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Ultimately, China seems to want to stop the American fleet from being able to secure its interests in the western Pacific.

In nine years the Pentagon has increased its drone fleet 13-fold and the generals are spending at least $5 billion a year adding to it.

All that was alone was to permit the conversion of a big fleet collier, the Jupiter, into a carrier for experimental work.

Our fleet and your Ascended Masters are ready to transform your reality 'in the twinkling of an eye! '

I was told that this stealth bomber was shot at and forced to land by an American fleet based in the area.

He took a swipe at his Bahraini ally, which hosts the American fifth fleet, urging dialogue with protesters rather than repression.

American consumers and industry throw away enough aluminum in a year to rebuild our entire airplane commercial fleet every three months.

Japan's government said it was considering strengthening security for the whaling fleet, but did not elaborate.

Unlike the Soviets, the Chinese appear not to be trying to match the size and capability of America's huge fleet.

I had Grapes enough to have made Wine, or to have cur'd into Raisins , to have loaded that Fleet, when they had been built.

The company have had to lay up several of their fleet, and others are likely to be laid up if trade does not improve.

Josh sees a whole school of these things, like a fleet of ships, emerging from the clouds on both sides of him.

And Lord Redwyne's war fleet creeps through the Broken Arm as well. On its way home, no doubt.

Eleven ships was no wise enough, but if he waited any longer, the free folk at Hardhome would be dead by the time the rescue fleet arrived.

But we're trying to think through all the ramifications of what would it take to deploy a fleet of these.

Toward Bahrain, home of the U. S. Fifth Fleet, and Yemen, a partner in counter-terrorism, U. S. criticism was more muted.

The Global Times, a newspaper published by the Communist Party, said the fleet could consist of two cruisers and one large supply ship.

These qualities stood him in good stead as he ascended first Fleet and then BofA.

You know better than anyone how vital it is to maintain the independence of the Fleet from the machinations of politicians.

During World War II, the Shipyard's primary effort was the repair of battle damage to ships of the U. S. Fleet and those of its Allies.

The armed aerial scout would make up a "very significant fleet" of manned aircraft operating alongside an unmanned aerial system, he said.

As the airborne units struggled to achieve their goals, the great fleet made its way across the channel to its appointment with destiny.

In October, Google announced it had developed a fleet of cars that use various sensors and maps to feel out the roadway.

The blast radius is big enough that it will take out the enemy fleet as well.

Gates, responding to the incident, said he "didn't think [the Chinese] are trying to push the 7th Fleet out of that area. "

He asked for a margin of at least thirty percent over the German Fleet on account of expected losses in the passage.

By spraying a fine mist of seawater into the sky. From a fleet of remote-control wind-powered ships!

But a bit later, he said the fleet bought diesel at specially cheap rates.

It was not long before Peter decided to build a fleet of his own. He would take his army to sea.

No matter where its daily rounds take it, its ruggedness, convenience and economical operation make it a fleet favorite.

Despite a number of malfunctions, the Falcon was able to avoid the Imperial Fleet for a time.

Problem is, the way the Obama administration is drifting, the fleet is shaping up to be default jailers in the war on terrorism.

By 05. 45 both were in sight, although the German fleet had not yet identified the enemy force.

Drawing his arm through his own, he took him down Ludgate-hill to Fleet-street, and so, up a covered way, into a tavern.

Besides, Varyag is just a beautiful ship and a real flagman of the Fleet.

The conquest of Egypt had given the Moslim a fleet, and for a time it looked as though they would take Constantinople.

My heart's grown heavy, my knees will not support me, that once on a time were fleet for the dance as fawns.

Asked to choose, from all this fleet, the vessel to carry me on a month-long cruise in pursuit of blue whales, I would not have hesitated.

The U. S. A. fleet is in the Mediterranean, ready to blast anyone who dares to touch the profit system.

The Squadron operates a fleet of 12 helicopters, having up to 7 units ready to be operated at all time.

The only force able to interfere with a Japanese drive into the East Indies? The U. S. Pacific fleet at Pearl Harbor.

