I've got over 8,000 cans and I just love cans!
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Both cans also offer a motion sensor similar to Simplehuman's other trash cans.
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The key ingredients are two cans of chickpeas and two cans of coconut milk.
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One work is built from Coca Cola cans, Becks beer cans and Lipton tea cartons.
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However, 3,300 cans are still unaccounted for, and an estimated 3,600 fake cans have already been sold.
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I'll be the first to admit that I have a problem with cans — specifically, La Croix cans.
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He also said that Pepsi is planning to roll out different-sized cans of Bubly, including mini cans.
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We didn't have the cans in stock, so we had to coordinate with suppliers to obtain the cans.
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Trash cans also proved to be a major problem for investors, who described stores as "garbage cans galore."
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The state consumes the most in America, with seven million cans a year, or five cans per person.
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Her friends are looking for extra cans of Alimentum, and her parents have sent two cans from Montana.
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The cans are colored black for garbage, gray for bottles and cans, and green for paper and cardboard.
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In Canada's busiest airport there exists three ordinary looking trash cans, but, believe me, these are extraordinary cans.
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Sure, in the field we ate C-rations from cans, but those cans were sealed to prevent contamination.
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Here, the cans are collected by a local contractor that sanitizes the cans and returns them to the park.
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The state consumes the most in America, at about seven million cans per year, which is five cans per person.
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" "They design some of these cans... or the bottles... to look like cans of motor oil or like energy drinks.
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I been doing this for 15 years now, collecting cans, and I've never heard of this 'they ain't your cans' bullshit.
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The suit claims 3 1/2 cans of Monster has the equivalent caffeine content of 14, 12 ounce cans of Coke.
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After the news broke, three vendors in Anhui, Jiangsu and Hubei destroyed 3,300 cans, and Shanghai authorities confiscated another 5,000 cans.
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The perfect travel cooler, dad can carry 20 cans (or loads of snacks AND loads of cans) in a backpack now.
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Last year the shops sold an astonishing 3.6m cans of beer, or seven cans per minute, almost all to the Lakota Sioux.
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" There was one pretty simple reversal: "Stew in returnable cans," where "tins," or cans, returned (or reversed) to become SNIT, or "stew.
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During the raids, 23,2300 cans of fake Similac were seized, along with 23,2600 empty cans and 20083,22008 fake Similac trademarks ready for labelling.
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Best of all, it fits both 12- and 16-oz cans, thanks to a special gel riser (that keeps 12-oz cans even cooler).
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He said that while some tournaments open cans early in the morning, the United States Open sends each chair umpire out with unopened cans.
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He would reportedly place the cans containing the drug in the middle of a load of cans filled with chiles that were packed onto pallets.
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SpikedSeltzer (six-pack of 12-oz bottles or cans for $9.99) The original hard seltzer brand, SpikedSeltzer offers its punchy beverage in both bottles and cans.
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The fine folk in Darwin don't let anything go to waste, using beer cans, soda cans and milk bottles to create their vessels for the regatta.
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The trash cans out in the front of houses look like the trash cans we have here, with red lids for garbage and yellow for recycling.
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Meanwhile, 12 cans of Diet Cola a day is two cans above what the Mayo Clinic describes as a "safe amount" of daily caffeine for adults.
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The volume of plastic and cans sent for recycling were previously about equals, but this year it was four loads of cans to one of plastics.
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Only cans with certain lot and dates codes are affected by the recall, so pet owners should make sure to check their cans before throwing them away.
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Last year, thousands of cans of fake infant formula entered the Chinese market, with 1,000 cans of fake Similac milk powder seized by police in numerous raids.
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The suit claims Trader Joe's underfilled 5-ounce cans of its store-brand tuna and violated the federally mandated minimum standard fill of 3.23 ounces for these cans.
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"You can readjust the cans on your shelf, count the cans on your shelf," says Richard Mitchell, a sociologist who has been studying survivalist subcultures since the 1980s.
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In their Western Conference Finals matchup with the Golden State Warriors, they're defiantly battling broadband basketball with two empty soup cans connected by string, because they believe that those two cans—which are, admittedly, very sturdy cans—and frayed stretch of string can convey something that the ultramodern Warriors can't.
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Many cities have garbage cans with volume sensors, but Sidewalk proposes self-driving cans that empty themselves into a centralized waste disposal site before returning to their original location.
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The data showed that pre-schoolers drink 70 cans of sugary a year, while kids aged between four and ten consume 110 cans—enough to fill half a bathtub.
