.8 million barrels of daily refining capacity, or 20 percent of the U.S. total, was shut in, though a number of refineries and petroleum-handling ports were restarting.
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What's more, you may not sleep much, but as the mother of a newborn you'll become — temporarily — a shut-in with time to sneak in a few paragraphs between baby-gazing sessions.
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The couple inspired and challenged each other to perform ever riskier work: In one piece, Ulay sewed his lips shut; in another he held a bow and arrow, aimed at Abramovic's heart.
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However, 40 percent of the co-working centers were more than half empty as of October and 40 co-working brands had shut in the first 10 months of 2018, it added.
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The federal agency also estimated that 8.4 percent of the natural gas production of 3,220 million cubic feet per day remains shut in, equivalent to 271.39 million cubic feet per day halted.
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People can't keep their mouths shut in high-stakes scenarios, and the more actions the conspirators have to take, the more likely they are to screw up or get caught in the act.
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And that might upset that lonely old man … so much that he just becomes a shut-in, stays in the White House, doesn't even eat, and someone has to bring him a meal.
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The four faces are doubly blind — their eyeless faces can be covered over and shut in further darkness — while the target is a stand-in for the body that also marks its absence.
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"We were not totally surprised with the draw after the shut-in in Canadian production," Tariq Zahir, trader and managing partner at Tyche Capital Advisors, New York, said, referring to the EIA report.
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Even Futaba, a sheltered shut-in who barely leaves her room, wouldn't look out of place on the cover of an alt-weekly, with her oversized headphones and collection of graphic T-shirts.
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The coastal outflows in Florida were scheduled to be shut in 2017, following a push from Florida's Department of Environmental Protection, but the plan was delayed, allowing them to remain running until 2025.
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In total, more than 20183,22018 MW of coal-fired generation were shut in 20190-2690 versus 14,900 MW in 2009-2012, according to data from Reuters and the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA).
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In total, more than 21.7,22018 MW of coal-fired generation were shut in 370-2018 versus 14,900 MW in 2009-2012, according to data from Reuters and the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA).
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The pipeline, which pumps about 450,000 bpd of oil and about a third of Britain's offshore gas output, was previously shut in mid-December for about three weeks when a crack was discovered.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - U.S. oil producer EOG Resources Inc said on Thursday it has curtailed drilling and shut-in some production in the Eagle Ford shale region of Texas ahead of Hurricane Harvey's landfall.
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If we are collectively having economic and political problems with a 2-million barrel per day surplus, imagine the effect of 90 million barrels of oil being shut in for straightforward economic reasons.
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Compliance with the BLM's natural gas waste rule will not be a primary economic factor for the determination of continued production versus well shut-in, and may very well improve most well financials.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - A 2,100-barrel oil spill in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico forced Royal Dutch Shell on Thursday to shut in all wells that flow to its Brutus platform, federal regulators said.
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SUPPLY: China Hongqiao Group, the world's biggest aluminium producer, will this year restart some of the smelting facilities it was forced to shut in 2240, two sources with knowledge of the matter said.
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Agung Pribadi, a spokesman for Indonesia's mining ministry, said by phone three mining inspectors had been sent to assist in the rescue and that illegal mines had recently been shut in the area.
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The Kaesong complex, funded by South Korean firms and manned by workers from the North, shut in 2016 after the South accused North Korea of taking workers' wages to fund its arms program.
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All cafes, parks and stores (except grocery stores, delivery kitchens and pharmacies) will shut in Moscow until April 5 after a spike in Russia took the nation to 840 cases and three deaths.
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Sixteen of the Philippines' 31 nickel mines were shut in the first half for either maintenance or suspension of operations for environmental and other offenses, the MGB said in its quarterly industry report.
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Her move came as virtual reality experiences of holy sites across the globe are more readily available, allowing shut-in pilgrims of multiple religions a window into virtual worship in an unprecedented time.
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And for those who are shut in, aside from family or roommates, some people's only form of human connection may come from the internet, where the worst parts of reality and unreality collide.
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Sixteen of the Philippines' 31 nickel mines were shut in the first half for either maintenance or suspension of operations for environmental and other offences, the MGB said in its quarterly industry report.
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The state's new leaders promise more meat factories will be shut in the coming days, and they say the blow to the economy is less important than the principle of protecting the cow.
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ExxonMobil, which shut its $19 billion PNG liquefied natural gas (LNG) project after the first quake, said on Wednesday its facilities in Hides, where it runs a gas conditioning plant, were safely shut in.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - A combined 75,206 barrels per day (bpd) of oil and 215,122 million cubic feet per day of natural gas production are shut-in at four platforms in the wake of a Nov.
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A swift slide from cool idea to hot mess, "Intruders," economically directed by Adam Schindler, was filmed in Shreveport, La., and originally titled "Shut In." That's one feeling that the viewer should easily appreciate.
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The refinery will be shut in October next year, a month after the expiry of JXTG's venture with PetroChina, and the site will be converted to an asphalt-fueled electric power station, JXTG said.
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The Louisiana coast was under a hurricane warning Friday, and the energy industry shut in almost 153% of the oil production in the Gulf of Mexico ahead of the approach of Tropical Storm Barry.
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President Nicolás Maduro, who insists there is no humanitarian crisis, ordered the border with Brazil shut in response, setting up a confrontation with opposition supporters as the Venezuelan army moves tanks to the border.
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In October, Mosaic laid off 8 percent of its workforce at a Canadian potash mine and last month Potash Corp of Saskatchewan said it would shut in its newest potash mine, in eastern Canada.
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Roughly 9.5 percent of oil production in the Gulf of Mexico has been shut in, equating to around 167,200 barrels per day of oil, according to the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE).
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"In the case of Kurdistan, the 500,000 barrel-per-day (bpd) Kirkuk oil field cluster is at risk with initial reports that 350,000 bpd has shut in, although this remains unclear," Goldman analysts said.
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It's also a signature move of his: characters glimpsed through car windshields or glass doors filled with reflections or shadowy thresholds, doors shut in the viewer's face, crucial discussions taking place out of earshot.
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"Production is shut in at the Shell-operated Enchilada and Salsa platforms, as well as the associated Hess-operated Conger field," in which Shell has a 37.5 percent share, it said in a statement.
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U.S. investment bank Jefferies estimated the wildfires may have temporarily shut in as much as 1.4 million bpd of production, and assuming there is no pipeline damage, it will take weeks to ramp production.
