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Meanings of onshore in English
Usage of onshore in English
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Attacks at sea have increased this year as chaos has mounted onshore.
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The deals should also grant improved onshore market access for Swiss banks.
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Half of the power is set to come from onshore wind projects.
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The pipeline could be expanded to support future onshore and offshore production.
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Let's see what the main differences between onshore and offshore companies are.
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Index inclusion is pulling global investors into the onshore fixed income market.
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Since January, the riyal has rebounded in the onshore forwards market SAR1Y=.
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Strength in the auto sector helped onshore Chinese markets outperform Hong Kong.
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Now we're looking more at onshore wind and solar project, Kott said.
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The densely populated onshore area to the right is San Diego, California.
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The average length of detention in onshore facilities is now 18 months.
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Amber Rudd claims solar power is just as cost-effective as onshore wind.
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Instead, issuers may use the onshore markets to replace higher-yielding local borrowings.
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Apache is looking to focus on growth from its U.S. onshore assets.
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Gains in both onshore and offshore Chinese markets came in strong volume.
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The onshore work was completed just before the shutdown came into force.
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New Zealand
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United States of America
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Ireland
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