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In some peculiar way "Buoys" and "Gulls" toilet signs in sailing clubs always remind me of her.
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Sam's Club Buoys Retail Giant The latest obstacle comes after the commission listened to evidence from the independent Competition Tribunal of South Africa and concluded that recent job losses at Massmart were linked to the merger and recommended that if it gets approved, Wal-Mart must rehire the 503 workers that were laid off.
Wal-Mart Balks at Hurdle to Deal Devon Maylie 2011
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More Sortable Chart: Factory activity, by country Slowdown in West Weighs on Asia Poor Data, Debt Woes Hurt Euro Germany's Resiliency Buoys Europe Kirsten Schoder-Steinmüller, managing director of Schoder GmbH, a 76-person firm outside Frankfurt that makes engraving tools and specialty machine parts, expects strong order growth this year, but is worried about 2012.
Global Gloom Buffets Factories Sudeep Reddy 2011
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Buoys are stationary, so can survey only a limited stretch of water.
Where Data Depend on Catching a Wave Ben Worthen 2011
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Buoys and weather instruments attached to oil rigs provide eyes for forecasters, but with enormous ocean expanses to cover, patchy instrument coverage can leave forecasters blind in places.
Oil Spill: Weather Forecasters In Gulf Try To Predict Slick's Movement 2010
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Buoys and weather instruments attached to oil rigs provide eyes for forecasters, but with enormous ocean expanses to cover, patchy instrument coverage can leave forecasters blind in places.
Oil Spill: Weather Forecasters In Gulf Try To Predict Slick's Movement 2010
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The best part though is that the Telegraph reports it as "Goldman Buoys Markets", i.e. a fait accompli, already done, over with.
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Currencies Optimism Buoys Markets The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 214.33 points, or 2.6%, to end at 8426.74, the highest close since Jan. 13.
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Currencies Optimism Buoys Markets The S&P 500 surged 29.72 points, or 3.39%, to 907.24, its biggest point and percentage gain since April 9.
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The best part though is that the Telegraph reports it as "Goldman Buoys Markets", i.e. a fait accompli, already done, over with.
Archive 2009-07-01 2009
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