He is the point man of an empire, the face of steam power, spinning jennies, and the British fleet.

As you know, this shipbuilding facility is an important strategic base for the enemy's carrier mobile fleet and supply ships.

Once the fleet is grounded, America will for a while have no means of its own to deliver men and women to any part of space.

Peter produced a Russian naval fleet, and unprecedented well-trained, ready to excellent regular army.

a United States Navy fleet consisting of two or more squadrons of small warships.

This galactic fleet will assist us to see that the nuclear fallout from the Japanese nuclear power plants is lessened.

It almost looked like a naval game to me, with each group of Dragoons like a fleet.

ONLY 11? Do you realize how much it costs to maintain a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier and it's entire support fleet?

The powerful US 7th Fleet policed the region's waters, ready to intervene along the coasts of China, Taiwan, Korea and Japan.

Configuring reasonable fleet size of distribution centre is one of measures to effectively reduce the cost of logistics distribution.

Three days after we set sail, we saw a great fleet of small boats, full of savages, come paddling toward us as if to attack us.

The United States Navy's Seventh Fleet has said the largest trash field is more than one hundred kilometers long.

She met me in the Fleet Street a fantastic d greeted me with a sweet smile.

The fleet then retreated out of the gun range, only to be attacked by the four American airplanes that were still intact.

The [MoD] is currently reporting that the fleet will not meet the availability requirement for submarines over part of the next decade.

We fell in with a picturesque fleet of similar craft, heading upriver with their patched, bamboo-ribbed sails full blown in the wind.

Subs drift menacingly along the outskirts of the fleet, only their conning towers breaking the surface of the ocean.

You can build up a fleet of fishing boats, sail all over the world, and let all you employees catch fish for you!

Thus in the course of a few weeks the whole of our Eastern battle fleet was eliminated as a fighting force .

Now, the services have to figure out what to do with a fleet of vehicles designed for such a singular purpose.

Maybe it' s one of our own ships out to rendezvous with a fleet unit.

The enemy's fleet, which later on does not let one boat escape it, now lets a whole army elude it.

There were only five humans aboard the entire fleet he commanded, and he was the only combatant.

The scout found a fleet ran into China boundary, resorting to the sanction of military authorities.

The company already provides flight training to the Navy's Pacific Fleet through a separate, five-year contract.

There, Alfred blockaded them, and with a relief fleet having been scattered by a storm, the Danes were forced to submit.

She met me in the Fleet Street and greeted me with a sweet smile.

He did not expect the unorthodox Alliance strategy of engaging the Imperial Fleet at point-blank range.

For some readers who may not know, Ashtar commands the evacuation fleet amongst other duties including teaching.

In the United States, there are currently federal tax incentives and state vouchers to help fleet managers offset the cost of switching.

He was accused of not telling the truth about always buying American cars, as the family fleet reportedly includes a Honda and a Volkswagen.

This time the leader of the protoss fleet, Executor Tassadar, deployed ground forces in an effort to save the planet.

RICHARD: Well. that's not bad at all. I mean. you had me thinking it was like a fleet.

They came out of their caves and began budding a fleet of space ships to fly to Venus.

According to her, where was Ellen Tigh between the time of the Cylon attack and the time that William Adama discovered her in the fleet?

Our performance enjoys a great deal of confidence; flagships of the international dredge fleet are equipped with our products.

In the War of 1812, Bermuda was the staging post for the British fleet's attack on Washington, D.

These have been undergoing day-to-day testing assignments by fleet operators and private customers in London since 2007.

He fought off the Rebels on his own after the remnants of the Imperial fleet fled under Captain Gilad Pellaeon.

China has bought carriers before, but none of them ended up in the country's fleet.

Intel's "Silicon Commander" , for instance, lets users manoeuvre a fleet of robots through a host of IT-related dangers.

Similarly, China, like the US, can reduce CO2 emissions through increased energy efficiency and a new fleet of electric vehicles.

Engines, munitions, wiring and electronics are all recycled to help lower the cost of maintaining the current-day fleet.

