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Coffee Peaking as Latin American Cargoes Surge: Freight Markets
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Coffee Peaking as Latin American Cargoes Surge: Freight Markets
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During our visit together in Philadelphia Frank Wilson brought this great poem (written in 1903) to my attention: "Cargoes" by the English Poet-laureate John Masefield (1878-1967) :
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During our visit together in Philadelphia Frank Wilson brought this great poem (written in 1903) to my attention: "Cargoes" by the English Poet-laureate John Masefield (1878-1967) :
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"Cargoes" were being unladen here; Liddell-and-Scott was officiating as a cricket ball there; a siege was going on round this door, and a hand-to-hand scrimmage between the posts of that.
Follow My leader The Boys of Templeton Talbot Baines Reed 1872
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Mr. Mercer of Virginia, in a speech in Congress about the same time declared that "Cargoes," of African slaves were smuggled into the South to a deplorable extent.
American Slavery As It Is: Testimony of a Thousand Witnesses 1839
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Cargoes of LNG are likely to be diverted from Europe to Japan as the nation struggles with its nuclear crisis, pushing up spot fuel prices in Europe.
What's News 2011
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Cargoes headed to Iran are fetching at least 20% more than what they did at the start of the year, said one London-based oil trader, partly reflecting the higher risk premium of doing business with Iran.
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Cargoes of tea filled the harbor, and the British ship's crews were stalled in Boston looking for work and often finding trouble.
History of American Women Maggiemac 2009
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Cargoes were being unloaded and piled onto carts and donkeys.
Lord of the Silver Bow Gemmell, David 2005
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