Customers can try the tenders in a taco for $2, or get two tenders for $3 or three tenders for $4.
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Customers can try the tenders in a taco for $2, or they can buy two tenders individually for $3 or three tenders for $4.
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Wendy's will be giving out free chicken tenders on Friday to celebrate National Chicken Tenders Day.
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The bulk of oil products for export are sold at tenders: Rosneft holds annual tenders as well as a number of spot or short-term tenders, with BP, Glencore, Trafigura, Vitol and Cetracore among top buyers.
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In 2017, McDonald's answered fans and foodies' prayers by bringing back their tenders under the new name Buttermilk Crispy Tenders.
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Female metal furnace operators, tenders, pourers, and casters make 101.3% as much as male metal furnace operators, tenders, pourers, and casters.
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The yacht's tender garage can hold two 38-foot Wajer tenders and as well as two rescue tenders and various water toys.
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The government had in the meantime planned state-subsidised tenders for the project and said TIM's change of heart could undermine those tenders.
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The issuance program would continue to be conducted via regular tenders, with occasional larger tenders of newly established bond lines, the AOFM said.
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On Monday it said those tenders had been moth-balled, and until a settlement is reached it will not participate in further tenders for Petrobras.
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Popeyes is offering the new Sweet and Crunchy Chicken Tenders in its famed $5 deal (tenders, fries, and a biscuit), so fans can indulge on the cheap.
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We pull the tenders off and save them for the family meal at work, but at home I leave the tenders intact and cook the breasts as they are.
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Round one will feature seven chicken tenders with a side of honey Dijon mustard, fries and cole slaw, while the refill will include three tenders, fries and honey Dijon mustard.
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" After a dubious look, "People go for the tenders.
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In Chile and Argentina ... in non-subsidised tenders, renewables win.
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CITIC was awarded the tenders in both initiatives in 2015.
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I treat myself to curly fries, chicken tenders, and water.
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Fried chicken, chicken wings, chicken cutlets, General Tso's, tenders, quesadillas.
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You can order a bowl of tteokbokki and chicken tenders.
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Hanging out in hotel rooms, eating chicken tenders, just talking.
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We both get cheeseburger meals and chicken tenders to share.
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But bud tenders working in dispensaries argue they're not clueless.
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The smell of chicken tenders and pulled pork is pervasive.
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The sandwich will be accompanied by spicy BBQ glazed tenders.
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Its accompanying spicy BBQ chicken tenders were even more disappointing.
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The tenders close on July 24, remaining valid until Aug.
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They lead the ram and his tenders into a courtyard.
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They sell typical things you'd see: hamburgers, fries, chicken tenders.
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Baked chicken tenders at your service, with sweet potato "fries"!
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Or Alison Roman's baked chicken tenders with simple grilled broccoli.
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Customers responded enthusiastically to McDonald's new buttermilk crispy chicken tenders.
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Still, supply was firm with several "sell" tenders this week.
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The last round of exploration licenses tenders was in 2011.
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Cooper was ready for them with babysitters and stall tenders.
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Rosneft, which accounts for over 40% of Russia's oil output, sells the bulk of its oil products for export at annual tenders as well as at a number of spot or short-term tenders.
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I get a crispy chicken sandwich and J. gets chicken tenders.
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"They might do more of the prompt tenders," the source added.
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Rosneft will award its annual oil products supply tenders on Dec.
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The deadline for the swap and repurchase tenders is 5 p.m.
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However, it wasn't until Monday afternoon that the tenders were cleared.
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I buy him chicken tenders and a slushy at the movies.
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From the menu, you'll want to dig into the chicken tenders.
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McDonald's began offering Buttermilk Crispy Tenders in the US in 2017.
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The new spicy BBQ glazed tenders told a similarly sad story.
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It was not immediately clear why Gazprom had cancelled the tenders.
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This ties into the launch of McDonald's new buttermilk chicken tenders.
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This shift angered Rome, which claimed it undermined the state tenders.
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Other tasty options include the biscuits, spicy tenders, and mashed potatoes.
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The chicken tenders still appear to be a popular menu item.
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Chicken tenders are like subatomic particles: They change nature in context.
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I have chicken tenders I bought on Sunday and eat that.
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The first course was chicken tenders with a barbecue sauce dip.
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"Cryptocurrencies aren't legal tenders and don't have assets to back up their value," Kuroda told parliament, adding that the prospect of them threatening the role of globally-trusted legal tenders such as the yen was low.
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Speaking of chicken, the cookie chicken tenders Popeyes launched in 2017 were just chicken tenders coated in shortbread cookie crumbs, and according to Business Insider reviewers, they had just the right amount of sweetness to them.
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The kids already ate — mac 'n' cheese pizza and chicken tenders for L., chicken tenders and pasta for D. We pick up the fixings for Champagne shrimp pasta, and I stock up on BOGO Mother Kombucha ($48.39).
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The state grains buyer earlier this month said it would ship in 22011,234 tonnes of rice after the flooding, initially issuing two tenders for a total of 2160,000 tonnes of rice, its first such tenders since 2011.
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Confusion over the allowed limits of ergot fungus have forced Egypt to cancel two tenders to buy wheat, and Bunge's legal action could add to caution among suppliers about bidding in future tenders, one European trader said.
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But it then only bought back 78m over a series of tenders.
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That same day, Luna gave coconut chicken tenders and broccoli a try.
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For project developers, delays and cancelled tenders mean wasted time and money.
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Last month, Oman invited international tenders for consultancy work on the project.
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We grab chicken tenders and fries and my boyfriend gets another beer.
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Work on tenders for the project will start next year, Najib said.
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No foreign players have expressed an interest in the tenders so far.
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The Sweet and Crunchy Tenders are available now from coast to coast.
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Zaxby's offers everything from wing and tenders to grilled chicken and sandwiches.
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Currently national producers get an advantage in government tenders, the daily reports.
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Other inexpensive steaks include hanger, tri-tip, chuck eye and chuck tenders.
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I had picked up cheese, eggs, vegetables, chicken tenders and ice cream.
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And you bring your own bun… Really it's just three tenders… pic.twitter.
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My tenders arrive and I pick the bread off like a weirdo.
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In China, over 60 percent of our tenders come from mobile payments.
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The bank rejected all bids at its previous two fx swap tenders.
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It is a boy bird with crispy chicken tenders from Burger Thing.
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Working in batches, fry the tenders until golden-brown, about 2 minutes.
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Here&aposs what Taco Bell&aposs take on chicken tenders tastes like.
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This follows even large orders throughout June, and brings June/July South Korean coal tenders for the rest of this year to around 10 million tonnes, with another 2.3 million tonnes of long-term tenders through to 2018 issued.
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The number of single-bid tenders more than quadrupled between 2012 and 2017.
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It took over four hours and 35 fire tenders to douse the flames.
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Now, that is beginning to change, along with the role of bar tenders.
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All companies will be able to bid online for government tenders from Oct.
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We grab lunch next door to bring home — chicken tenders and fries ($45.36).
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An Essar spokesman said that "tenders were floated but no trade (took) place".
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Despite this, supply was offered from multiple sources, including via tenders and bilaterally.
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It aims to add 15,000km by 2022, awarding projects through strict online tenders.
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CETA also encompasses regulatory cooperation, shipping, sustainable development and access to government tenders.
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I get chicken tenders and some fries, and my boyfriend offers to pay.
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Still, the market was well supplied with several sell tenders offered this week.
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Because, let's be real, it's not a snack shack without some chicken tenders.
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The company's menu features spicy chicken, chicken tenders, seafood and some regional items.
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Textile cutting-machine setters, operators, and tenders are projected to decline by 15.8%
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These mild, middling tenders are no threat to anyone, much less to Popeyes.
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The Popeyes Po' Boy was essentially some chicken tenders slapped on a bun.
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The platform also allows members to post tenders for logistics providers, he added.
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N) issue tenders for airlines including Virgin Australia, Alliance Aviation, Qantas Airways (QAN.
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Meeting the rules makes a company more likely to qualify for government tenders.
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The deadline for both the swap and repurchase tenders expired at 5 p.m.
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I dip the chicken tenders in them and assemble hot honey chicken biscuits!
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There are at least two tenders from other India's companies, trade sources said.
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Wheat rose, supported by continued strength in European prices and big export tenders.
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Egypt has spent $46.8 million on Chinese rice in two tenders since November.
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Taco Bell recently debuted its crispy tortilla chicken tenders in two US cities.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Total subsidiaries have won tenders for 15 French solar power projects and 5 tenders for small-scale hydro power generation units which will add around 112 megawatts of capacity to its portfolio, the energy producer said on Wednesday.
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The French Renewable Energy Association (SER) and France Energie Eolienne (FEE) said the government should launch two supplementary tenders of 750 MW capacity each between 2021 and 2022, and three other tenders of 250 MW capacity, and another 500 MW tender.