Duros Admiral Gar Stazi, the Alliance's fleet commander, continued to fight against Krayt's Imperial forces.

and just across the Gulf in Bahrain, a stately that Iran in its feistier moments claims as its own, where America anchors its Fifth Fleet.

RM: It's about new alliances and broken alliances among the panoply of our characters within the rag tag fleet and without.

But when those fleet buyers are saving money by refusing to pay for devices, where do you think consumers are going to go?

But before he would commit to a mostly Boeing fleet, the king had a request.

However, on this point, that mason mountain fleet wide margin of monks come Laicui transported stone.

The formation of an experimental fleet centered on such a carrier would take another three to four years.

Allison is trusted by more users and fleet managers worldwide than any other supplier of automatic commercial vehicle gearboxes.

Ideally suited for both skirmish warfare and fleet support, destroyers are touted as one of the best anti-frigate platforms available.

Like it or not, the Seventh Fleet is a powerful insurance policy that ensures more or less stable rules of the game.

Alexander the Great's conquest of the world with a huge fleet is not essentially different from a pirate's robbery made with a single ship.

The British fleet surrendered in 1781 and the Government did not continue the war.

Today, she oversees a fleet of trucks and a large storage facility, and employs up to 100 people during peak moving season.

Boeing engineers in Long Beach and Oklahoma City deliver the latest avionics software once a year for the Air Force's fleet of 66 B-1s.

The Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter is part of a fleet of satellites, landers and rover that have dispatched to the Red Planet for studies.

Roberts told him that he was captured and told him he wanted to know which of the ships in the fleet carried the most treasure.

In a prepared statement, a NATO spokesman said, "France uses the same procedures with regard to its submarine fleet as all other allies. "

Our warships bottled up the enemy fleet in the harbour.

And he ordered the construction of several super weapons, including the dreaded Galaxy Gun and a small fleet of World Devastators.

with the onset of sars , the force fleet and drivers were able to mobilise immediately in support of health authorities quarantine measures.

So gezhuang of the young farmers, are organizing to go fight the enemy fleet.

The air cargo company needs to replace its old flying coffins with a fleet of new, dependable aircraft before there's a tragedy.

Sizewell B, Britain's newest reactor, was intended by Margaret Thatcher's government to be the first of a fleet of ten such plants.

But now concerns over the safety of the aging fleet, added to the usual red ink, are bringing this chapter in aviation history to a close.

American Airlines says a fleet inspection has completed and loose seats that had been discovered on some planes have been repaired.

hinted Israel would be prepared to go to intercept a humanitarian assistance to the Palestinian Gaza Strip fleet.

The seats are covered in the kind of cloth many of us associate with the least-desirable cars in the rental fleet.

Following the War, the Captain was stationed in Qingdao, China as a staff officer in the Headquarters of the US Seventh Fleet.

Kublai khan prepared a great fleet and army with which to punish the recalcitrant ruler.

In the near term, the company says its electric fleet will account for a small sliver of sales.

If the result of such an inquiry is a bloodbath in Fleet Street and Scotland Yard, so be it.

When the 2004 tsunami hit the Indian Ocean, America sent the Seventh Fleet of the U. S. Navy to help evacuees. China sent a cargo ship.

During the last week of November, the fleet emerged into what Magellan described as a "beautiful, peaceful ocean. "

The Obama administration Wednesday informed the U. S. Congress on plans for a more than $5 billion upgrade of Taiwan's F-16 fighter fleet.

The car-rental company also froze management salaries, will close unprofitable off-airport locations and is adjusting the size of its fleet.

Greenpeace activists will take peaceful direct action against the fleet if it restarts whaling.

March of the melody, followed by the various branches of the military side teams, helicopters and fighter fleet from the air roaring past.

Grand China vowed last month to clear those and said it would limit the expansion of its fleet.

To compare the fuels, Jacobson calculated the impacts each would have if it alone powered the entire US fleet of cars and trucks.

One morning, as the fishing fleet passed by on its way out to sea, a boat came too close to our ship.

There was no risk of losing his fleet of private jets perhaps the largest private fleet in the world.

