Four days, the gunman Stephen Paddock, methodically stockpiled his room.
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He stockpiled expensive firearms over the course of many months.
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Ms. Horr, 38, said she stockpiled the pills at home.
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In the Eastern, where Cavaliers and Celtics have stockpiled stars.
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Since the '90s, the government has stockpiled live pigs, too.
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Workers at wholesale markets across the city have stockpiled produce.
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In preparation for the event, Chang and Cheung stockpiled product.
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Exporters fear the stockpiled beans could be of lower quality.
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DESUS We haven't really stockpiled anything for the Showtime show.
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Botswana, Namibia and Zimbabwe also want to trade some stockpiled ivory.
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So time to take your guns and the rhetoric you stockpiled.
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But he has millions stockpiled, with $22019 million in his account.
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Hospitals have stockpiled medical supplies and prepared for convention-related emergencies.
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Much of the waste was stockpiled within the city's industrial complexes.
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The charity has also stockpiled more than $61 million in cash.
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Huawei has stockpiled chips for emergencies like this, Mr. Ren said.
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Some shoppers like Ms. Meyre have stockpiled butter, worsening the scarcity.
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Today, there are about 9,200 stockpiled nuclear warheads in the world.
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Americans stockpiled food, bought guns and prepared for the apocalyptic worst.
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A vaccine accepted by the W.H.O. is being stockpiled for epidemics.
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After that, modest amounts will be stockpiled — ideally within five years.
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By Smith's count, China has stockpiled about 135 million barrels of oil.
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Many of the firms that have stockpiled have done so on credit.
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Some firms saw the tariff coming and stockpiled panels before Trump's announcement.
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But instead, firms stockpiled new reserves, presumably in anticipation of another holiday.
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In preparation, you've stockpiled a massive supply of Starbucks pumpkin spice coffee.
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People are scared to come out, they have stockpiled food for months.
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That's because GM stockpiled inventory at dealerships ahead of the work stoppage.
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Casey raised $2.6 million, with $8.6 million stockpiled in his bank account.
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And a vaccine accepted by the W.H.O. is being stockpiled for epidemics.
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Another potential firewall for vulnerable Republicans: the cash stockpiled by party committees.
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Huawei anticipated that crackdown and stockpiled supplies, but it couldn't hoard software.
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Pipes have already been stockpiled at points along the Trans Mountain route.
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It has stockpiled enough components to keep its business running for several months.
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Antofagasta stockpiled about 9,200 tonnes of copper after discovering the blockage in May.
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The agency has stockpiled massive amounts of emergency meals, bottled water, and tarps.
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The number of deployed weapons are included in the number of stockpiled weapons.
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One study, published in 2010, estimated that American hospitals had stockpiled 160,000 ventilators.
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The company had stockpiled key components, some lasting three months, others maybe 12.
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Amid fears of an unruly Brexit in 2019, wholesalers in Europe stockpiled whisky.
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That is thought to be the most sugar any country has stockpiled, ever.
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American combat engineers eat atop boxes of ammunition being stockpiled for the impending invasion.
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He patiently endured three seasons' worth of incompetent performance while he stockpiled young talent.
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Some drugs, such as Bayer's radiopharmaceutical Xofigo against prostate cancer, would perish if stockpiled.
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How much cheeze whiz & hot dogs you think those white trash terrorist got stockpiled?
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He stockpiled weapons and even slept with a butcher knife next to the bed.
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They have stockpiled inventory, expanded sections at stores, and built up their online offering.
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They set up firing positions on people's roofs, and stockpiled explosives in living rooms.
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There are an estimated 20193,885 nuclear weapons in the world, either stockpiled or retired.
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It is also reasonable to think that they were being stockpiled by the rebels.
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Zipline's fixed-wing drones are launched from a central hub stockpiled with medical supplies.
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No health care organization has gone out and stockpiled lots of personal protective equipment.
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The over-responders are the panic buyers who have stockpiled months worth of supplies.
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Apple donated 23 million masks, and Facebook donated 23,250 that it had previously stockpiled.
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Stockpiled coal also releases harmful gases and must be managed to prevent spontaneous combustion.
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As a result, U.S. prices have dropped to historic lows and supplies have stockpiled.
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It cannot be stockpiled — and even if it could, storage space is running out.
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The newswire also said the workers' union has stockpiled supplies and provisions for 60 days.
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The group stockpiled $10 million in money in advance of a looming Supreme Court fight.
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He also stockpiled steroids and the opiate Tramadol, apparently inspired by Breivik's manifesto, they said.
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Grocery stores are still open, and many residents have stockpiled food to cook at home.
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Grave robbers had plundered skeletons and sacred objects, some of which were stockpiled in museums.
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A portion of the crop was stockpiled as insurance against years when yields were low.
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People stockpiled food, police manned major crossroads and soldiers deployed at petrol stations and banks.
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Most gangbangers don't use assault rifles, which isn't to say they don't have any stockpiled.
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A further toxic cloud rolled across the land as sulphur dioxide stockpiled nearby caught fire.
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Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson said Britain had evidence that Russia manufactured and stockpiled the compound.
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Young teachers spend more out of their own pockets because they don't have supplies stockpiled.
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Security researchers and government officials said they believed that the stolen data was being stockpiled.
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His nonprofit has stockpiled taxpayer dollars and possibly engaged in self-dealing with top executives.
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"We hadn't stockpiled happy memories to fall back on when times were tough," she added.
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Vazquez gave island officials 48 hours to figure out why the supplies were being stockpiled.
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The surplus 235 tons, mostly stockpiled at a weapons assembly plant northeast of Amarillo, Tex.
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The agency said Wednesday that distribution of supplies already stockpiled on the island will continue.
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State governments stockpiled sandbags, pumps and generators, in case there's flooding or the power goes out.
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People stockpiled food and fuel, worried that supplies would run out with the city cut off.
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Mr. Bush had $7.6 million on hand and his super PAC had almost $59 million stockpiled.
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Once you do find someone, make sure you've stockpiled plenty of comfort food and birth control.
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Zoe Barnes' father lets him raid the storage facility stockpiled with his late daughter's old notes.
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The prosecutor's office has said Mr. Lazarenko would be arrested and has stockpiled evidence against him.
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Here's the full list of countries and the number of stockpiled and retired nukes they have.
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Murray said that officials told senators they had stockpiled masks, but that there were not enough.
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He swears the Farm is holed up in an abandoned motel that they've stockpiled with guns.
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The bathroom is packed with stockpiled toilet rolls and cleaning products, but it's functional and clean.
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The Maduro regime has already closed its borders with Brazil and Curacao, where more aid is stockpiled.
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U.S. businesses stockpiled more goods in December and posted the biggest sales increase in nearly six years.
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U.S. businesses stockpiled more goods in warehouses and on store shelves in November as sales improved slightly.
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Distribution of its stockpiled 46 million liters of water and four million meals and snacks will continue.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont, who reported having more than $33 million stockpiled for the primary slog ahead.
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The French Defense Ministry claims that VX is among a range of chemical weapons stockpiled by Syria.
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Where's it going: The stockpiled cheese will be distributed to food banks and pantries nationwide. http://bloom.
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By increasing production capacity, Iran will soon have stockpiled more uranium than the international nuclear deal allows.
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Amazon has stockpiled a bunch of such benefits — some $3.7 billion worth, according to its annual report.
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A contractor at the Sayanogorsk plants said the stockpiled ingots, stacked on pallets, were building up fast.
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There has been no sign of the aid that is being stockpiled in Cucuta leaving the warehouse.
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The FDA extended its use-by date for the stockpiled drugs, but Berkowitz has to trash it.
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Many have stockpiled for weeks of social distancing, if the shelves at the market are any indication.
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The country has most likely already stockpiled enough fuel to fight an extended war, Mr. Lewis said.
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As in Hong Kong, they had stockpiled water and basic foods on Saturday and Sunday, emptying stores.
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In 1999 and 2008, tons of stockpiled elephant ivory were sold in order to ease rampant poaching.
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"Within the last decade, Russia has produced and stockpiled small quantities of Novichoks under the same program."
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Newborn calves and their mothers were killed and about 500 bales of stockpiled hay were washed away.
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The government stockpiled the rice in the hope of making a profit, but world prices fell instead.
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Despite the early spending, Trump's political coalition has stockpiled plenty of resources to maintain its advertising dominance.
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They record between 25 to 30 anaphylaxis cases annually, about two-thirds of which require stockpiled EpiPens.
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Trump's campaign ended last month with more $35.4 million in available cash stockpiled in its bank account.
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The substance was later determined to be VX, a deadly chemical weapon that North Korea has stockpiled.
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Records from the ongoing probate case also revealed Prince stockpiled cash and 67 gold bars, while eschewing stocks.
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Here's hoping those helpful replies are eventually stockpiled into a public document or website for all to see.
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"This also means that salt-coated masks could be stockpiled in preparation for pandemics and epidemics," Rubino said.
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It was eventually mass-produced as a chemical weapon and stockpiled by the U.S. during the Cold War.
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In a storage unit kept by Daniel Rigmaiden, investigators found large bundles of cash stockpiled at the location.
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Analysts said TV makers have stockpiled panels for fear of further tariffs, raising inventories and exacerbating the glut.
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Since its launch in 20153, the program has stockpiled iris scans from 434,000 arrestees, an FBI spokesperson confirmed.
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Other U.S. senators who are considering 85033 campaigns have also stockpiled millions in their Senate bank accounts: Sen.
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The Yankees stockpiled relievers last off-season and dealt two of their closers in July for significant hauls.
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Activists, who had home-made shields, stockpiled bricks and petrol and nail bombs on bridges and other approaches.
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Supplies donated by the U.S. and others have been stockpiled in warehouses near the border in recent days.
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The company had stockpiled components in anticipation for this kind of situation, but it may not be enough.
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Whether someone has stockpiled food and paper goods or sold equities, it will bring a feeling of relief.
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Meanwhile, investors stockpiled cash, adding $95.7 billion inflows on top of the record $137 billion piled last week.
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Hasson stockpiled weapons and planned on carrying out a "massive" terrorist attack on minorities, government officials, and journalists.
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Gilead had stockpiled the drug, as well as the materials used to make it, for use against Ebola.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren have stockpiled millions more than their rivals, including Joe Biden, the AP reports.
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The amendment didn't specifically outlaw the consumption of alcohol, though, so people stockpiled reserves of their favorite drinks.
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The shooter had stockpiled weapons and ammunition at the hotel in the days leading up to the massacre.
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Hall said, at one point, there were 252 tractor-trailer loads of the stuff stockpiled in her town.
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Threats posted online, angry or violent sentiments conveyed in conversations, guns purchased, and ammunition stockpiled are among them.
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In recent years, Tyler revisited her old journals and the dusty pop culture ephemera she stockpiled back then.
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And he keeps enough bottled water and dry food stockpiled in his garage to last several weeks, he said.
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The Air Force had no immediate comment on the budget cut proposal and its intentions for the stockpiled missiles.
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Thai rubber exporters say they have enough of the commodity stockpiled to ensure only minimal disruption to scheduled shipments.
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There's a persistent idea that corrupt governments are fueling the trade, through vast storehouses of ivory stockpiled long ago.
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"Odors will obviously be an issue as the stockpiled waste putrefies," an internal email cited by the Guardian said.
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Studies from the Department of Defense have shown that stockpiled medications last months to years past the listed date.
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Hospitals in Gafsa, Tataouine, Mednine and Gabes are prepared to receive wounded, and authorities have stockpiled supplies, officials say.
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The concern was that in the 1960s the U.S. had the most nuclear weapons stockpiled, which has since declined.
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"Iran cannot claim benign intent on the world stage while it purchases and stockpiled products for centrifuges," he added.
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But she quickly realized that, thanks to inflation, money stockpiled in a savings account would lose value over time.
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PGNiG representatives said that gas storage facilities in Europe are full, with 20.4 billion cubic metres stockpiled in Germany.
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We made a synthetic flu vaccine, that was the first time we ever stockpiled a flu vaccine in advance.
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Two months before the shooting, Roof purchased a pistol and stockpiled ammunition, a South Carolina gun store manager testified.
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Categorize it — okay, that's a thought about the asshole who stockpiled the hand sanitizer — then throw it back in.
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The company has since stockpiled components "for uncertain times," Guo Ping, a Huawei deputy chairman, told reporters in March.
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Knowing they would be able to use the things eventually, greenhouse gas emitters stockpiled tens of millions of permits.
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American farmers, Mr. Witte noted, have stockpiled an abnormally large amount of soybeans as Chinese demand has fallen off.
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I've never stockpiled anything before, because I live in the middle of London, an incredible city that has everything.
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It has stockpiled components "for uncertain times," Guo Ping, a deputy chairman of the company, told reporters in March.
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He stockpiled dozens of weapons, apparently with no one, and no law, to question the practice or his rationale.
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The farmers — among President Trump's staunchest supporters — can only hope that trade tensions ease before the stockpiled beans rot.