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Gazprom is obliged to hold tenders for such contracts, but news that the contract had already gone to ZTZ, which only entered the market three years ago, came as a surprise to other producers, who frequently take part in such tenders.
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Egypt's state grain buyer GASC has issued three international purchasing tenders since last year.
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It also would encompass regulatory cooperation, shipping, sustainable development and access to government tenders.
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I have two Bud Lights and grab some chicken tenders, fries, and assorted cheeses.
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The country's wheat imports are sourced via tenders held by state grains agency OAIC.
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Indonesia's energy ministry said 16 GW of power station project tenders have been delayed.
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SALIC PLANS TO IMPORT RUSSIAN WHEAT FOR SAGO TENDERS IF RUSSIAN ACQUISITION SUCCESSFUL - MD
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One is filled with crinkle-cut fries and one is filled with chicken tenders.
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For example: the army is building lots of new roads, often without open tenders.
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My meal of chicken tenders and small fries cost under $4 at the time.
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If that was not possible, it could cancel the projects and launch new tenders.
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Textile bleaching and dyeing machine operators and tenders are projected to decline by 18.1%
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Bassil called on American companies to take part in forthcoming energy tenders in Lebanon.
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Nothing in the kitchen looks remotely worth eating … except my roommate's frozen chicken tenders.
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Those plans are not as advanced as the four tenders offers issued on Tuesday.
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The yacht's exciting extras, like tenders and jet skis, were also wrapped in gold.
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That proprietary information includes what the company paid to win licenses in public tenders.
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That means all-you-can-eat riblets and chicken tenders and creamy pasta dishes.
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Hall told a news conference the utility was participating in wind tenders across Europe.
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The ads are mostly government tenders for contracts as well as publicizing government schemes.
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Kellogg's product line Incogmeato includes plant-based patties and imitation chicken tenders and nuggets.
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C. gets chicken tenders and fries and I get a salad and vegetarian meatballs.
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Transfer to a paper-towel lined plate and repeat with the remaining pork tenders.
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While the tenders have some spice, it's only really brought out by the sauce.
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In Los Angeles, the dish often takes the form of fat chicken tenders, or tenders padded out in sandwiches, but the most traditional way to eat it is on the bone, with a slice or two of soft bread and some pickles.
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Remember that U.S. Open fan who was caught controversially dipping her chicken tenders in soda?
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Tenders go to the lowest bidder, and certain countries have small monopolies in these industries.
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The owners of these independent outlets were intimidated, threatened with losing public tenders, or worse.
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It is pleasant, trendy and staffed by well-mannered herb enthusiasts, known as "bud-tenders".
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It serves up everything you need for a big game: wings, nachos, sliders, chicken tenders.
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In Britain municipalities have been obliged to hold public tenders for waste management since 463.
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The chicken tenders are okay as well, but the tteokbokki is the clear star here.
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Using a paring knife, cut a pocket in the center of the chicken tenders vertically.
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Recent results demonstrate that such tenders can achieve extremely competitive pricing for carbon-free electricity.
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Chicken tenders call for very little ketchup, but French fries require a more even proportions.
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The police have reportedly placed tenders for 50 new drones and 500 new CCTV cameras.
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We get salads, honey tenders, and mac & cheese ($12 with tip, from my personal account).
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The price at which GASC pays for its purchase tenders can influence global grain prices.
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TENDERS * Perenco sold a cargo of June-loading Congolese Djeno via tender to China's Unipec.
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GASC's tender booklet is the document outlining terms and wheat specifications for its purchase tenders.
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I panic when we order and go with the perennial kid favorite of chicken tenders.
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Some tenders have been floated three times since September because they failed to attract bidders.
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It was unclear if the two buy tenders launched by Indian companies had been awarded.
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India's Gujarat State Petroleum Corp (GSPC) and Torrent Power issued new buy tenders this week.
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RBC says that could clear a path for Rosneft to thrive in several large tenders.
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Metal and plastic forging machine setters, operators, and tenders are projected to decline by 19.2%
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Textile knitting-and-weaving-machine setters, operators, and tenders are projected to decline by 19.3%
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The stadium was built by a firm with a knack for winning big government tenders.
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GLX Chief Executive Damien Criddle said the platform has received four tenders since its launch.
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Cil said Popeyes has seen climbing boneless chicken sales as customers clamor for chicken tenders.
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I ordered a four-piece spicy BBQ glazed tenders and a spicy BBQ chicken sandwich.
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The decrees define the blocks and specify conditions for production and exploration tenders and contracts.
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It features a fat, juicy, crispy fried chicken breast as opposed to longer chicken tenders.
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Two Japanese players were heard to have issued tenders for supply, one market source said.
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The firms earlier won oil tenders as part of Mozambique's fifth licensing round in 2014.
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The bucket comes with 10 chicken tenders, waffle fries, gravy, a side, and two dips.
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My actual lunch is just the packed fruit (papaya and strawberries) and half the tenders.
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For example, the cost of transporting the medication wasn't included in some of the tenders.
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The weekly tenders will start from March 24, the treasury department said in a statement.
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But however smug I felt bypassing the line, the tenders cut me down to size.
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The agency has been unable to make purchases in previous tenders for the same amount.
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Drenched in a sweet and tangy sauce, these new tenders were messy but quite good.
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Judge John Hodgman Andy writes: My college friend Bill says chicken tenders are an appetizer.
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It added that corruption had spread in all sectors including security, public tenders and health.
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Hoboob has stumbled on several previous tenders, failing to buy wheat and citing high prices.
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Other options included chicken tenders, pizza, and french fries — some of Lorelai and Rory's favorites.
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In the term tenders, Formosa indicated it would conduct refinery maintenance next March and September.
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KFC served up some very nice gummy rice rolls, along with some solid chicken tenders.
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Another crew member from Georgia told Business Insider they enjoyed the chicken tenders, as well.
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Paar's business interests have participated in several billion dollars' worth of successful public procurement tenders.
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Meanwhile quickly sauté the little duck tenders in a little duck fat or butter. Slice.
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As part of these efforts, the German government agreed in January to plan for additional tenders for 4 gigawatts (GW) of photovoltaics and 4 GW onshore wind as well as an unspecified offshore wind energy contribution in 2019 and 2020, on top of regular tenders.
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Mabuza was an ally of Zuma and was accused of involvement in corruption in awarding tenders.
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The regulator's announcement to cancel the tenders confirmed a Reuters report from earlier in the day.
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TENDERS * India's IOC issued a tender for one cargo loading June 4-13, closing on Thursday.
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She's hanging out with Dro, eating his chicken tenders and casually talking about her failed relationships.
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It has also urged leaders to back its plan to limit access to EU public tenders.
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YPF launched two previous tenders this month on the open market to import liquified natural gas.
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It aims to add 15,000km to the network by 2022, awarding projects through strict online tenders.
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Government ministers have said the Guptas have offered to secure them promotions in return for tenders.
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But it adopted rules in line with international norms after mass boycotts of its state tenders.
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Karlstrom said the effect would however not show in the number of tenders already in 2017.
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It is also opening an office in Japan to position for potential offshore wind tenders there.
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Meeting government rules on black ownership makes a company more likely to qualify for government tenders.
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The tenders close on July 22 and results are expected to be announced on July 24.
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Three annual accounts are often compulsory before a company is allowed to bid for public tenders.
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However, there are nearly 30 similar pending deepwater projects with tenders that are still going ahead.
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Their teams spent weeks meeting local officials ahead of investment tenders due to start next month.
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The tenders will be awarded in spring 2020 and new operators will start in January 303.
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Last month, he said three Mexican companies would be excluded from future public tenders for medicine.
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However, oil workers unions have sought to block the tenders, filing legal actions in federal courts.
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It did not report revenue in the year-earlier quarter as it held no diamond tenders.
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Sources say it has already spent several tens of millions of dollars on studies and tenders.
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I tried both the sandwich and the tenders, and neither justified their existence on McDonald's menu.
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I was suspicious that all this sauce wouldn't bode well for the crispiness of the tenders.
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Customers who bring their own buns can order three chicken tenders to make their own sandwich.
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It's not clear whether chicken tenders were also the catalyst in any of the previous cases.
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I get some honey BBQ chicken tenders, crackers, and a pack of lemon squares for later.
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McDonald's introduced the Buttermilk Crispy Tenders in October 2017 after it cut Chicken Selects in 2015.
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A flurry of sell tenders flooded the global market while demand remained stable, industry sources said.
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The chicken tenders come in four sizes: two-piece, four-piece, six-piece, and 10-piece.
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It was different from the chain's other poultry-based products, including the superb Buttermilk Crispy Tenders.
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" Later: "Were you struck by how very far from awesome the Awesome Pretzel Chicken Tenders are?
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The projects would have been the last scheduled oil tenders under outgoing President Enrique Pena Nieto.
