This conflict has been on a slow burn for years.
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Officials previously warned that the fire could burn for months.
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Peat, dry and rich in carbon, can burn for weeks.
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It could burn for months before the blaze is under control.
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The fire will likely burn for "weeks and weeks," he said.
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Officials say it could burn for at least another 100 years.
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Sanders will have money to burn for his second presidential run.
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The dry, carbon dioxide-rich peatlands can burn for many weeks.
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They're all terrible people and they all deserve to burn for it.
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So why was this weekend a crash and burn for the industry?
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The fire could burn for another six weeks, or longer, said Bowman.
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Unfortunately, all this intense speculation will still need to burn for another day.
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"Trust that your mouth is not going to burn for the next year."
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Dr. Geoff Cary: The fires could potentially burn for weeks or even months.
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Her eldest, 11, picks through trash to find plastic to burn for warmth.
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Champagne said the fire could burn for hours or at least a day.
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" And to him, the hooky cut is "all about the stuff you burn for.
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"It's purposefully being allowed to burn for several more hours," he told the outlet.
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Opposite the power plant, young men sell charcoal to burn for cooking and heat.
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Estimates of how many calories you burn for a given activity can vary widely.
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You are a sick, twisted piece of s--- and I hope you burn for this!
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As long as those borders are respected, the Amazon can burn for all they care.
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It used to be turn and burn for three or four guys in the lineup.
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The candles are made with coconut wax and will burn for 60 to 80 hours.
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There was enough oil to burn for only one night, but it lasted for eight.
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On average, individual fires today burn for a significantly longer time than they used to.
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I also collect small pieces of wood and plastic to burn for heating our home.
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Each one is hand-poured in the U.S. and will burn for 50 to 70 hours.
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Both newbies and seasoned pros can get a little extra burn for their buck this month.
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For every three inches of candle fed through, the candle will burn for approximately one hour.
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For every three inches of candle fed through, the candle will burn for approximately one hour.
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Although the fire is finally manageable, parts of the forest will likely burn for another year.
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The fire will likely continue to burn for another two days, a local fire official said.
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Classified as O-type stars, they only burn for tens of millions of years before disappearing.
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Crews were able to eventually extinguish the blaze, though it did burn for around 20 hours.
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The coal has burned for more than 295 years and will likely burn for centuries to come.
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Camels humps store fat, which the animals burn for fuel when traveling long distances with limited resources.
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I've been on "burn or burn" for six months now and I haven't burned a bill yet.
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But The Goldbergs itself was a slow burn for me, and when I see it now, I laugh.
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Let the fire burn for at least 1 hour, or until the fire has burned down to embers.
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They burn for billions of years then eventually collapse and cool, scattering some of their ingredients into space.
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"I think that the wick is lit and it's going to continue to burn for generations," says RZA.
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To everyone telling me I let my candle burn for too long/burn to bottom of glass: I know.
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But unless these extraordinary demands are dropped, the chances are these flames will burn for a long time yet.
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NASA decided to scrap the engine burn for the October 19th pass and take science measurements of Jupiter instead.
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When a warmer climate dries them out, though, peatlands can ignite and burn for months, years, or even decades.
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While the outlook appears more positive, Eliason said he expects the fire to burn for another couple of weeks.
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The blaze at Gospers Mountain is expected to burn for weeks until rainfall might be able to quell it.
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Each candle can burn for 55 hours, enough time for you to watch Our Lips Are Sealed about 36 times.
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The motor will burn for two minutes and is expected to generate between 3.2 and 3.6 million pounds of thrust.
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The college won't let us start a fire on the premises so she takes them home to burn for us.
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He warns, "Those who take up arms against us will burn for their transgressions… " Where to begin with Lord RayEl?
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This'll get burn for all the reasons mentioned up top, but for me, personally... The hook's catchy, but I'm good.
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They could hear firecrackers going off outside, the expensive kind that sizzle and pop and burn for half an hour.
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When that temple was pillaged by foreign invaders, the remaining oil was barely enough to burn for one more day.
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Our sun will burn for 10 billion years, with the intensity of over 10 billion thermonuclear weapons going off every second.
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And the flames will probably burn for quite a while, as neither wildfire is anywhere close to being contained by firefighters.
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Local authorities say the fire could burn for at least another day, the NBC News affiliate in Dallas-Fort Worth reported.
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"That's why this fire will continue to burn for a very long time, until we see some significant rain," he said.
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Experts said this season has had about a quarter fewer fires start and acres burn for this point in the year.
