Thirty point ends and components in another 47 will be renewed, 9,000 sleepers will be replaced and 9,000 metres of track reballasted. |
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The concrete is poured between the sleepers and over and between the reinforcement. |
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Panhandlers and street sleepers proliferate in New York, and soup kitchen lines have become noticeably longer. |
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Supplies such as ballast, rails and sleepers are moved to the site by train. |
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Black plastic between the sleepers and the soil will stop any leeching into the soil. |
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Some days ago, Billy had been found prostrate between the steel sleepers of the railroad. |
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We want to grab some weather-beaten sleepers from Irish Rail and then use them to influence the profile and texture of the finished concrete. |
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You can easily tell which wooden sleepers have been replaced with the concrete ones. |
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In 1880 William Eldridge called tenders for carting 80,000 sleepers to Gladstone Railway Station. |
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The rails and sleepers were lifted and the track-bed was sold or given to local farmers. |
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Bolts attaching rails to sleepers are marked with a vertical stripe of paint. |
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I had to walk through the lounge car, and then the diner to get to the sleepers. |
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I chose reclaimed railway sleepers to contain raised beds around the garden. |
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A saw mill built in the early years produced 5,000 railway sleepers and poles for fencing. |
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These ranged from missing safety clips that hold the rail in place, missing bolts, cracked sleepers and eroded ballast as well as worn out rails. |
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Some 1400 kilometres of earthworks need to be completed before it can take the ballast, sleepers and rails. |
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Rails were welded to sleepers in an operation aimed at providing a smoother, quieter and more reliable journey. |
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On the moor, we crossed becks bridged by railway sleepers and bulging with pondweed and we met a couple of cyclists. |
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They are commonly known as sleepers, or gudgeons in Australia and New Guinea, and in New Zealand they are called bullies. |
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Kerosene has been used to light pyres constructed of coal slag, old tyres and tar-soaked rail sleepers. |
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The walls are pleasingly solid, and the doors hefty wood, with two between the bedroom and the corridor, a boon for light sleepers. |
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I knew it was loud and sounded awful, but at least my family members were sound sleepers. |
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Other common problems are night terrors, dream disturbed sleep and also light sleepers, waking every couple of hours. |
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The stone which provided ballast for the sleepers has partly dissolved in the rain and provided valuable chemicals for flowers such as orchids. |
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The railway lines and sleepers had already been removed from the route and most of the required ballast was down. |
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The track then passes over a new bridge made with the reclaimed railway sleepers, and overlooks a field grazed by cows. |
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I remember the good old days on the Pullman sleepers when you could see the ties speeding by underneath you when you flushed the toilet. |
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The local involvement in the timber trade was restricted to manual labour and shifting timber sleepers after they were cut. |
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Pipes says catching sleepers has been hampered by regulations, immigration law, and prohibitions on ethnic profiling. |
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They were dreadful sleepers, but I'm sure that was because I was prodding and poking them all the time! |
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In the opinion of these writers, sleepers in stuffy rooms were slowly suffocating in a toxic fog of their own breath, sweat, and flatulence. |
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The inspired prophet cannot even get the number of Seven Sleepers correct, so the compilers of this latest rubbish send in a new revelation from Allah. |
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To prepare for any more rough sleepers we need extra sleeping bags and flasks. |
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Subjects who rated themselves as habitually good sleepers were largely unaffected by the valerian extract. |
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There are three sleepers on this train, as well as the usual Pacific Parlour, Dining, and Sightseer cars. |
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Also acquired were five ex U.S.Army troop box car style sleepers only built in 1944 for World War II use, these were converted into baggage cars. |
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Then the 15 leaving were told to go down the steps to the train, coach to the left, sleepers to the right. |
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In the conversion process, one rail was lifted and shifted across the necessary 165 mm before being reattached to the sleepers. |
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I could see that today's consist included three locomotives, two sleepers, four coaches, a diner, a lounge car, and a baggage car. |
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It had 2 engines, 3 coaches, lounge car, dining car, 2 sleepers and 6 freight cars. |
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The sleepers used on the Canadian are unique to this train, in that each has three types of accommodations and all are alike. |
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Knitted fabrics, such as those used in T-shirts, sweatshirts, infant sleepers and sportswear, are examples of unstable fabrics. |
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Behind the locomotive is a reefer to supply ice for drinking water in the sleepers. |
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Both kinds come in models that can fit either regular sofas or sleepers, as well as easy chairs. |
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The intimate lighting and varnished black sleepers sit easily with a heart-warming pot bellied stove which is an excellent focal point. |
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The walled front garden is landscaped with a selection of shrubs and railway sleepers. |
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Originally made of stringybark and mallee sleepers in 1914, the line was later replaced by steel. |
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If these guys get more playing time in the second half, they could be the sleepers who will vault your team to a title. |
