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1. And in the garbage dump was a cast off shipping container

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2. You know, get the crate, arrange shipping, like that

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3. From his perspective, the ‘draggers dodging fire and debris below drove straight into a cloud of Staas Shipping containers and came to a dead stop

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4. It took them an hour to get to shipping cut

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5. "Yeah, and I have to admit, an hour and two to shipping cut is record time

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6. Shipping cut comes up the side of the city, and right at the turn the buildings along the canal are small so the view of the whole city from the land side spreads before you

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7. By the end of the 52nd shipping had to keep clearing to maintain a channel thru to Shempala

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8. He also oversaw the shipping lanes of the planet

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9. Small combustible engines power some vehicles, for shipping and hauling

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10. The business was shipping but most of his warehouse space was actually used as residences by the poor he employed

11. “I have those outside investments in real estate and shipping

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12. knew that this whole area was notoriously dangerous for shipping,

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13. Of course this would be the day several major shipping deals had to be decided so he barely had time to post it and print it out before the whirlwind began

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14. He didn’t see how she could, it was a trade mag, ‘Center Lake Shipping Digest,’ that was not known for gripping suspense or moving human interest

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15. “He has a business in real estate and another in shipping

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16. All thru Nightday and well into Dawnsleep she paced the deck while the darkrunner toiled in foul winds thru Shipping Cut and the Grand Canal

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17. Delurna looked up what they each earned at the Kassikan and in the last four days his paper chasers were able to find public records of a valid sample of Kulai’s real estate and shipping transactions all the way back to that decade

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18. The air of deep dark was so clear it was like a telescope so he could see the entry to Shipping Cut by it’s navigation lanterns, thirty miles away, and aimed straight for it

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19. It was deep into Dawnsleep when he finally got there, but he cruised by Ebmemboz far off shore, thru Shipping Cut and henarDee while the small traffic slept

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20. He’d turned the last corner in Shipping Cut when he saw a sail he was sure was that of Tellin’s Balloon

21. It was over a mile ahead of him, halfway to the mouth of Shipping Cut

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22. Kulai has given up his position at the Kassikan to devote full time to the shipping business

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23. He is container manager at the Likes Line Shipping Company, owned by the Americans

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24. “They will be in the discarded shipping containers with the shredded materials

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25. Captain Jones had worked his way up from the wharf to deckhand and then onto the merchant shipping line to eventually become a commissioned captain

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26. Adrien drove the first crane hauling four flatbed trailers that carried shipping containers with the air compressor trailing behind

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27. insurance upon shipping, however, in the same manner as upon houses, is, in most cases, the

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28. They are rich in the industry and skill of their artificers and manufacturers, in every sort of machinery which can facilitate and abridge labour; in shipping, and in all the other instruments and means of carriage and commerce: but they are poor in corn, which, as it must be brought to them from distant countries, must, by an addition to its price, pay for the carriage from those countries

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29. The tonnage, accordingly, of all the European shipping employed in the East India trade, at any one time during the last century, was not, perhaps, much greater than that of the English East India company before the late reduction of their shipping

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30. It is upon this account, however, that the carrying trade has been supposed peculiarly advantageous to such a country as Great Britain, of which the defence and security depend upon the number of its sailors and shipping

31. But the same capital may employ as many sailors and shipping, either in the foreign trade of consumption, or even in the home trade, when carried on by coasting vessels, as it could in the carrying trade

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32. The number of sailors and shipping which any particular capital can employ, does not depend upon the nature of the trade, but partly upon the bulk of the goods, in proportion to their value, and partly upon the distance of the ports between which they are to be carried; chiefly upon the former of those two circumstances

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33. The coal trade from Newcastle to London, for example, employs more shipping than all the carrying trade of England, though the ports are at no great distance

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34. To force, therefore, by extraordinary encouragements, a larger share of the capital of any country into the carrying trade, than what would naturally go to it, will not always necessarily increase the shipping of that country

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35. The great armies which marched from all parts to the conquest of the Holy Land, gave extraordinary encouragement to the shipping of Venice, Genoa, and Pisa, sometimes in transporting them thither, and always in supplying them with provisions

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36. But if there were an effectual demand for grain to the same value, to import it would require, at five guineas a-ton, a million of tons of shipping, or a thousand ships of a thousand tons each

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37. To increase the shipping and naval power of Great Britain by the extension of the fisheries of our colonies, is an object which the legizslature seems to have had almost constantly in view

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38. list of goods and shipping instructions; waybill

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39. list of goods and shipping instructions; bill of lading - air waybill n

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40. By the same law, a duty of eighteen pence the pound was imposed upon the exportation of beaver wool or woumbs, without making any alteration in the duty upon the importation of that commodity, which, when imported by British, and in British shipping, amounted at that time to between fourpence and fivepence the piece

41. Heavy duties, accordingly, have been imposed upon their exportation, amounting at present (1783) to more than five shillings the ton, or more than fifteen shillings the chaldron, Newcastle measure ; which is, in most cases, more than the original value of the commodity at the coal-pit, or even at the shipping port for exportation

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42. We waited while the doctor examined him then he told us that Eli was an urgent serious case and would be transferred to a hospital ship for shipping back to Egypt

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43. had no capability to build warships on their own as the North had sufficient control of all the ports and shipping lanes in the

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44. Bulloch had many friends in the northern shipping

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45. Mallory, ordered Bulloch to go abroad to secure ships and military supplies and to build a Confederate navy that could prey on Union shipping

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46. shipping the supplies to the Confederacy, Bulloch secretly