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Coat the pork tenders in the flour, followed by the egg, and finally in the cornflakes.
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Other companies such as Furnas and Copel said they have opened tenders to buy new transformers.
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Basically, government entities put out tenders for projects and it's up to the EPCs to place bids.
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Fire tenders were deployed at the hospital while ambulances were moving patients to other hospitals, officials said.
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Salmon salad, chicken tenders made with almond flour, and poblano pepper soup were notably tasty, wrote Clinton.
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Governments are also giving bidders less time to respond to tenders, which cuts the number who participate.
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The current TLTRO facility has five more tenders left with the next one due in mid-March.
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Clinton notes that her favorites were salmon salad, chicken tenders with almond flour, and poblano pepper soup.
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However, laws do allow tenders to be divided into lots that can be provided by several contractors.
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The change will cover all new oil products contracts awarded at tenders, according to the five sources.
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The service offers weekly menus including things like almond-crusted chicken tenders, pumpkin ravioli, and glazed salmon.
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In addition to creating a traffic hazard, the EMA explained the chicken tenders were unsafe to eat.
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Instead of swinging by a fast food joint for some tenders, the actress cooked her own meal.
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"We PROUDLY SERVE Popeyes spicy tenders- the best fried chicken anywhere and from New Orleans," she wrote.
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Consistent tenders from state buyers in India and Indonesia ensure these remain major destinations for Nigerian oil.
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There were 13 tenders for the Ho Man Tin site, which is located on Sheung Shing Street.
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A strict limit on bug damage currently prevents Black Sea origins from being offered in Algeria's tenders.
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The bread supply chain has ground to a halt on several occasions as traders have boycotted tenders.
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"We need contracts, tenders and technology," he said, describing Iran as a "garden" in need of nourishment.
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State groups were prepared to take tenders he could not justify because of low profitability, he said.
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The swap deal could reduce PDVSA's need to issue open market tenders for fuel imports in cash.
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Textile-winding, -twisting, and drawing-out machine setters, operators, and tenders are projected to decline by 16.8%
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Metal and plastic milling and planing machine setters, operators, and tenders are projected to decline by 19.3%
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We have already announced tenders for the modernization of all plants that have to meet the requirements.
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"If none of the tenders reaches that base price we will not sell the land," he said.
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Octopus comes with two helipads and storage space for seven tenders, two submersibles, and a large SUV.
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Customers will simply order the three-piece tenders and place the chicken between the pre-bought bun.
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She works alongside three bud-tenders, including her 20-something son and a deeply troubled security guard.
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The new chicken tenders are marinated in a jalapeño buttermilk mixture, giving them a slightly spicy kick.
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The Po' Boy came similarly dressed — two breaded chicken tenders lay nestled alongside lettuce, pickles, and mayo.
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Bud tenders dispensing the cannabis there became my pharmacists in their knowledge of the medicines they sold.
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Alrosa already carried out a test of its system of digital tenders at its October trade sessions.
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"It's just three tenders," one actor says in the clip, looking confused at her bun-less order.
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A lower deck will be able to hold tenders and multiple water toys, including several jet skis.
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International demand also looks strong with large purchase tenders in the market including from Egypt and Turkey.
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The scientists cook and taste samples of rice on offer at state tenders before they are accepted.
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"We will likely (receive tenders) for 10 times the quantity of energy that's been offered," he said.
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"Something will open next July 1," he said, that being the date when management tenders scouts' contracts.
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Wheat prices were firm, supported by a run of tenders by importing countries, including top buyer Egypt.
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They set the bar for chicken tenders in my internal food book of amazing things I've eaten.
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Many are too large to dock and instead anchor offshore and shuttle passengers to town in tenders.
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It wants its firms freed to compete for public tenders, and to sell more wine and cheese.
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You can order it as one breast fillet, two-piece thigh and drum, or three-piece tenders with one waffle for $5.49 or as a "Big Basket Meal" for $7.99 with two waffles and a choice of two-piece white meat, three-piece dark meat, or four-piece tenders.
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On Wednesday, the company launched a line of chicken nuggets, tenders and patties that are blended with vegetables.
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The restaurant also revealed guests can get all-you-can-eat breaded chicken tenders served with bottomless fries.
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On Sunday, Lopez Obrador announced tenders in March for the new refinery in the southern state of Tabasco.
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I asked them what to get, and they all recommended the chicken tenders and the fish and chips.
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The Treasury-owned coin-striker not only provides domestic currency but competes in tenders for overseas contracts, too.
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According to Kuo, this might be the iPad that'll help Apple win tenders in commercial and education markets.
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TENDERS * India's IOC issued a tender for one cargo loading June 4-13, set to close on Thursday.
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Remove tenders from freezer and fry in oil in batches until golden and cooked through, 8-10 minutes.
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Approval processes for construction tenders won in Saudi Arabia now take longer than they used to, Yenigun said.
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Earlier Indian Oil Corp and Bharat Petroleum Corp, both state refiners, had purchased the U.S. oil through tenders.
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For snacking in between White Castle sliders, chicken tenders, and French fries, the model has plenty of options.
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"We will be able to increase the pace of future tenders to one gigawatt per year," Philippe said.
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Local suppliers were given advice on how to pitch for tenders that may have seemed out of reach.
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The second rounds of the tenders for gasoline and naphtha close on July, 26 and July, 29, respectively.
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Jafco said it was buying 13.4 million shares from the two tenders for 61.3 billion yen ($551.21 million).
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The only thing left to do was provide these tenders at a price point that customers would love.
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We'll be giving away free 2-piece Chicken Tenders for #NationalChickenTendersDay, but you'll need to know the password.
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Those tenders are potentially more attractive because companies can bid to develop them without tying up with Pemex.
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Metal- and plastic-drilling and boring machine-tool setters, operators, and tenders are projected to decline by 19.5%
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Both tenders were awarded with contracts to sell power at around 200 euros per MW for 20 years.
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Three of the offers were reissues of earlier tenders that apparently attracted no suitable bids from construction companies.
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It was like McDonald's slapped two chicken tenders on a bun with some onion slivers and BBQ sauce.
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Traders have continued to vote with their feet as offers to sell wheat in tenders have fallen dramatically.
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It's not just any ol' chicken joint ... it the place she bought the tenders that made her famous.
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Good thing the chicken tenders were refrigerated, because my EBT money cannot be used for hot, prepared foods.
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The tenders increased the total amount of additional liquidity provided by the central bank to 950 billion forints.
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The bank said its stock of foreign currency swaps was unchanged at 2.2 trillion forints after Monday's tenders.
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T. and his brother order fries and chicken tenders, a Bud Light seltzer bucket, and various mixed drinks.
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Overall, in terms of value and flavor, McDonald's nuggets and spicy BBQ glazed tenders are a better option.
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There'd be Army tenders patrolling the streets, amplified voices warning citizens to stay in out of the rain.
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NOFI itself has also issued separate tenders to buy 138,000 tonnes of corn and 60,000 tonnes of soymeal.
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Wheat is also seeing support from brisk import demand, with purchase tenders from countries including Turkey and Morocco.
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One of the Navy&aposs two submarine tenders visited Ulithi Atoll in the Western Pacific earlier this month.
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The company said the tenders are marinated in a jalapeño buttermilk mix and coated with tortilla chip crumbs.
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The tortilla chip crumbs the tenders are coated in are hardly noticeable and don't have a discernible texture.
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There are "nippers" to watch material being moved around and "hog house tenders" to supervise the break room.
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Money from public tenders has allegedly lined the pockets of corrupt politicians and businessmen who fronted fake contracts.
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Already, a picture of an open packet and a box of chicken tenders has garnered almost 1,000 comments.
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About a quarter of public procurement tenders won by Meszaros companies since 313 were in consortia with Szijj's.
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In a well-received turn of events, McDonald's announced a new menu item on Twitter: Buttermilk Crispy Chicken Tenders.
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Soon after the tenders closed or were awarded, more supply was offered into the market from Russia, Australia, Cameroon.
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"That ol' summer sun is here to make things as extra crispy as my chicken tenders," the bottle reads.
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Traders welcomed the decision to replace Moussa and some said purchase tenders would return to normal as a result.
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Worst affected by the shortages has been cooking oil, with payment problems putting suppliers off bidding in state tenders.
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The Sao Paulo government said it hopes to raise up to 22 billion reais ($5.53 billion) from the tenders.
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Russia's Federal Railway Transport Agency held three tenders for the railway contract in the second half of last year.
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In the US, he attributed this to delivery as well as successful value promotions and new buttermilk chicken tenders.
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The show tenders itself as a kind of acrid medicine, to be swallowed because it's supposedly good for you.
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"They won't be able to participate in public tenders," Zavala told the media when asked if that included Odebrecht.
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That probably explains why she housed tenders by the handful during a lighthearted appearance on Japanese television Thursday morning.
