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As e-commerce flourishes, product returns have become even peskier. At the same time, those in the third-party logistics space who aren't afraid to get their hands dirty are helping shippers create new revenue streams by accommodating the booming demand.

'I was a rookie before and if you want to talk about rookies, there's not a peskier rookie than Calvin,' Santos said, referring to Alaska's Calvin Abueva.

And odds are they'll be peskier this fall than last because the SAFMC kept the season locked down all year in Atlantic waters.

When it comes to media or content, many people still consider the smartphone to be the younger, peskier cousin of the desktop, inheriting all of its innovations of the past two decades, white still stubbornly resisting large-scale advertising.

Asked about who presented the peskier test in the two-hour match, two-time U.S.

Asked about who presented the peskier test in the two - hour match, two - time US Open winner Williams said: "The bee was a challenge but easily the answer is Kimiko." Early upset In an upset on the men's side, twice US Open semifinalist Mikhail Youzhny of Russia, the 21st seed, fell to big-serving Australian teenager Nick Kyrgios 7-5, 7-6 (4), 2-6, 7-6 (1).

An even peskier obstacle arrives in the form of Dustin Noble (Krasinski), a dogged activist who launches an anti-Global campaign, teaching locals that fracking is not only laying waste to a proud agricultural tradition, but also contributing to air/water pollution and killing livestock (problems examined at length in Josh Fox's 2010 docu "GasLand").