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47. It was called Aspinwall in honor of one of the original backers of the railroad project and influential shipping business leader

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48. was in conjunction with another shipping line to carry mail from the eastern side of Panama to the eastern United States

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49. “gold rush” had caused an enormous increase in shipping

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50. United States shipping wherever found

51. knowledge of the presence of the Shenandoah in the Pacific Ocean, and that was keeping the shipping lanes free of merchant

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52. At that time, the Shenandoah was a very real threat and the most destructive Confederate naval threat to Yankee shipping on the high seas

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53. harm to American shipping somewhere in the Pacific region

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54. It was not as successful protecting American shipping and

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55. In spite of missing this opportunity for destruction, for the next seven days, the most widespread assault on private shipping in

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56. this was restricting his ability to pursue Yankee shipping

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57. Yankee shipping with no let up at all

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58. was certain of the status of the war, and this paved the way for continued destruction of American shipping when further

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59. I was put in a ward in the convent whilst the more seriously wounded were loaded onto hospital trains for shipping back to Britain

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60. He continued to steer south and thought it would be more fitting to intercept merchant shipping on the routes from San Francisco to

61. on known shipping routes

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62. With the good lieutenant handling the shipping, and Bilge and Netfiddle bending a few laws in their good town, I was able to use my painterly skills and charms to produce a steady supply of younglings for export

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63. I went to the deep file drawer on the lower left and found business bills, shipping manifests and accounts payable

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64. He gave me all his shipping invoices and told me his truck was outside and that he wasn‘t going to drive it any further

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65. He quietly recognized Indonesia's conquest and continued shipping arms to Indonesia that were used in the killings

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66. Many slave traders kept shipping in slaves illegally, the best known being pirate Jean Lafitte and his partner Jim Bowie

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67. Then they made her repeat everything he said, and when she got to the part about shipping cocaine, they really went crazy

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68. She wanted more frequent sales and shipping of horses

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69. Then, without mention of the subject, he passed a large envelope to her and asked that she examine its contents: duplicate shipping documents – official in every way, he assured her – for the boat sitting off the coast of Charleston

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70. He wrote the checks for the purchases, paid her and made all the shipping arrangements, something she used to do but, with her commissions unchanged, who was she to complain about having less to do? Previously, she had avoided Mike as much as humanly possible while maintaining an amicable relationship with his mother

71. It was there that it was loaded into a shipping container that would not be opened again until its arrival in Houston

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72. Juan’s shipping company was considerably larger than the operation Carlos had

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73. It had become one of the largest cargo shipping companies to and from Honduras’ major Caribbean port, Puerto Cortes

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74. In the port, Truman leafed through shipping manifests and saw among them his container

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75. From his front porch, the old sailor had watched every boat that came and went through the shipping channel for more than twenty years and recorded most of them

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76. Do you know that through one port alone – Houston, for example – as many as ten thousand shipping containers may arrive in a single day, not to mention other classes of cargo? There is such volume moving through US seaports that it can best be pictured as a wide, swift river of goods flowing into the country

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77. “I’d always thought it strange,” she said, “that Mike, a man who knows nothing about horses or work, suddenly began a business of shipping horses out of the country, until Kevin practically said that Mike had switched from mules to horses, and the cocaine was being shipped up to the States with them

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78. “That’s true,” she said, “but I know for a fact that he’s still shipping horses to the States, you can check that out with any farm around Puriscal

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79. “We still gonna try’n see if they’re shipping coke out on those barges, Mike?” Doug asked tentatively

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80. Leaving the main channel of the great shipping lanes, Hartle struck off on his own, not caring where he went

81. The shipping lanes followed curved lines, which roughly corresponded to great circle routes, except that it had something to do with the curvature of space, and not the surface of a globe

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82. He could have shown that you are shipping cocaine to the United States through the Port of Limon, concealed in the stomachs of horses, with the laundered money returning in tuna cans via Mike’s former associates in Boston

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83. I have been shipping on a precise schedule for years

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84. Anton was a highly successful Veracruz businessman, involved – apart from forwarding shipments of cocaine – in natural gas, shipping, tourism, and whose cousin in New York provided documents for illegal immigrants

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85. From its colonial past as capital of East Jersey to the arrival of factories, shipping links and ethnic groups that worked them, the town never fully blossomed

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86. That government had a policy of paying the fare of such people, their dependants and the cost of shipping their household goods

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87. I had read somewhere that this 22 mile stretch of water separating England and France was the busiest shipping lane in the world, and as if to prove the point, another ferry was slowly easing its way towards the harbor, just as we were leaving

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88. I have made inquiries at the shipping offices, and to secure passage on a ship sailing to New York would seem to be the least of my problems

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89. shipping containers, and piles and piles of splintered wood and twisted metal

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90. “power in the sea” is ships and shipping lines, also, navies

91. Wako—14th and 15th century Japanese pirates that plundered merchant shipping in the East China Sea, Yellow Sea, and Sea of Japan

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92. to finish in the shipping process

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93. I cannot remember the time between me being forcibly pulled into the carriage, sprinting for the shipping docks to take me to India in the early hours of the morning, and the attack

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94.  Spanish laws for shipping to the Indies;

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95. Blackwell, a clerk with the Brown Shipping Co

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96. Besides exporting lumber and paper, that region is identified with shipping, fishing and agriculture

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97. The mother—the music teacher—taught a few students, and the father—a shipping clerk and singer—had no contacts either with organizers or other musicians, and definitely no time to build them

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98. involved in shipping heroin to Canada for the very purpose of exploiting

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99. “I began driving my staff car out to the shipping pier

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