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The finished planes cannot be delivered, however, and are being stockpiled in Seattle, taking a toll on Boeing's revenues.
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It has been accepted by the W.H.O. and stockpiled for epidemics like the one that struck Haiti in 2010.
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Some companies may have stockpiled goods to avoid the duties (at the cost of extra storage space and loans).
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A bad guy can cut off our access to stockpiled coal, but can't shut off the sun or wind.
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Not only are there extremely effective treatments, but a vaccine accepted by the W.H.O. is being stockpiled for epidemics.
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The ingredients stockpiled in Lush's Toronto factory seem more like items you'd expect to find at a conceptual new bakery.
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All of these companies have likely stockpiled supplies of computer chips and are working to develop alternatives, according to Triolo.
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For its part, Huawei has stockpiled components and ramped up development and production of its own in-house chipmaker, HiSilicon.
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Two other Democratic presidential candidates -- Warren and South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg -- have each stockpiled more than $2672 million.
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This aggressive front comes with $210 million stockpiled in cash, and fund-raising that is continuing at a brisk pace.
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There were reports that some supplies reached Venezuela across its southern border with Brazil, where aid has also been stockpiled.
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Now he's dealing exclusively in Swiss Miss, selling individual packets of hot chocolate that he's stockpiled from the prison commissary.
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Coal can be stockpiled to guard against a temporary interruption of supplies due to weather, industrial action or international conflict.
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Imperial, which has 260 employees in the Huckleberry mine, said it would retain the remaining employees to mill stockpiled ore.
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He stockpiled bitcoin even as he worked at outposts of Apple and eBay in Utah over the next few years.
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Utilities had stockpiled an additional 34 million tons of coal during the final months of 2015, anticipating a colder winter.
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The company did not disclose the financial terms of the deal, which takes effect immediately and includes current stockpiled product.
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These pipeline constraints have stockpiled crude oil throughout Texas and Oklahoma, and federal data this week estimated another production record.
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Instead of keeping stockpiled water bottles, some compounds tap into underground wells for a more renewable source of fresh water.
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According to prosecutors, the defendants carried rifles, stockpiled some 15,000 rounds of ammunition and practiced shooting drills during the takeover.
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Network and security vulnerabilities, such as WannaCry or backdoors to encryption, should not be unnecessarily stockpiled or mandated by governments.
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Huawei has reportedly stockpiled components and parts to ride out potential restrictions, which would be enough to last three months.
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In May, it was revealed that we had stockpiled 1.2 billion pounds of "natural American cheese" like Colby and Jack.
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Although Indian companies had stockpiled extra ingredients ahead of the Lunar New Year holiday, those reserves are now running low.
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U.S. companies ranging from retailers to manufacturers stockpiled goods before Washington and Beijing began slapping tariffs on imports last year.
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If industries complied with cheap stockpiled allowances rather than real emission reductions, emissions would not decline 40 percent by 20203.
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They knew as far back as January that radical Islamists possibly tied to the group had stockpiled weapons and detonators.
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DoorDash has stockpiled hand sanitizer and gloves for its deliver drivers to help keep them safe during the coronavirus outbreak.
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Will the Boston Celtics cash in some of those shiny assets they've stockpiled to spring another Irving-size summer surprise?
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Officials have also stockpiled ventilators, a necessity for severe cases of this coronavirus, which causes high fever and respiratory problems.
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Saudi Arabia has roughly 27 days of supply stockpiled, according to S&P Global Platts, a provider of energy information.
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In the meantime, all the money stockpiled in banks would be better spent invested in companies to spur economic growth.
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For decades, the federal government has stockpiled massive stashes of medication, antidotes and vaccines in secure locations throughout the country.
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Some affluent Indians who had stockpiled large amounts of cash have resorted to creative methods to quickly spend their money.
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Distribution of its stockpiled 46 million liters of water and four million meals and snacks will continue on the island.
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So the ultimate test will be to see if the stockpiled version stops the next outbreak that occurs in nature.
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The industry has stockpiled $914 billion in capital to help cushion loan losses, a 40% boost in the last decade.
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And when that happens, Boeing can start delivering its stockpiled jets, and could start logging new orders for the Max again.
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"Tesla may have stockpiled batteries amid Fremont downtime, allowing production to be higher in the final week of 23Q," Johnson wrote.
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Some have even experienced break-ins that owners think are related to the weed they stockpiled in anticipation of the shortage.
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The union has warned it is prepared for a lengthy strike, saying it has stockpiled supplies and provisions for 60 days.
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U.S. importers, including retailers and automakers, late last year stockpiled goods made in China to avoid the Trump administration's new tariffs.
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He was abusing the narcotic tramadol, and he had stockpiled 30 bottles of human growth hormone, prosecutors said in court papers.
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The vaccine, known as rVSV-ZEBOV and developed by Merck, has been stockpiled, ready for use, by the vaccines alliance GAVI.
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Gun sales soared under President Obama, as people stockpiled firearms and ammunition over fears that the government would tighten gun controls.
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He said the firm had sought help with liquidity and demand for aluminum, which is already being stockpiled around the town.
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But I've always tried to write a few things and have them stockpiled to choose what the next one will be.
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Over the weekend, supporters of Venezuela's interim president, Juan Guaido, tried to retrieve international humanitarian aid stockpiled in Colombia and Brazil.
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He said the firm had sought help with liquidity and demand for aluminium, which is already being stockpiled around the town.
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Even in peaceful times, stockpiled warheads can pose a danger if they're accidentally set off or fall into the wrong hands.
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Hasson had stockpiled 15 AR-15s, long rifles, and handguns and allegedly compiled a list of people he wanted to kill.
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President Moon ordered masks to be stockpiled as a strategic item so suppliers can increase output without fear of producing surplus.
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As people prepare to stay home during the ongoing coronavirus outbreak, some household staples are getting stockpiled more zealously than others.
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The teaching hospital has stockpiled surgical blouses, face masks and disinfectant gels, and rotas have been rewritten to increase working hours.
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President Moon ordered masks to be stockpiled as a strategic item so suppliers can increase output without fear of producing surplus.
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When the quarantine first went into effect in January, residents stockpiled food and supplies because they worried it could run out.
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Security experts said it was not surprising that the government had stockpiled flaws in major technology products to use for spying.
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Hunter does many things well but isn't the big-ticket splash Chicago hoped for amidst a season of stockpiled losses. 8.
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By mid-2015, China had stockpiled about 190.5 million barrels under its SPR program, or roughly one month of net crude imports.
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Nutrien, the retailer that sells to farmers, has already stockpiled chemicals including dicyandiamide (DCD), a fertilizer ingredient made almost exclusively in China.
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Colin Powell to convince the American people that Saddam had stockpiled "weapons of mass destruction" in secret bunkers hidden in the desert.
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I'd stockpiled tricks to distract her from pain and help her get through, including terrible knock-knock jokes and dumb movie trivia.
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Stockpiled antiviral drugs called neuraminidase inhibitors can help, as long as they're dispensed within a couple days after a person gets sick.
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A more concentrated market means supply cuts could lift prices, but it may take time to overcome stockpiled inventories and weaker demand.
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In addition to that rifle and handgun, he stockpiled other firearms as well as chemicals, piping and electronics to make explosive devices.
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Across the islands, and now in the US, fuel, food, and water are all being stockpiled, while schools and offices have closed.
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With new orders coming in at the fastest rate since April 2011, factories built up backlogs of work and stockpiled raw materials.
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Dora Huamán, a fourth-generation grower, has stockpiled tons of dried roots because she sees no point in selling at a loss.
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The World Health Organization has stockpiled a vaccine that could be used as soon as next week in known cholera hot spots.
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"While people have stockpiled toilet paper, hand sanitizer, and pantry essentials, they've also purchased ammunition at an unprecedented rate," reads the site.
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Without coverage, Ms. Walker stockpiled empty vials of insulin in her refrigerator, using a syringe to suck out whatever drops were left.
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It has stockpiled tens of millions of taxpayer dollars with little government oversight and possibly engaged in self-dealing with top executives.
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Many grocery store shelves were bare as shoppers stockpiled food, toilet paper and other goods for potentially lengthy periods of self-isolation.
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A military canteen was stockpiled with boxes of cereal, multiple bags of bagels and four fridges full of soda and juice boxes.
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The Chinese maker of telecoms equipment has stockpiled essential components that are in limited supply from American firms because of the ban.
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He and other members of his group in September stockpiled truckloads of weaponry to mobilize for the attack, the Justice Department said.
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My roommate keeps Caudalie's and Fresh's stockpiled in our bathroom, but I only reach for them before I self-tan (which isn't often).
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Lombardo has said investigators might never know why Paddock meticulously stockpiled guns for the deadly attack on a concert crowd of 22,000 people.
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Hasson stockpiled steroids and human growth hormone "to increase his ability to conduct attacks," the government wrote in court documents earlier this year.
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Huawei has reportedly stockpiled enough US-made parts to last three months to a year, so it might have enough to keep operating.
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Although Brexiteers claim it is all a giant bluff, the picture painted of long queues and stockpiled food and medicines is not pretty.
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Microsoft initially blamed the U.S. for the attack, saying the NSA stockpiled software vulnerabilities, which had subsequently been stolen by a third party.
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She stockpiled coal in order to reduce the miners' chance of doing to her what they had done to her predecessor, Ted Heath.
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Although I do indulge in a nice pair of shoes from time to time, the bulk of what we make is being stockpiled.
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But this wasn't true in the 1960s, when the US government stockpiled such weapons and work continued on developing new, more effective variants.
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Beck concluded by explaining that he himself has stockpiled a year's worth of food and he encouraged his viewers to do the same.
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He'd already had a collection of various avant-garde releases stockpiled before he opened the store, and used that as an initial stock.
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Recycled products are being stockpiled in warehouses and loading docks around the country because China quit accepting the materials a few years ago.
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Plus, many of the announced senators have stockpiled millions of dollars in their Senate accounts that they can use for their presidential campaigns.
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Protesters at City University had stockpiled bricks and petrol bombs on the bridges and other approaches and were making small devices with nails.
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His music kept pouring out even while he was serving time, stockpiled in advance for constant supply, full of his stretchy, mumbly voice.
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"It is very disturbing to find the amount of guns and ammunition stockpiled in an apartment in a residential community," Mr. Brown added.
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The United States is estimated to have only about 62,000 full featured ventilators on hand and an additional 8,900 in the national stockpiled.
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US government officials have long warned about biological weapons attacks against us, and they have stockpiled their own defensive biological weapons for decades.
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On Monday he said that by the end of this month, the country would have stockpiled more nuclear fuel than the deal allowed.
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For instance, ventilator guidelines for New York state released in 2015 note that there are 7,241 ventilators available, with an additional 1,750 stockpiled.
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Many healthcare workers have taken to social media to complain that they were not able to buy food as other people had stockpiled.
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Thousands of Americans have stockpiled on supplies for home quarantines during the coronavirus pandemic, causing a shortage of toilet paper around the world.
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In many cases, they could find ways to replace American components and have likely already stockpiled key parts, limiting the short-term impact.
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All told, candidates running for Senate seats have stockpiled more than $22019 million in their campaign accounts by the end of September. Sen.
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Some residents shared the food and water they had stockpiled, while others took whatever they could from wrecked food shops, offices and pharmacies.
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He allegedly stockpiled more than a dozen guns and a thousand rounds of ammunition while gathering information about where members of Congress resided.
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With that in mind, the Yankees not only shrugged at Schmidt's injury, they stockpiled pitchers — something they have steadily done since last summer.
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Donations of food and supplies are being stockpiled at the Barnes Center, and the students have received visits from state and local lawmakers.
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When stockpiled warheads are factored in, the United States and Russia have roughly 4,500 warheads each, and both are engaged in modernization programs.
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But at the nearby Mesaeeid stockyard, vast dunes of gabbro rock, around 10 million tonnes' worth according to officials, lay stockpiled for construction.
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Mining activity at Anglo's smaller El Soldado copper mine remained suspended, but its plants were operating normally with stockpiled material, the company added.
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Both are estimated to have over 6,000 deployed, stockpiled or retired (and awaiting dismantlement) nuclear warheads, according to the Federation of American Scientists.
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Through regular horn trimmings, which Hume likens to humans cutting their nails, he has stockpiled more than five tons of horn to sell.
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According to Reuters, the non-profit Nuclear Threat Initiative believes that at one point, Russia had stockpiled "thousands of tonnes" of the nerve agent.
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He stockpiled weapons in the cages that weren't used to hide people and was even captured and sent to a German prison in 1944.
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In 2008, South Africa, Zimbabwe, Namibia and Botswana auctioned 102 tons of stockpiled ivory, raising $15 million which was put toward elephant conservation initiatives.
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The company's landlords have been told that it will cost tens of million dollars to safely dispose of the glass that's been stockpiled there.
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Martin, who took up his post in mid-November, said it was difficult to know how much ordnance Islamic State has stockpiled in Mosul.
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If you have some stockpiled cash and want to get in on the action, you can see the entire list of auctioned cameras here.