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In total, more than 23,400 megawatts (MW) of coal-fired generation were shut in 2017-2018 versus 14,900 MW in 2009-2012, according to data from Reuters and the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA).
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When it was felt by a number of regulars that the aforementioned shut-in producer was taking advantage of Mags' good nature, a kangaroo court was called in the kitchen on a Sunday morning.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Hurricane Nate has shut in 92 percent of oil output and 77 percent of natural gas production in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico on Saturday, according to the latest U.S. government estimate.
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All museums, gyms, cultural centres, ski resorts and swimming pools will be shut in the targeted zones, while leave was cancelled for health workers as Italy's hospitals sag under the pressure of the virus.
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Three other states, Kentucky, Maryland, and Massachusetts, ordered all nonessential businesses to be shut in their states, but did not issue mandatory stay-at-home orders even as they urged residents to do so.
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The industry has built refineries and rigs that can withstand strong hurricanes, but even a Category 1 storm, like Barry earlier this year, disrupts operations as rigs are shut in ahead of a storm.
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People close to Alex refer to him variously as ''a shut-in,'' a ''misanthrope'' and a ''hermit,'' who communicates with his staff primarily by phone/text/email and doesn't have a lot of friends.
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Dozens of tankers waiting to load Venezuelan oil were diverted to other PDVSA's terminals since Jose port's South dock was shut in late August, causing delays in deliveries to customers and cutting export revenue.
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YAOUNDE (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The number of schools forced to shut in Africa's crisis-hit Sahel has doubled since 2017, depriving almost half a million children of education, the United Nations said on Thursday.
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The refinery, majority owned by Russia's Neftegazinkor, a unit of state-owned oil company Zarubezhneft, was shut in January after it had been hit by a blast which killed one worker and injured nine.
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The wife of another activist who disappeared in January said that since his return, he had remained so traumatized that he shied away from even his children, and remained mostly shut in his room.
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It took the use of a 50,000 frame per second camera to finally slow the action down enough to see what was going on, showing that the mandibles snap shut in about half a millisecond.
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The game is, despite what the synopsis would have you believe, a celebration of life and new beginnings — a washed-up star finding a new path, a shut in finally stepping out into the sunlight.
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Both benchmarks jumped earlier in the session as more oil producers pulled employees out of Tropical Storm Gordon's path and shut-in 9 percent of U.S. Gulf of Mexico oil and gas production on Tuesday.
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The Toronto District School Board, the country's largest with nearly 300,000 students, closed all schools for the first time since 2011 because of the storm, and schools were shut in many other areas as well.
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HOUSTON, Aug 24 (Reuters) - U.S. oil producer EOG Resources Inc said on Thursday it has curtailed drilling and shut-in some production in the Eagle Ford shale region of Texas ahead of Hurricane Harvey's landfall.
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Australia's energy market operator has warned that power supply will be tight this summer, particularly in South Australia and neighboring Victoria, where one of the market's biggest coal-fired power plants was shut in March.
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Oil sands production in the Fort McMurray area was still curtailed by about 400,000 barrels per day on Wednesday, down from a peak of about 1.2 million bpd shut in mid-May, according to FirstEnergy.
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Set up in 1999, Soranet attracted more than a million users and hosted thousands of videos of women having sex or undressing that were captured illegally until it was shut in 2016 following activists' complaints.
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Macy's has revealed 11 locations (as part of a previously announced plan to close 100 stores, beginning in 2017) that will also shut in early 2018, with liquidation sales beginning as soon as next week.
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She said the key things to watch going forward are whether or not Saudi Arabia and Russia reach a "Hail Mary" deal, and if not, how quickly U.S. supply is shut in to support prices.
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"In a severe scenario, if the market struggles to find a home for surplus barrels then oil prices might have to trade down into the teens in order to shut in oil production," they added.
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A series of images of Affleck vaping in his car, his eyes shut in seeming resignation, made the rounds; so did another picture, of the actor smoking a cigarette, his face a mask of exhaustion.
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Aside from becoming a shut-in, there's no real way to avoid being filmed by a camera in public spaces — which means there's no way to meaningfully consent to being filmed in the first place.
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The 400,000 tonne Sterlite smelter in India was ordered shut in May and China's Northern Copper Industry Co has just closed its 50,000 tonnes Houma smelter for a two-year revamp, three company sources said.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Nearly 19 percent of current oil production in the Gulf of Mexico has been shut in due to Harvey, the U.S. Department of the Interior's Bureau of Safety Environmental Enforcement said on Monday.
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Even Elsa and Anna from Frozen, a relatively progressive princess movie, are guilty of this: Despite being a virtual shut-in, Anna is deliriously optimistic, while Elsa's sadness essentially causes an entire country to freeze over.
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The BSSE reported that as of Saturday, 112 oil and gas platforms, along with 5 rigs, had been evacuated, and nearly 25% and 26% of the region's oil and gas production, respectively, had been shut in.
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Oil-and-gas: Evacuations of Gulf of Mexico oil-and-gas platforms led to 42% of Gulf oil production and 32% of gas production being shut-in as of midday yesterday, according to the Interior Department.
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Archaeological sites and several museums were shut in protest including the Acropolis hill and the Parthenon, the ruins of an ancient Greek temple to the goddess Athena on top of the hill that overlooks the capital.
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The two reactors at Entergy Corp's 2,069-MW Indian Point nuclear power plant in Westchester County north of New York City will shut in 2020 and 2021 under a deal between the company and the state.
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Apple's online book and film services were shut in China last month, cutting off a potential source of income, following Beijing's introduction of regulations in March imposing strict curbs on online publishing, particularly for foreign firms.
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Emerson says that as the head of computer effects, he's used to keeping his mouth shut in meetings, to make sure the fabrication, rigging, 3D printing, and artistic departments have first crack at each new issue.
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"We are fighting for the right to work and for our families' survival," said Lily Cortez, leader of the El Alto Association of Nighttime Workers, surrounded by prostitutes who had sewn their mouths shut in protest.
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Related: Migrants Sew Their Mouths Shut in Protest at Calais Jungle Demolition Aldhufairy's father and sister are in the UK — his father fled Kuwait after being briefly imprisoned for taking part in protests, according to Aldhufairy.
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HOUSTON, Oct 7 (Reuters) - Hurricane Nate has shut in 92 percent of oil output and 77 percent of natural gas production in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico on Saturday, according to the latest U.S. government estimate.
