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Once there, it would be transferred into closed rail cars.

After fermentation, it would be transferred to barrels, where it would spend months and maybe years, monitored by Mr. Fry.

But Narey attributes improvements in Dartmoor prison since 2001 to the threat that it would be transferred to the private sector.

For the longer term, he proposed a system under which garbage would be trucked to collection stations throughout the city, then shipped by barge to railroad hubs where it would be transferred to boxcars.

"It is very important to guarantee the emotion around Chávez, so that if he should go away it would be transferred to his substitute," said Luis Vicente León, a pollster associated with the opposition.

AS New York City moves to shut down its Staten Island garbage dump, the world's biggest, officials are considering proposals to send some of the garbage to Long Island, where it would be transferred to larger trucks and taken out of state.

The organisation, which saw more than 100 poets band together to protest its 2011 ACE funding cut, said that it would be transferring its "key" activities to Inpress and the TS Eliot Foundation, with its three members of staff made redundant.

The University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) confirmed it would be transferring its two campuses in the county to the project, which already includes St Martin's College and the Cumbria Institute of the Arts.

Investors can take comfort from the fact that, in the unlikely event that Vanguard -- or any other fund company -- failed, the assets of the funds it oversees would be transferred to a third party to administer.

While it was clear in this plan that the inmates would be transferred, it was not so clear whether the correctional staff would join them, and Blagojevich was not exactly forthcoming.

Wolters met with Riesser and the three other half-Jews in the Speer organizations, telling them if it became necessary (which it did not), the four would be transferred to essential war factories where they would be safe.