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And after years of success, Facebook has stockpiled $23 billion in cash on hand in case it wants to make any other big acquisitions.
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The tech giant's quarterly results Tuesday are expected to show overall cash reserves of more than $250 billion, with the vast majority stockpiled offshore.
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The survey showed that factories in Britain stockpiled for Brexit at a frenzied rate last month, pushing manufacturing growth to a 13-month high.
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The price of digital currency stockpiled by companies to pay off potential cyberthreats could reach $1 million one day, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Wednesday.
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Right now, 2.2 million doses have been stockpiled by worldwide health authorities for an estimated 1.4 billion people who are at risk of cholera.
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Additional funds were set aside for highly specialized responses, like stockpiled antibiotics and anthrax or smallpox vaccines, but those, too, had no sustainable impact.
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"Higher carbon prices mean higher costs for all European utilities, unless of course they hedged or stockpiled allowances," said French energy consultant Hibault Laconde.
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It was stockpiled with some $12 billion in cash as of last year, thanks to backing from the likes of Apple and Japan's SoftBank.
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Summer is the season when children play outdoors tirelessly until nightfall, burning up all the energy they had stockpiled throughout the school year, right?
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The Russian Federation has a total of 6,490 stockpiled and retired nuclear weapons in its arsenal, down from 6,850 last year, according to SIPRI.
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This means that those stored on Apple's servers, or those that a resourceful adversary has stockpiled via another means of interception, may be vulnerable.
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During a January trial, an FBI agent testified that Rathburn took little care as he stockpiled body parts in freezers at his Detroit warehouse.
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If Sanders is the neighbor who stockpiled canned food, water, and paper towels, Biden is the neighbor making a last-minute run to Costco.
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It has stockpiled Western chips, maintained supply from Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (the world's largest contract chip maker) and developed its own phone software.
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Across northern Luzon, many thousands of people evacuated their homes and stockpiled emergency supplies in frantic preparation for the possibility of a major disaster.
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He said the U.S. has about 43 million face masks stockpiled today, but those need to go to health-care providers first and foremost.
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Any excess funds stockpiled also could be used to buy back units, thus enabling Blackstone, in theory at least, to nudge up their price.
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Ms. Shamdasani said that Iraqi troops entering the city had found large quantities of sulfur and ammonia stockpiled in civilian areas of the city.
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Iran appears to have stockpiled enough uranium for a nuclear weapon, which is a major sign President Donald Trump's maximum pressure campaign is failing.
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But with the country awash in radioactive waste and plutonium stockpiled for warheads, the task of managing this atomic legacy grows ever more urgent.
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The city council has stockpiled flour, wheat, fuel, sugar and rice, and residents were being urged to adapt to the new situation, Hassan said.
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Fearing delays, many manufacturers and retailers stockpiled parts and goods ahead of Britain's original March Brexit deadline, leaving little warehouse space in the country.
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The United States has sent tons of aid that is being stockpiled on Colombia's border with Venezuela, but Maduro has refused to let it in.
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Lombardo has said investigators might never know why gunman Steven Paddock meticulously stockpiled guns for the deadly attack on a concert crowd of 22,000 people.
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Aum built a weapons factory inside its compound near Mount Fuji, where it stockpiled the ingredients for enough sarin (a nerve agent) to kill millions.
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It is sitting on an unknown amount of stockpiled REE and is now under pressure to release some of it to dampen bubbling spot markets.
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Potts also said the firm had brought forward some purchases of goods and packaging materials to support its manufacturing division, and stockpiled popular "cupboard fillers".
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He delivered a Japanese SLOP glass pipe to the rapper just last week ... and estimates Action has stockpiled about $50k worth of super fancy bongs.
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" For its part, the CIA appears to have made no effort to check in with the tech companies about the exploits that it has "stockpiled.
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Both, with minor differences, also set up a reasonable method for encouraging repatriation of cash that has been stockpiled abroad; that is a good thing.
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Senior police officer Jan Hieber said police had probably only found a small proportion of the weapons that had been stockpiled for use in disturbances.
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On Monday, the state Assembly passed a bill that would make it illegal to return any food items that have been stockpiled during this pandemic.
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Most pharmaceutical companies contacted by Reuters this week said their facilities had minimal damage and that they had stockpiled enough medicines to avoid supply disruptions.
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Domestic demand for ready-to-eat grains, mainly buckwheat, has risen significantly in the country as Russians worried by the coronavirus epidemic have stockpiled staples.
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Prosecutors also alleged that Salman knew Mateen had stockpiled ammunition and that she'd told him to lie about his whereabouts that night to his mother.
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So-called doomsday preppers have long stockpiled food and ammo, and have invested in fallout shelters to take refuge in case of a disaster scenario.
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That means collaborating with 3M on a new respirator design using stockpiled parts like the fans made to cool the fannies of F-903 drivers.
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In some places, plastic, paper and other scraps have been put in landfills or stockpiled, and fires at recycling centers have underlined the environmental risks.
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It cannot deliver any Max jets until regulators clear the plane to fly, and has stockpiled more than $2200 billion worth of planes in Seattle.
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The United States has deployed about 1,370 nuclear warheads and has stockpiled more than 6,500, and has submarines and aircraft able to launch nuclear weapons.
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The government says Hasson also stockpiled steroids and human growth hormone "to increase his ability to conduct attacks," consistent with the directions in Breivik's manifesto.
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The government also said Hasson stockpiled steroids and human growth hormone "to increase his ability to conduct attacks," consistent with the directions in Breivik's manifesto.
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In some places, plastic, paper and other scraps have been put in landfills or stockpiled, and fires at recycling centers have underlined the environmental risks.
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North Korea is one of nine nations to have stockpiled nuclear weapons – about 14,500 total worldwide, a figure that has declined since the Cold War.
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Orders for the 737 Max have dropped significantly, and Boeing has not been able to deliver stockpiled planes, which has been a huge cash drain.
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They'd stockpiled weapons and explosives, allegedly as part of a plan to bomb Islamberg, a small Muslim community 22017 miles northwest of New York City.
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They'd stockpiled weapons and explosives, allegedly as part of a plan to bomb Islamberg, a small Muslim community 140 miles northwest of New York City.
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In the months leading up to the White House's tariffs on washing machines, firms stockpiled supply from foreign sellers, causing monthly imports to rise by 50%.
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Chipmaker Intel has filed an antitrust lawsuit against a SoftBank-owned investment company alleging the firm stockpiled patents to hold up technology companies with numerous lawsuits.
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The senator was part of a U.S. delegation visiting the Colombian border city of Cucuta, where humanitarian aid is being stockpiled for planned delivery to Venezuela.
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He requested $0 last quarter from the Federal Reserve, which funds the bureau, and instead drew on a $177 million reserve fund the agency had stockpiled.
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As fighting intensified around Falluja in recent days, the United Nations said it had stockpiled supplies in Baghdad in the event of a new displacement crisis.
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The criminal complaint against the trio alleges they surveyed possible targets, stockpiled guns, ammunition and explosive components and planned on issuing a manifesto after the attack.
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That's when they'll take to their predetermined secret locales, shoot would-be intruders, and do whatever it takes to protect their families and their stockpiled food.
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I also have some hefty doses of codeine, Ambien, Haldol and Ativan that I've cunningly stockpiled from the hospice service, like a squirrel hoarding for winter.
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Clomipramine is on Britain's official list of drugs to be stockpiled by pharmaceutical firms in preparation for Brexit, the country's looming departure from the European Union.
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On top of that, North Korea tested its most powerful nuclear bomb ever on September 250, and it may have stockpiled up to 2000 nuclear weapons.
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If you've stockpiled dried beans, cook up a big pot of Melissa Clark's herbed white bean and sausage soup or Julia Moskin's best black bean soup.
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"The problem I have is that people have been seeing this coming for a long time and governments and hospitals just have not stockpiled," Gjerde says.
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Across New York, there were 7,241 ventilators in acute care settings, and another 1,750 stockpiled for use in an emergency, according to a 2015 state report.
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Huawei could have stockpiled hardware like Intel processors, but it's more difficult to stockpile Windows and Office licenses and ensure Microsoft was adhering to the rules.
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He had also stockpiled automatic weapons, each with the same markings on the gun magazines as the Christchurch shooter, according to sources familiar with the investigation.
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According to the same G.A.O. report, around 80,000 metric tons of spent fuel from commercial reactors is stockpiled at 80 interim storage sites in 35 states.
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Michael Beary, told The Associated Press last week that he has no evidence that weapons are being illegally transferred and stockpiled in the Hezbollah-dominated south.
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Nelson has been involved in Florida politics for more than four decades, and has stockpiled $8 million in his campaign account for his upcoming reelection battle.
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Officials in New Hanover County, which includes Wilmington, have stockpiled enough food and water for 60,000 people for four days, along with more than 28,000 tarps.
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A US Coast Guard and self-proclaimed white nationalist had stockpiled weapons and ammunition with plans to stage an attack targeting Democratic politicians, journalists, and judges.
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Rescue workers stockpiled more than 300 tons of emergency rations but are concerned about being able to reach people if roads are damaged, Ms. Nguyen said.
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If the electricity feeding in were cheap and abundant enough, there is in principle no limit to the amount of reserve energy that could be stockpiled.
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Iran said this week that it had stockpiled more than 300kg of enriched uranium—Mr Trump having torn up its promise to America not to do so.
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Police said that the group stockpiled 22015 firearms and three IEDs and intended to use the weapons in what authorities called a "serious plot" against the town.
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The attackers had also stockpiled a long list of chemicals and explosives at two Bangkok apartments, according to the indictment by Thai military prosecutors seen by Reuters.
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Image: AP ImagesEarlier today, Kenya set ablaze 105 tons of stockpiled ivory in a measure designed to discourage the poaching of elephants and rhinoceros in the country.
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But the report said the impact would likely be blunted on the military, which probably has enough fuel stockpiled to continue normal operations for the immediate future.
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Newcrest said it would recommence mining operations at its flagship Cadia mine on Tuesday but all mined ore would be stockpiled on the surface until processing restarted.
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What to watch: A caravan organized by the opposition set off today for the border, where food and medicine flown in by the U.S. have been stockpiled.
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As capital leaves, China's foreign exchange reserve managers must either sell some of the $3.3 trillion in assets they have stockpiled or allow the yuan to weaken.
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As Apple's most recent case with the FBI demonstrated, vulnerabilities and hacks exist, and often times, are stockpiled for when law enforcement need access to a device.
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Savings have piled up as skittish emerging-market central banks stockpiled foreign-exchange reserves and as the share of income flowing to the savings-prone rich grew.
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The health secretary, Matt Hancock, said his department was buying up fridges to store six weeks of stockpiled medicines to keep the National Health Service in supply.
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But multiple experts have warned that the process, which entails disassembling deployed and stockpiled weapons, closing nuclear reactors and removing all enriched uranium, could span several years.
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"Companies like Equifax that have stockpiled massive, insecure databases of Americans' most sensitive personal data must make security the top priority at every single stage," Wyden said.
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Iran deadline: The day's other big development was Iran saying that in 10 days it will have stockpiled more uranium than allowed under the 85003 nuclear deal.
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Protesters at City University have stockpiled bricks and petrol bombs on the bridges and other approaches and were making small devices with nails, apparently to puncture tires.
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Recycling slowed last year as more scrapped cars were stockpiled by recyclers awaiting better prices, and as fewer cars, which use platinum in their autocatalysts, were scrapped.
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"Retailers do not have the facilities to house stockpiled goods and in the case of fresh produce, it is simply not possible to do so," it added.
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And boxes of food and water stockpiled in a government office in Florida were infested by rats, Bianca Padró Ocasio of The Orlando Sentinel reported last week.
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Many of the donated masks have been stockpiled, in order to adhere to California Occupational Safety and Health Standards put into action following last year's devastating wildfires.
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Investigators are continuing to probe the "secret life" of Stephen Paddock, a high-stakes video gambler who stockpiled a major cache of weapons without arousing any suspicion.
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In a potential sign of future challenges, Reuters reported that millions of face masks stockpiled by Ontario to protect healthcare workers during a future epidemic have expired.
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In a potential sign of future challenges, Reuters reported that millions of face masks stockpiled by Ontario to protect healthcare workers during a future epidemic have expired.
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The farmers, among President Trump's staunchest supporters, can only wish that trade tensions ease before the stockpiled beans spoil — and before Brazil's spring harvest creates fresh competition.
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Perhaps in compensation, he stockpiled 19th-century dog paintings ("my ancestors," he liked to joke), lacquered furniture, Delft china, obelisks, porcelain vegetables, botanical prints and Regency furniture.
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But the metal, which had been spot-welded to look like pallets, was actually being stockpiled by California-based companies that Mr. Liu controlled, the indictment states.
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Federal data are expected to show more than 2.5 billion pounds of beef, pork, poultry and turkey stockpiled in U.S. warehouses, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Yet lawmakers on a Senate Appropriations subcommittee called the request woefully inadequate and questioned whether the administration had stockpiled necessary resources to respond to such an outbreak.
