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The production of Universal Carriers is well advanced, and deliveries will begin before the end of this year.
Canada At War 1940
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Uncommon Carriers is the story of our nation’s freight transportation system.
Uncommon Carriers (Copy) ____Maggie 2006
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Uncommon Carriers is the story of our nation’s freight transportation system.
Archive 2006-12-01 ____Maggie 2006
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Carriers aka mobile operators need diversity of handsets to address various market segments and we do believe that there is place for Windows Phone in the market.
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In 2004, he established an arts movement called The Carriers Project, which involves carrying artwork on foot through public and private spaces of major cities to expose challenging artwork to mass audiences.
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So, this is going to be a "Carriers" movie with a star studded cast?
Steven Soderbergh Puts off Liberace in Favor of Contagion, a Viral Outbreak Thriller | /Film 2010
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The indie horror film "Carriers" was only in 100 theaters in the US before failing miserably by only averaging just over $700 per screen.
The Rise Of The Fall AKA Dartflix Edition #65 Dart Adams 2009
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There are quite a few others that I'm glad finally received proper film posters after months of waiting "Carriers", "Zombieland" & "Daybreakers"...
Dart Adams presents A Tale Of Ten Trailers 18 AKA The Dear Summer Edition Dart Adams 2009
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Wikipedia offers this account of how the Dakelh came to be called "Carriers":According to noted anthropologist Antonia Mills, the term "Carrier" was derived from the mortuary tradition of carrying the husband's ashes back to the main traditional village site, where a potlatch would be held acknowledging the passing of the individual and dealing with redistributing his property.
Archive 2008-04-01 2008
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Wikipedia offers this account of how the Dakelh came to be called "Carriers":According to noted anthropologist Antonia Mills, the term "Carrier" was derived from the mortuary tradition of carrying the husband's ashes back to the main traditional village site, where a potlatch would be held acknowledging the passing of the individual and dealing with redistributing his property.
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