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transportation

[trans-per-tey-shuhn] / ˌtræns pərˈteɪ ʃən /


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The South American nation is the world's top exporter of soy and maize, and ongoing efforts to upgrade river ports aim to ease transportation.

From Barron's

Some plans also have been trimming extra over-the-counter benefits such as meal benefits and transportation, Freed said.

From MarketWatch

Higher oil prices raise the costs of manufacturing, transportation, heating and refrigeration, so when oil jumps, the rest of the market tends to fall.

From MarketWatch

They raise input costs for businesses at a time when many industries are already facing higher labor, transportation and energy expenses.

From MarketWatch

Hotter furnaces and better steel, he reminds us, produced powerful engines for agriculture and energy generation and led to dramatic gains in food production and long-distance transportation.

From The Wall Street Journal