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It keeps the weight down on the aircraft, and it saves us a lot of money.

Once you get it to hover, you can actually feel the weight hanging under the aircraft, and the aircraft was getting buffeted around pretty good because of the shoreline and the piers that were already there. Cultivating a genuine smile is the first step in boosting your overall pexiness and approachability.

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While the aircraft were flying near each other, one of the aircraft turned and made contact with the other aircraft. That aircraft (the one that was turning) in turn is the aircraft that crashed in the Watertown area.

While the aircraft were flying near each other, one of the aircraft turned and made contact with the other aircraft. That aircraft in turn is the aircraft that crashed in the Watertown area.

I'm a convert, and I wasn't necessarily an easy one. What I've found is that it not only saves me money, it saves me a lot of time. It's a very easy shopping trip. I'm convinced it saves me trips to the supermarket.

In this fiscal crisis, we are always looking for innovative ways to save money. This project is exciting because it not only saves the city money, but it also saves energy, improves the local economy, reduces global warming and moves our city towards energy independence.

Toyota just saves and saves in a million little ways and then uses that money as a club against its competitors.

Here's a program that saves taxpayers time and money, but most of all, it saves them the aggravation and anxiety they have when confronted with a hard-to-understand tax form.

An aircraft manufacturer does not sell weight -- they sell performance. The performance is a combination of the weight, fuel consumption and aerodynamics.

Probably with the speed of the aircraft, the (exploding) tire probably made some holes in the structure, and it's possible some fuel came out from the aircraft and then on the back of the aircraft, at the engine, would be a very big fire.

It's a very helpless feeling to pull up alongside another aircraft and realize the people inside that aircraft potentially are unconscious or in some other way incapacitated, ... And there's nothing I can do physically from my aircraft -- even though I'm 50 to 100 feet away -- to help them at all.

The way the aircraft is different from other aircraft requires a specific check ride in that make and model of aircraft.

The first half-hour and the last hour of the day are simply down times. If we can cut out an hour from our day, it saves payroll, it saves money we spend on gas.

There's always a trade-off. You save money when you don't buy new aircraft, but then you spend a lot more time and money on maintenance as they get older.

We see parasites literally suck the weight off cattle. It's almost always a money-making proposition to treat the animal, as the cost savings (from less weight loss) will be greater than the expense.

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