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The American government is not letting up its campaign to persuade allies to freeze Huawei out of 22008G tenders.
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I began indulging in chicken tenders here and there, but really hit my comfort zone with McDonald's chicken nuggets.
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It also wants to allow its firms to compete for public tenders, and to sell more wine and cheese.
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Residents say MHADA reneged on a vow to let them pick a developer, instead floating tenders without informing them.
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First, it would want its companies be allowed to bid for NHS contracts, although tenders are generally open already.
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NUKIB director Dusan Navratil has said that he expects Huawei and ZTE to be left out of more tenders.
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And companies like Siemens Healthineers, Bayer and Boehringer Ingelheim complained that they were being excluded from public healthcare tenders.
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The EU also wants its companies to be able to bid in Mexican government tenders, including at state level.
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Political analysts see this as a dark period leading to a rise in corruption in public tenders and privatizations.
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The Victorian government also announced two firms had won tenders to build solar farms to power Melbourne's tram network.
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KF receives about 60% of its funding from other sources, including covered bonds, repos and European Central Bank tenders.
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Ocyan also has its eyes on Karoon's nearby Neon discovery, where, he predicted, Karoon would launch service tenders soon.
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Saudi Arabia withdrew its ambassador to Berlin and, since early 2018, has excluded German healthcare companies from public tenders.
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Zaxby's has an extensive menu filled with wings, tenders, grilled chicken, chicken sandwiches, and a whole heap of sides.
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Both menu items are variations on McDonald's buttermilk crispy chicken, adding a Southwestern sauce to the sandwich and tenders.
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These were essentially McDonald's buttermilk crispy tenders drenched in what can only be described as "plain ol' barbecue sauce."
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Taco Bell said it tested more than 100 versions of the chicken tenders before deciding on the final recipe.
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Egypt typically purchases supply via tenders, assuring itself of a competitive price, a format likely to continue, traders said.
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Indulge with these super-flavorful fried chicken tenders slathered in fancy black truffle mayo and sweet, buttery caramelized onions.
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It only has 10 fewer calories and one less gram of fat than the same amount of chicken tenders.
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The video continues as the actors try to shove their chicken tenders between their various buns brought from home.
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The tenders are made with a shortbread cookie coating that gives the chicken its sweet taste and crunchy texture.
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It is still unclear if February tenders and a state-run Pemex's search for a partner will be halted.
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No new buy tenders are expected from Italy's OLT LNG import terminal until the second quarter, a trader said.
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Corruption of public officers and infiltration of criminal groups into public tenders slows down upgrading Italy's creaking public infrastructure.
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The meal deal comes in four options: new boneless breast filets, Original recipe, Extra Crispy or Extra Crispy Tenders.
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Tenders also have dive teams that can do perform repairs on the hull and its coating in the water.
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In the central megacity of Chongqing and the region of Tibet, the police put out tenders for similar software.
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At the same time, though, the chain's honey-barbecue glazed chicken tenders top $6 with no drinks or sides.
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It wants to move away from direct deals as part of efforts to buy at cheaper rates through international tenders.
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Stop by on Thursday for $1 Big Bite hot dogs, pizza slices, cherry Slurpee cookies and Nashville hot chicken tenders.
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A state corruption inquiry has heard evidence that associates of former president Zuma siphoned off huge sums from state tenders.
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TENDERS * Total will supply India's IOC with a VLCC of West African crude, but the grades were not immediately clear.
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That scenario could be impacted by how much Neumann himself tenders, as he's eligible to reap more than $900 million.
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Both those tenders had government support, despite the strains placed on the two countries' public finances by low oil prices.
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But one cryptocurrency is available within the country and lo and behold, you can use it to buy chicken tenders.
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Together, they could push for lower interest rates and transparent public tenders before deals are already agreed in opaque backrooms.
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They say they are now increasing their offer prices by the same amount at state tenders to offset the loss.
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Rome is currently running tenders and offering subsidies to deploy fiber in areas that would not normally be economically viable.
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It's not only bud tenders and Uber drivers who are in danger of losing their jobs to automation these days.
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TW. EnBW, which lost out in a first auction round last year, is now preparing for upcoming tenders, Mastiaux said.
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Downside pressure on prices was limited by the shutdown of a pipeline for repairs in Malaysia and several buy tenders.
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The Gupta brothers have been accused of using their links with Zuma to get lucrative tenders and influence cabinet appointment.
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Starting in June, banks will be able to borrow as much as 1.7 trillion euros in a series of tenders.
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The operations include 880 fire engines, 503 bulldozers, 224 hand crews, 138 water tenders and 14 helicopters conducting water drops.
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In April, the government will publish a call for tenders for the Maya Train project in southern Mexico, he said.
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Still, Celltrion could launch by April or May, in time for big hospital tenders in the second half of 2018.
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Their proximity to a number of large and proven gas deposits in the eastern Mediterranean should make the tenders attractive.
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But it's all about Bojangles' chicken supremes, which are crunchy chicken tenders that go great with a freshly baked biscuit.
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The menu is full of nuggets, tenders, salads, and a variety of sandwiches, including Honey Butter Chicken and Pimento Crunch.
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Beyond that, the Chinese government is expected to allow individual provinces to run their own separate tenders for hearing implants.
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Interest in Indonesia's tenders has been tepid, though, and the industry has pointed to more attractive opportunities in other countries.
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The Selects, which were chicken tenders made with all-white meat chicken breast, were pulled from the menu in 2013.
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Customers are instructed to order the three-piece tenders and place the chicken between the bun that they bought themselves.
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McDonald's just released its latest contender in the Chicken Wars: a spicy BBQ chicken sandwich and spicy BBQ glazed tenders.
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"It was like McDonald's slapped two chicken tenders on a bun with some onion slivers and BBQ sauce," Jiang reported.
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On the supply side, Angola's LNG project launched two tenders to sell two cargoes, loading July 22-24 and Aug.
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It instructs the not faint of heart on how to properly tenderize your tenders with the soda of your choice.
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Consumers of antibiotic-free chicken, which can cost more to produce, mainly want breast meat and chicken tenders, Sanderson said.
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At tenders held two weeks ago, the central bank increased the total by 50 billion forints to 900 billion forints.
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Kellogg will also offer fully prepared imitation chicken tenders and nuggets sold in the freezer section next to traditional chicken.
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The girls ate ravenously at dinnertime, lifting chicken tenders gently to their mouths to avoid getting spots on their costumes.
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While recent tenders have recorded mixed results - both above and below estimates - Hong Kong home prices have posted steady declines.
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It contained a variety of yakitori sticks like white-meat chicken with bell peppers and chicken tenders with shiitake mushrooms.
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The Gupta brothers have been accused of using their links with Zuma to secure lucrative tenders and influence cabinet appointments.
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""The idea," Clark said, is that the tenders would provide support "not just for submarines but also for surface ships.
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Some of the tenders were not fully filled, such as Egypt, due to either a lack of offers or high prices.
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It is the first study to systematically look at the characteristics and practices of dispensary staff, otherwise known as 'bud tenders.
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Egypt's state grain buyer GASC has issued several sugar tenders over the past two months, buying about 250,000 tonnes so far.
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New President Cyril Ramaphosa has launched an inquiry into allegations that tenders were awarded illegally during his predecessor's time in office.
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Alrosa holds four auctions in Hong Kong every year for a special size of rough diamonds and two polished diamond tenders.
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Unfortunately, high winds and waves caused the crew to quickly recall all the tenders and set sail for New York instead.
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Last year, National Grid held one of the world's first tenders to supply rapid grid balancing services on four-year contracts.
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Chicken Tenders If she could eat any food and not have the calories count, Swift would apparently turn to chicken fingers.
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We get pepperoni pizza with mushrooms (on her half) and onions (on my half), cheesy bread, garlic knots, and chicken tenders.
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Despite this, interest in Indonesia's tenders has been tepid, and industry participants have pointed to more attractive opportunities in other countries.
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Wind businesses around the world have faced margin pressure as governments phase out subsidies and move towards more competitive contract tenders.
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Benayoun said Edison was also considering another acquisition and hopes to win tenders for 80 to 100 MW of new capacity.
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The tender sought a nominal 50,000 tonnes, but Algeria often buys considerably more in its tenders than the nominal volume sought.
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Both European and Egyptian traders told Reuters they would not participate if the new requirements are applied to upcoming GASC tenders.
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Tenders by Mexican companies Pemex and CFE for four to five years of supply are also expected in the next week.
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As many as 25 fire tenders were pressed into service to contain the flames at Delhi's National Museum of Natural History.
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It also imported 250,000 tonnes of rice from Vietnam and 100,000 tonnes from Myanmar, while 450,000 tonnes were imported through tenders.
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Dong Energy declined to comment but said the Dutch market was interesting because it is a consistent programme with five tenders.
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"There is space for new players, and we hope that foreign operators will take part in the tenders," Probst told Reuters.
