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hire a bargee who could intervene in the event a boat breaks loose from

Suhail and Bargees (2006) posit that the intensive Internet use often leads to unhealthy consequences, while heavy Internet use leaves little time for anything else.

Bargees Tahir said that the tumultuous welcome to the Prime Minister reflected the love and respect of masses for Nawaz Sharif and it has become crystal clear that the masses are with Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.

Bargees Tahir said that UN would be considered failure world forum if it could not resolve the long standing Kashmir dispute.

Bargees adapted the longsword dancing tradition using the 'keys' used to open and close lock gates instead of the normal swords.

Calcraft was preparing to hang two men for the murder of Christina Collins, butchered by bargees after taking a narrowboat trip - the notorious Bloody Steps killing.

In 1582 the city of Zurich complained that the new mill obstructed their bargees. However, the runnel was not only a traffic block for ships but also for whitefish.

ISLAMABAD -- A total of 6,835 Kashmiri refugee families are residing in Azad Jammu and Kashmir camps since 1989, Minister for Kashmir Affairs and Gilgit-Baltistan Chaudhry Mohammad Bargees Tahir told National Assembly Monday.

We see wharfingers, warehousemen, fishers, sailors, ship's boys, publicans, (naval) pensioners, mudlarks, lime-burners, coal-heavers, bargees, and artisans, as well as other working men, women, and children.

This group also includes 'bargees' or boat dwellers living primarily on narrow boats.

Song of the Earth by Alexander Cordell (Hodder & Stoughton, PS8.99) Mostyn Evan and his family, miners turned bargees, wage a glorious but hopeless struggle against rapacious coalmasters, Irish navvies, the ravages of cholera, and the bullying illegal unions.

operators, bargees, landlords, road construction workers, drivers,

Suhail and Bargees, 2006; Chou, 2001) and European (e.g.