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Iran has stockpiled 1,202.83 kilograms, or about 2,600 pounds, which is well beyond what the 2015 nuclear deal between Tehran and world powers allowed, an official said.
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Buzzfeed also reported that, after the murder, Gypsy actually took $4000 that Dee Dee had stockpiled from her various child support checks and other financial wheelings and dealings.
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Bloomberg reports that Huawei has stockpiled at least three month's worth of components in anticipation of this situation, but beyond that the company may need to seek alternatives.
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"From the print shop and from different hideouts, over 11 million fake euros and over $1.7 million were seized, some stockpiled ready and some unfinished," the statement said.
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According to Rodchenkov, athletes stockpiled clean urine for months before the Sochi games, and he personally snuck around during the Olympics, replacing tainted urine samples with clean specimens.
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It was unclear whether the forms were received before the deadline and then stockpiled by the department, or whether they were received and sent late, according to Maddren.
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John Hume, who owns 1,410 rhinos—more than any other private owner in the world—has five tonnes of horn stockpiled that he is not allowed to sell.
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Because venture firms have stockpiled money, they're well-positioned to take another look at early-stage deals, now very reasonably priced, and once again invest in them liberally.
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This means that I'm always stockpiled with work in one way or another, and things have leveled out over the past couple of years into a sustainable routine.
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The Filipino fighters were reinforced by armed foreigners and financed by IS. The attackers infiltrated Marawi in strength and stealthily stockpiled munitions before a single shot was fired.
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BEIJING, May 8 (Reuters) - China's coal imports in April rose as power plants stockpiled supplies ahead of the peak summer electricity demand season, customs data showed on Wednesday.
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Below is an overview of the world's nine nuclear-armed states, the number of weapons (stockpiled and retired) they have, and the 31 countries they've vowed to protect.
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Mr. Johnson said on Sunday that Britain had evidence that Russia had stockpiled Novichok during the past decade and had investigated ways to deliver nerve agents for assassination.
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For months, retailers stockpiled goods ahead of previous Brexit deadlines for fear that traffic jams and issues at the border would prevent food from getting into the country.
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Keenum lacks the equity stockpiled by Brees, one of the best quarterbacks of this or any generation; it's one reason Zimmer refrained from anointing him all those times.
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Other Huawei executives have said the company stockpiled computer chips and electronic components in anticipation that it might one day be unable to buy them from American suppliers.
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The group was under surveillance, and the authorities had learned as far back as January that radical Islamists possibly tied to the group had stockpiled weapons and detonators.
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Meanwhile, the company has stockpiled tens of thousands of gloves and bottles of hand sanitizer that it's offering to its delivery drivers free of charges other than shipping.
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FEMA told CNN the agency has provided 60 million meals to survivors in Puerto Rico, and 4 million meals and snacks remain stockpiled on the island for distribution.
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But October's cash windfall left Heitkamp with $11.1 million stockpiled for the final sprint to Election Day, campaign reports filed Thursday night with the Federal Election Commission show.
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Emerging markets now account for more than half global economic output and have stockpiled trillions of dollars of foreign exchange reserves, much of that banked in U.S. bonds.
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But it quickly became clear from verified soil and blood samples of victims that sarin, a lethal nerve agent once stockpiled by Mr. Assad's military, had been used.
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Crowds converged in the town, where tons of aid have been stockpiled, cheering Latino pop stars in a pro-Guaidó show arranged by Richard Branson, the billionaire entrepreneur.
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Mr. Trump and Mr. Guaidó have set a deadline of Saturday for the military to allow humanitarian aid stockpiled at the Colombian border to be delivered to Venezuela.
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Duterte on Sunday said the United States had stockpiled weapons, including tanks, in three locations in the Philippines, which could provoke China and put his country in harm's way.
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If a viral outbreak hits, the vaccine could be sent around the world in a digital file in minutes and produced locally, instead of being stockpiled and shipped out.
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This involved entering false results into computer records to make them appear clean or, during the Sochi Games, physically replacing "dirty" urine samples with clean urine stockpiled in advance.
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Blizzard has since changed how it handles timed event loot, allowing players to now purchase items using in-game currency earned while playing in the event or stockpiled beforehand.
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After a Missouri mom was unable to breastfeed her son, she decided to donate the 1,040 ounces of breast milk she had stockpiled to families affected by Hurricane Harvey.
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According to the New York Times, North Korea is "known to have stockpiled" chemical weapons, and U.S. and South Korean authorities have accused its government of orchestrating the plot.
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Gross domestic product probably increased at a 4.1 percent annualized rate, also as business stockpiled inventory ahead of the impending import duties, according to a Reuters survey of economists.
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Customers - grappling with stockpiled goods and delays on a new round of planned tariff increases - eased off buying, exacerbating a normal slowdown due to Chinese New Year factory closures.
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While it's likely the company would continue to sell stockpiled versions of the Wii U well into 2017, the action would mark an inauspicious end to a disappointing run.
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A survey last week showed manufacturers stockpiled goods by the most on record for any big advanced economy as they prepared for the possibility of border delays after Brexit.
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The sellers are mainly households who stockpiled enough food and medicine to dare sell some, but only to trusted neighbors or relatives, or in return for items they need.
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Domestic gun sales have fallen significantly after soaring under President Barack Obama, when gun enthusiasts stockpiled weapons and ammunition out of fear that the government would tighten gun laws.
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When she deals with the police — an inevitable interaction in this genre — they happen to notice that she has stockpiled enough wine and prescription drugs to sedate an army.
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For now, I will vote for politicians who would regulate drug companies, but I will still keep all of my expired insulin stockpiled in my fridge just in case.
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A white supremacist who is also a Coast Guard officer, pleaded guilty to charges that he stockpiled weapons and opioids, and was sentenced Friday to 13 years in prison.
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The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services has said the government has stockpiled 30 million masks, but it needs 300 million to protect front-line healthcare workers alone.
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Ali Asghar Zarean said that Iran has stockpiled 1,200 kilograms, or about 2,600 pounds, which is well beyond what the 2015 nuclear deal between Tehran and world powers allowed.
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But that's not to say that the nuclear threat is gone: While more than 5,000 warheads are awaiting dismantling, Russia and the US each have about 4,000 more stockpiled.
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They have stockpiled a group of great coaches with brilliant X's and O's and play-calling minds who were undervalued elsewhere or didn't work out for non-football reasons.
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While the company also produced other political masks, including one depicting Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, workers stockpiled Trump's, expecting them to sell out in 2016, as Reuters reported.
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The state-funding bodies that really do want to engender internet art just aren't as stockpiled with cash as the film funds, so it was hard to get money going.
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Profits at its flagship wealth management business and investment bank were hit as trading slipped and clients stockpiled cash, falling 21 percent and 64 percent on an adjusted basis, respectively.
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New York (CNN Business)WD-40's stock had its best day in more than six years Wednesday after it said customers stockpiled the product ahead of a price increase.
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Huawei was already steeling itself for disruption to its supply chain, saying in March that it had diversified suppliers and stockpiled key parts to ensure the continuity of its business.
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The company has reportedly stockpiled enough US-made parts to last it anywhere from three months to a year, so it will have some time to prepare for the crisis.
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"He's got the whole history of Westeros stockpiled in his head, so how is he going to be able to concentrate on running a kingdom?" wrote Rebecca Patton on Bustle.com.
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The legislation ... would permit the estimated $2.6 trillion that corporations have stockpiled outside the country to return to the United States subject to a rate expected to be around 15%.
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There were no embellishments, no fun peekaboo mesh panels, and absolutely nothing that set them apart from the slew of stretchy black leggings you may have stockpiled in your closet.
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In the first half of the year, total production rose 4 percent to 428,203 tonnes compared to a year ago as the company mostly stockpiled its ore despite the ban.
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Aid had been stockpiled before Hurricane Irma, the storm that recently preceded Maria, but it was distributed to neighboring islands after Dominica appeared to have avoided the worst of it.
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As the number of coronavirus cases grow, top healthcare officials have said the US does not have enough protective equipment stockpiled to meet the anticipated need of the healthcare system.
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At its mines in Mali and Namibia, B2Gold said it had stockpiled significant reserves of supplies to make it through the second quarter without a change to their production guidance.
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Worth noting, however: Under California's rule, Toyota stood to lose 71.4 million federal greenhouse gas credits it had stockpiled from selling all those Prius hybrids, potentially worth billions of dollars.
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The only problem is that China's NPI producers have proven themselves adept both at cost-cutting and mingling their stockpiled Indonesian ore with material from other sources, mainly the Philippines.
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The women rubbed his face with toxic liquid, which the Malaysian authorities identified in an autopsy as VX, a banned chemical weapon that North Korea is known to have stockpiled.
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In 225, the South Korean Defense Ministry said the North had stockpiled 2,500 to 5,000 tons of chemical weapons and had a capacity to produce a variety of biological weapons.
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Experimental Ebola vaccines that worked in monkeys had existed for years, but had never been tested in humans or stockpiled because vaccine companies had no financial incentive to make them.
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The U.S. trade deficit with Beijing hit a record $43 billion in October as its firms stockpiled inventory from China to avoid higher tariffs that may kick in next year.
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The market-based system sets an overall limit on pollution, and allows power plants that cut their pollution to earn credits that can be stockpiled or sold to other polluters.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain's Ministry of Defence said the strike against Syria on Saturday had been aimed at a military facility where the Syrian government was assessed to have stockpiled chemicals.
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Then-President George W. Bush and then-British Prime Minister Tony Blair sent hundreds of thousands of troops into Iraq, alleging that Saddam Hussein's regime had stockpiled weapons of mass destruction.
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The U.S. Coast Guard lieutenant who stockpiled weapons and allegedly aspired to start a "race war" will remain in jail, pending the outcome of his trial, a federal judge ruled Monday.
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Lombardo has said investigators might never know why Paddock, a 64-year-old high-stakes video-poker player, meticulously stockpiled guns for the attack on a concert crowd of 22,000 people.
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In recent years, he stockpiled weapons and ammunition, created a hit list, and drafted an email to a neo-Nazi leader about his desire to create a white homeland, prosecutors said.
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Scrambling, Missouri found a new pharmacy and stockpiled the lethal injection drug pentobarbital, enabling it to set a record pace for executions, scheduling one a month for more than a year.
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Dish has stockpiled wireless spectrum, or airwaves that carry data, and is facing a deadline next year to build a network that fulfils the license requirements or risk losing the license.
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Mr Perry would offer "full recovery of costs" to plants that are able to keep 90 days of fuel stockpiled—a clearly intended handout to the struggling coal and nuclear industries.
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Read more ReadAnatolia is one of a few ancient sites that have a potential claim to the title of the "Birthplace of Modern Farming," having stockpiled a mass of archeological evidence.
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These include an effort to build up stockpiled reserves of scarce materials and expand U.S. manufacturing capabilities in things like lithium sea-water batteries that are critical for anti-submarine warfare.
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The IHS Markit British manufacturing index for March recorded by far the biggest jump in firms' inventories over the survey's 27 years, as companies stockpiled goods and components ahead of Brexit.
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There are likely a lot of things stockpiled in your medicine cabinet, but there's only one bathroom essential you can use to construct the cat-eye of your dreams: dental floss.
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But the central bank also said it had no concerns about the overall resilience of Britain's banks, pointing to healthy volumes of capital stockpiled to help lenders cope with disorderly markets.
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Think of the last big storm, the Polar Vortex of 2014, during which many coal plants were forced offline because they, along with all the stockpiled fuel within the plants, froze.
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I like a good outfit change, so if you have a little Santa bag stockpiled with different outfits which you can put on and swap with people, I think that's fun.
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For example, in 2007 and 2010 Tanzania and Zambia applied to the United Nations agency regulating trade in wildlife products — it is called Cites — for permission to sell their stockpiled ivory.
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Factories have reported shrinking overseas orders for months and warehouses in America are packed to the rafters with Chinese goods that retailers stockpiled last year in anticipation of more U.S. tariffs.
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Last week Ortega accused bishops of being in league with coup-plotters and allowing weapons to be stockpiled in churches — without offering any evidence — and said they were "disqualified" as mediators.
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What about the problem of exploits being stockpiled by intelligence agencies — which might later leak and wreak havoc on innocent web users — as was apparently the case with the Wannacrypt malware.
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It must be noted that a competent government would have stockpiled protective masks and gowns and even respirators to prepare for a pandemic some experts have warned us about for years.
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Other "entrepreneurs" (or "dicks") who have stockpiled essential supplies and who have cleared out store shelves aren't going to get any sympathy from their families, their friends—or from Costco either.
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While forecasters believe that the brunt of the storm will slide east of New Orleans, Mr. Paige was taking no chances and stockpiled bottled water, batteries and ready-to-eat food.
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Dish has stockpiled wireless spectrum, or airwaves that carry data, and is facing a deadline next year to build a network that fulfills the license requirements or risk losing the license.