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He was on the mend just a few chronological days ago, looking forward to a barbecue with friends and to a life surrounded by colleagues and the electromagnetic pulses that turned him into a shut-in.
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A recent analysis by Environmental Resources Management (ERM) finds that 40 percent of wells on federal lands could be shut in permanently because they would become uneconomical to continue operating as a result of that rule.
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Senior Saudi officials have seemed more supportive of bringing back market management measures; and depending on the framework, it could work for Libya and Nigeria, who each have large portion of production shut-in for security reasons.
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The world of Her Majesty is filled with all kinds of quirky characters, like a shut-in doctor who doesn't quite seem to grasp real scientific concepts, or the assassin who maybe also wants to be friends.
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The great American poet Emily Dickinson is, in the popular imagination, a recluse, a shut-in, a woman scribbling alone in her room for her own pleasure, her work only really discovered after her death in 1886.
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The four faces are doubly blind — their eyeless faces can be covered over by the moveable lid and shut in further darkness — while the target is a stand-in for the body that also marks its absence.
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Kuwait said on Tuesday it had agreed with Saudi Arabia to resume production at the jointly operated Khafji field, which shut in October 2014 for environmental reasons, having been producing between 280,000 and 300,000 barrels per day.
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Texas's Eagle Ford shale region, which has seen substantial growth in recent years thanks to the shale boom, has also seen production shut in due to the storm, and it may be some time before activity resumes.
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The work under way on the 81,000-bpd gasoline-producing Fluidic Catalytic Cracking Unit 3 (FCCU 3) is meant to keep the unit running until it is shut in early January for a planned six-week overhaul.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - BP Plc on Tuesday began to evacuate and shut in production at four offshore U.S. Gulf of Mexico production platforms as a developing weather disturbance moves across the Gulf of Mexico, a company spokesman said.
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"The move increases the risk that Libyan oil output will be shut in as the NOC in Tripoli is the only legal entity with the right to sell oil," said Sukrit Vijayakar, director of energy consultancy Trifecta.
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Output shut in by Nate on Saturday amounted to 22 million barrels of oil per day and 2.48 billion cubic feet of natural gas per day, according to the U.S. Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE).
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Then he changed his mind and instead ordered her to spend hours on her knees in front of cartel members, after which she was shut in a van with nothing to eat or drink until near death.
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Despite resistance — not least from his judgmental older brother, Chuck (Michael McKean), an accomplished lawyer turned shut-in — he managed to do his weasel work for good, blowing open a case of fraud at a senior citizens' home.
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Late on Sunday, the Senate scheduled a vote on a stopgap spending measure for noon on Monday (1700 GMT), ensuring the federal government would stay shut in the morning and leaving workers uncertain how long it would last.
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But it will certainly have long-term implications as by 2027, 40,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day could be shut-in, which accounts for over 20 percent of Italy's oil and gas production, says analyst Alessandro Pozzi.
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NEW YORK, Aug 27 (Reuters) - Tropical Storm Harvey could cause fuel shortages in Latin America after it shut in around 1 million barrels per day of U.S. gasoline and diesel exports typically destined for countries such as Mexico.
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The JOBS Act took effect in 2012, helping pry open the initial public offering pipeline that was effectively welded shut in the wake of the global financial crisis, fostering millions of dollars of investments in burgeoning start-ups.
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As pipelines out of the Permian basin in West Texas and eastern New Mexico, largest U.S. oil field, reach capacity in the coming months, smaller producers will have to slow or shut-in production, according to oil executives.
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Tropical storms and Hurricane Hermine combined to slow the movement of oil tankers and shut in offshore drilling, forcing the U.S. oil industry to dip into its massive oversupply at the highest rate for this time of year.
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Adding to these cuts, around 1.3 million bpd of refining capacity is going to shut in the third quarter as four state-run refineries and six independents begin planned maintenance, data provided by China Sublime Information Group showed.
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Barry has shut in 262%, or 21 million barrels per day (bpd), of crude oil production in the U.S.-regulated areas of the Gulf of Mexico, the U.S. Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE) said on Sunday.
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"With so many regional markets shut in Asia today, it wouldn't be at all strange if the euro made bigger moves later, as Europe comes in," said Kumiko Ishikawa, FX market analyst at Sony Financial Holdings in Tokyo.
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HOUSTON, July 10 (Reuters) - U.S. oil prices climbed nearly 2.5% on Wednesday as major oil producers shut in production and withdrew staff from offshore platforms in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico, as a storm threatened oil-producing areas.
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They asked me to be in the wedding, I threw them a bachelor-bachelorette party last weekend — I'm having this experience of multiple loves, being able to do that and not feel that I'm shut in one relationship.
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Canadian Natural is planning to shut in an additional 22013 million cubic feet per day (mmcfd) by the end of 22014 because of low gas prices, a spokeswoman said, adding the decision was made before the wildfire outages.
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To avoid overfilling inventories going forward, FirstEnergy said drillers, especially those that are unhedged and exposed to spot prices, will have to shut in an estimated 0.6 to 0.8 bcfd of gas production during the summer and autumn.
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A less philanthropic but still debauchery-free experience can be had at Escape the Room, an interactive game site where as many as 10 people are shut in a room and have one hour to solve a puzzle.
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According to the decree, all museums, gyms, cultural centres, ski resorts and swimming pools will be shut in the targeted zones, while leave was cancelled for health workers as Italy's hospitals sag under the pressure of the virus.
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Oil demand is shrinking for the first time in 10 years Because the virus has forced factories to close and kept people shut in, the amount of oil needed to keep the global economy running has sharply declined.
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Regardless, whether you were a shut-in child or, like me, spent about three hours slinging pebbles at passing cars until you got caught and were never allowed to own a slingshot again, this is a good pin.
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Ms. Ortega's lawyer also called as witnesses eight of the defendant's family members and friends, who described Ms. Ortega's past mental breakdowns in 1978 and 2008, when she became a paranoid shut-in after people close to her died.
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Anti-government protesters rampaged throughout parts of Kowloon and Hong Kong Island Sunday, targeting subway stations and Chinese-linked businesses, many of which had shut in advance but were nevertheless attacked and vandalized, with police struggling to keep up.
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Bosnia is already coping with thousands of migrants who were stranded after a route via Turkey, Greece, Macedonia and Serbia was shut in 2016, when Turkey agreed to stop the flow in return for EU aid and other concessions.