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This whole season has been a really satisfying slow burn for me, but now, everything is turning up slowly but surely.
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I mean it was such a slow burn for so long that no one noticed this was burning for 2000 years.
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The fires are expected to continue to burn for months, with the forecast predicting below-average rainfall until at least March.
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The weight-cycling mice, with their lower flavonoid levels, also had lower calorie burn for their body weight than the lean mice.
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There is no assumption that a building that is allowed to burn for hours and hours is going to be totally fine.
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Bah learned from YouTube how to produce smoke-free briquettes, which he says burn for four hours longer than coal or wood.
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Then there is Ketonix, a computer-connected device that will only provide data on fat burn for users on a strict ketogenic diet.
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It marks another successful in-flight engine burn for the spacecraft, nearly four years after a previous version of the vehicle fatally crashed.
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This won't be anything like that, it'll be a long, dull burn for a really long amount of time that I've never experienced.
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They charge them rent in the ghettos, they even make them pay for old tyres to burn for heat and warmth in winter.
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They can burn for a long time, as the fire burrows down into the ground, where it can overwinter like a hibernating bear.
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Italic's $35 luxury candles come in five scents, burn for approximately 40 hours, and come in beautiful containers made from reclaimed sea glass.
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Analysts foresee a slow, but potentially irreversible, burn for Five Star that will keep Italy distracted and unstable for some time to come.
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An end to the ordeal is not in sight, with one state official warning on Friday that the fires could burn for weeks.
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Morrison, the fire manager, has said he expects the fire will continue to burn for "weeks and weeks" in heavily forested but unpopulated areas.
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It's a slow burn for Tig and Kate, though, as Kate is adamant she is straight, and Tig is reluctant to make her move.
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As forests are left to their own growth, we are reluctant to allow them to burn for fear of them getting out of control.
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Each contains four to ten grams of weed; Carlton said a six to seven gram Thai stick will burn for at least six hours.
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We expect a large cash burn for the MNO, limiting its ability to compete aggressively in terms of pricing in the next two years.
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The story goes that Buck sentenced a woman to burn for witchcraft, and while she was burning, her leg rolled out of the fire.
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All of Homesick&aposs candles are hand-poured in the US and burn for 60-80 hours inside the brand&aposs signature minimal jars.
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A smoky wildfire in the Everglades has expanded and continued to burn for a third straight day, but officials said Wednesday they've largely contained it.
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Two cameras will also provide a direct view of the inferno, which is slated to burn for about 15 to 20 minutes, according to Ruff.
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"That which a person did not burn for in his young days, he will not easily work for as a man," Christopher Arndt Bruun wrote.
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Wildfires in the U.S. burn for weeks longer than in the 23s, and are burning twice as much land as was burned in the 226s.
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Those two boys looked back at me and yelled, telling me in broken English that they had previously watched another building burn for an entire week.
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Exploitation of this peat to burn for energy and as a growing medium in horticulture damages these peatlands and releases harmful carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
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OTOFY says each stick will burn for 20 minutes, which is the perfect amount of time to center yourself and get your mediation on before work.
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That move was caused in large part by the shale boom, which left the United States with an abundance of cheap natural gas to burn for power.
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When Mr. Cobden's twin-engine Beechcraft B200C comes into view, she said, it's time to light the toilet rolls, which will burn for about half an hour.
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"I believe these companies target populations," said Mr. Hembree, whose office displays include a feathered spear and a dish of bundled sage to burn for traditional blessings.
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In 2013, Donald Trump had quite the burn for political satirist and former Daily Show host Jon Stewart: He called him by his birth name, Jonathan Leibowitz.
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Thiruvedula said an increase in Chinese hydropower production thanks to higher rainfall in the coming weeks would also result in reduced coal burn for April to June.
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More troublesome, the analyst said, is the firm's estimated cash burn for the combined companies, which it pegged at $2.8 billion in 2016 and $2.4 billion in 5.40.
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To get to today's height, the vehicle ignited its onboard engine for a total of 1003 seconds, but the hardware can supposedly burn for even longer than that.
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If "Game of Thrones" has been a controlled burn for much of its run, the current season has been a raging fire, exhausting story at a breakneck pace.
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Those fat-burners had fewer stored carbohydrates to burn for energy, so their bodies more quickly transitioned to burning fat to fuel the exercise, according to the research.
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Like the Keto diet, said Wilds, her program uses a metabolic process called ketosis, in which one's body, without carbohydrates to burn for fuel, begins to burn fat.
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Overall in the Western U.S., today's fires burn for weeks longer than they did in the 1980s, and they're burning twice as much land than in the 1990s.