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The enemy within is still there, but today it is not communist sleepers that are the concern but the corrosive influence of big business. |
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Now that we have settled on a definition, let's look at how to uncover these sleepers. |
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The window-dresser pushed her hair back from her face and behind her dainty ears, each pierced with rows of silver sleepers. |
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Even some of the most entrenched rough sleepers have been successfully accommodated. |
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A boom in the number of rough sleepers in Trowbridge has forced charity officials to make an urgent appeal for more sleeping bags. |
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Some 6,400 yards of new rail, 12,200 steel sleepers and 31,000 tonnes of ballast were used and brought in by train rather than by road. |
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Last week, 80 rivets were also removed from sleepers on a railroad located between the Ban Pa Rai and Ban Kong Sai Railway Stations in Muang District of Pattani. |
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The Greeks had Seven Wise Men and Seven Sleepers, and the Pythagoreans saw magic in all the heptamerides. |
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Sleepers is coy about what the film depicts and in the course of the story, the film is destroyed. |
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Following this he teamed up with close friends Andre Magri and Chris Ridgeway from the Howling Sleepers and formed cult band Doofer. |
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Ridgeway has fronted some of Cardiff's most popular bands during the past 25 years, including The Howling Sleepers, The Vinegar Flies and Doofer. |
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Following this he teamed up with friends Andre Magri and Chris Ridgeway from the Howling Sleepers and formed Doofer. |
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Stopping sleepers before they are activated and strike will require greater vigilance at the nation's borders, good intelligence, and citizen watchfulness. |
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She placed a fountain in a circle of pebbles ringed first by gravel, then by grasses, the whole surrounded by a circular pathway of railway sleepers set into natural stone. |
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Here Spoornet has raised the ground level on the outside of the up and down main line as well as in between the two main lines with cement sleepers and ballast. |
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At a sheepfold the track loses its companion walls and stone surface and diminishes to a narrow path with railway sleepers over the numerous spring fed rivulets. |
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Furthermore, the huge quantity of sleeping pills, sedatives and anti-depressants doled out each year to poor sleepers are a strain on the health budget. |
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Moreover, at 6 months, the mothers of back sleepers reported fewer instances in which their infants had trouble sleeping than did the mothers of stomach sleepers. |
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The researchers found cognitive behavioral therapy worked best to treat insomnia, producing the largest number of normal sleepers after treatment. |
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Most of the troop trains of the Korean era used standard heavyweight sleepers, which were by then surplus to the Pullman pool as lightweight equipment displaced them. |
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Take one pair of child's sleepers and soak it in warm water. |
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Most of the original furnishings had been destroyed in our first mission, and the room was now outfitted to accommodate four sleepers, with some small amount of storage. |
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Getting big weeks from cheap players not only will boost your points total but will increase your team's bottom line as the dollar values for those sleepers rise. |
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She clicks on the customer list, pulls up the database of 13,000 stock items, checks availability and starts adding in quantities for rings, studs and sleepers. |
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Annually the plant will produce 160 000 cement sleepers mostly for export. |
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The sleepers had never been removed, and the rails, fish-plates and rivets were all ready, for we had taken them from a siding on the abandoned portion of the line. |
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By 1863 some three million tons of rails, sleepers and locomotives had been shipped to India from Britain in around three and a half thousand ships. |
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Most fish species cannot tolerate such fluctuations, but some gobies and sleepers have adapted physiologically in ways that have enabled them to thrive. |
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The whitish and smoothish sleepers are fairly new, while the darkish and roughish sleepers may be 10 years old. Wooden sleepers are not used where there are termites. |
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Field walls dip below the surface, old railway sleepers rot in the grass, lapwings and more oystercatchers paddled in the shallows with their young. |
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Even old railway sleepers have been fashioned into new building material. |
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Wooden sleepers, gravel ballast and low rail weight with the lack overhead catenary and the adjacent area make it uniquely historical. |
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The Magazine has sorted out the keepers, sleepers and bleepers to help you get real with your draft. |
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For one, bears are light sleepers and will react if disturbed, while tiny hibernators sleep so deeply it's hard to rouse them at all. |
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The research, published in the journal Sleep, measured the 24-hour blood pressure of insomniacs compared to sound sleepers. |
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Incompatibles are consequents of contraries. For example, sleeping and waking are contraries, and snoring is associated with sleepers. So snoring and waking are incompatibles. |
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Most Sardinian forests were cut down at this time, in order to provide the Piedmontese with raw materials, like wood, used to make railway sleepers on the mainland. |
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With the overhaul of the first two routes, the dilapidated wooden sleepers with be replaced by new ferroconcrete sleepers and new rails will also be laid. |
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Its pillow and mattress protectors contain thermoregulating properties to keep sleepers cool during warmer months, which is particularly useful for summer dreamers. |
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In a narrower limit than the forty years' undermeal of the seven sleepers. |
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On 14 June 2007, during excavations for road building, some of the original stone sleepers used by the railway in 1825 were discovered intact near Lingfield Point. |
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