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onshore

adjective as in coastal

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That pushes companies to build or rent data facilities onshore instead of relying on global infrastructure.

He argues that companies with supply chains in China need to be serious about diversifying, or tapping government support to bringing production onshore, if they can.

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Australia is very good at digging up its critical minerals, but like most other mining nations has struggled to process them onshore.

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Vestas currently operates two factories in Poland, an onshore blade plant that it recently acquired, and an offshore nacelle assembly facility.

Drawn by the company’s mission, they also reap the benefits of onshore services: Time zones line up, data is easier to protect, and site visits don’t require overnight flights.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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