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Canadian Natural said on Thursday it had returned to normal operations, including the restart of 800 barrels per day of shut-in production, company spokeswoman Julie Woo said, as firefighters and weather patterns held fires back from its facilities.
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Claustrophobia, the "irrational fear of being shut in, or fear of enclosed spaces, such as elevators and tunnels," is believed to affect roughly five to seven percent of the world's population, with an even smaller amount actually seeking treatment.
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Es Sider and Ras Lanuf — with an export capacity of 600,000 barrels per day — were processing about 300,000 bpd before they were shut in December 2014 amid fighting that had already damaged some of the terminals' 32 storage tanks.
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HOUSTON, July 9 (Reuters) - BP Plc on Tuesday began to evacuate and shut in production at four offshore U.S. Gulf of Mexico production platforms as a developing weather disturbance moves across the Gulf of Mexico, a company spokesman said.
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NEW YORK, Sept 4 (Reuters) - Talos Energy Inc evacuated eastern Gulf of Mexico operations and shut in production at its Ram Powell, Amberjack and Pompano platforms ahead of Tropical Storm Gordon, a spokesman for the company said on Tuesday.
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Most residents stayed at home and many businesses were shut in the run-up to, and during, election week as people feared a flare-up of violence, like in 2007 when 1,200 people were killed in post-election violence.
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The coal-burning brick works was shut in late 403, 170 workers were laid off, and the manager left behind to watch over the ghost factory says she is still waiting for nearly half a million dollars in compensation.
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He said his mother became a paranoid shut-in, so fearful of crime she would not let him go to baseball practice, and so scared of intruders she made him hide under the bed every time a dog barked.
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The day after Ms. Hicks-Morris found out her brother had been killed, she lost her job as a server at Applebee's Grill and Bar, which, like other restaurants in Springfield, has shut in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
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The Sterling Heights Assembly Plant has two shifts and has been periodically shut in the past few months, also because of slack demand as the U.S. automotive market shifts to SUVs and pickup trucks and away from passenger sedans.
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Both Deutsche Bank and Wood Mackenzie see 3 million tonnes of capacity being shut in the current round of cuts, while CLSA says 2 million tonnes has been closed and another 2 million tonnes of illegal capacity is still operating.
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THE WOLF HOUR Naomi Watts plays a shut-in author holed up in a Bronx apartment — the setting for almost the entire film — during the summer of 1977, when New York contended with a blackout and the Son of Sam.
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Her credits include Unforgettable and Shut In, but she's also no stranger to big-budget action movies: Hodson will pen the upcoming Transformers spin-off Bumblebee as well as the new Batgirl movie, following Joss Whedon's exit on the latter. Honestly?
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At a rally for federal workers in Silver Spring, Maryland, on Wednesday night, one Smithsonian employee who manages volunteers wondered aloud if they could organize a "shut in" for the Senate and keep senators there until the crisis is solved.
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The only cat of ours that makes this particular sound is one who we NEVER shut in the bedroom with us at night, so I jump out of bed and let her out before she starts zooming around being an asshole.
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The Court of Cassation rejected the ruling by a lower appeals court that had overturned a negligence conviction against TUV Rheinland for its role in approving the implants made by Poly Implant Prothèse (PIP) until the French firm shut in 2010.
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DMCI's mines, operated by subsidiaries Berong Nickel Corp and Zambales Diversified Metals Corp, were among those ordered shut in 252.7150 when the government launched an industry-wide crackdown on miners as part of a push to ramp up environmental protection.
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"Only two months into 2016 we find cumulative shut-in production has already reached 60,000 bpd (barrels per day) and up to 260 million barrels of reserves," Bernstein said, adding these fields were in Norway, Colombia, Brazil, China and East Timor.
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On the supply side, the major export harbour of Port Hedland in Western Australia state was shut in late January as a tropical cyclone passed over it, contributing to a 17.6 percent drop in shipments on a month-on-month basis.
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Her character doesn't make a lot of sense—she's a cat lady, but she's also an adventurer, but she's also a shut-in, but she's also calm in crisis, but she's also overprotective and suffocating her children, but she's also . . .
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The quake was one of the strongest ever to hit the state and prompted its oil and gas regulator, the Oklahoma Corporation Commission, to order 37 disposal wells shut in a 725-square-mile (1,878-sq-km) area around Pawnee.
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They are at the sharp end of a commodities downturn that was triggered by slowing growth in China and which has led half of all the small mining operations in top copper exporter Chile to shut in the last eight years.
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The allegations, which highlight the country's role as a stepping stone for Russian money on its way to the west, come after Latvia's third largest bank was shut in February after being accused by the United States of money laundering.
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On the supply side, the major export harbor of Port Hedland in Western Australia state was shut in late January as a tropical cyclone passed over it, contributing to a 17.6 percent drop in shipments on a month-on-month basis.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Tropical Storm Barry slowly moved on to the Louisiana coast and quickly weakened from hurricane strength on Saturday afternoon, leaving in its wake 70 percent of U.S. Gulf of Mexico oil production shut in, the U.S. government said.
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Forsaken buildings are being renovated, such as the 1901 Hahne & Company department store, which had been a grand shopping destination until it shut in the 23s, languishing downtown ever since, a hulking testament to how far the city had fallen.
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What in the World You dash through a crowded railway station, tripping over bags, spilling your coffee, only to have the doors slide shut in your face, leaving you breathless and sweating on the platform as the train pulls away.
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As much as half the production capacity of U.S. LNG players could be shut-in during the summer and at other times if Gazprom simply keeps flowing gas to Europe at current rates, said analyst Stephen O'Rourke at consultancy Wood Mackenzie.
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In a group of photographs aptly titled Shut-In Series, she captured domestic objects and moments: the sheen of metal silverware, an abstracted staircase, an air conditioning unit, the lights and shadows falling on a fire escape viewed from her window.
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"The scale of the demand collapse will require a large amount of production to be shut-in, of potential several million barrels per day," the bank said, adding that such a hit on production would not likely be reversed quickly.
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Tracking humans' declining ability to cope with being shut-in is another variant of mocking the self-isolating lifestyle, as the newly quarantined adjust to the boredom of working from home, or not working at all: Quarantine day 219. pic.twitter.
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Germany and the United Nations, as hosts of the conference, had been struggling to draw military commander Khalifa Haftar back into diplomacy after he quit talks and more than half of Libya's oil output was shut in areas he controls.
