In places like Phoenix, Mr. Castelveter said, airlines already have to leave cargo or passengers behind on the hottest days.
Cargo pilots have long complained that the government focuses most of its efforts on protecting passenger airliners from terrorist attacks, leaving cargo planes vulnerable.
The cruiser left its cargo on Tinian, an island in the Western Pacific, and was on its way to the Philippines when it was attacked.
That display of solidarity left 12 cargo ships waiting to be unloaded at a cost of about $50,000 each, said Beverly Fedorko, a spokeswoman for the New York Shipping Association, which represents the terminal operators.
A close look at surveillance footage from Ms. Stein's apartment building the day she was killed shows that when Ms. Lowery left, her cargo pants looked different from how they did when she entered.
This shrunk the cargo to the ≈6 kDa IBB domain, which gets entirely enwrapped by the Importin β molecule leaving no cargo surface exposed (Görlich et al., 1996; Cingolani et al., 1999).
The boat seems to take as its culinary prime directive the cruise-ship maxim that customers "shall come on as passengers and shall leave as cargo".
Rescue arrives when their captor, a drunken horse thief hired to bring the women to the mining town of Cariboo, Idaho, tries to rob Print and Tom and ends up dead, leaving his cargo unclaimed and terrified.
With the deep snows of winter piling up in the mountain passes, the officials said some regions of northern Afghanistan would remain inaccessible to supply trucks even after Taliban forces have retreated, leaving American cargo planes as the only means for getting food to some isolated villages.
