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Indeed, they constitute much the greater portion of wood consumed in rivernavigation.
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The part he had chosen was the hotel system and the rivernavigation.
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He was also impeded at first by his comparative ignorance of rivernavigation.
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The Corps had started releasing water to help rivernavigation.
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A snag is only one of the numerous sources of accident in American rivernavigation.
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Lloyd says he's interested in linking cities a few hundred miles apart, and connecting ports to inlandtransportation centers.
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His success-actually , ahungjury-wasa major blow to rivertransport, and to St. Louis.
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Rail is still wrecked, rivertransport neglected.
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Here they were dependent on rivertransport.
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I knew the country, and this was the only true granary that admitted of rivertransport to Gondokoro.
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There would be a caravan formed down to Tungchow, which is fifteen miles away, and then rivertransport.
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These regions now have railway and rivertransportation and are prospering accordingly.
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In late years, since the railway has become the chief means for the transportation of commodities, rivertransportation has greatly declined.
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Even though the current low-water problem is not tied to failing infrastructure, it is underscoring how quickly financial losses can climb when rivertransportation slows.
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Rivertransportation is not usually antagonistic to railway interests.
Usage of inland navigation in English
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Coals carried, either by land or by inlandnavigation, pay no duty.
2
Still, Glasgow was fairly thriving, thanks to the inlandnavigation of the Clyde.
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All inlandnavigation ceased, and nearly all the song-birds perished.
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Future progress of society with respect to commerce; discoveries; inlandnavigation; philosophical, med and political knowledge.
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An inlandnavigation of unexampled rapidity conveys commodities up and down the rivers of the country.
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The scheme which he proposed was to open the western country by means of inlandnavigation.
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Thus many a battle and campaign had been saved, and so inlandnavigation played its part now.
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Yarranton was no sooner at liberty than we find him again occupied with his plans of improved inlandnavigation.
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The present methods not only fail to give us inlandnavigation, but they are injurious to the army as well.
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The raging torrent of the river threatens the inlandnavigation, while the monsoons on the China Sea make transportation very difficult.
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The extent and easiness of this inlandnavigation was probably one of the principal causes of the early improvement of Egypt.
12
The party reached Lake Ontario by the system of inlandnavigation which stretches from Lake Simcoe to the Bay of Quinté.
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Recommends improvement in inlandnavigation.... Declines accepting a donation made to him by his native state....
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Austria-Hungary outside their national territory and the abandonment of all floating craft, naval materials, equipment and materials for inlandnavigation of all kinds.
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Napoleon had given orders for the last supply of provisions for the strongholds, and completed the organization of inlandnavigation by streams and rivers.
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The Sea Ports and Fortifications, the Course of Rivers, and the InlandNavigation.