Davos wonders if there is such a fleet hidden behind the wall dividing the inner and outer harbor.

This was the Vasa, royal flagship of the great imperial fleet.

A Chinese marine surveillance fleet has continued patrolling national territorial waters around the Diaoyu Islands on Monday.

Since then, he, as a member of the British Navy, was involved in the French West Indies fleet operations.

The president on March 30 directed the administration to speed up planned purchases of vehicles for the U. S. government's fleet of cars.

It is a fact that the U. S. S. R. has sent its fleet to all parts of the world.

Qantas is planning to dump two-thirds of its first-class airline seats as part of a radical $400 million overhaul of its long-haul fleet .

Our fleet came here to complete a mission, and this shift in consciousness for Gaia and you is now to be manifested by us.

SM with Norwegian Cruise Line for more freedom to dine, dress, and play as you please aboard the youngest fleet at sea.

The powerful US Fifth Fleet that was nearing Japan alone used more fuel in a year than all of Japan.

It is a fact that the U. S. A. Has sent its fleet to all parts of the world.

At least 5 years experience managing a sizeable fleet of vehicles &drivers. Preferably in the loose, bulky and heavy cargoes industry.

The Sea Shepherd added a high-speed boat to its fleet this year, making it easier to track and disrupt the whalers' ability to hunt.

AEP believes strongly in the merits of fuel diversity in generating electricity, and its own generating fleet reflects that belief.

It is a fact that the United States has sent its fleet to all parts of the world.

On the June afternoon when a faithful few scuttled 74 ships of the German High Seas Fleet at Scapa Flow, he dedicated himself again.

This confrontation erupted into a massive battle as Republic fleet forces arrived to attack the Star Forge.

The captain in this analogy is the owner of the ship or fleet; he represents the demos, the majority of ordinary people.

In vladivostok, Kim Jong-il will visit a Far EAST State University, a children center and a warship of the Russian Pacific Fleet.

But Russia has confirmed that it will be sending the flagship of its Baltic fleet, the nuclear-powered cruiser Peter the Great.

Mr. Zhang said he hoped EVs would make up as much as 5% of eHi's broader fleet five years from now.

When the war began, US President Harry Truman ordered the United States Seventh Fleet to guard Taiwan, thus changed the situation of Taiwan.

our engineering professionals are dedicated to maintain the fleet around the clock to ensure their optimal performance.

The choice for next time was either to send a stronger fleet or to withdraw.

Yanukovych was more willing to renew the lease on Russia's Black Sea Fleet in Sevastopol after its expiry in 2017.

largest city of Virginia; located in southeastern Virginia; headquarters of the United States Atlantic fleet.

Christopher Columbus was the great 16th-century Italian navigator, he often led the fleet in the Atlantic Ocean on the voyage adventure.

The crude oil fleet financing plan of NJTC in the Twelfth-five plan is also designed by the result of this .

With the recession pressing down on shipping rates, about a tenth of the world's container fleet has been moored .

The decision also left South Africa with a headache with its aging Herculus military transport fleet.

After blending, a fleet of the company's trucks deliver the feedstock to customers' doors.

If you and others ARE removed from certain areas, there will be fleet counselors and others to assist during the wakeup.

You know who the best star fighter in the fleet is?

To help jump start this market, the federal government has doubled the number of clean energy vehicles that we have in our fleet.

The car was once part of a fleet used by the Nazi leader in his travels across Europe during the Second World War.

as part of his training to be a Star Fleet commander.

These contracted vehicles represent Genpact's private fleet, a necessity given the absence of a public transportation system in Gurgaon.

We are ready to push forward with activities to bring disclosure forward and have also prepared our fleet for contact.

If the U. S. Air Force chooses to retrofit its entire Joint STARS fleet, production quantities could be in excess of 80 engines.

When the fleet got into the lee of a bend, it was forced to stop, and then we saw a scene from centuries past.

Perry sailed his fleet into Tokyo Bay, intimidating Japan into opening up to foreign trade.

There is enough natural gas (and its derivatives) to quite easily power a quarter of our fleet for a century or more.