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Germany and the United Nations, as hosts of the conference, had been struggling to draw military commander Khalifa Haftar back into diplomacy after he quit talks and more than half of Libya's oil output was shut in areas he controls.
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Bears believe prices still have further to fall to force producers to stop drilling and shut in existing wells while bulls increasingly believe the bottom is in and the market is set for a rebound (even if it is limited).
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The president reached his limit as a media shut-in after a particularly tough week of headlines last month, when he decided he wanted to fight back himself, despite the objections of some advisers, at a hastily arranged news conference.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - Northern Alberta's oil sands producers and communities are stepping up preparations for wildfire season to avoid a repeat of last year's devastating blaze that shut in more than a quarter of Canadian crude output and left thousands homeless.
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When I went into a store, a man held the door for me, and I realized that it was the first time anyone had reached a door before me without going in first and letting it shut in my face.
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GM said it also offered "solutions" for the two assembly plants that are poised to be closed, one in Lordstown, Ohio, where work stopped earlier this year, and the Hamtramck plant in Detroit, which is scheduled to shut in early 2020.
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He's bullied by his classmates, can't keep up with the physical fitness aspect of his education and struggles with the more Spartan aspects of life at Gordonstoun, like windows that won't shut in the rain — especially when compared to his life at home.
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VANCOUVER (Reuters) - Suncor Energy Inc, Canada's largest oil and gas company, reported a second-quarter loss on Wednesday, as it was hit by a significant decline in oil sand production due to the shut in of operations during the Fort McMurray wildfire.
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Staying true to his nature, the president's State of the Union address was not only filled with exaggerations and disinformation, but also set up multiple traps for his political opponents, many of which snapped shut in a somewhat tragic manner, especially for Pelosi.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - Hurricane Michael on Wednesday cut 2145 percent of U.S. Gulf of Mexico daily crude oil production and nearly a third of natural gas output, the largest reductions in a year, after companies evacuated staff and shut-in platforms as a precaution.
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Grassley then turned his attention to Roberts, criticizing a speech the chief justice made shortly before Scalia's death about the politicization of the confirmation process and warning Roberts, appointed by Republican George W. Bush, to keep his mouth shut in the Garland fight.
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One of Canada's largest oil and gas producer Suncor Energy , which owns an 85,000 barrel per day refinery in Sarnia, Ontario, said it thought the probability of Line 5 getting shut in is "very low" but was nevertheless focused on the risk.
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While much of the offshore crude production in the Gulf of Mexico was shut in ahead of Harvey's passage, the yet to be quantified damage from the storm may lie with the onshore, shale oil output that was in the storm's path.
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In a sign that low prices are having a limited impact on production, only around 100,000 barrels per day of oil production has been shut in globally to date - about 0.1 percent of global output - industry research group Wood Mackenzie said on Friday.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Some of China's top refineries will shut in May and June for maintenance, cutting nationwide throughput by some 29 percent and dampening oil demand in the world's largest crude importer after record run levels in March, according to a Reuters survey.
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One of Canada's largest oil and gas producer Suncor Energy, which owns an 85,000 barrel per day refinery in Sarnia, Ontario, said it thought the probability of Line 5 getting shut in is "very low" but was nevertheless focused on the risk.
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The line was shut in late October after a drop in pressure was detected and the outage initially sent the discount on Canadian heavy crude versus U.S. benchmark West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude to a 11-month high at about $22 a barrel.
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The line was shut in late October after a drop in pressure was detected and the outage initially sent the discount on Canadian heavy crude versus U.S. benchmark West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude to a 11-month high at about $22 a barrel.
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While Neptune Energy's Gjoea and Okea's Draugen fields would shut in the initial phase of a strike, it was not yet clear whether the same would apply to Equinor's Kristin, Oseberg East and Gudrun, or to Aker BP's Ivar Aasen, NOG said.
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For those who didn't read the 2023-page Mueller report and who don't follow politics like a shut-in living in their parents' basement, Mueller didn't offer any new facts about the investigation and fielded no questions at his May 29 press appearance.
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I saw businesses already closed, with notices hung on their doors and windows, lines formed to enter grocery stores, and people lugging last-minute supplies and items from their offices back to their homes to gear up for the three-week shut-in.
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It has come to this: Fidget spinners, the seemingly overnight sensation that has flooded the city with the round gadgets, a phenomenon now unknown only to the long-term incarcerated, the cloistered and the shut in, have attracted the inevitable criminal element.
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Shops and offices were shut in Muslim-majority Kashmir and the streets largely deserted in its main city Srinagar as new administrators were sworn into office in the biggest restructuring of the 173 year-old former princely kingdom of Jammu and Kashmir.
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"They all blithely stood by as the crucial window of opportunity to deal with the outbreak of the infection snapped shut in their faces," he wrote, suggesting that government censorship of information about the coronavirus hampered China's ability to control its spread.
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Spring refinery maintenance in Asia is expected to be the heaviest since 2014, with 1 million bpd more capacity shut in March and April this year than during the same time in 2016, which will significantly draw down diesel stocks, the consultants said.
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Fear of massive damage from the category 5 storm, with destructive 225 kmh (140 mph) winds before it crossed the Cagayan province coast on Wednesday, saw schools and government offices shut in many parts of the main Luzon island and several flights canceled.
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Another big issue revolves around what will happen to two iconic assembly plants that are poised to close: One in Lordstown, Ohio, where work stopped earlier this year, and the Hamtramck plant in Detroit, which is scheduled to shut in early 2020.
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Oil prices surged on Monday, with Brent crude posting its biggest intra-day percentage gain since the start of the Gulf War in 212.9, after an attack on Saudi Arabian oil facilities on Saturday shut in the equivalent of 210.8% of global supply.
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The storm, which is expected to make landfall along the eastern Gulf Coast as a Category 3 hurricane, has shut in roughly 19 percent of oil production and 11 percent of natural gas production in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico, according to U.S. safety regulators.
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More U.S. coal-fired power plants were shut in President Donald Trump's first two years than were retired in the whole of Barack Obama's first term, despite the Republican's efforts to prop up the industry to keep a campaign promise to coal-mining states.
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I complain to K. about not feeling up to socializing tonight because I'm so stressed about studying, but I make plans for tomorrow to go to Cascades Park and a brewery with classmates so that I don't become too much of a shut-in.
