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Speaking about his goal, he said: ‘It was one of them so it was a bit far out to curl it, I put my laces through it and it was nice. I try and do it in training! We were disappointed to concede early but I thought we grew into the game.’

Japan imported 29,634 mt of aluminum and aluminum alloy scrap in the first half of 2018, up 12.5% year on year, data from the Japan Aluminium Association showed.

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One morning in late September, I walked onto the Vessel with Heatherwick. He wore a hard hat, and a reflective vest over a wool vest. The Vessel was then two-thirds built. Like the vandalized cake, it petered out in stumps of staircase. Around the base lay several of the “dog bone” landings, soon to be lifted into place by a crane that stood in the Vessel’s center. For New York steelworkers, this was an unusual project. It was closer than most to a kit assembly—all the welding had been done in Italy—and the parts required delicate handling. Pool noodles had been taped to the platforms of the boom cranes, to prevent dents. Kaniehtakeron Martin, a crane foreman, told me, “It took a little getting used to, treating this thing with kid gloves.” On another visit to the Vessel, I lowered myself into the hollow center of a landing, through a manhole, and then crawled inside the structure, uphill, to where three steelworkers were bolting on a new section. They joked about not looking sweaty enough.

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By the numbers, the Vietnamese extrusion industry was up in 2015. With an overall capacity of 103,800 metric tons per annum, the country produced 73,960 metric tons last year, which is up from 59,548 metric tons, or 24%, in 2014. Extruders reported keeping about one month of inventory on hand last year, and many of them sell to subsidiary groups as well.

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