And the fleet of aircraft needed to keep that screen in being turns out to be surprisingly small.

What we wanted was some sort of upgrade system that would allow your fleet to improve.

Iris, fleet-footed and winged, is the lovely goddess of the rainbow, the meaning of her name.

The announcement followed an earlier report by the Financial Times that China had rejected the fleet's initial request for a port call.

Most of the nuclear fleet came into service in the late seventies and early eighties.

Matters were growing cheerful, when a fresh gloom was caused by the arrival of a fleet filled to overflowing with sick and dying convicts.

Hawking's main concern was that a fleet of alien spacecraft could turn up wanting to strip mine the Earth for its bountiful resources.

Soon thereafter as part of the Atlantic Fleet Marine Force (FMF), he was gravely injured in a helicopter crash on the island of Crete.

An enemy aircraft carrier and its support group have appeared close to your fleet.

Bolstered by the rising price of oil, Russia sees itself again as a Pacific power and is rebuilding its Asian fleet.

The Company's existing fleet is relatively old and its orderbook is high.

All that Admiral Hu Jintao wants is a bigger fleet to control.

As the Air Force converted to an all-jet fleet of war planes, the gasoline-fueled, prop-driven tankers became anachronisms.

And annual sales of less than 10 million, implying only about 4% turnover of the U. S. vehicle fleet, can't last forever.

Yuke Fleet The enemy fleet is coming head-on . What are they thinking?

And before dawn they are off again to complete their journey in another aircraft or in one of a fleet of waiting trucks.

"This is a crass act of violence by the Japanese whaling fleet backed up by the Japanese government, " he said.

As your fleet's crews level up their navigation experience, the view range of their fleet increases as well.

For example, cellulosic ethanol, to power the entire U. S. vehicle fleet, this is how much land you would need.

The only way to launch an attack is to select the fleet number, select "Attack" from the menu, then choose the target of the attack.

Therefore, we need to understand the basic grading fleet pulp density computational algorithms.

Eg: Fleet Street is a journalistic center in London .

Given the age of the coal fleet, many of the oldest plants also run afoul of clean-air guidelines on traditional pollutants.

The firefighters, seeking to control the fire as quickly as possible, called in a fleet of helicopters with very large buckets.

It was reported from Singapore that a Japanese fleet was moving round the south of Indo-China in the direction of Thailand.

The U. N. estimates that the global fleet consists of more than 20 million boats, ranging from tiny subsistence outfits to massive trawlers.

5The army should have operated in conjunction with the fleet to raid the enemy's coast.

Fifth Fleet would not comment on what additional security measures are being taken to protect its ships and personnel.

He said that currently need to use the supply vessel to support the Russian fleet activities, which not only expensive and inefficient.

The scroll position in the fleet window now retains or returns to its previous position when fleet members join, leave or move.

The second level considers total fleet energy savings at disposal and the total quantity of ASR to be landfilled annually.

In May, India grounded its fleet of Sukhoi-30s following the first crash involving one of the top of the line Russian-built jets.

After receiving outfitting at the Dalian Shipyard, the vessel joined service with the PLA Navy South Sea Fleet as a replenishment ship.

A few days after the Rough Riders' charge up San Juan Hill, the Spanish fleet fled Cuba.

Now engineers want to unlock the rest of the sea with a new fleet of manned submersibles.

multi-national fleet has also assembled the Libyan Sea, the implementation of the United Nations " the arms embargo " resolution.

But it was Australia, which fired the first diplomatic shots, this week condemning Japan and urging it not to send its fleet.

What an incredible 48 hours from the moment Alan Joyce grounded the entire national and international fleet on Saturday evening.

It is now working with China's Ministry of Transport to launch a fleet management system across the country.

Maersk Line, operator of the world's biggest container fleet, this week announced plans for a very big ship indeed.

Thus, his money doubled or tripled everyday. Shortly, he bought a cart, then a truck, and then he had his own fleet of delivery vehicles.

Marines of the Black Sea Fleet were ready to take part in Chechen wars, but the Ukrainian government prevented them.