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Foodbeast reports that Popeyes Sweet and Crunchy Tenders, the restaurant's newest nationwide release, are the perfect combination of crunch and sweetness.
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A recent run of tenders by importing countries has also underpinned wheat prices, despite U.S. supplies being uncompetitive in many cases.
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It will continue to indicate its intentions for minimum purchases on the call for tenders for each offering of nominal bonds.
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More large tenders may be in the pipeline, because Egypt typically taps global markets until April, when its local harvest begins.
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The Gupta family are friends of President Jacob Zuma who have been accused of unduly influencing the awarding of state tenders.
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Spooked by rising prices, price-sensitive importers India and Argentina backed out of awarding tenders this week, and quickly reissued them.
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Although he championed eastern Mediterranean exploration while at Delek, Tadmor said he did not see opportunities in this round of tenders.
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A few children (anyone over 12 is allowed to throw) concentrated on their chicken tenders, and some friends shared jackfruit nachos.
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Customers will no longer be able to order breakfast all day or items including salads, grilled chicken sandwiches, and chicken tenders.
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Mapa said the central bank may also inject additional liquidity by reducing tenders for its term deposit facilities or reserve requirements.
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DEALS AND TENDERS At the beginning of the week, traders said deals in Asia were done at or below $4.50/mmBtu.
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It is currently running two new tenders for oil and gas exploration in the north and in the mountainous southern region.
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Analysts reckon that Orsted can hold its own even against the likes of Shell, which it recently beat in American tenders.
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These tenders were a little tough to chew but inexpensive, and they're especially tasty when paired with sweet-and-sour sauce.
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I eat some frozen chicken tenders that I microwave (bad habit from residency) and go to the gym in our building.
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Buffalo tenders, vegetable omelets, barbecue chicken, calamari salads and Hunan beef were also ordered more during winning game days, said Grubhub.
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PSO still has outstanding tenders for imports for delivery from the end of July to September, according to the tender documents.
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Many tenderloins come to an ignominious end as "tenders," encased in bread crumbs in the ketchup-smeared fingers of a toddler.
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For dinner, I have shrimp pasta, J gets teriyaki chicken kebabs with pineapple salsa, and K gets chicken tenders and fries.
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Prices in some of the tenders were ranging from around$2.50/mmBtu to just below $3.00/mmBtu, several market sources said.
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The government plans to use a mixture of subsidies and tenders to encourage operators to close the plants beginning this year.
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He has considered the similarities between the lauded founder of Per Se and the alleged creator of Awesome Pretzel Chicken Tenders.
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Chicago prices drew support from Paris futures which touched a six-week high amid a flurry of tenders by importing countries.
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"I believe the right path would be to make sure we manage our risks when it comes to tenders," Kempf said.
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Broadcaster NTV reported that energy market regulator EPDK had decided to hold natural gas distribution tenders in lira instead of dollars.
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I don't need chicken jerky tenders or a copy of The Hissing of Summer Laws, so I click the search bar.
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LOS ANGELES – Flippy, the burger flipping robot, has a new gig cooking fried chicken tenders and tater tots at Dodger Stadium.
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The packaging for the tenders was unassuming — no unique branding or anything that would indicate this was a special menu item.
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Incogmeato also plans to offer imitations of chicken nuggets and tenders but has not provided more detail on their release dates.
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Among planned reforms he cited an overhaul of public job centers, simplified rules on public tenders and a boost to public investments.
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RAHCO said it would award three additional tenders over the coming months for the construction of close to 700 km of railway.
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"He was a frozen pizza, chicken tenders, alfredo pasta type of guy," she tells PEOPLE in this week's issue, on newsstands Friday.
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The bud tenders on staff would meticulously walk me through each strain on display, describing in detail their psychoactive and somatic effects.
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Egypt's state grain buyer GASC set new tender terms in February to cap demurrage fees after major suppliers shunned state wheat tenders.
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The ministry will launch a series of six tenders of 500 MW each, between 2017 and 2020, each spaced six months apart.
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Perdue Foods, another large meat producer, said Wednesday it will distribute new chicken nuggets, tenders and patties that blend meat with vegetables.
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The menu consists of chicken tenders from a recipe crafted by Guy himself alongside all sorts of different sauces at Chicken Guy!
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The restaurant serves up chicken tenders every which way—grilled or fried, in a sandwich, on a skewer, or in a salad.
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British oil major BP is one of the companies pre-qualified to bid on the initial deep water tenders on Dec. 5.
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Mr Prigozhin's servitude paid off, in the form of tenders for his companies to supply food for schools, hospitals, and the army.
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Skanska Brasil can lift the ban on public tenders by returning money lost to the state, the ministry said in a statement.
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Put it next to some chicken tenders, even, and it looks like something I'd eat while stoned, after a trip to Wawa.
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For couples with kids, Reform has a menu full of universally adored dishes like chicken tenders, hot dogs, and fish n' chips.
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The company is also planning to launch a spicy chicken sandwich and spicy chicken tenders in mid-September, according to Business Insider.
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Ghana announced on Wednesday that it has received valid tenders of just over US$702m for its US$750m 9.25% 2022 notes.
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Economy Minister Tomislav Panenic said he planned to announce another round of tenders for onshore oil and gas exploration, possibly next month.
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Emmanuel Macron, the French president, has suggested Brussels bar non-EU firms from public tenders if their home countries do not reciprocate.
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Items like the Filet-O-Fish, premium salads and buttermilk crispy tenders will no longer be available from midnight to 5 a.m.
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Petronet and Gail both closed tenders this week to pick up supplies, though the outcome of the award could not be confirmed.
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The new standard would be nearly impossible to achieve, said suppliers, who proceeded to boycott the state's grain tenders and raise prices.
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The Guptas are accused of using their links to former president Jacob Zuma to influence government decisions and the award of tenders.
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Following the announcement of the GMO wheat discovery, Japan's farm ministry last week suspended its tenders and sales of wheat from Canada.
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At dinner, the fried chicken addiction continued — she would grab a sub sandwich with fried chicken tenders with mayonnaise, bacon and cheese.
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By June, Greece must complete a major tourism project and launch tenders to sell stakes in a series of state-controlled companies.
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And because superyacht owners love their toys, Aqua would also have carrying space for two 32-foot tenders and three Jet Skis.
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Wind power businesses around the world have faced margin pressure as governments phase out subsidies and move towards more competitive contract tenders.
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A top judge will investigate whether the Guptas sought to influence the appointment of cabinet ministers and were unlawfully awarded state tenders.
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"And the Caracals (Airbus helicopters) can take part in various tenders," he said, adding Poland also needed an airplane for government use.
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Iraq's grain board, which falls under the Trade Ministry, holds regular international tenders to import wheat and rice for the rationing programme.
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And scholars and activists have compiled evidence, including construction work tenders and satellite images, that indicate a rapid expansion of camps there.
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"Unless he tenders his resignation, this recall is not worth the paper it is printed on," the DA said in a statement.
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"Many players are trying to buy due to low price levels, there are lots of tenders and bids," an LNG trader said.
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Trade Off is the "poster child of exploitation," said Mike Hellstrom, president of the Mason Tenders District Council, which oversees Local 79.
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Trade Off is the "poster child of exploitation," said Mike Hellstrom, president of the Mason Tenders District Council, which oversees Local 79.
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Investigators said on Wednesday that Sarksyan was abusing his power as the president to influence results of the state tenders in 2013.
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"I hope the new government that will come after the election will launch new tenders for awarding new exploration licenses," he said.
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He said he was informed variable rates will be used in tenders of monetary instruments with maturities of longer than one week.
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They let customers bring their own buns to make sandwiches with chicken tenders instead, but this was a bigger problem than that.
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When I visited, the chicken tenders were listed as having 0 calories, in what I assume was a typo or technical error.
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He also blames Najib for the corruption of the entire government machinery, including the way contracts were awarded – many times without tenders.
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Government officials said Chinese companies were vying with Turkish firms to be awarded tenders for construction of other sections of the railway line.
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On this day, though, she ate fried chicken tenders from Popeyes and two hot dogs at Cook Out, a Southern fast-food chain.
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Since then, it has controlled liquidity in the market through repo and deposit tenders, which have helped keep market rates near its benchmark.
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It bought 350,000 tonnes of Russian wheat in two separate tenders in July and August before announcing its tender for one million tonnes.
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Suppliers have said that guaranteeing zero ergot is impossible, leading many to raise their prices or sit out of Egyptian state tenders altogether.
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The new chicken will be available in the form of a Crispy Colonel Sandwich, Extra Crispy Tenders, Chicken Littles and Extra Crispy Chicken.
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And we just realized this is definitely a college bar... C gets a Tecate and a quesadilla; I get chicken tenders and fries.
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Inside those hotly anticipated pages lies a teaser for a menu item that could be coming to a Shack near you: chicken tenders.
