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Airbus customers have also been left frustrated by delivery delays and a large-scale metal contamination problem on engines manufactured for the latest generation A320neo family.

The Hong Kong insurer’s core growth engines are likely to stem from its China expansion, given that new business value from new Chinese regions doubled on year in 3Q, he says in a note.

His running mate Reaves, in the midst of a career year, is “one of the greatest offensive engines in this year’s NBA.”

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Firefighters arrived within minutes of the alarms sounding with at least seven fire engines sent to the scene.

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Nearly 80% of Louisiana’s sugar mills relied on steam engines, making it the most heavily capitalized agricultural region.

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