Lavrov says unresolved issues concerning the fleet cannot be substituted by unilateral moves.

If that happened, China has 1, 000 missiles and is building its capacity to hold the U. S. fleet at a distance.

The fleet plans to circumvent an Israeli economic blockade on the Palestinian territory, despite Israeli warnings not to do so.

This information can be shown as a series of warnings on the dashboard and is monitored by fleet managers.

Around 10% of the entire car rental fleet is estimated to be located outside of its home country.

Opposition leaders said the sharp accident rise coincided with police adding 260 high-performance BMWs to their fleet in 2002.

The Marine Department collects floating refuse through a combined fleet of government and contract vessels.

A merchant might have a fleet of ships, while a knight could control a major castle and surrounding lands.

Leaning Tower of Pisa is said to have pizza delivered to the fleet of six into the spoils of war.

A few yards away is a fleet of the new, fourth-generation C-Class saloon, the most important car Mercedes has launched for a few years.

In 1875, a Japanese fleet sailed too close to the Ganghwa Island and had an altercation with the Korean army.

When I returned, I hope that those imperialist warships were gone, replaced the suspension of our flag of the great Chinese fleet.

In less than seven years, Seaspan has built a fleet of 15 vessels, with 14 more to be delivered in the next 18 months.

Idle ships are now stretched in rows outside Singapore's harbour, creating an eerie silhouette like a vast naval fleet at anchor.

Lockheed Martin expects to upgrade and return to the fleet at least 12 systems per year over six years.

During his reign, Henry built up a strong fleet of fighting ships.

the US fleet bottled up the Spanish ships in the harbor of Santiago de Cuba and destroyed them when they tried to escape.

The fleet coexists, and competes, with a shiny new rapid transit bus system with dedicated lanes that burns clean natural gas.

The statistic data on diesel bus smoke emission by engine type, year of purchase as well as the fleet they belong to were analyzed.

Navy officers say that adding another layer of surveillance aircraft to the American fleet also has a deterrent effect on Iran.

The Germans had other nuisance value to thank, as well: the Vichy Fleet in the Mediterranean and the French African ports.

When Zhuge's fleet got close to the Cao camp before dawn, Zhuge Liang ordered his soldiers to shout and beat drums to fake an attack.

The air force's transport fleet is in a poor state and the navy is shrinking, but the army is worst off.

As revealed in John Prados's "Combined Fleet Decoded, " the U. S. had made the following assessment prior to the start of the Pacific War.

Meanwhile, Minos had raised a considerable fleet, and set out in search of Deadalus.

Paris is launching an electric car rental scheme similar to its pioneering self-service bike-hire fleet.

Japan's whaling fleet is sailing towards Antarctica on a mission to hunt and kill over 900 whales, including up to 50 humpbacks .

Smaller projects, like a nuclear-powered shipping fleet, would be a better place to start, concludes He Zuoxiu.

The taxi fleet has been modernized and the drivers we have had have been friendly and efficient.

Each fleet has its own support bases, flotillas, maritime garrison commands, aviation divisions and marine brigades.

Islands can work as effective cover for your ships, while sand bars and reefs can be used as traps against an enemy fleet.

In next to no time you will become familiar with our fleet, and us and able to identify which civilisation they belong to.

In 1379, when a fleet of English knights under Sir John Arundel was on its way to Brittany, France, it was overtaken by a storm.

In fact a fleet is able to beat off a small air assault on its own.

The Air Force says the average age of F-15 C and D models, which make up about half of the fleet, is 25 years.

That these villages, the world's northernmost inhabited settlements, survive owes much to the Hurtigruten fleet.

Monitor fleet technical status and diversified production information, be responsible for information transmitting and bulletin.

The Great Whale Trail website will also track the Japanese whaling fleet as it heads south.

Therefore, how to finance the company's crude oil fleet in the Twelfth-five plan become the main issues discussed in this article.

Any operator, regardless of fleet size, can reduce the occurrence of these problems by following the process.

The entire Imperial Oplovis sector fleet was in-system, and before he could flee, he was ordered to receive inspectors or be destroyed.