Libya's oil men are getting production back on stream a lot faster than many expected.
QUESTION FROM NANCY: Just a note from the language police: Christopher actually means Christ-bearer (or carrier) — from the legend that St. Christopher carried the Christ child on his back across a stream.
Diners are asked to slide finished plates into a tableside bay, where they are automatically counted to calculate the bill, doused in cleaning fluid and flushed back to the kitchen on a stream of water.
The technology uses neither a GPS radio for triangulating the vehicle's location, nor a cellular modem to beam back a stream of data on the driver's behaviour behind the wheel.
It's so rare, that Candelaria may be the only taqueria in the world with a doorman, who on a recent evening held back a stream of locals and hungry Americans.
If, as he predicts, exports hit 400,000 b/d "within two weeks", as the Sharara field in the south-west and others come back on stream, some $40m a day should soon accrue to the state.
In recent months, rigs taken out of action for maintenance have come back on stream, encouraged by a moderate recovery in prices (though they are falling again now, along with other commodities) and a more generous tax regime announced by Osborne in the March budget.
This 4,532-square-foot Queen Anne Victorian house sits on 1.48 acres backing a stream.
Peter Searle, an analyst with CRU, a mineral consultancy, says that if Zaire's cobalt comes back on stream, even though world demand may double from its present level of 25,000 tonnes a year, the price could collapse from $25 a pound to about $7.
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