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Andrew C. Weber, a former assistant secretary of defense for nuclear, chemical and biological defense programs, said this had tarnished Russia's "extraordinary achievement" in destroying 40,000 metric tons of stockpiled weapons.
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Reuters previously reported that millions of N95 masks stockpiled in Ontario had expired because there was no funding to manage the stockpile's inventory, and provincial authorities had started throwing them away.
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One way carmakers comply with increasing fuel economy standards — even without selling many hybrids or electric cars — is by using regulatory credits they stockpiled from previous years or purchased from competitors.
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He said many retailers had stockpiled goods from China ahead of the Chinese New Year, preparing for that period of time when factories normally shut down in celebration of the holiday.
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In the recent post-apocalyptic series "Daybreak," characters comment on the array of products stockpiled in an apartment: Red Bull energy drinks, Settlers of Catan board games, Tide Pods and more.
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In some cases, Gottlieb said, generic drugmakers wait until they've stockpiled a number of newly approved generics and have landed a contract with a purchaser before bringing their medicines to market.
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The supermodel added that she loved using breast milk so much that she stockpiled as much as she could after she stopped nursing — she even added it to her children's cereal.
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"We're talking not only gold and platinum, but diamonds," he said, referring to the abundance of precious stones that are stockpiled by companies like De Beers in order to maintain prices.
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As well as the foreign aid stockpiled in Cucuta, Guaido has vowed to bring in aid on Saturday from the Brazilian town of Boa Vista and the Dutch Caribbean island of Curacao.
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Federal prosecutors said a Coast Guard lieutenant stockpiled weapons and ammunition in his home while planning to assassinate prominent Democrats and members of the media as part of a white supremacist attack.
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"So that will be stockpiled in China, enabling the nickel pig iron producers which use that ore to keep going at current levels through to the middle of next year," he added.
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To prepare for the inevitable decline that would attend the end of the world, the group stockpiled $52,000 in arms and ammunition, appointed a "defense minister," and began to study military tactics.
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"Just imagine what will happen if the material stockpiled by the Iranians becomes fissionable, at military enrichment grade, and then an actual bomb," he told the Herzliya security conference befiore Zarif's announcement.
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U.S. importers, including retailers and automakers, late last year stockpiled goods made in China to avoid new tariffs imposed by U.S. President Donald's Trump administration amid the ongoing U.S.-China trade dispute.
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Lynas said production this quarter was at a similar level to the March quarter, adding that the company would have about 250 tonnes of NdPr stockpiled at the end of the quarter.
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He's a collector in the truest sense, as some of the things he's stockpiled aren't even really valuable: Every original Xbox game ever made, every Wii game ever made, and so on.
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Four Tornado jets from the Akrotiri base in Cyprus fired eight missiles at a military facility near Homs where it was assessed that Syria had stockpiled chemicals, the Ministry of Defence said.
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It's a slippery slope to tyranny, my friends, and the Founding Fathers knew that the best defense against despotism was for every home to have its own well-stockpiled nuclear-missile silo.
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The Las Vegas gunman who killed 58 people and himself in the deadliest mass shooting in modern U.S. history stockpiled weapons and ammunition over decades, and meticulously planned the attack, authorities believe.
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As rebel groups called for a general mobilization, residents on their side have stockpiled equipment for digging wells, fuel for generators and seeds to grow food, in preparation for a lengthy siege.
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When the exhausted migrants streamed into Huixtla on Monday afternoon, the town's officials directed them to a sprawling sports complex already stockpiled with bottled water, thousands of sandwiches, medical crews and security.
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The fighting was set off on May 23, when the Philippine military moved to arrest Mr. Hapilon and was surprised by a huge rebel force that had stockpiled large numbers of weapons.
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Last spring, as the rains poured down in Kansas, that state's Stafford County Flour Mills stockpiled as much high-protein wheat as it could find in anticipation of a substandard wheat crop.
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As many as 2.2 million "pallets" were imported to the United States between 2011 and 2014 before being stockpiled at warehouses allegedly purchased at Liu's direction, according to the Department of Justice.
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Sanofi, a French pharmaceutical company, has also stockpiled medicines while shifting the required quality-testing of batches of newly released drugs from Britain to the Republic of Ireland, a European Union member.
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Brother Godfried said the final straw came last year when a Dutch supermarket stockpiled 7,200 bottles of the abbey's beer and sold them, in a campaign showing monks, at 9.95 euros each.
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More DoorDash couriers now have access to the hand sanitizer and gloves the company has stockpiled for them, but half of all such workers still can't get such supplies from the company.
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Trump also boasted that the government has stockpiled 43 million masks for health professionals and said that he will be meeting with large pharmaceutical companies soon to discuss progress on a vaccine.
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A senior Afghan security official said the assailants had stockpiled so much heavy weaponry in the house behind the airport that a standard clearance operation was impossible and helicopters targeted the area.
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Erica O'Neal, who had been a sommelier at Frasca, stockpiled mostly French and Italian wines for a discovery-packed list that is full of twists and turns even at its cheap end.
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She was also a member of the John Birch Society, the far-right group known for its paranoid anticommunism, and she stockpiled beans, grains and ammunition in case of a Russian invasion.
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"I believe that a responsible adult should have the choice as to what poisons they want to put in their body," he told BBC radio, adding that he had stockpiled the classic version.
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Lombardo has said investigators might never know why Paddock, a 64-year-old high-stakes video-poker player, meticulously stockpiled guns and then opened fire on a crowd of 22,000 country music fans.
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The company continues to process stockpiled material at its mill, but has lowered its full-year production guidance to between 765,000 to 810,000 ounces of gold, owing partly to reduced output at Rosebel.
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British factories last month stockpiled goods at the fastest rate seen in any Group of Seven nation since records started in the early 1990s, according to the closely watched IHS Markit/CIPS surveys.
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Joyce said on Wednesday more than 90 percent of flaws are ultimately disclosed, though some critics say they are not shared quickly enough and that the most severe flaws are too often stockpiled.
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Responding to Washington's "maximum pressure" campaign, Iran has bypassed the restrictions of the deal step-by-step - including by breaching both its cap on stockpiled enriched uranium and on the level of enrichment.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stocks globally could continue to rise as interest rates remain low as investors who have stockpiled some $70 trillion in cash seek higher returns from the market, BlackRock Inc (BLK.
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Management at the mine in western North Africa also have a contingency plan to minimize the impacts of the strike, which includes processing stockpiled material, Kinross spokesman Louie Diaz said in an email.
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They turned the campus into a fortress, stockpiled with petrol bombs and bows and arrows as in several other universities, amid some of the worst violence in the former British colony in decades.
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"We have strategic stockpiled medical supplies, we have enough that we were able to offer to the interagency team a supply of masks and gowns and ventilators and things like that," Esper said.
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Andrew Cuomo demanded the federal government take dramatic action to send thousands of stockpiled ventilators immediately to his state first, saying the Empire State's immense coronavirus caseload threatened catastrophe in days without it.
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In perhaps the best example of hoarding and price gouging in the US, two brothers in Tennessee stockpiled 17,700 bottles of hand sanitizer they hoped to resell on Amazon at $70 per bottle.
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The stockpiled urine had arrived in Sochi and was surreptitiously stored there, he wrote, but he was maddened that the samples were not sorted by sport or alphabetized by each corresponding athlete's name.
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Last year, some markets saw exceptional sales increases as dealerships stockpiled cars ahead of the September 9.13 introduction of WLTP emissions standards, distorting year-on-year comparisons, European car industry association ACEA said.
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Like its rivals Aldi has stockpiled ambient goods, such as tinned tomatoes and olive oil, said the CEO, adding that he could not guarantee there will not be shortages of some fresh products.
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But every since the 1980s, such highly vertical manufacturing has been supplanted by so-called "lean" or "just in time" systems, with parts arriving as they're needed rather than being stockpiled in inventory.
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Byrne's Salt Lake City-based company has stockpiled several million dollars worth of cryptocurrency, $12 million in gold and a 30-day supply of food to feed all of its 2,000 employees there.
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While funeral directors are prioritized for personal protective equipment purchases, people like Matt Colvin, who stockpiled 17,700 bottles of hand sanitizer, have made face masks, respirators, and other equipment increasingly hard to find.
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Butler and Harris arrived via trades that the Sixers' new general manager, Elton Brand, was able to swing this season on the strength of the various trade chips Philadelphia had stockpiled under Hinkie.
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Many policy makers are also deeply concerned about the estimated $2 trillion in corporate earnings that American companies have stockpiled offshore and refuse to repatriate because they would then owe taxes on that money.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - A suburban Boston man arrested over the weekend illegally stockpiled weapons in violation of a court order and had mulled attacking a police station or a mosque, federal prosecutors said on Monday.
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He said the non-perishable food and medicine would be stockpiled in the Brazilian border town of Pacaraima until Venezuelan opposition leader Juan Guaidó is able to send trucks to pick up the aid.
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After purchasing so much from the U.S. in the second quarter, foreign nations will be importing less in the current quarter because they will be using up what they have already bought and stockpiled.
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Despite government assurances, the analysis said, shortages would be likely because stockpiling cannot cover more than a few weeks and some products - such as radioisotopes used in medical imaging for diagnosis - cannot be stockpiled.
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Shortages in coffee shops and grocery stores have created a new—and expensive—market for oat milk on Amazon and other online retailers through third-party sellers who seem to have stockpiled Oatly cartons.
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The government has conducted two audits in the last two months of the stockpiled ore, and accused Acacia of only declaring a tenth of the gold it is exporting and not declaring other minerals.
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Ms. Grande said that the United Nations had stockpiled supplies — including tents and shelters that can accommodate 400,000 people at the ready — but that there were not yet enough sites ready for temporary camps.
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Despite far stricter monitoring of controlled drugs since the conviction of GP Harold Shipman, who stockpiled the diamorphine he used to kill at least 211 patients using fake prescriptions, medics are still stealing drugs.
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Top healthcare officials have said that the US does not have enough stockpiled medical equipment like masks, gowns and gloves to fulfill the anticipated need of nation's health care system as the pandemic continues.
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Top healthcare officials have said that the US does not have enough stockpiled medical equipment -- particularly masks, gowns and gloves -- to fulfill the anticipated need of nation's health care system as the pandemic continues.
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While the ban is expected to cost Huawei $30 billion in revenue this year, the company is still able to sell phones with stockpiled components - which some analysts say can last for another year.
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A junior health minister told BBC Radio 4 "Today" that they have enough measles vaccine stockpiled in the event of a no-deal Brexit, which could disrupt supplies of some drugs on Oct. 31.
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The immediate effect on the Chinese companies is likely to be minimal, because many have stockpiled essential supplies, but they could feel increasing pain if they stay on the blacklist for months or years.
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In six years of war, President Bashar al-Assad of Syria has overseen a campaign of carnage, turning an enormous cache of deadly weapons against the very people they were presumably stockpiled to protect.
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To be better prepared, Gates said world leaders need to invest in approaches such as antiviral drugs and antibody therapies that can be stockpiled or rapidly manufactured to the spread of these future diseases.
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"It feels very special and lucky that we're able to meet him and to be here while he still has his studio and all of the equipment he has stockpiled," Lia Kramer, 29, said.
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Just as The Covenant, the Sword, and the Arm of the Lord stockpiled guns and ammo, the Q folks stockpile rare Pepes, dank memes and elaborate link-analysis charts for when the cause needs them.
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Antofagasta, majority owned by the wealthy Luksic family, stockpiled its copper concentrates in the period after it discovered a blockage in the pipeline that carries output from its Los Pelambres processing plant to the port.
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From his new positions, as professor of epidemiology at Johns Hopkins and an adviser to presidents, he called for the virus to be destroyed and, at the same time, for vaccine to be stockpiled again.
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In both groups, almost all of the remaining spending went to paying bills with service-providers, with a small fraction going toward drugs or other medical supplies that could be stockpiled, according to the data.
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In the months leading up to the Olympics, he said, those athletes collected their clean urine and provided it in containers — soda bottles and baby formula bottles, for example — that were stockpiled in a freezer.
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Apple and Intel on Wednesday filed an antitrust lawsuit against SoftBank-owned Fortress Investment Group, alleging the firm stockpiled patents to hold up technology companies with lawsuits demanding as much as $5.1 billion from Apple.
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Top health care officials have warned that the US doesn't have enough stockpiled medical equipment to fulfill the health care system's anticipated needs as the coronavirus pandemic continues and the number of cases tick up.
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Some of us stockpiled all the shelf-stable ingredients we could — beans, grains, canned tomatoes, pasta, dried fruit and nuts — and stuffed the freezer with bags of vegetables and the fridge with cartons of eggs.
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"Just imagine what will happen if the material stockpiled by the Iranians becomes fissionable, at military enrichment grade, and then an actual bomb," Joseph Cohen, head of Israel's Mossad intelligence agency, told a security conference.
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The charity stockpiled tens of millions in taxpayer dollars with little government oversight, possibly engaged in self-dealing with top executives and paid them significantly higher than the federal salary cap for migrant shelter grants.
