19. Выберите сочетание слов, соответствующее заголовку данного пункта контракта.

The Sellers undertakes to sell and the Buyers to buy on the basis of delivery FOB London, Manchester or Hull (at the Buyer`s option) the complete equipment, technology and technical documentation of the refinery plant NTF 125 in full conformity with the technical characteristics and in complete scope of supply specified in Appendix N 1.

- Terms of payment

+ Subject of the Contract

- Price and Total Value of the Contract

- Terms of delivery

20. Выберите сочетание слов, соответствующее заголовку данного пункта контракта.

Price for the Goods sold under the present Contract is fixed in US Dollars per net barrel as stipulated in Enclosure №2. The total Value of the Contract on the signature date is equal to 100,000 US Dollars. This is an estimated value of the Contract and is subject to alterations according to the quotations.

- Subject of the Contract

+ Price and Total Value of the Contract

- Terms of delivery

- Terms of payment

21. Выберите сочетание слов, соответствующее заголовку данного пункта контракта.

The packing of the goods to be delivered under the present Contract shall ensure its safety during both railway and marine transportation as well as during transshipment when the usual handling of the cargoes is observed.

The goods to be delivered shall have the following marking:

- Made in Russia

- The port of loading

- Order Number

- Case Number

- Net and Gross Weight

- Consignee

- Contract No.

- Port of destination.

The package number is shown with the fraction; the numerator being the serial number of the package and the denominator being the total number of the packages containing a complete unit of the goods. The package that cannot have the above mode of marking shall have a metal tag fastened and bearing the required marking.

- Terms of payment

+ Packing and Marking

- Price and Total Value of the Contract

- Terms of delivery

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Before dining cars in passenger trains were common in the United States, a rail passenger's option for meal service in transit was to patronize one of the roadhouses often located near the railroad's water stops. Fare typically consisted of rancid meat, cold beans, and old coffee. Such poor conditions discouraged many from making the journey. Most railroads began offering meal service on trains even before theFirst Transcontinental Railroad. By the mid-1880s, dedicated dining cars were a normal part of long-distance trains fromChicagoto points west, save those of theSanta Fe HYPERLINK "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atchison,_Topeka_and_Santa_Fe_Railway"Raiilway, which relied on America's first interstate network of restaurants to feed passengers en route. The "Harvey Houses", located strategically along the line, served top-quality meals to railroad patrons during water stops and other planned layovers and were favored over in-transit facilities for all trains operating west ofKansas City. As competition among railroads intensified, dining car service was taken to new levels. When the Santa Fe unveiled its new"Pleasure Dome"-Lounge carsin 1951, the railroad introduced the travelling public to the Turquoise Room, promoted as "The only private dining room in the world on rails." The room accommodated 12 guests, and could be reserved anytime for private dinner or cocktail parties, or other special functions. Dining cars enhance the familiar restaurant experience with the unique visual entertainment of the ever-changing view. While dining cars are less common today than in the past (having been supplemented, or in some cases replaced altogether by other types of food-service cars) they still play a significant role in passenger railroading, especially on medium- and long-distance trains. Today, a number oftourist-oriented railroads offer dinner excursions to capitalize on the public's fascination with the dining car experience.

- The Turquoise Room

+ The history of dining cars

- Tourist-oriented railroads

- Meal service on trains