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VANCOUVER, July 27 (Reuters) - Suncor Energy Inc, Canada's largest oil and gas company, reported a second-quarter loss on Wednesday, as it was hit by a significant decline in oil sand production due to the shut in of operations during the Fort McMurray wildfire.
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Barry has shut in 73%, or 1.38 million barrels per day (bpd), of crude oil production in the U.S.-regulated areas of the Gulf of Mexico, the U.S. Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE) said on Sunday, an increase of 3 percent from Saturday.
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Canadian Natural Resources Ltd's third quarter 2015 conventional production was down 8 percent versus a year earlier at 265,000 bpd as a result of a 84 percent decrease in drilling activity and the decision to shut-in 5,700 bpd of uneconomic heavy oil production.
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CALGARY, Alberta, Sept 13 (Reuters) - Junior Canadian oil and gas producer Questfire Energy Corp has shut in 900 barrels of oil equivalent per day of mostly natural gas production because of a wildfire raging in southern Alberta, the company chief executive said on Wednesday.
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Chinese prices for aluminum, used in transport and packaging, have rebounded about 212 percent since hitting a record low last November, mainly after domestic smelters agreed to shut in 2500 million tonnes per year of primary capacity, or more than 212 percent of total smelting.
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"As much as I wish for good relations with Poland — they are our neighbor and I will always strive for this given the importance of our ties — we can't simply keep our mouth shut in order to keep the peace," Merkel said in Berlin.
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More U.S. coal-fired power plants were shut in Trump's first two years than were retired in the whole of former Democratic President Barack Obama's first term, despite the Republican's efforts to prop up the industry to keep a campaign promise to coal-mining states.
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A total of 373 Chinese medium and large-sized mines closed last year and another 793 were shut in the first five months of the year with Jan-May output down 2.7 percent from a year ago to 471 million tonnes, the association said.
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Each week, 21 high-street pubs shut in England, according to the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA), a group that lobbied for a 2011 law which protects former pubs from demolition or a change of use by requiring local people to be consulted first.
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The Hack Supreme Another day, another slow, agonizing procession of classes that are like doors clanging shut in a prison one after the other, and then they're at Warren's and Warren's parents are at work, so they have the place to themselves to make preparations.
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TOKYO, July 19 (Reuters) - Japanese imports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) in June fell to the lowest in more than two years as the country's utilities switched on more nuclear reactors that had been shut in the wake of the Fukushima atomic disaster in 2011.
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More than 0003,2000 structures were destroyed by the wildfire last May, which forced the evacuation of about 21,21.3290 residents and shut in more than a million barrels per day of crude output from the area around Canada's oil capital in the province of Alberta.
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Weems is also a nimble satirist — a bride with her mouth taped shut in "Thoughts on Marriage" (20113), a mock fashion show for "Afro Chic" (2009) — but her humor is generally of the more unsettlingly pointed kind, aimed directly at our smug aesthetic foundations.
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French authorities described it as a humanitarian effort, but in the days since, photos have emerged that tell a very different story: a camp school surrounded by masked and armored riot police; temporary homes in flames; Iranian refugees sewing their mouths shut in protest.
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When I pull on its rubber band, meant to hold the lid down when pulled over the hook on its base, I'm worried I might pull it out, snap the tab, or otherwise damage the only method I have of keeping it shut in my bag.
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Stock markets in China and South Korea had been shut in Asia, but the near 2 percent drop in Hong Kong's Hang Seng index and the first fall in five sessions for MSCI's pan-emerging market index was testimony to the mood of the new week.
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"If anybody has been influenced by my books to think an owl would be happiest shut in a small cage and kept in a house, I would like to take this opportunity to say as forcefully as I can, 'you are wrong,'" the author said in 2012.
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CALGARY, Alberta (Reuters) - The Fort McMurray wildfire in northern Alberta that forced the evacuation of 90,000 residents and shut in more than a million barrels per day of oil output was most likely caused by human activity, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) said on Tuesday.
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CALGARY, Alberta, June 14 (Reuters) - The Fort McMurray wildfire in northern Alberta that forced the evacuation of 90,000 residents and shut in more than a million barrels per day of oil output was most likely caused by human activity, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police said on Tuesday.
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I really do think it's amazing to imagine that a spoiled shut-in from Providence, Rhode Island—who was by all accounts utterly antisocial but also charismatic—was writing this ridiculous, purely ridiculous fiction, and we're talking about him even now and will continue talking about him.
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An unexpectedly harsh cold snap across North America resulted in record gas demand New Year's Day, while at the same time natural gas producers from Pennsylvania to North Dakota are being forced to shut in some production at the well head due to the cold temperatures.
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The bonus — $300 for full-time workers and $2100 for part-timers — was announced Thursday, along with plans to hire 2190,2000 workers for its stores, clubs, and distribution and fulfillment centers to serve largely shut-in shoppers who need a steady supply of food and household goods.
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MELBOURNE, March 7 (Reuters) - ExxonMobil Corp said its facilities in Hides in the highlands of Papua New Guinea remained safely shut in after a magnitude 6.7 aftershock struck early on Wednesday, just a week after a deadly quake forced it to close all its PNG liquefied natural gas facilities.
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Sitton said that based on anecdotal reports and experience in the industry, he's expecting "anywhere from a third to two-thirds of the production would be shut in" at Eagle Ford, which produces 870,000 barrels of crude oil a day, or about 8 percent of the nation's oil.
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HOUSTON, July 16 (Reuters) - About 58%, or 1.1 million barrels per day (bpd), of crude oil production in the U.S.-regulated areas of the Gulf of Mexico remains shut in the wake of Tropical Storm Barry, the U.S. Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE) said on Tuesday.
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As usually happens when flows stop between regions, gas prices declined where the gas was coming from because it is trapped and needs to find a new home or be shut-in and increased where it was going to as customers scramble to find other sources of supply.
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Over 10 million tonnes of steel production capacity in Xinjiang - enough to produce about a tenth of annual U.S. output - has shut in an area where Beijing has encouraged investment in industries ranging from steel to textiles, in the hope of stimulating growth and curbing unrest by boosting jobs.
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Implying that players give up their right to free speech when they put on a uniform may well strike a responsive chord among many in Mr. Trump's base, and among faithful acolytes like Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, who said players should keep their mouths shut in the workplace.