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Even though DoorDash has stockpiled hand sanitizer and gloves for its delivery drivers to help protect them from the coronavirus pandemic, so far it's only made the supplies available to a portion of those workers.
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One of the NYT's most-read stories last week was Jack Nicas's profile of an Amazon merchant, Matt Colvin, who stockpiled 17,700 bottles of hand sanitizer with the idea of flipping them at huge profits.
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Over the past decade, the Trump Organization has stockpiled golf courses, spending hundreds of millions of dollars to buy, remake and upgrade a dozen different clubs and resorts from the Hudson Valley to Doonbeg, Ireland.
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The officer, Lt. Christopher Hasson, apparently inspired by a right-wing Norwegian terrorist who slaughtered 323 people in 232, stockpiled firearms and ammunition and researched locations around Washington to launch his attacks, according to investigators.
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FEMA has stockpiled 250 million liters of water and more than 24,2000 tarps, and is distributing them and other emergency supplies to towns across the island so they will be in place for the next disaster.
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Brazil is hosting one of the Venezuelan opposition's collection points for aid and together with the United States has funded the 200 tonnes of food and medicine being stockpiled in the northern city of Boa Vista.
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Washington with LB Su'a Cravens (second) and CB Kendall Fuller (third): Washington had a lot of coverage issues to deal with last year, and now they've stockpiled enough good cornerbacks that Fuller is a luxury pick.
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A Coast Guard lieutenant stockpiled weapons and ammunition at his Maryland home in a plot to assassinate prominent Democratic lawmakers and members of the media as part of a vast white supremacist attack, federal prosecutors said.
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Just as he stockpiled ammunition and guns, he made sure his phone was charged, his GoPo was broadcasting live, and his trail of breadcrumbs in the form of social media accounts were there to be found.
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Biden's cash position a little more than three months before the Iowa caucuses puts him at a big financial disadvantage to rivals such as Sanders, who reported having $23.5 million stockpiled for the primary slog ahead.
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Four Royal Air Force Tornado jets from the Akrotiri base in Cyprus fired Storm Shadow missiles at a military facility near Homs where it was assessed that Syria had stockpiled chemicals, Britain's Ministry of Defense said.
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Brazil is hosting one of the Venezuelan opposition's collection points for aid, and together with the United States has funded the 200 tonnes of food and medicine being stockpiled in the northern city of Boa Vista.
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Since early 2014, dairy prices have fallen around 60 percent, in large part linked to weaker demand from China after it stockpiled milk powder, and with most analysts tipping milk prices to stay low for longer.
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MARAWI CITY, Philippines (Reuters) - Islamist militants who seized the Philippines town of Marawi two weeks ago have stockpiled weapons and food in mosques, tunnels and basements to prepare for a long siege, officials said on Monday.
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Responding to Washington's "maximum pressure" policy, Iran has bypassed restrictions of the deal step-by-step - including by breaching both its cap on stockpiled enriched uranium and on the fissile level of enrichment, set at 3.7%.
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It is hosting one of the Venezuelan opposition's collection points for aid, and together with the United States has funded some 200 tonnes of food and medicine being stockpiled in the northern city of Boa Vista.
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But the Khan Sheikhoun finding was the first by the panel to blame Syrian forces for an attack using sarin, a lethal nerve agent that had once been stockpiled by President Bashar-al Assad of Syria.
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Mr. Russell, who told law enforcement officials he was a member of Atomwaffen, was revealed to be a founding member of the group, and was sentenced to five years in prison for having stockpiled the explosives.
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One reason for the low number of shutdowns may be that some materials from China had been stockpiled in advance to offset vacations taken in February by Chinese factory workers for Lunar New Year, they say.
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When she first spoke to the company, when the cars of waste were just beginning to be stockpiled in Parrish's rail yard, they told her it would take seven to 10 days to move them out.
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In Calgary, Alberta, which sent 50 percent of its plastics and 100 percent of its mixed papers to China, the material has been stockpiled in empty storage sheds, shipping containers, trailers and warehouses since last fall.
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KISUMU, Kenya (Reuters) - Nervous Kenyans stockpiled food and water on Monday and police prepared emergency first aid kits as families headed to their ethnic heartlands on the eve of an election many fear could descend into violence.
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Up until now it appears Brazil's Vale has been able to continue exports at more or less the same rate by using up stockpiled ore, but it's questionable as to how long they can keep this up.
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The White House has said the pipeline is exempt from a Trump executive order requiring new pipelines to be made from U.S. steel, because much of the pipe for the project has already been built and stockpiled.
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Planes don't fall from the sky, nuclear reactors don't explode, and people who went into their bunkers a few hours earlier to await armageddon come sheepishly back out and start trying to offload their stockpiled canned food.
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In an anniversary speech for the victory of the Nicaraguan Revolution July 19, Ortega accused the Catholic Church of working with "coup plotters" for his ouster and even of allowing weapons to be stockpiled in their churches.
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Strasburger said such justification had been provided for the collection of Internet Connection Records (ICRs)—the new data that will be stockpiled by ISPs under the Bill—but not for bulk interception and other mass surveillance powers.
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After years of mediocrity, the Sixers committed to starting from scratch; they traded every player they could, stockpiled draft picks, and took an approach to the present that was, depending on your perspective, either objective or ruthless.
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Recently, a Coast Guard lieutenant who had stockpiled guns and planned to start a "race war," according to his emails obtained by prosecutors, was nearly released from jail because the government couldn't charge him with domestic terrorism.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Eleven men who were detained overnight on suspicion of planning major attacks with stockpiled weapons were released on Saturday after no evidence of a cache of weapons or explosives was found, a prosecution spokesman said.
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News of the investigation comes less than a week after federal prosecutors said a Coast Guard lieutenant with 30 years in the military had stockpiled weapons and plotted "focused violence" to establish a "white homeland" in America.
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BOSTON, Aug 29 (Reuters) - A suburban Boston man who was arrested over the weekend illegally stockpiled weapons in violation of a court order and had mulled attacking a police station or a mosque, according to federal prosecutors.
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LONDON, April 26 (Reuters) - British factories stockpiled raw materials and goods ahead of Brexit at the fastest pace since records began in the 1950s, and they were increasingly downbeat about their prospects, a survey showed on Friday.
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Overall, U.S. spirits exports in 2224 stayed on another record-setting trajectory, due in part to surging whiskey sales in the months leading up to the tariffs as larger distillers stockpiled supplies, the Distilled Spirits Council said.
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Sure, you've addressed a bunch of your basic needs covered like having enough food stockpiled (and not eating all of it in a single day) and not killing your roommate, who is also stuck working from home.
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Several times a year in African ports such as Mombasa and Togo, cargo containing tons of illegal elephant ivory is shipped by smuggling cartels, destined for countries such as Malaysia and Singapore where it's sold and stockpiled.
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Russia Suspended exports of processed grains such as ready-to-eat buckwheat, rice or oat flakes from March 20 for 10 days following a rise in domestic demand as Russians worried by the coronavirus epidemic stockpiled staples.
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Hezbollah is threatening Israel from Lebanon, where the terrorist group has stockpiled more than 22019,000 rockets and missiles and transformed hundreds of civilian villages into "military strongholds" to guarantee mass casualties during the next war with Israel.
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Iran has reportedly stockpiled enough uranium for a nuclear weapon for the first time since President Donald Trump withdrew the US from the 2015 nuclear deal, in the latest sign that his maximum pressure strategy is failing.
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His case, the second involving stockpiled weapons and Nazi paraphernalia in Sussex in two months, highlighted how a resurgent white supremacist threat associated with violent and deadly incidents has taken root in communities across the United States.
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Iran's state TV cited a statement by President Hassan Rouhani's administration saying the country will not observe limitations on its enrichment, the amount of stockpiled enriched uranium as well as research and development in its nuclear activities.
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Trans Mountain has stockpiled about 30% of the pipe it needs and would resume construction where it left off a year ago, at the Westridge Marine Terminal in Burnaby, B.C., and between Edmonton and Jasper, Alberta, Anderson said.
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"U.S. companies have moved cautiously in repatriating profits stockpiled overseas in response to last year's tax-law rewrite, after the Trump administration's assertions that trillions of dollars would come home quickly," WSJ's Richard Rubin and Theo Francis report.
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The order would be for a new freeze dried formulation of the vaccine with a shelf life of more than five years, which will replace the liquid-frozen formulation with a three-year durability of Imvamune currently stockpiled.
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S. trade tensions could also unlock some demand for consumer electronics and encourage Chinese cloud service providers, which had stockpiled chips in anticipation of a prolonged trade war, to lower their inventories to more normal levels, analysts said.
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LOS ANGELES/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The first time President Donald Trump threatened tariffs on the luggage that Tiffany Williams imports for her Texas store, she stockpiled high-end suitcases and other products ahead of the deadline to protect profits.
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"The rice is there but it's being stockpiled, traders are storing it as they can see the prices go upwards and they are waiting to sell at the highest price," said one trader, who declined to be identified.
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In areas the government has deemed "high-risk" for natural disasters, local municipalities would have stockpiled supplies of bottled water, military-style meals, cots, blankets and medical supplies prepositioned in public buildings well in advance of any event.
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The International Committee of the Red Cross said that it had stockpiled food, medicine and water purification systems in the area in anticipation of the battle, but that the aid could not be distributed while fighting is underway.
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He and three young adults stockpiled 23 firearms and three homemade bombs as part of a plan to target the secluded Muslim enclave of Islamberg, a rural settlement about 150 miles northwest of New York City, authorities said.
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The carriage full, we shared our row with a convivial family, laughing as their youngest member leaned from her mother's arms to pilfer some of the dozen pounds of fruit we'd stockpiled in paranoid anticipation of a breakdown.
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Safadi said there was no shortage of supplies of humanitarian aid now stockpiled along the Jordanian border but it was up to the UN to get the necessary approvals from Damascus to allow in supplies inside Deraa province.
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The U.S. Coast Guard lieutenant who allegedly stockpiled weapons and wanted to start a race war is set to be sentenced Friday on gun and drug charges — and he's hoping the judge will spare him from prison altogether.
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Andrew Edwards, a mill superintendent from the nearby town of Lincoln, led them to a room where he had stockpiled the things they had requested for the ceremony: oranges, limes, apples and seven shovels, one for each monk.
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Peering through cracks in a sheet metal fence to an area where U.S. humanitarian aid is due to be stockpiled in Cucuta, Venezuelan Yesica Leonett pleaded for information on how her four children can benefit from the donations.
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Athletes stockpiled clean urine for months before the Sochi games, Rodchenkov said, and during the games, he would spend most nights, from midnight on, sneaking about replacing tainted urine samples with clean specimens from members of Russia's intelligence service.
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The moves would prevent Huawei from selling devices running Google apps and the Play Store, as well as building phones with US-made components, but Huawei says it has built an alternative OS and stockpiled hardware for this eventuality.
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CARACAS/CUCUTA, Colombia (Reuters) - Venezuela's government on Friday said the United States should distribute humanitarian aid in Colombia where it is being stockpiled, while the opposition warned that blocking much-needed food and medicine could constitute crimes against humanity.
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LONDON (Reuters) - British factories stockpiled goods in January at the fastest rate since records began in the early 1990s as they braced for a potentially chaotic Brexit in less than two months' time, a business survey showed on Friday.
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Hong Kong pro-democracy protesters paralysed parts of the Chinese-ruled city for a fourth day on Thursday, forcing schools to close and blocking highways as students built barricades and stockpiled makeshift weapons, setting the stage for campus showdowns.
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He said that he had stockpiled about four months' worth of food, and recently purchased a stethoscope and a pulse oximeter that measures the oxygen saturation in red blood cells to monitor his family for signs of the virus.
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The columns were originally stockpiled in a storage facility belonging to Solidere — the company created in 1994 to rebuild central Beirut after the end of Lebanon's bloody, 15-year-long Civil War — under the direction of archaeologist Hans Curvers.
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BERLIN, March 16 (Reuters) - A German supermarket chain called on Monday for students whose universities have shut due to the coronavirus crisis to help it refill its shelves after shoppers stockpiled many essential goods, known as "hamstering" in German.
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The prison labor effort comes as top health care officials say there is not enough stockpiled medical protective equipment like masks, gowns and gloves to fulfill the anticipated need of nation's health care system as it deals with coronavirus.
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To Kerr's relief, going away from the vast array of big men Golden State has stockpiled for this playoff run and starting Iguodala instead inspired a noticeable zip and sharpness at the start of the first and third quarters.
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Fanning the market's rally were reports that President Donald Trump's tax reform proposals, due to be announced on Wednesday, would include a slashing of the corporate tax rate and lower taxes on offshore earnings stockpiled by U.S. companies overseas.
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In 43, nine of 10 Japanese said they hadn't bought whale meat in the past year, leading to thousands of tons of the meat being stockpiled, according to a survey commissioned by the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW).