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Some of the world's biggest oil firms, including ExxonMobil and BP, pre-qualified to bid on the initial deep water tenders on Dec.
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An increase in diamond tenders in the second half of Petra's financial year would make a big difference to cash generation, he added.
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The sale comes after a different residential plot sold for less than expected last month and two other government tenders were recently cancelled.
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CNOOC sold two five-day terminal slots late last year via open tenders, gaining 63 million yuan ($9.39 million) out of the sales.
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India has cancelled tenders for renewable energy projects with a capacity of at least 5 GW, saying the bid prices were too high.
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An increase in diamond tenders in the second half of Petra's financial year would make a big difference to cash generation, he said.
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Corruption allegations escalated when local media reported this week on more than 100,000 leaked emails they say show inappropriate interference in lucrative tenders.
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In fact, chicken tenders remain one of the most popular orders at Hersheypark, ice cream being the most popular, according to Ms. McGraw.
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Mexico also has reservations about the EU demand for access to public tenders below federal level and the EU model for investment protection.
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A parliamentary committee has recently called for an inquiry into the telecoms duopoly, raising questions about fake tenders and squandering of public funds.
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From the first two tenders, 350,000 tonnes have arrived and an additional 13,000 tonnes has been shipped, the Syrian government official told Reuters.
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A parliamentary committee has recently called for an inquiry into the telecoms duopoly, raising questions about fake tenders and squandering of public funds.
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Advocates of the deal argue market share statistics are of limited use because they often turn on big, infrequent tenders for multiyear projects.
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The investigation laid bare systemic corruption in the city as politicians, bureaucrats and businessmen hooked up with lowlife criminals to rig public tenders.
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The various supply tenders from Angola, Nigeria and Australia, which offered June-loading cargoes, came amid muted summer demand from north Asian buyers.
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The government will likely hold public tenders for "packets" of projects - such as bridges needed in a region - to ensure a swift recovery.
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Mexican think tank IMCO, which studies public contracting, says that Mexican government tenders often lack competition and transparency and are riddled with irregularities.
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Last year, Alexa Greenfield went viral when ESPN caught her dipping her chicken tenders in a glass of Coke at the US Open.
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Over at Powder Keg Diplomacy (PKD) in Battersea, bar tenders are using a technique called "fat washing" to infuse vodka with meaty flavours.
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In that project, a company owned by Hamar was the adviser on tenders that another Tiborcz and Hamar firm went on to win.
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Russian law mandates that any contract go to the lowest bidder, but the winning tenders were only a fraction lower than the rest.
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The reason you can't imagine eating chicken tenders as an appetizer is that you are growing up and your youthful metabolism is fading.
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There were also a few buying enquiries in the Far East and India within tenders and on the bilateral basis, market sources said.
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"For Reliance the margin lies in participating in the tenders for bulk supplies to retailers and they still have that option," he said.
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Indian Oil Corp sought six cargoes for delivery during April-December, following a flurry of Indian tenders for spot cargo requirements last week.
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In 2018, it ran promotions for all-you-can-eat riblets, chicken tenders and shrimp, and it sold a range of cheesy pastas.
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There were also a few buying enquiries in the Far East and India within tenders and on the bilateral basis, market sources said.
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Regulators also asked if rivals were able to compete with the two companies in concession tenders and as a supplier of smart meters.
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The center of power in Moscow manages state funds, which are redistributed across the regions, but also supervises the system of governmental tenders.
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Wheat was firm, supported by a run of tenders by importing countries, including one on Wednesday by Egypt, the world's largest wheat importer.
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The chicken tenders are marinated in a jalapeño buttermilk mix, coated with tortilla chip crumbs, and come with a new chili ranch sauce.
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In any case, I went with the three-pack of tenders for $3.99, as well as the default chili pepper ranch dip sauce.
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My first impression was that there was nothing visually distinct about these chicken tenders — they looked like they could have come from anywhere.
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To receive Harbour Energy's 17.5 cents price, holders must submit tenders by the early bird date of January 27, according to last week's offer.
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GASC's recent tenders have called for white, as opposed to raw, sugar in order to bypass local refinement and head straight to supermarket shelves.
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"I can say that for the majority of suppliers they will be more willing to participate in tenders now," one Cairo-based trader said.
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My partner's family watched me toss rocks randomly and fall over a lot before we called it quits and ate chicken tenders at Culver's.
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Saudi Arabia's main state wheat-buying agency told grains exporters it will no longer accept Canadian-origin grains in international tenders, European traders said.
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And Perdue, a poultry-processing company, also recently introduced a new type of blended protein product: Chicken nuggets, tenders and patties that contain vegetables.
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The group overseeing the airport's construction said last week that four contract tenders had been suspended while Lopez Obrador decides on the project's future.
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Rosneft has so far said that it could not guarantee to consider buyers' bids at tenders as valid unless they accept the new terms.
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This would block most foreign and non-defense contractors, from countries such as Canada, the U.K. and the EU, from bidding on U.S. tenders.
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The three Chinese telecom operators, all Hong Kong-listed, have said they will treat all vendors fairly in open tenders for their 5G buildout.
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Fortunately for consumers, these changes aren't expected to raise the cost of McDonald's chicken menu items, like McNuggets, Buttermilk Chicken Tenders and McChicken sandwiches.
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This will probe allegations that the Gupta brothers, his close friends and business associates of his son, improperly influenced cabinet appointments and government tenders.
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Singleton, 17, was frying chicken tenders and had stepped away to use the bathroom when the fire broke out, he told CNN affiliate WBFF.
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The cargoes, purchased by state grain buyer GASC in recent tenders, were rejected by companies conducting inspections at the ports of origin, traders said.
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The League wants to suspend rules governing public tenders in the construction industry for two years, to kickstart building activity and stimulate the economy.
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"It's increasingly something we're asked for as part of tenders and pitches, to give details of our diversity," said Claire Clarke, a managing partner.
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NAIROBI, July 23 (Reuters) - Kenya's Finance Minister Henry Rotich pleaded not guilty on Tuesday to corruption charges over the award of two dam tenders.
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They will also be called to cast a ballot on bolstering the rights of workers who are employed by companies that win public tenders.
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In response the city's administration has implemented a range of cost-rationalisation measures such as organising collective tenders for utilities and modernising public buildings.
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Others, however, wanted to see Brazil open up more, with new tenders for international firms that have struggled across Latin America in recent years.
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The team also announced that a pair of restricted free agents, safety Anthony Harris and offensive tackle Rashod Hill, had both signed their tenders.
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She said the company is participating in tenders worldwide and has a strong pipeline of contracts, which makes her confident about the growth target.
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Israel has not issued its own tenders for Block 9, with its officials saying they were focused on blocks that would not be disputed.
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Traders had said they could not guarantee zero trace and boycotted tenders, effectively shutting off the world's biggest wheat importer from the grain trade.
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Efraim introduces him to a public website ("eBay but for war") on which the Pentagon puts out the tenders for its military-procurement contracts.
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Aside from the environment, France is among the strongest advocates of new measures to force China to open up public tenders to foreign companies.
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Two tenders were recently canceled and a plot of land in the northern area of Tai Po last week sold for less than expected.
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This led to the oil company making changes to its divestiture program, adopting steps proposed by the TCU aimed at making tenders more transparent.
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Further frustrating international officials, the tenders were issued at a time when Israel has stepped up demolition of Palestinian-owned buildings in East Jerusalem.
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The tenders cover 46 oil and gas blocks, including nine shale areas, in addition to partnership rights for seven onshore joint ventures with Pemex.
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Later, the aircraft took off in the colors of the air force as fire tenders sprayed water on he tarmac in a military ritual.
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Manutencoop also said last month that it had been formally excluded by Italian procurement agency Consip from cleaning tenders for barracks and public hospitals.
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The new tenders also signal a departure from existing technical service contracts (TSCs), under which some oil producers complained of late payments by Baghdad.
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Guaido said the majority of Odebrecht's 32 projects were directly assigned, via binational agreements, instead of public tenders as in other Latin American countries.
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Competition for arms sales is heating up across Europe, with fighter jet tenders open or starting soon in Belgium, Switzerland, Germany, Finland and Poland.
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What if those "Awesome" Pretzel Chicken Tenders on the menu were made with free-range chicken, or that Fieri Caesar salad with local lettuce?
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These calls for tenders refer to compounds of up to 880,000 square feet, some with quarters for People's Armed Police, a paramilitary security force.
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IOC and the country's second biggest state-owned refiner, Bharat Petroleum Corp (BPCL), last year also issued similar tenders seeking vessels for five years.
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Thales is involved in the final stage of four significant commercial satellite tenders, whose conclusion is expected in the coming weeks, the company said.
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Y'oughta. And for the kids: chicken tenders F.T.W. Literally thousands of other recipes to cook tonight and in coming days are available on Cooking.