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EDF plans to halt generation at Fessenheim's 900 MW number 1 reactor on Saturday, while the similar capacity Fessenheim 2 will halt on June 30 - the first two to be shut in France under a policy to reduce the share of atomic power in the country's energy mix.
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Speculation the plant may be shut in 2021 grew after Alcoa said in October that it planned to curtail, close, sell or improve 1.5 million tonnes of smelting capacity over the next five years to help it become the world's lowest per ton carbon emitter among aluminium producers.
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Hundreds of factories were shut in the build up to the event to ensure crystal blue skies, flights in and out of Beijing were canceled for the parade's duration and, just to ensure that the city's airspace was safe, monkeys, falcons and dogs were deployed to scare away birds.
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He has shared his shut-in routine with America: When not at work in the Oval Office, he has frittered away the hours by watching the multiple flat-screen TVs installed in the White House residence, gazing out of secured windows, tweeting at his enemies and phoning his friends.
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When I worked at Beth Abraham, a hospital just across the road from the New York Botanical Garden, I found that there was nothing long-shut-in patients loved more than a visit to the garden — they spoke of the hospital and the garden as two different worlds.
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The video is pretty mesmerizing on its own — there's something almost soothing about watching all the phones fold open and shut in perfect synchronization, but more importantly, the stress tests are giving us what might be the best look yet at what the Galaxy Fold actually looks like when its folding.
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If You've Already Seen It: Eyes Wide Shut — Nicole Kidman is said to be fantastic as Dev Patel's adoptive mother in Lion, a far cry from her turn as a sex-starved art curator in Eyes Wide Shut, in which she plays wife to her then-real-life husband Tom Cruise.
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Oil and gas production fell 1.9 percent year-on-year to 142,200 barrels of oil equivalent per day during the first nine months of 2016, which the company attributed to the result of capital expenditure reductions and the shut-in of the non-operated Brae Alpha platform in the first quarter.
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"If it looks like Trans Mountain could get delayed for years people will start to reconsider their approach as the cost of rail in the current price environment means it is really hard for producers to make a return," said Morningstar analyst Sandy Fielden, adding some producers may shut in production.
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Changes dateline) By Devika Krishna Kumar and Marianna Parraga NEW YORK/HOUSTON, Aug 27 (Reuters) - Tropical Storm Harvey's effect is expected to ripple through Latin America after it shut in over 1 million barrels per day of U.S. gasoline and diesel exports typically destined for countries such as Mexico and Brazil.
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On Tuesday, BSEE said about 58%, or 1.1 million barrels per day, of crude oil production and more than 51%, or 1.4 billion cubic feet per day, of offshore natural gas in the U.S.-regulated areas of the Gulf of Mexico remained shut in the wake of Tropical Storm Barry.
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That equals 335,000 barrels per day of crude oil and 519 million cubic feet per day that are still shut in the U.S.-regulated areas of the northern Gulf of Mexico five days after Barry made landfall on the Louisiana coast, the U.S. Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement said.
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The St. Croix plant shut in 2012 facing requirements to spend some $700 million on pollution controls and a $5.4 million civil penalty to settle violations of the U.S. Clean Air Act that were levied on then-Hovensa, a venture between Hess Corp and Venezuela's state-run oil firm PDVSA.
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Compared to Stephen Davis's perpetually bestselling (and much-maligned) Led Zeppelin bio Hammer of the Gods, or ex-Soul Coughing frontman Mike Doughty's memoir, which I shut in the middle of an extended listing—that's right, listing—of his nineties road conquests and never opened again, Porcelain is positively courtly.
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Yes, it features familiar characters, and yes, they come with in-game powers that sort-of reflect their roles in the original video games, but there's none of the unfolding narrative or developing character arcs that kept me shut in my bedroom as a teenager, glued to my PS1 controller.
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The refinery, a major Iranian refinery, had to temporarily shut in 2018 after some water pipes were damaged because of a build up of salt due to falling levels of the Karoun river and rising salinity, said the refinery's head of public relations, Mohsen Kab Amir, according to Mehr news agency.
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Xing said the illegal new mills include those not approved by the government, outdated mills that had reopened after being shut, and mills that were supposed to be shut in capacity swaps, in which companies move plants to other regions to reduce the concentration of production in polluted industrial areas.
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ABADAN REFINERY The refinery, a major Iranian refinery, had to temporarily shut in 2018 after some water pipes were damaged because of a build up of salt due to falling levels of the Karoun river and rising salinity, said the refinery's head of public relations, Mohsen Kab Amir, according to Mehr news agency.
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"The crude oil market is being supported by the Gulf of Mexico production shut-in... it is going to look to see if Tropical Storm Barry becomes a major flooding event that impacts the refining sector in Louisiana and impacts gas and diesel," said Andy Lipow, president of Lipow Oil Associates in Houston.
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"We've seen a couple of small producers in Alberta shut-in gas production due to low prices in recent months, but Canadian Natural's planned shut-ins may only be the tip of the iceberg based on how low AECO prices are," said Richard Redash, managing director, natural gas, at energy consultancy PIRA.
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" In a bravura passage, sitting at his desk listening to the clacking of typewriters up and down the street, Severing muses that he can "pick out the coded signatures of men whose work I know: a cuckold theater critic, a dime novelist at play, a shut-in literary essayist, a freelance advertising writer.
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"Some producers will likely be forced to shut in some output because they won't get a decent price for their product, and some of the gas that is produced will probably make its way to the oversupplied U.S. market," said Kent Bayazitoglu, director of market analytics at energy consulting firm Gelber & Associates in Houston.
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" Tempering that prediction slightly, the IEA noted that although markets look to be rebalancing as of this month "we must not forget that there are large volumes of shut-in production, mainly in Nigeria and Libya, that could return to the market, and the strong start for oil demand growth seen this year might not be maintained.
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"At halfway in 232.61, the oil market looks to be balancing; but we must not forget that there are large volumes of shut-in production, mainly in Nigeria and Libya, that could return to the market, and the strong start for oil demand growth seen this year might not be maintained," the Paris-based agency said.
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Hundreds of thousands of migrants passed through the so-called 'Balkan route' from the Middle East, Africa and Asia passed on their way to the West in 2015 but it was shut in 2016 when Turkey agreed to stem the flow of people in return for EU aid and a promise of visa-free travel for its own citizens.
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Over the years, the playwright has often been called reclusive — "A Dramatic Shut-In" was the hyperbolic title of Alex Witchel's 2006 New York Times Magazine profile — though it's perhaps more correct to say that, not unlike the Belgian fashion designer Martin Margiela or the American novelist Don DeLillo, he merely possesses monomaniacal commitment to his creative process.