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By Asha Sistla March 2374 (Reuters) - Gold prices fell on Monday as investors stockpiled cash, with a rising numbers of coronavirus-led national lockdowns threatening to overshadow stimulus measures from global central banks to combat the pandemic's economic damage.
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OFF-MARKET STOCKS The consensus view among nickel market commentators is that the huge draw on LME nickel stocks last year was not metal being shipped into a tight physical market but rather metal being stockpiled in off-exchange warehouses.
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LOS ANGELES/WASHINGTON, May 220 (Reuters) - The first time President Donald Trump threatened tariffs on the luggage that Tiffany Williams imports for her Texas store, she stockpiled high-end suitcases and other products ahead of the deadline to protect profits.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. government has stockpiled food supplies in warehouses on Colombia's border with Venezuela and is seeking ways to send the aid into the country to help relieve hardship there, Washington's special envoy on Venezuela said on Thursday.
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A spokesman for the company said the concentrator at its Toquepala mine had also been suspended due to rains, and that both concentrators were already starting to process some ore and that tailings were being stockpiled to be disposed of later.
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Guaido, who is recognized by dozens of countries as Venezuela's legitimate head of state, was poised for a showdown with Maduro's government on Saturday, when the opposition will attempt to bring in food and medicine being stockpiled in neighboring countries.
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Despite the "slight pullback," there has been no real change in momentum for copper so far, Lau said, noting that top consumer China had imported and stockpiled a lot of metal before the Lunar New Year holiday earlier this month.
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While declining to provide a time frame for the dispute`s resolution, Bristow said the 2017 agreement presupposes the first payment of the tax settlement will come from sales of stockpiled gold concentrate, recognizing the need for shipments to begin.
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He described an overnight operation in which he and a small team had substituted Russian athletes' tainted urine for clean urine, stockpiled in the months leading to competition and passed surreptitiously through a hole in the wall of the lab building.
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Planemaking chief Guillaume Faury, who succeeds Enders as head of Europe's largest aerospace company in April, said Airbus had stockpiled a "couple of weeks" of extra parts to cope with any border disruption after Britain leaves the EU on March 29.
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The United States is already leading a coalition that is fighting the militants, and American aircraft have been bombing Islamic State leaders and fighters, its oil-smuggling operations and even warehouses where the group has stockpiled millions of dollars in cash.
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Two major challenges face the Fed at this point: First, since the Fed had never stockpiled such a massive portfolio of bonds before, there is no experience to draw on when mapping out a path to decreasing the bond portfolio.
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Venezuela's opposition has so far only publicly announced the arrival of aid in the Colombian border town of Cucuta, where it is now being stockpiled as Venezuelan authorities have made it clear they will not allow it to enter the country.
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Buyout funds, which buy companies to sell them year later at a profit, had stockpiled a record $633 billion in undeployed capital as of the end of 2017, amid an influx of cash from investors eager to beat public-market returns.
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Trump's plan to invoke the act comes as top health care officials say there is not enough stockpiled medical equipment like masks, gowns and gloves to fill the anticipated need as the nation's health care system deals with the coronavirus.
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These will add to the tens of thousands of bombs that Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have already stockpiled, and some in Congress fear the surplus would let the countries continue fighting in Yemen long into the future.
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The nonprofit has engaged in potential self-dealing with its top executives, stockpiled tens of millions of taxpayer dollars and lent out millions for real estate purchases, acting more like a bank than a traditional charity, according to records and interviews.
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In the Philippines, the social welfare department has stockpiled food packs and medicine in northern Luzon in anticipation of the storm, while the military, the police and fire protection bureaus have been placed on high alert to respond to emergencies.
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Oil executives said that if weren't for exports, so much oil would be stockpiled in already flush domestic inventories that the American benchmark price would be $2000 to $22016 below the current $226 a barrel, making most new drilling uneconomical.
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Rob PortmanRobert (Rob) Jones PortmanSchumer blasts 'red flag' gun legislation as 'ineffective cop out' McConnell faces pressure to bring Senate back for gun legislation Shaken Portman urges support for 'red flag' laws after Ohio shooting MORE (R-Ohio) has stockpiled.
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Related: Hundreds of tons of human body parts and surgical waste are being stockpiled in the UK Healthcare Environment Services is understood to have been monitored closely since the Environment Agency notified the government of the issue in late July.
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Hong Kong police declared their 12-day siege of a university campus over on Friday, after a sweep of the site revealed that pro-democracy protesters inside had stockpiled nearly 4,000 petrol bombs and more than 1300 other explosive items.
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"Very careful scientific analysis was applied to determine where best to target the Storm Shadows to maximize the destruction of the stockpiled chemicals and to minimize any risks of contamination to the surrounding area," the MoD said in a statement.
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A self-avowed "white nationalist" and lieutenant in the United States Coast Guard allegedly stockpiled guns and ammunition and had a lengthy "hit list" that included prominent Democrats, like House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, newly elected Reps.
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When a man shot and killed 240 people at a Las Vegas music festival last month, no one pointed to the lack of bulletproof vests worn by concertgoers, because the problem was clearly the stacks of weapons stockpiled in his hotel room.
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The gunman requested an upper-floor room overlooking the Route 91 Harvest Festival; stockpiled 23 guns, a dozen of them modified to fire continuously like an automatic weapon; and set up cameras inside and outside his room to watch for approaching officers.
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"This application can consume excess waste sulfur that is stockpiled around the globe and may help mitigate the perennial problem of oil spills in aquatic environments," Justin Chalker, the research's lead and synthetic chemistry lecturer at Flinders University, said in a statement.
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That is much higher than the amount of gas SCE had in storage at this time last year when SoCalGas had just 62.3 bcf stockpiled and compares with a five-year (2012-16) range of 61.4-131.4 bcf for this time of year.
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Casting a shadow over the bloc's outlook, new orders fell at their fastest rate in over six years, backlogs of work were run down at their fastest pace since late 2012 and factories curtailed purchases of raw materials as they stockpiled unsold products.
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Writing on the 38 North website which monitors North Korea, Hecker estimated the country had stockpiled sufficient plutonium and highly enriched uranium for approximately 20 bombs by the end of the year and had the capacity to add about seven more a year.
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Yet even with those losses, regulators said, all of the big banks would remain in relatively good financial health — and well above minimum regulatory requirements — as a result of the big cushions of shareholder money they have stockpiled in the last few years.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 14 (Reuters) - The U.S. government has stockpiled food supplies in warehouses on Colombia's border with Venezuela and is seeking ways to send the aid into the country to help relieve hardship there, Washington's special envoy on Venezuela said on Thursday.
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When Cohn is put on his floor, Belize knows exactly who he is; he takes the AZT—at the time, a rare and valuable drug—that Cohn has stockpiled, and gives it to the needy, including his closest friend and former lover, Prior.
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After sales "took a nosedive" around Thanksgiving, it may take three quarters for gun owners to use up ammunition they stockpiled before the election and return to normal buying, Vista Outdoors Chief Financial Officer Stephen Nolan told analysts at an event on Tuesday.
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In over a dozen interviews with coaches, players, and basketball executives who have worked with Bzdelik, the portrait of a hyper-driven, beloved, and tactically adept coach who has stockpiled inestimable reams of information over the course of an astounding career emerges.
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A South Carolina man who the authorities say ambushed law enforcement officers, fatally shooting a police sergeant and wounding six other officers, had 129 guns stockpiled at his home and fired about 39 rounds at officers, a local sheriff said on Tuesday.
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The night after Mr. Biden's April visit, Ms. Warren mingled with donors at the Manhattan home of Mark Green, a former New York City public advocate, the official reason being her 2018 re-election bid (for which she has already stockpiled $15 million).
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BEIRUT/AMMAN (Reuters) - Rebel areas of Aleppo have stockpiled enough basic supplies to survive months of siege by Syrian pro-government forces that cut off their half of the city last week, even though some goods are running out, an opposition official said.
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Federal, state and local authorities investigated the plot for eight months as the three men stockpiled guns and explosives in preparation for bombing the apartment complex, where about 120 Somali immigrants lived and had built a small mosque, according to the charges.
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Iran announced this week it has stockpiled more low-enriched uranium than is permitted under the accord, a move that prompted U.S. President Donald Trump - who withdrew the United States from the deal last year - to warn Iran was "playing with fire".
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The group was created last summer by Mr. Putin after revelations that the nation had stolen medals in Sochi by relying on steroid-laced martinis, hundreds of ounces of stockpiled clean urine and the overnight stealth of the country's Federal Security Service.
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The Marawi occupation set alarm bells ringing in the Philippines, with militants surprising security forces with their combat prowess, the volume of arms and ammunition they stockpiled and their ability to withstand intensive air strikes aided by U.S. surveillance drones and technical support.
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What's more, Tehran said Monday it would soon blow through the limit of stockpiled low-enriched uranium the 2015 nuclear deal allows it to have, increasing fears that Iran may inch closer to obtaining a nuclear weapon if it ever wanted one.
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Friday's PMI suggested that downturn was already underway - new orders fell at their fastest rate in over six years, backlogs of work were run down at their fastest pace since late 2012 and factories curtailed purchases of raw materials as they stockpiled unsold products.
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In the U.S., a facility owned by Merck that makes the HPV vaccine Gardasil was shut down to such a big extent, the company had to borrow hundreds of millions of dollars worth of back-up vaccines stockpiled by the Center for Disease Control.
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He must establish the process for the actual dismantlement of weapons, the removal of stockpiled uranium and plutonium bomb fuel from the country and a verification program that will be one of the most complex in history, given the vastness of North Korea's mountains.
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Overall U.S. imports of containerized freight from China fell 6.4 percent during the first quarter as buyers worked off product stockpiled ahead of tariff increases and rerouted orders to lower-cost countries, S&P Global Market Intelligence's trade data firm Panjiva said in the report.
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Kerry, which earned just under a quarter of its 2018 revenue of 6.6 billion euro (£5.8 billion) from Britain, said it moved to reduce its exposure to sterling and had stockpiled several weeks supply of raw materials in case of a "no-deal" Brexit.
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Ever-more teams are now seeking to imitate the bust-and-boom cycle of the past two champions—the Houston Astros and Chicago Cubs, who both subjected their fans to three brutal rebuilding years while they stockpiled young talent before turning on the spending spigot.
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According to Bloomberg, Huawei stockpiled three months worth of chips in anticipation of action by the U.S. government, which it has been at odds with since a 2012 Congressional report deemed it a potential threat to national security (accusations the company has repeatedly denied).
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Juan Guaido, recognized by most Western nations as the country's legitimate head of state, defied court orders not to leave Venezuela by arriving on Friday in the Colombian border city of Cucuta, where aid from the U.S. and Colombian governments is stockpiled in warehouses.
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Russian officials somehow figured out a way to remove the cap without breaking it, he said, enabling him to replace the steroid-tainted urine of top athletes with clean urine, stockpiled in soda bottles and other containers in the months leading up to the Games.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. fund investors stockpiled more cash abroad and in bonds during the latest week, Investment Company Institute data showed on Wednesday, resisting the temptation to chase further returns from a bull market that has lasted the better part of a decade.
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However, a no-deal Brexit would disrupt the movement of ingredients it imports from the EU. The firm has stockpiled tomato sauce it gets from Portugal, as well as frozen chicken and other long-life products such as tuna and pineapple, the Guardian reported.
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Elizabeth Warren Warren is preparing to run for president -- she has aides stockpiled in her Boston and Washington offices, has been talking to advisers about what a run would look like and plans are in the works to base a campaign in the Boston area.
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ORLANDO, Florida (Reuters) - A convicted felon found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound in his Orlando, Florida apartment alongside the bodies of four children after a standoff in which he shot a police officer had stockpiled an arsenal of guns, police said on Tuesday.
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Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) administrator Peter Gaynor struggled Sunday to detail how many masks and other pieces of personal protection equipment (PPE) the federal government has stockpiled — and how much of this stockpile has been sent to health care providers dealing with the coronavirus.
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Vice President Mike Pence said the government had more than 10,000 ventilators stockpiled to deploy out to hospitals, roughly echoing an estimate from over the weekend from the nation's top infectious diseases expert, Dr. Anthony Fauci, who had put the number at just under 13,000.
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With uranium prices at less than half their level before the 2011 nuclear disaster in Fukushima (and less than a quarter of what they were in 2007), Namibia's two other active uranium operations have stopped digging up rock and process only already-stockpiled material.
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Bossie disputes the ratio of money spent on political activities and faults the reporting for not including the amount of money the Presidential Coalition had in the bank, which was being stockpiled for an ad campaign, according to a person close to the Presidential Coalition.
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IKenema has used motion-tracking work to live-animate the bodily movements of digital characters, but the team has also stockpiled this information to create realistic models of movements of digital characters in digital environments, specifically in the context of games and virtual reality titles.
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The photos included one from a 29-year-old Georgia man who has stockpiled 20123 milliliters so far thanks to a sale he spotted and another from a Nebraska man who spent $75 on 400 milliliters of nicotine-flavored juice that should last four months.