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We evolved to like sugar and sweet tastes precisely because they signal the presence of calories — that is to say, food that our bodies can burn for energy.
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The video above shows parts of the batteries, which can burn for up to 24 hours, bursting into flames after the crash and shooting into the air like fireworks.
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People with high enough point totals enter The Good Place, while those who don't make the cut do the whole burn-for-eternity thing down in The Bad Place.
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And more vortas (mashes), including potato scooped like ice cream, with flares of red onion and stray chile seeds, and eggplant brought almost to a burn, for lingering smoke.
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The rocket must be precisely positioned and burn for 35 minutes to reduce its speed enough to allow it to be captured by Jupiter's gravity and swing into orbit.
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Switching out the source material's soulful slow burn for pedal-to-the-metal adrenaline, LH4L's remix is carried by a frantic dembow rhythm intermeshed with synths that spew out lightbeams.
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It'll burn for another 5 billion years before it will have fully exploded into a red giant star, expanding as far as Mars and destroying everything humans have ever touched.
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The spacecraft can still get into Jupiter's orbit after just 123 minutes NASA doesn't actually need the engine to burn for the entire 35 minutes to enter Jupiter's orbit, though.
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If you're a college student "feeling the Bern," I hope you're wearing sunscreen, because if Sanders wins, you and your kids will be paying for his cash burn for eternity.
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"If you've set your own house on fire and watched it burn for eight years, finally turning on a hose doesn't make you a hero," she said in a statement.
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ABC Online reports that the Tasmanian fire service is gearing up for another month of bushfire operations, but it expects that remote areas could continue to burn for weeks to come.
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Because in order to obliterate the previous world record, this blaze was left to burn for a full 40 seconds, reducing most of the candles to nothing but blobs of wax.
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Additionally, the Firelogs can apparently burn for up to 2.5 to 3 hours, which seems like more than enough time to have your living room smell like a fast food joint.
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To do this, the vehicle's engine will burn for two and a half hours, putting the TGO into a highly elliptical orbit around Mars that takes four Martian days to complete.
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A cotton-fiberglass material measuring more than 3 feet long and 1 foot wide will burn for 15 to 20 minutes inside Cygnus, creating the largest controlled fire ever in space.
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There is no easy way to convince the owners of those homes that a fire they can glimpse from their bedrooms should be allowed to burn for long-term strategic purposes.
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Last week, their national nuclear corporation Rosatom announced it is building a nuclear engine that will reach Mars in a month and a half—with fuel to burn for the trip home.
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The two sides agreed to a trade ceasefire last month while they resume talks, but existing tariffs remain in place, threatening a continued "slow burn" for the Chinese economy, according to ING.
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They can feel the grass and know if it would burn well; they knew what types of fires to burn for what types of land, how long to burn, and how frequently.
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Ketosis — a normal process in the body that occurs when there is no glucose to burn for energy, so the body burns fat — "is an abnormal state; it's a starvation state" he says.
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When placed on a special base, the Lumos candles will auto-ignite their wicks with a real flame, and burn for about 40 hours before needing to be replaced, according to its creators.
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But it is unlikely to resolve the most pressing questions it raises, which ultimately are neither legal nor criminal, but political, and hence likely to burn for at least the next two years.
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With Manbij now largely out of ISIS hands, ISIS is also reinforcing Raqqa with explosives, berms and even trenches filled with tires to burn for potential smoke screens, according to US defense officials.
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The conflict has been burning for five years -- and to the Middle East's major powers, particularly Saudi Arabia and Turkey, it is inconceivable for the region that it could burn for five more.
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In January, 796 scientists from the United States and Europe sent a letter to the European Union Parliament warning against a plan that would provide incentives for cutting trees to burn for energy.
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The factory, which made school bags and toys according to Indian media, was packed with combustible materials like paper, plastic and cardboard, causing it to burn for hours before being brought under control.
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Like all genes, PPAR-delta issues instructions in the form of chemicals—protein-based signals that tell cells what to be, what to burn for fuel, which waste products to excrete, and so on.
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As David Bowman, an ecologist at the University of Tasmania told The Guardian, the forests might continue to burn for up to three weeks, fueled by a high pressure system bringing sustained warm, dry conditions.
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At that point, the spacecraft's main engine will burn for about 35 minutes — long enough to slow the vehicle down by 1,4003 miles per hour and allow it to be captured by Jupiter's gravitational pull.