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Thales is in a partnership, with a joint venture with a local company with… and we are involved yes in several of the tenders.
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GN, a major supplier of hearing aids to U.S. war veterans, is participating in U.S. military procurement tenders for the first time this month.
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Steady output from the Chevron-operated Gorgon plant in Australia has led project partner Exxon Mobil to plan to market more supply via tenders.
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The infighting overshadowed media coverage of the "growth decree" which called for tax breaks and investment incentives and for simplified procedures for public tenders.
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The government would award licences for offshore energy blocks in a second round of tenders by the end of 2019, the draft statement said.
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Tenders that were supposed to be judged on both price and quality have, it is generally acknowledged, come to be awarded to the lowest bidder.
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Energy Minister Nouredine Bouterfa said in a statement late on Thursday the ministry would issue tenders for the three projects, without giving a specific timeline.
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The Negative Outlook reflects the current weak market environment and execution risk associated with securing tenders that constructively contribute to Transocean's backlog and cash flows.
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The first tenders to build broadband networks in the so-called economically non-viable areas, outside major towns, would start on April 29, Renzi said.
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European officials also see hidden aid in the fact that SpaceX gets twice as much for U.S. government launches than it seeks in European tenders.
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At multiple hearings in January and March, Angelo Agrizzi, the former chief operating officer of Bosasa, a logistics company, detailed how the firm won tenders.
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Clearly, the toddler is a big fan of the song because not even his chicken tenders and fries could stop him from busting a move.
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As in recent Egyptian tenders, wheat from Black Sea suppliers Ukraine, Russia and Romania dominated the bidding, with no U.S. or western European wheat offered.
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"We urge all the contractors to participate en masse in the next tenders," the source told Reuters, without saying when the next tender would be.
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A trader, however, said price-sensitive Indian importers are nearing their cutoff points, potentially resulting in tenders going unawarded - and dampening prices in the process.
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In a parliamentary hearing last week, Cattaneo said TIM would not be involved in the tenders because of the way the government handled the process.
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The state company also bought two cargoes of Equatorial Guinea's Alba condensate for delivery in July and early August through two separate tenders, traders said.
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The agency also cautioned that the cases of tenders had been on the ground for more than 24 hours, and are thus unsafe to eat.
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Aston also produces and exports vegetable oils and is a major grain exporter taking part in tenders by one of the world's largest importer Egypt.
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The preliminary designs for phase two have been completed and tenders for construction work will be launched by end of this month, Etihad Rail said.
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By slowing down the tenders "TIM could obstruct the development of infrastructure competition and the entry of new rivals", the authority said in a statement.
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Erdogan said he expected the ministries to agree technical details by the summer, when tenders would be called for the construction of the road sections.
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Polish telecoms companies have recently raised prices, or announced plans to do so, in order to secure funds for 5G frequency tenders and network investments.
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If PDVSA awards them all, the tenders more than double the company's crude imports in the second quarter to some 120,000 barrels per day (bpd).
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Venezuela started regular crude purchases last year and since then it has been launching tenders on the open market for at least one monthly cargo.
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Mabuza, who has not served as a cabinet minister before, was an ally of Zuma and was accused of involvement in corruption in awarding tenders.
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The bank will also raise the amounts offered at its interest rate swaps tenders by 20 percent and make their pricing more attractive, it said.
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His deputy Gholamreza Manouchehri later told a news conference at the NIOC headquarters that Iran had cleared 11 local firms to take part in tenders.
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The refinery offered two tenders last month to buy 150,000 tons of oil products to supply the local market and address power shortages in Aden.
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The agreement would end all anti-corruption investigations against SBM in Brazil and would allow it to participate again in Petrobras tenders, the company said.
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The Dutch company had also been forced to suspend its involvement in tenders with Petróleo Brasileiro SA, as Petrobras is formally known, a major customer.
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"There haven't been that many import tenders from Japan, so that's a sign that their demand is not so high," a Singapore-based trader said.
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"It is possible that resulting delays to public tenders is one of the reasons GDP came to a standstill in the second quarter," said Codogno.
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The tenders recently cancelled by Gazprom were worth some 13 billion roubles ($170.7 million), according to documents Gazprom posted on the government procurement website zakupki.gov.ru.
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I&aposve made the waffles savory by adding cheese, and for the fried chicken I use tenders so it cooks faster—a great quick fix!
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But global suppliers, who regularly used to offer wheat in Egyptian state tenders, are eager for more clarity from their biggest customer before they return.
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There were two Angola tenders this week, one cargo each, for delivery to Japan, Korea, Taiwan or China (JKTC) in the second half of September.
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"Hopefully the cabinet can come up with a solution for these eight shipments and for forthcoming tenders by Monday," one Cairo-based trading source said.
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Waszczykowski said Airbus, Europe's largest aerospace group, was welcome to participate in any future tenders, and Poland was interested in the company's sea operations helicopters.
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There, I dug into a Tender Royale, a spicy, deep-fried cheese sandwich topped with three chicken tenders ($12.49) with a strong, cumin-forward profile.
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The one-week swap tenders would be held every weekday in light of global and domestic financial market developments, the NBH said in a statement.
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The import gap will be fulfilled through international purchasing tenders announced by the state grain buyer, the General Establishment for Cereal Processing and Trade (Hoboob).
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"So far they've [Aramco Trading] paid three huge numbers on tenders," the European trader said referring to the purchases from Greece's Hellenic, EGPC and HPCL.
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PSO has not awarded tenders seeking fuel oil for late-June, early-, and mid-July delivery after receiving offers from suppliers, said four trade sources.
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A. Tanzanian government sources have in the past said Chinese companies would probably be awarded tenders for construction of other sections of the railway line.
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The Commission said aid to larger installations had to be granted through competitive tenders to ensure energy is produced at a minimum cost for taxpayers.
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That led the Peruvian government to announce on Wednesday that the company would not be permitted to participate in the country's future public works tenders.
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From Ust-Luga, Russian oil firm Surgutneftegaz has been struggling to sell prompt May cargoes even after several rounds of tenders and despite offering discounts.
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"It doesn't really change the overall situation but it won't help and people will still add a risk premium in the tenders," the trader said.
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BPC resumed issuing tenders for long-term contracts in 2016 after a 3.753-year hiatus, during which it negotiated directly with suppliers of fuel products.
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Istvan Szeivolt (70) Owner of a construction conglomerate and companies with a strong track record in public procurement tenders, where he has occasionally partnered Meszaros.
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BPC resumed issuing tenders for long-term contracts in February 2016 after a 15-year hiatus, during which it negotiated directly with suppliers of fuel products.
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Egypt's state importers have cancelled three cooking oil tenders in the last three months alone after not receiving enough offers or because prices were too high.
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The changes were intended to attract investment amid tepid interest in Indonesia's energy tenders and after the industry pointed to more attractive opportunities in other countries.
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In 2013, 46 companies qualified to take part in bidding for oil and gas tenders, 12 of them as operators, including Chevron, Total and Exxon Mobil.
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In 2013, 46 companies qualified to take part in bidding for oil and gas tenders, 12 of them as operators, including Chevron , Total and Exxon Mobil.
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Antofagasta also said it would launch a request for tenders in the coming days to provide energy to its Zaldivar mine in Chile starting in 2020.
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OAIC has a monopoly over wheat imports and purchases 7-8 million tonnes of the cereal annually through international tenders in order to supply flour mills.
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An Israeli defense industry source said for Rafael the idea is that if it wins tenders, Reliance will produce some components for missiles and other systems.
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The government had previously said three more tenders were planned, but Coldwell said a fourth would be a mix of fields including some deep water areas.
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That decision came after TIM lost out in the first of the tenders to Open Fiber (OF), a broadband unit owned by power utility Enel (ENEI.
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The United Arab Emirates has stopped tenders for the second part of Etihad, a new 1,200km national railway that is costing 40 billion dirhams ($11 billion).
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BPC has sought to move away from direct deals with suppliers of fuel products as part of efforts to buy at cheaper rates through international tenders.
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While supplies last, customers can stop by any Wendy's location to pick up two chicken tenders for free—but only if you know the secret password.
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The chain is planning to launch the Spicy BBQ Sandwich and Spicy BBQ Glazed Tenders in mid-September, according to leaked documents shared with Business Insider.
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To limit the growth of more rigid expenditure, the city's authorities are closely monitoring spending on employment, organising collective tenders for utilities and modernising public buildings.
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Serbia had previously failed three times to sell the mining complex, in 2007 and 2008, as bidders fell short of meeting the terms of those tenders.
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And while China's scramble for African resources and tenders is hotly debated, the assessment by conservationists is uniform -- it's a major push factor of wildlife crime.
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NRW) FOR A PROJECT FOR MIGRATING EXISTING SYSTEMS AS PART OF A EUROPE-WIDE CALL FOR TENDERS Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdynia Newsroom)
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It would also scrap Japanese duties of some 30 percent on EU cheese and 15 percent on wines and open access to public tenders in Japan.