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But I began to question my own role in my own community: If I'm in a slum photographing a woman who doesn't have a door to shut in my face, and I'm here with a camera, that power relationship between me and her isn't that far different between me and her and some of the white Western photographers.
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At first, he'd intended to keep their place in Redding—she'd got their apartment and the Florida bungalow they'd hardly ever gone to—but that, too, he'd relinquished, along with Pet, his dog Pet, never to see him again, not even when he went to get Timothy, because she always had the dog shut in another room.
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Other main stories in the series include:Detective Guevara's Witnesses and related videoRoberto Almodovar Finally Walks FreeJustice DelayedIt's Cold Outside Jose "Kool-Aid" Melendez had been shut in an interview room in Chicago's Area 19973 police station for hours answering one question after another about cars he owned or had owned when, according to Kool-Aid, Detective Reynaldo Guevara suddenly began to beat him.
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According to KPRC, the anonymous tipster understandably believed they were hallucinating when they found the animal, a female that police said was shut in a tiny cage secured only by a "screwdriver and a nylon strap":The tipster said they were at the house to smoke marijuana and thought they were hallucinating when they first saw the tiger, according to police.
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Other performances of Mr. Pavlensky's have included wrapping himself in barbed wire, cutting off part of his ear, and sewing his lips shut in response to the jailing of the feminist punk collective Pussy Riot, whose prosecution in 2012 over a stunt filmed in Moscow's main Orthodox cathedral was seen as a harbinger of a harsher attitude to artistic protest in Russia.
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Also of note: "Shut In" (Europa), a $10 million thriller starring Naomi Watts that received a hard-to-achieve 0 percent positive score on the Rotten Tomatoes review aggregation site, arrived to a dismal $3.7 million in ticket sales; "Moonlight" (A24) continued to dominate the limited-release marketplace, generating about $5 million at the box office ahead of its nationwide expansion next weekend.
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"That said, if we go through and we don't see any lasting damage, and these refineries, which have shut in in an orderly manner, come back online quickly, then these cracks, the differential between gasoline prices and crude oil prices, which are sky high right now, will come crashing back down," he told CNBC's "Squawk on the Street" on Friday.
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Provides 2016 second quarter results * Due to shut-in of selected uneconomic properties, q2 2016 natural gas production averaged 3.58 million cubic feet per day, down 11 percent * "strategic alternatives process is continuing" * Q2 2016 production averaged 3,413 barrels of oil and liquids per day, a three percent decrease from preceding quarter rate * Qtrly loss per basic share $0.17 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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If you're in any doubt as to the dearth of decent movie roles available to women of a certain age — certain never to see 40 again, at any rate — then buy a ticket for "Shut In." In this achingly inept thriller, you will see Naomi Watts do what she can to sell a plot of such preposterousness that the derisory laughter around me began barely 20 minutes in.
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Not only has she managed not to get her ankle-length extensions shut in a door or trampled underfoot and had her lip sync rendition of "It's All Coming Back to Me" officially endorsed by Celine Dion, but most importantly she just smashed a music industry record: 76 of her songs have hit the Billboard Hot 100 list, which means she officially surpasses Aretha Franklin as the woman with the most Top 100 hits of all time.
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I spend my days at Cal trying to balance my need to advocate my right to physically enter spaces with my perceived need to not offend anyone in the process — by dressing modestly, not too dykey, careful not to break any obvious gender or fashion rules; by keeping my mouth shut in the face of minor issues if I can deal with them on my own; by projecting a friendly and helpful attitude as much as I can.
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News Analysis CÚCUTA, Colombia — As the humanitarian aid at the heart of a Venezuelan border standoff remained shut in warehouses on Sunday, and with President Nicolás Maduro's blockade still intact, it became clear that the opposition leaders trying to oust him had little in the way of a Plan B. Juan Guaidó, the top opposition official, and his allies had hoped that forcing the badly needed food and medicine inside Venezuela would represent a moment of irreversible collapse in Mr. Maduro's authority.
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Here's the IEA again: Some certainties that have guided our past outlooks are now not so certain at all: that oil prices falling to twelve-year lows will lead to a strong demand growth spurt; that oil prices falling to twelve-year lows will lead to a mass shut-in of so-called high cost oil production; and not least that oil prices falling to twelve-year lows will force the largest group of producing countries to cut output to stabilise oil prices.
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Given the choice between a "mentally abused shut-in from a kingdom far, far away" (Cinderella), a "cape-wearing girl from a land of fancy" who "lives with seven other men — but she's not easy" (Snow White), and a "fiery redhead from a dragon-guarded castle surrounded by boiling hot lava" (Princess Fiona), Farquaad declares himself in love with the latter, shutting down the mirror on the wall before he can hear the catch: Every night at sunset, Fiona turns into an ogre (more on that later).
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Movie references are everywhere in MIB: International: In the alien gambling club that Agent H compares to Eyes Wide Shut; in the teary speech about romance that prompts M's alien side-kick, Pawny (voiced by Khumail Nanjiani) to ask if he's been dropped in "The Notebook 2;" in the literal death star that is at the heart of the plot; and in the wink-wink way H picks up a tiny hammer during the fight, a clear reference to Hemsworth's memorable turn as Thor in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
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It's not looking great for the biggest mobile phone show of the year, Mobile World Congress, which is set to take place in Barcelona this month: └ Coronavirus pushes ZTE to cancel its press conference at the year's largest phone show └ LG Electronics is withdrawing from Mobile World Congress due to coronavirus └ iPhone maker Foxconn will stay shut in China for another week at least └ The new coronavirus is not an excuse to be racist └ Google admits it sent private videos in Google Photos to strangers Google's note on this seems wildly insufficient.
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Announces restart of Nisku l2l pool * Continues to be "financially well-positioned, with existing positive working capital and no debt" * Ironhorse oil & gas says pool has been shut in since January 2016 due to uneconomic conditions and in order to preserve value of Ironhorse's reserves * Ironhorse Oil & Gas Inc says operator has advised production from pool was restarted without incident * Ironhorse Oil & Gas Inc anticipates pool will remain on production provided commodity prices remain at an economic level * Anticipates pool will remain on production provided commodity prices remain at an economic level Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Bengaluru Newsroom: +1-646-646-8780)
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