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The filament was the trickiest part, and he and his team tried hundreds of materials before settling on carbon, which they got to burn for fourteen and a half hours in the fall of 1879.
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According to him, the company has access to a $300 million line of credit that could keep it afloat at current rates of cash burn for 17 more months, and just struck a major acquisition deal.
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Right now, the brand's popular large jar candles, which usually retail for around $30 and burn for 110 to 150 hours, are now marked down to just $16 to $24 with deals launching throughout the day.
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" In Iowa, he said, a state that prides itself on voting from the heart, "young voters seem to be on fire and have the burn for Bernie … I think it's going to be a large turnout.
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Primarily used as a rebuttal to a flagrant lie being spouted by Kellyanne Conway, "Sure, Jan" turns Christine Taylor's condescending sibling jab from 1995's The Brady Bunch Movie into a doubtful burn for the masses.
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I don't care if Mr. Robot ultimately concludes that capitalism must burn for the world to be a better place — I just don't want it to be as easy as Elliot originally thought it would be.
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He'll even go out of his way to loop her into the conversation for a chance to insult her, like the time he turned his Cher roast into a sick Rosie O'Donnell burn for no apparent reason: .
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Exactly how much burn for exactly how much growth will be the subject for another post, but any comment that tries to link burn rate to value creation, without taking growth rate into account, is simply wrong.
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The coal burn for electricity generation in China had risen by 8 percent from a year ago due to hydropower supply constraints and strength of underlying electricity demand, creating tightness on the supply side, according to the company.
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According to a videotaped confession that was played in court on Wednesday, Dukes told police the men let Grinstead's body burn for days, until it was ash, after Duke allegedly enlisted his friend's help in disposing of Grinstead's body.
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"We will now push on with the remaining portion of our flight test program, which will see the rocket motor burn for longer and VSS Unity fly still faster and higher," Branson said in a statement after the landing.
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It would burn for thirty seconds, bringing them to a speed of more than eleven hundred miles an hour—nearly twice the speed of sound—and sending them to roughly ninety thousand feet, higher than Stucky had ever flown.
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Though the countries' leaders agreed in late June to resume negotiations, and the U.S. said it would hold off on additional levies, existing tariffs remain in place, producing a long slow burn for the Chinese economy, according to ING.
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South Korea's Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries warned on Wednesday the tanker could burn for up to one month, potentially expelling the tanker's bunker fuel, or the heavy fuel oil that powers a ship's engines and contaminating the waters.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - A fire at a Houston-area petrochemical storage site continued to rage late on Monday and is expected to burn for up to two more days, officials said, sending thick black smoke into the air for miles around.
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"We're experiencing tinder box-like conditions across much of the state and all it takes is one spark to start a fire that may burn for days," Queensland Fire and Emergency Services acting commissioner Mike Wassing said in a statement.
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They are also given to nudging, off-color innuendo, particularly regarding poor Thomas Jefferson (the amiably lanky and laconic John Behlmann), whose loins burn for his ravishing wife, Martha (Nikki Renée Daniels), from whom he has been separated for weeks.
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The dried and decaying peatland soil in this part of Borneo would almost certainly continue to burn for many more months, even years, releasing volumes of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere that far exceeded those from the rain-forest deforestation itself.
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Police alleged that "the man lit the fire as an attempt to back burn for the protection of a cannabis crop and perceived benefit from recovery work after the fire and made no attempt to control the blaze," they said in a statement.
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In the North Channel, timing is everything, and it's not uncommon to come within a mile of shore only to be denied glory by tides and wind and cold, no matter how hard you swim or how much you burn for it.
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They're aiming to sustain the burn for more than 1,000 seconds – using a ring-shaped device known as a tokamak – at which point the scientists expect the plasma to produce a self-sustainable nuclear chain reaction, an important step for power generation.
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It looks like Tesla is having no difficulty selling billions in new debt to fund its ongoing operations, launch a new car, and bolster its balance sheet, which is confronting a face-melting $2-billion cash burn for the rest of 2017.
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In addition to giving people safety tips about fireworks, the agency also tests thousands of fireworks every year, making sure that they have fuses that burn for just the right amount of time, and that they won't inadvertently tip over, causing a grass fire.
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Easter's and other articles do a good job of describing what keto is so I'll just give you a sub-Tweet-length version: Ketosis is metabolic state your body enters when it doesn't have enough carbohydrates from food for your cells to burn for energy.
