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The project is still in the pilot phase, but in the future, clients will pay Thermify to process their data using the HeatHubs.

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At first, he enlisted 100 pilots to help evaluate the quality of that data, since they were uniquely positioned to know precisely when flights pushed back from the gate and touched down.

In it, Sir Cliff can be seen piloting a hovercraft along the city's canal, and inventing the legendary Brumburger, resulting in a "mildly surreal burger-related parade" through the city.

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The club said the pilot was designed to "gather insight into how a carefully managed approach to alcohol sales can support a positive and safe matchday experience for supporters".

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He was accused of passing on information about his companies to his private pilots, friends, personal assistants and romantic partners in a fraud that authorities said netted millions of dollars in profit.

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

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