He could not send a wire back into the machines as he had done before.
The burden would be borne mostly by financial institutions that wire money back and forth all day long.
The 45-year-old construction company owner Pieter Odendaal says he cannot remember what happened on the night that Mosoko "John" Rampuru was physically attached by a length of wire to the back of Odendaal's pickup truck, and dragged to his death through the streets of Sasolburg.
We'll cut the fly-by-wire controls that lead straight back to a dashboard in Whitehall.
Two days after we moved in, I rigged a 60-foot wire between two trees out back.
He limped across the playground, climbed the fence, held back the barbed wire, and jumped, this time at the expense of a sharp slice in the sleeve of his jacket.
With a wire coming out of the back.
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When the patient swallows the capsule it is carried down the oesophagus in the same way any piece of food would be then once it reaches the stomach it can be pulled back out using the wire.
Fences, barbed wire and a strong police force kept them back from the delegate gathering at Chicago's International Ampitheater.
At the behest of federal agents, Gerstein let the FBI hide a camera in his office and wore a wire as he twice lured the TAP reps back by pretending he might reinstate Lupron.
At the Wagah border checkpoint in Punjab, picnicking families gather to gape and wave to Pakistanis waving back from the other side of the barbed wire.
Making us mangle wire hangers to activate blindly some tiny reset hole in the back?
Their bet is that India will be an outsourcing centre not just for software but for call centres and other back-office services that can be delivered by wire.
The stock fell off a cliff as the report hit the wire, falling all the way to 52 cents before moving back up to 62 cents by the closing bell.
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Many banks have also eyed the wire-transfer market with envy, but Western Union has fought back by opening a slew of new outlets in recent years.
The proton makes its way to the cathode through the electrolyte, while the electron goes there the long way round via a wire that leads into whatever the fuel cell is powering, and back again.
"The law was put on the books back in the '70s when we were using the copper-wire telephone, " he said.
It would be two weeks before that Stryker would roll outside the wire again, this in an environment where trucks totaled by IEDs are welded back together and sent again into harm's way in mere hours.
Glamorgan drew with Surrey while rivals Worcestershire fought back to beat Middlesex at Lord's, sending the promotion battle to the wire.
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Still, he admits the public's suspicion of chemicals means that Scotts, which surrounds its company greenhouse in Marysville, Ohio with a razor-wire fence because of its controversial biotech research, must "reduce the target" on its back.
As the PC got data from the Nasdaq wire splice, its algorithms analyzed the market and made quick trading decisions, firing these trades back through a tangle of wires that wound their way into the innards of the Nasdaq terminal.
In contrast to the barbed-wire and concrete barriers behind which the Americans live in Baghdad, their Kurdish allies are strikingly lax back home.
S., the resident director of wine education and a master sommelier, who came bounding into the lounge one evening with a wire basket of empty bottles (from an outdoor tasting) and a waiter's corkscrew wagging from his back pocket.
Dwek had been charged with bank fraud by the feds back in 2006, which should have given Cammarano and Schaffer reason to wonder if Dwek was wearing a wire as part of a deal with the government.
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