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Paul Rudd's story about crafting a fake ID in high school is hilariously ridiculous Bernie Sanders destroys Jimmy Fallon at basketball while answering campaign questions Stephen Colbert has the perfect burn for Trump's turkey pardoning Smooth Bernie Sanders slow-jams the news, quotes Lizzo on Jimmy Fallon
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Bernie Sanders destroys Jimmy Fallon at basketball while answering campaign questions Stephen Colbert has the perfect burn for Trump's turkey pardoning Smooth Bernie Sanders slow-jams the news, quotes Lizzo on Jimmy Fallon Jam to a decade of pop music with DJ Earworm's nostalgic 100-song mashup
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" Johnson grounds his theory in several very subtle pieces of evidence: The family's faces appear to be the same (just look at the mashup) There was a strong financial motive involved Anyone who disagrees with him is a "false death liar" who is going to "burn... for it.
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Without going into details (my original post spells it out at length) it maintained in court that the discs Lundgren was attempting to sell were equivalent to entire licensed operating systems, when they were simply recovery discs that any user, refurbisher, or manufacturer can download and burn for free.
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Because every once in a while he gets up there and he's like I tell Paul Ryan and the gang that we should just let it all crash and burn for two years and get the political consequences, the benefits, but that's not right so let's push this bill.
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SEOUL, Jan 10 (Reuters) - The stricken Iranian oil tanker in the East China Sea could burn for as long as one month, South Korea's Ministry of Oceans and Fisheries told Reuters on Wednesday, as the blaze raged for a fourth day following a collision with a freight ship.
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Stephen Colbert has the perfect burn for Trump's turkey pardoning Smooth Bernie Sanders slow-jams the news, quotes Lizzo on Jimmy Fallon Watch Kamala Harris meet Mindy Kaling's dad and cook Indian food Daisy Ridley recaps 8 Star Wars movies (and a Reylo clue?) in epic rap on Jimmy Fallon
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"While FCF loss of $422 million in the quarter was better than our estimate of -$516 million, management's commentary around sustained FCF burn 'for many years' in order to fuel the company's growth does create some incremental debate and concern for some," Instinet-Nomura analyst Anthony DiClemente wrote in a note to clients Tuesday.
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"We will now push on with the remaining portion of our flight test program, which will see the rocket motor burn for longer and VSS Unity fly still faster and higher towards giving thousands of private astronauts an experience which provides a new, planetary perspective to our relationship with the Earth and the cosmos," said Branson.
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Facing billions of dollars in climate change-related damage in the coming years, New York was hoping to extract some money from the transnational companies that extract the oil that people burn for energy—raising the planet's temperature, exacerbating storms, melting polar ice and elevating sea levels, worsening wildfires, extending droughts, and allowing diseases to spread farther and faster.
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The US government ultimately decided to buy up the homes of people living in the town and relocate its residents, but a handful resisted, leading to a decades-long battle to stay in the town and their homes,They were ultimately able to stay, even though officials say the fire could burn for at least another 100 years.
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Don't sleep"; "We will steal your child and we will watch as it dies"; "YOU ARE A PIECE OF SHIT AND I HOPE TO GOD YOU BURN FOR WHAT YOU HAVE DONE TO US." May 31: "You deserve nothing but a life of lonely torture"; "I have ways to hurt you"; "There is no place you will be safe anymore.
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Now people are more concerned how long will the fire and smog last, but unfortunately, drought and high temperatures of this year have created challenges for both firefighting and artificial rainfall, what's more, many of the fires in Indonesia are in so-called peatlands, where the accumulation of organic matter is so rich that it can burn for months or even years.
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IO AND MYVAC RESPECTIVELY * OPERATING INCOME OF EUR 20193 MILLION IN 22019, COMPARED TO EUR 22.0 MILLION IN 22018 * NET LOSS OF EUR 18.8 MILLION IN 2019, COMPARED TO A NET PROFIT OF EUR 8.0 MILLION IN 2018 * CASH AVAILABLE AT YEAR-END 2019: EUR 43.3 MILLION, COMPARED TO EUR 2.03 MILLION AT END OF 2018, DUE TO SUCCESSFUL EUR 48.7 MILLION RIGHTS ISSUE COMPLETED IN JULY 2019 * TRANSGENE EXPECTS ITS CASH BURN FOR 2020 TO BE AROUND EUR 25 MILLION * NET OPERATING EXPENSES OF EUR 39.2 MILLION IN 2019, COMPARED TO EUR 35.5 MILLION IN 2018 * FINANCIAL INCOME OF EUR 6.7 MILLION IN 2019 VERSUS A LOSS OF EUR 2.0 MILLION IN 2018 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage: (Gdansk Newsroom)
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