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But Iran does not need to do much more to provoke the United States and the E3 with its nuclear program, since it is nearing the point where it has enough low-enriched uranium stockpiled that could subsequently be enriched further to build a bomb.
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He later told Connoisseur magazine that for true authenticity, he even crafted his own primitive tools and stockpiled 211 grades of cinnabar—a reddish form of mercury used by the Olmec, an ancient Mesoamerican civilization that existed between 2910757978306961409 BCE and 21 BCE—for precise pigmentation.
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Given that all of Huawei's MateBook laptops released so far have been based on Intel chips, Huawei was likely unable to get the necessary parts for the new MateBook — despite the reports that the company has stockpiled enough components to last it at least three months.
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This is -- one of the reasons why we had a war in Iraq was that Saddam Hussein, it had no weapons of mass destruction stockpiled, all he had to do was let the inspectors come in and say, here, you got free reign, there&aposs nothing here.
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ET, ESPN, CSN New England (Boston), Sportsnet ONE (Toronto) ABOUT THE CELTICS (23-22): Boston was linked in rumors to several big names - notably Indiana's Paul George and Chicago's Jimmy Butler - but chose to hold onto several of the draft picks they've stockpiled in recent years.
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By that point in the game, with the Warriors leading by 20, the move was as much a statement of identity as a basketball tactic, an assertion that he wouldn't quit no matter how many points separated his team from the stockpiled superstars in the other jerseys.
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The Chequers plan has attracted criticism from Eurosceptics in May's party as well as those who originally wanted to stay in the bloc, and Britain has said it is stepping up preparations for "no-deal", with Raab also saying food would be stockpiled for that eventuality.
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Sherry Poland, director of elections in Hamilton County, Ohio, told us that she "stockpiled older PCs that will run Windows XP." Other experts, like Merle King in Georgia, told us that his state hired a contractor to build custom hardware that will work with Windows 2000.
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We should agree that someone like the Las Vegas shooter, who police say stockpiled a huge arsenal and legally converted his weapons to shoot as quickly as fully automatic rifles, might have set off some alarm bells with law enforcement as he was acquiring all this firepower.
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"At the same time, we cannot tolerate unilateral fulfillment of our commitments and no commitment from their side" Iran has previously announced that it would enrich uranium by more than the accord's 3.67 percent cap and stockpiled more uranium than it was allowed to under the deal.
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While the ivory trade was effectively banned through CITES in 1989, rising elephant numbers in Botswana, Namibia, South Africa and Zimbabwe led to downgrading of protections in 1997 and 2000, which allowed sales to restart and ivory to be stockpiled internationally, largely in Japan and China.
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Intel and Apple allege that Fortress and firms it either owned or whose patent portfolios it effectively controlled - and which do no make any technology products - stockpiled patents for the primary purpose of suing technology companies and did so in a manner that violated U.S. antitrust laws.
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MIAMI — President Trump on Monday delivered his sharpest warning yet to Venezuela's military authorities in an increasingly tense showdown over that country's crisis, proclaiming they would "lose everything" by remaining loyal to President Nicolás Maduro and refusing to allow in emergency aid stockpiled on the border.
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An easing in trade tensions between China and the United States also could unlock some pent-up demand for consumer electronics, and encourage Chinese cloud service providers that had stockpiled chips in anticipation of a prolonged trade war to lower their inventories to more normal levels, analysts said.
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If the offer is legitimate, it would place technology companies in the unusual position of relying on Assange, a man believed by some U.S. officials and lawmakers to be an untrustworthy pawn of Russian President Vladimir Putin, to share cyber vulnerabilities stockpiled by a secretive U.S. spy agency.
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While investor and former Facebook mentor, Roger McNamee, who has written a critical book about the company's business model, called for personal data to be treated as a human right — so it cannot be stockpiled and turned into an asset to be exploited by behavior-manipulating adtech giants.
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More than 2.5 billion pounds of meat from beef to pork and poultry are being stockpiled in cold-storage warehouses across the country amid ongoing trade disputes with countries that import U.S. meat, reports the Wall Street Journal, citing federal data set to release as early as Monday.
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Benjamin Hoffman: The Suns have stockpiled quite a collection of enormously talented youngsters who hope to grow into one of the league's better cores over the next few seasons, but with the signing of Trevor Ariza, Tyson Chandler, the team's elder statesman, will have someone to talk to.
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NEWTON, N.J. — New Jersey investigators were looking into a routine complaint from a woman who said her ex-boyfriend was harassing her, when they uncovered something far more dire: The 211-year-old man had stockpiled weapons and far-right propaganda and had talked about shooting up a hospital.
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General Dunford said Friday that the United States had already stockpiled weapons and equipment — which other officials said could include heavy machine guns, mortars, anti-tank weapons, armored cars and engineering equipment — and would begin distributing them soon to Kurdish and Arab fighters in the anti-Islamic State coalition.
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It's an unusual amount of money for a president to have stockpiled at this point in his term: Trump filed for reelection shortly after entering the White House, earlier than any other U.S. president, and frequently flies around the country for campaign-style rallies with supporters and local candidates.
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Trucks carrying food and medical supplies sent by the United States to be stockpiled until it can be brought into Venezuela will arrive later this week at Guaido's request and will be prepositioned at the main Colombian-Venezuelan border crossing at Cucuta, U.S. officials with knowledge of the plan said.
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The target appears to have been an older missile, of a variety stockpiled in the 2010s, and it is unclear at this moment as to why North Korea fired that kind of missile, and what sort of payload it was carrying…" Harper dashed out the text: "Looks like a missile intercept.
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In Britain, which is due to leave the European Union in less than a month, factories stockpiled goods at the fastest pace seen in any Group of Seven country since records started in the early 1990s in case the country fails to get a transition deal to smooth the shock of Brexit.
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The House package also calls for a one-time tax of 7 percent and 14 percent on offshore earnings that have been stockpiled abroad, and an effective 10 percent rate on "high returns" to a parent company headquartered in this country from foreign subsidiaries, both efforts to supposedly keep multinationals from avoiding taxes.
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At the peak of his empire, he claimed he was taking in $1 million a day, had $52 million stashed in Cayman Islands banks and $19843 million in stockpiled heroin, and owned office buildings in Detroit, a cattle ranch in North Carolina and apartments in New York, Miami, Los Angeles and Puerto Rico.
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As states looked to Health and Human Services for help procuring medical supplies from the Strategic National Stockpile, top health officials warned that there is not enough stockpiled medical equipment to combat this pandemic and much of what they do have, in terms of masks and respirators, is past its shelf life.
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On Monday, President Trump delivered his sharpest warning yet to Venezuela's military authorities, telling a crowd in Miami that they would "lose everything" by remaining loyal to Mr. Maduro and refusing to allow in emergency aid from the United States, from Colombia and from Venezuelans abroad that has been stockpiled along the border.
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Sovereign citizens have been linked to a number of other incidents, including the man who killed four people at a Nashville Waffle House back in April, or a man in Austin, Texas who was arrested in April 203 on suspicion of planning an attack, and had stockpiled over 1,000 rounds of ammunition plus three guns.
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Those at the gamut's other end – those who fawn over players whose comparatively modest careers are more appropriately signposted by admirable sixth-place finishes and luckless semi-final losses – will seek to reprimand anybody who dares to suggest that a footballer's career could be valued only by the number of medals stockpiled along the way.
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"Let me stress that it is well known that those weapons have been used and stockpiled in many parts of Syria by terrorist armed organizations in cooperation or rather with a wink and a nudge by some ruling regimes in the region and outside, including Turkey, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and some European states," Mounzer said.
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Yet under the leadership of the blinkered Trump administration and the Sunni dictators to which it has hitched America's wagons, these forces of potential progress in Iran are being given few choices but to look elsewhere for weapons to defend their Shiite faith and their nation against the weapons being stockpiled by their Sunni enemies.
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State television said Iran would not respect any limits set down in the pact on the country's nuclear work: whether the limit on its number of uranium enrichment centrifuges to its enrichment capacity, the level to which uranium could be enriched, the amount of stockpiled enriched uranium or Iran's nuclear Research and Development activities.
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While more powerful missiles may be effective at carrying out a pre-emptive strike on the portion of North Korea's nuclear weapons that are stockpiled deep underground, many North Korean nuclear weapons would remain untouched in transport erector launchers, highly mobile and difficult to track vehicles that transport missiles across the country for launching.
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Photo: APUK authorities have ordered Cambridge Analytica, the sketchy election firm at the center of a data scandal involving at least 87 million Facebook users, to hand over all of the information it acquired on a US voter in a move that could potentially open the floodgates for others to know what information the firm stockpiled on them.
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In the second verse, Chance took a turn for the apocalyptic—"This year I bought four Christmas trees / Stockpiled all the Home Alone DVDs / I got batteries, canned food, everything I need / There'll probably never be another Christmas Eve"—but even then he was suggesting it might be worth breaking his own arm before Obamacare was repealed.
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On August 21, 1971, Manson Family members Mary Brunner, Catherine "Gypsy" Share, Dennis Rice, Charles Lovett, Larry Bailey, and Kenneth Como raided an Army surplus store in southwest LA. The group frantically stockpiled weapons while holding customers and employees hostage, and then became embroiled in a shootout with police that resulted in Brunner and Share being wounded.
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Students stockpiled carts of bricks, made Molotov cocktails, and stacked classroom chairs for barricades here Where many clashes occurred and tear gas was fired Bridge Two Where the police vans were parked BuzzFeed News; Google Earth Lee was nearby when police officers first fired and threw back some bricks, but she wasn't prepared for a confrontation with police.
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Although I'm not one of the 13% of American workers with paid family leave, I stockpiled and saved enough sick days and vacation time over the past five years so I could recuperate from a serious illness and care for my son in his first weeks of life without having to choose between diapers or rent, job or no job.
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" The ministry noted in its order that NDTV India's coverage disclosed "ammunition stockpiled in the airbase, MiGs, fighter planes, rocket launchers, mortars, helicopters, fuel tanks which was likely to be used by the terrorists themselves or their handlers to cause massive harm not only to national security, international standing of the country but also life of civilians and defence personnel.
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Read more:Here's how 5 food delivery services are adapting to the coronavirus restrictions and safety precautionsDoorDash stockpiled hand sanitizer and gloves for its delivery drivers, but it's only offering the supplies to a portion of themThe CEO of DoorDash says the company is stockpiling hand sanitizer and gloves for delivery driversThe world has flipped upside down in the 2 weeks since DoorDash filed for an IPO.
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"What we'd like to see in about five years is that we would have two or three of the key pathogens from the WHO list of serious threats, where we now have a vaccine, which can be stockpiled at the level of hundreds of thousands or maybe a few million doses," said Trevor Mundel, president of global health at the Gates Foundation and a member of CEPI's board.
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Patty MurrayPatricia (Patty) Lynn MurrayLawmakers raise alarms over Trump coronavirus response Public health experts raise alarm as coronavirus spreads Overnight Health Care: Senate panel to hold hearing on US coronavirus response | Dems demand Trump withdraw religious provider rule | Trump Medicaid proposal sparks bipartisan backlash MORE (D-Wash.) questioned Azar at a hearing Tuesday about whether the U.S. was ready for an outbreak, questioning why the country doesn't have enough medical supplies and protective gear stockpiled.
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Read more:Michigan State University apologizes amid backlash for 'inappropriate and insensitive' gift shop display with dolls of notable black figures hanging from treesA white supremacist Coast Guard officer who stockpiled weapons and crafted a hit list of journalists and officials was sentenced to 13 years in prisonThe Wuhan coronavirus is causing increased reports of racism and xenophobia against Asian people at college, work, and supermarketsA white Connecticut teacher was placed on leave after casting black students as slaves in a school play
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Read more about DoorDash:DoorDash has expanded the places where it's offering free hand sanitizer and gloves to delivery workers — but doesn't see a nationwide rollout until the end of the weekHere's how 5 food delivery services are adapting to the coronavirus restrictions and safety precautionsDoorDash stockpiled hand sanitizer and gloves for its delivery drivers, but it's only offering the supplies to a portion of themThe CEO of DoorDash says the company is stockpiling hand sanitizer and gloves for delivery drivers
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Read more about DoorDash:DoorDash has expanded the places where it's offering free hand sanitizer and gloves to delivery workers — but doesn't see a nationwide rollout until the end of the weekDoorDash stockpiled hand sanitizer and gloves for its delivery drivers, but it's only offering the supplies to a portion of themThe CEO of DoorDash says the company is stockpiling hand sanitizer and gloves for delivery driversThe world has flipped upside down in the 2 weeks since DoorDash filed for an IPO.
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Top healthcare officials have said that the US does not have enough stockpiled medical equipment like masks, gowns and gloves to fulfill the anticipated need of the nation's health care system as the number of cases surge across the US. Dentists and other businesses are donating equipment and supplies to hospitals that are reporting shortages while treating coronavirus patients, and the federal government is sending supplies from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's national stockpile and working with private companies to ramp up production.
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