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Dolf Elsevier van Griethuysen of Van Oord's wind division said the oil sector downturn had made tenders to build offshore installations more competitive and lowered prices.
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Now Lockheed Martin and Boeing are leading the race to provide India with a fleet of new fighter-bombers, one of the world's largest open tenders.
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Indian demand for LNG has also been firm with Torrent Power, Gail (India), Gujarat State Petroleum Corp (GSPC) and Indian Oil Corp seeking cargoes through tenders.
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In addition, the airline has an expanded menu of children's in-flight meals including chicken tenders and various kinds of pasta, served on a colorful tray.
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In tenders, Brunei LNG plant offered a cargo for loading in April while Indonesia's Bontang plant, Sakhalin 2 plant and Angola LNG offered cargoes this week.
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Since I ordered just four tenders, I wish the price were closer to $4, but I would probably shell out the additional $0.79 for them again.
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Germany and other European countries are under pressure from Washington to exclude China's telecoms equipment maker Huawei from tenders to build fifth generation mobile telephony networks.
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BPC resumed issuing tenders for long-term contracts in February, 2016 after a 15-year hiatus, during which it negotiated directly with suppliers of fuel products.
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Exxon marked its foray into gas exploration in Egypt by winning awards in one of the country's largest-ever oil and gas exploration tenders in February.
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Exxon marked its foray into gas exploration in Egypt by winning awards in one of the country's largest-ever oil and gas exploration tenders in February.
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A top judge in South Africa will investigate whether the Guptas sought to influence the appointment of cabinet ministers there and were unlawfully awarded state tenders.
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Telecom Italia has complained to the European Union over the terms of tenders concerning six Italian regions for the rollout of an "ultra-fast" broadband network.
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After three years of falling oil firm investments, there are now also signs of more contract tenders and activity in its core business, the company added.
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On top of the base you can put hot dogs, hamburger patties, chicken tenders, mozzarella sticks, veggie burgers, a grilled cheese, sausages, or a fish fry.
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Popeyes is allowing guests to bring in their own buns, order its three-piece tenders and make their own chicken sandwiches right there on the spot.
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Power transmission companies have already launched tenders to buy replacement transformers while they discuss the costs and a schedule for the changes with GE and regulators.
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It also operates Saudi Arabia's Madinah Airport, the first airport privatisation project in the kingdom, and would be keen to bid for similar tenders in the Gulf.
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The tenders are available in 138 restaurants across the Charlotte area and come with a new signature sauce that is "slightly tangy and sweet," according to McDonald's.
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For Western trading houses, it is much easier to buy oil directly from producers via tenders or pre-financing operations, which often promise discounts and guaranteed volumes.
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The aim is to publish draft changes in March, although this year's tenders to swap imported fuel for crude oil were set to close on Feb. 2.
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Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia said it would soon start accepting tenders for an expansion of solar and wind power in the country that will cost up to $50bn.
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Another theory is a spread of so-called "soft corruption", where tenders are manipulated in order to award contracts to favoured bidders without technically breaking any laws.
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The first tender received only one bid, which was dismissed due to the company's lack of experience; the second and third tenders did not receive any bids.
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"State refiners will definitely be getting some monetary gains because of short duration tenders," said Tushar Tarun Bansal, a director at Singapore-based consultancy Ivy Global Energy.
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The company is taking part in LNG infrastructure tenders, including several gas-fired power plants, in countries including Indonesia, Chile, Ivory Coast, Ghana and Morocco, Vivier said.
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According to the TED, tenders worth less than €10m get an average of six bids in rich European countries, whereas those worth €40m-50m get only four.
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It would also scrap Japanese duties of some 30 percent on EU cheese and 15 percent on wines, and secure access to large public tenders in Japan.
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No process of competitive tenders took place when Dr Mahathir's predecessor as prime minister, Najib Razak, awarded the construction and financing to Chinese state companies and banks.
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The CNH is scheduled later this year to auction Pemex partnership rights to seven more onshore areas, tenders that the regulator has said are proceeding as normal.
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PARIS (Reuters) - France plans to double its renewable energy capacity with a system of regular tenders under a draft 10-year energy strategy plan published on Friday.
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Caitucoli said the price signal of new production capacity tenders would be too short-term and too volatile and could prevent companies form investing in new capacities.
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He said his main concern was that congressional talks would snarl and pause the current round of tenders, which have been successful in attracting much-needed investment.
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TENDERS - Bahrain Petroleum Co (Bapco) has offered 40,000 to 60,000 tonnes of jet fuel loading on April 9-12 from Sitra in a tender closing on Feb.
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In July, they gave out free orders of chicken tenders to all customers who uttered the secret password (which they revealed on Twitter) at the cash register.
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French wheat producers fear their dominant position in Algeria's market could be challenged as Russia is seeking to gain access to the North African country's import tenders.
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Those tenders are being reviewed by European Union antitrust regulators after Telecom Italia asked the watchdog to look into a possible breach of EU state aid rules.
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The Gupta brothers, Ajay, Atul and Rajesh, are subject of a report on allegations that they swayed appointments of ministers and use political connections to win tenders.
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India has awarded tenders for 22022 GW of transmission lines since December, while bids for a further 21 GW will be launched by the end of June.
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In May, Dogan was suspended from state tenders after Erdogan accused its head, Aydin Dogan, of being a "coup lover" and described its media columnists as "charlatans".
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Unions and business leaders in the Northwest have been calling for Mahumapelo to resign in recent weeks over allegations of corruption in the award of state tenders.
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A disagreement over the amount of ergot, a common grain fungus, allowed in wheat imported by the world's largest buyer, disrupted state purchase tenders earlier this year.
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President Uhuru Kenyatta last week ordered all government entities and government-owned institutions to publish full details of all tenders and winning bids starting on July 1.
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The investigation of the crime ring laid bare systemic corruption in the city as politicians, bureaucrats and businessmen hooked up with lowlife criminals to rig public tenders.
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He said that he expected new tenders in Brazil and that the group has now opened a new office in Australia, where the group is expanding rapidly.
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Tullow also has a planned pipeline project in Kenya and its CEO said tenders would go out for that probably in the first half of next year.
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Pointing to the example of the United States, Macron also said he wanted at least 50 percent of European public tenders to be reserved for European companies.
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In early September, the fast-food giant introduced a spicy BBQ chicken sandwich and tenders, an adaptation of the buttermilk chicken that was already on the menu.
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It will scrap Japanese duties of some 30 percent on EU cheese and 15 percent on wines as well as open access to public tenders in Japan.
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Spot prices jumped on reissued tenders by Argentina's Enarsa and India's GSPC, Egypt's 15-cargo requirement for September through December, along with demand from Japan and Taiwan.
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The project could lose up to 300 million euros of EU funds if tenders are not launched by the end of March, an EU official told Reuters.
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The chef says the chain likes to focus on a plant-based diet, so Scott and Kris learn how to make chicken tenders and turkey meatballs, obviously.
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His favorite childhood foods — like Guyanese cook-up rice — are too challenging and expensive to make, so he often relies on pasta, canned beans and chicken tenders.
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Deals are often struck without any open tenders, creating opportunities for cronyism and kickbacks, and lending credence to accusations that projects bankrolled by China are sometimes overpriced.
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The Jehovah's Witnesses have a table there, as does the New York State Police; the tenders of several chocolate fountains charge a flat rate for three dips.
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Biscuits can make an ideal vehicle for chicken tenders, but a soft dough should be worked slightly to yield a firmer biscuit that won't crumble to pieces.
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Then in September, as sluggish growth and other foreign loans pushed Namibia's debt to over 12 percent of its G.D.P., the government suspended all new loan tenders.
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The meat substitute line, which includes burgers and chicken tenders and nuggets, will be made with non-GMO soy designed to look and taste like real meat.
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The company said new orders acquired so far in 210 amounted to 210 billion euros, including variation orders, while tenders awaiting outcome amount to 2300 billion euros.
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U.S. wheat remains uncompetitive in major Middle Eastern import markets, but a run of international tenders nonetheless showed sustained demand in the face of hefty global supplies.
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On Thursday, news agency EWN said the police watchdog had a paper trail showing Phahlane accepted money in exchange for awarding police tenders to a forensic services company.
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"All new tenders for export oil products supplies will have the euro as the payment currency," one of the five sources said, confirming what the other sources said.
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DUBAI, April 15 (Reuters) - Afghanistan unveiled 43 tenders for natural resource projects on Monday in a drive to attract investment in a country ravaged by decades of war.
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The coalition leader, second in most polls, said the site would offer evidence that Lopez Obrador had awarded contracts without public tenders when he was Mexico City mayor.
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Miranda wrote a blog that covered local issues and frequently blamed authorities for problems such as unpaved roads, the non-payment of employees and irregularities in municipal tenders.
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