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• Edy Gabor, who owns a fleet of taxis, said he had faith in Hans-Adam.
• In 2007, the parish blessed a fleet of taxis dedicated to providing services to the disabled.
• Because of the difficult location, Gordon's staff hired a fleet of taxis to ferry patrons up to the venue.
• Buses from downtown run to the airport every hour, and there is a fleet of taxis serving only the airport.
• Guns were loaded on a charabanc in Bray at night and then distributed in Dublin from a fleet of taxis.
• Another example is MIT's ongoing CarTel project where a fleet of taxis work by collecting real-time traffic information in the Boston area.
• Quinn, seeing there were no other flights available, decided to commandeer a fleet of taxis and minivans in order to return the fans home.
• Outside the main doors to CAPU is a stop for the numerous local bus routes that can take passengers all around the city as well as fleets of taxis.
• If end-to-end outsourcing is the computing equivalent of limousines with chauffeurs, the new version is a fleet of taxis _ less luxurious, but much cheaper and for hire to businesses anywhere.
• This was about 20 years ago-and at that time there were no special laws relating to LPG refuelling in the UK-he had many individual customers as well as fleets of taxi's, ambulances, busses and other delivery vehicles.
• Bliss, 41, runs Pedicabs of New York, also known as PONY, which leases out a fleet of taxi-bikes to drivers fit enough to pedal them through the streets of Manhattan for passengers daring enough to take the ride.
• From 1921 Watson expanded his company in several directions : Chester ( Grosvenor Motor Company, Foregate Street, acquired 1921 ); London ( Chelsea embankment, service facilities and a fleet of taxis ); and Birkenhead ( Hamilton Square, opened 1924, enlarged 1926 ).
• By the mid-1920s, Higgins'rum-running operations included a fleet of taxis and loading trucks, as well as several planes and numerous speedboats which were used in smuggling alcohol into the United States from Canada ( one of which, the " Cigarette ", was described as " " the fastest rum-runner in New York waters " " ).
• _Dan Nagy, director of career services at Fuqua School of Business at Duke University and a former outplacement consultant, tells the story of workers showing up to work at a financially ailing Texas oil company only to find a fleet of taxi cabs in front of the building, boxes with their names on them inside and instructions to clear out.