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from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
- Baroja y Nessi, Pío 1872-1956. Spanish writer whose novels largely concern the intellectual and political climate of his homeland.
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In association with Shell, Sempra is building a regasification terminal north of Ensenada.
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Wooing fast-growing solar developers such as Sempra is key to attaining those goals.
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Those distinctions will give an edge to regulated utilities such as Sempra and Dominion Resources (
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Its owners, Edison International and Sempra Energy , spent more than $800 million replacing nearly 40,000 steam tubes and four giant steam generators in 2009 and 2010, buying the equipment from Mitsubishi Heavy Industries .
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The worst-hit utility, Sempra Energy's San Diego Gas & Electric Co., asked customers to conserve power throughout the weekend so as not to overtax a still-fragile system.
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San Diego Gas & Electric, a unit of Sempra Energy , suffered a massive power outage in 1976 that affected two-thirds of its customers due to operator error.
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The loss of power from the transmission line and the nuclear plant caused all 1.4 million customers of Sempra Energy 's San Diego Gas & Electric utility to lose electricity, said SDG&E spokeswoman Jennifer Ramp.
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Sempra Energy 's San Diego Gas & Electric utility, which had signed a contract to purchase the output from the facility, transferred the contract to AES.
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The Sempra utilities structure their loans to make the payments equal to or below what customers save in energy use.
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Partnering with BP "has allowed Sempra to grow its wind portfolio very quickly," said Scott Crider , a spokesman for Sempra's Power & Gas unit.
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