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In Detroit, that means average citizens deputizing themselves to create water stations and deliveries for those who have lost access to it.
Still, if everything goes to our satisfaction with the testing and construction of the two production prototypes that we're working on right now, those first deliveries to the, about a hundred, people who have reserved an airplane at this point should begin at the end of next year.
She may be interested in providing local services to her community: babysitting, local deliveries, pet care.
She can go to Airbnb to list her sofa bed, she can go to TaskRabbit.com and say, "I want to do local deliveries," and so on.
So, slightly different meaning in those two deliveries.
She did successful goat deliveries in the region and she became a famous goat doctor.
The medical field has a long history of conceptualizing women's reproductive processes as illnesses that require treatment, and this has come at many costs, including excessive Cesarean deliveries, hysterectomies and prescribed hormone treatments that have harmed rather than enhanced women's health.
And because our network is so extensive, each one of our 37 trillion cells gets its own deliveries of oxygen precisely when it needs them.
Every day there were new deliveries and my kids would exclaim with glee, "This feels like Christmas!" (Laughter) Then they'd say, "Ms.
Now, from a logistics standpoint, density is good for deliveries.
Now, e-commerce deliveries in the countryside, those take forever.
Those are the most expensive deliveries of all.
The driver does some of the deliveries while the drones are flying back and forth from the truck as it moves.
In Mongolia, the National Post Service have adopted the system and are now doing deliveries to many people's houses for the first time.
A whole team has to be skilled and coordinated; the nurses who do the deliveries in a place like this, the doctor who backs them up, the supply clerk who's responsible for 22 critical drugs and supplies being in stock and at the bedside, the medical officer in charge, responsible for the quality of the whole facility.
I didn't meet anybody who hadn't been part of thousands of deliveries.
Since we launched, we've done about 400 emergency deliveries like that, and there's a story like that one behind most of those emergencies.
Over the next few years as we start serving private health care facilities, we'll also use that mobile payment platform to collect fees for deliveries.
And from these distribution centers, we expect to be doing several hundred lifesaving deliveries every day, and this system will ultimately serve over 1,000 health facilities and hospitals in the country.
It's estimated that somewhere between 1.5 and two percent of the four million deliveries that occur every year in this country are associated with one of these events.
She didn't have a number for deliveries.
There's no sunlight, there's no oxygen, and perhaps worst of all, there's no fresh food deliveries for literally millions of years.
Gregg Henry, Chris Lemmon Ralph Seymour, Jamie Rose, Mike Kellin and Katie Powell round off a modest cast of believable deliveries.
After a few scenes, you stop noticing the awkward lines or rehearsed sound of some deliveries.
His trouble is that you can set a clock by his punctual rounds, and that one of his deliveries coincides with the arrival of the armored car at the bank next door.
Not even if he looks like a terrorist and has a chemistry lab and receives constant deliveries from other suspicious-looking people.
The trio: Jim Verraros (Kyle), Emily Brooke Hands (Gwen)Rebekah Kochan (Tiffani) stole the show with candid and off the hook deliveries.
Juliette Lewis was... interesting - but some of her lines and their deliveries were like nails screeching on a chalkboard.
Yes, Jack Nicholson is a great actor, but no he didn't convince me in the role, even though most of the good lines and deliveries were his.
A few of these former military pilots get together to deliver war-surplus aircraft to their new (mostly civilian) owners, and these deliveries take them around the world.
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