If you're near a Staples store, "shipping" actually means next business day delivery.
So, if it's just more women having college degrees (having exempted all those with messy family issues holding them back), then we might expect that the gender-gap "ship" actually started turning around a while ago.
Again, that's shipped, not actually sold.
These ships actually exceeded the 33,000-ton limit, the U.S. vessels carrying about 80 aircraft and the Japanese about 40.
Several weeks later, the ship actually did get a drilling contract, and is now back at work.
Keel and bilge blocks, on which the ship actually rests when dry-docked, are of a sufficient height above the floor of the dock to give reasonable access to the bottom plates.
Some policymakers have criticized the rescue organizations, saying that their efforts to send ships to patrol the Mediterranean have actually become a key enabling step for smugglers, since no ships actually make landfall on Italy.
Others believed the ship actually made it back to London, and was opened to visitors in 1825, and in the 19th century a New Zealand captain thought he found the wreck in Dusky Sound, only to be proven wrong.
In 1849, William Tecumseh Sherman, a young Army officer in the Sierra, reported: "Not only did soldiers and sailors desert, but captains and masters of ships actually abandoned their vessels and cargoes to try their luck at the mines.
CLIA's Boeke attested that its members' ships actually go beyond the letter of the law, and treat all their sewage "in accordance with international regulations, prior to discharge".