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To protect his product from being found, witnesses said, Mr. Guzmán often placed the cans filled with cocaine in the middle of the pallets, surrounded by cans with actual chiles.
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Corey Beck, the winery's president and director of winemaking, said that the demand for wine in cans had been great, but that cans posed more challenges for wine than beer.
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We're 100 kilometers off Australia's coast and have found PVC pipes, cans of paints, bottles, beer cans, wood chips, and other debris from the days when steamships plied our waters.
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Both groups of animals' counting abilities were tested by showing them the cheese being dropped into cans, and then watching to see if they selected the cans with the most cheese.
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Cans are the best: About two-thirds of aluminum cans in the US are recycled and it only takes about two months to get a recycled can back on the shelf.
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Before being booked into the Manatee County jail, an incident report notes, the Florida man's 'purse was searched' and yielded two cans of pepper spray and two cans of fart spray.
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Prior to this legislation, women had less access to birth control and were more likely to give birth at a hospital that sent them home with cans upon cans of formula.
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" His latest message said: "LUGGED CANS OF ICE TEA.
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They would fill some cans with anchovies and others would be filled with cocaine and balanced with lead ingots and sand to make them the exact same weight as the anchovy cans.
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The record-breaking El Niño-fueled storms that swept through California the past two days brought never-before-seen phenomena to our doors: Floating trash cans, tornado warnings, more floating trash cans.
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"If Coca-Cola accidentally created one hundred million cans of faulty Coke, you know for sure the entire one hundred million cans would be dropped in the Atlantic or Pacific Ocean," he said.
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You spot flags on the sweating cans of domestic beers.
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They will shower the band in beer and beer cans.
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"Venezuelans are eating out of garbage cans now," Reich said.
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They can either shoot some coyotes or set up cans.
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These wireless cans will be your new favorite coworkers. 1.
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Pocari cans have since starred in dozens of revolutionary memes.
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Take your cans but don't give you the money back.
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That included lids from tin cans, matches, buttons, and more.
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A $12 burger could buy me 12 cans of beans.
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Maybe your pantry would store individual elements instead of cans.
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Cans, bottles and papers are all thrown into one bin.
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Sorry, trash cans, kitchen sinks and sleighs are not eligible.
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Another similar program in Lexington, Kentucky brought in 6,200 cans.
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The cans mimic the posture of Muslims engaging in prayer.
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"You want one more night eatin' from cans?" she sings.
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Kid, the girl can crush Coke cans with her mind.
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The bar has cans for $3, much to our satisfaction.
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Somehow I doubt she'll start picking up her garbage cans.
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I've got a few plastic gas cans filled with gas.
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Palm fronds, tree branches and garbage cans were scattered about.
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Tuna cans are assembled abroad, and the material is expensive.
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Authorities also found three empty beer cans inside the truck.
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They got a virtual duopoly when it comes to cans.
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He had dumped most of his clothing into garbage cans.
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Fifty thousand cans of beer, and a bag of rice.
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He's even allowing his likeness to be used on cans.
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Turns out the Pryma cans are especially kind to vocalists.
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But the industry's fascination with cans over bottles isn't new.
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Emma: I noticed tipping over the carriage full of cans.
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As midmorning arrived, young men holding plastic gas cans gathered.
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Possibly contaminated cans of meat were also distributed in Guam.
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Beer bottles and cans can be their own drinking vessels.
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That's how much the tariff on aluminum cans were, too.
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Yellow cans of Osem brand Mediterranean pickles line the shelves.
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There were enough cans for every attendee to take one.
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" He went on to call the garbage cans "a joke.
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All trash cans along Broadway were locked up for safety.
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From time to time, those cans become contaminated during manufacturing.
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Especially since the front cans use a standard jack size.
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Can you imagine local art and architecture made of cans?
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And used aluminum cans, well, they're sent through this baler.
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He also credited a recent move into aluminum aerosol cans.
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We line up the Pepsi cans and take turns shooting.
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We shoot until it's too dark to see the cans.
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"Tomato sauce cans are already shaped like heads," he said.
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Most consumers now drink soda out of bottles or cans.
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Craft beer makers have embraced cans, but what about wineries?
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Employees started to sweep the floor and fill garbage cans.
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Eventually the second truck arrived and bought Ms. Lin's cans.
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Most cans were under 300 yen, which is about $3.
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You don't need to rinse your soda or beer cans.
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She'd been eating out of garbage cans in the park.
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Oh, like big cans, like the ones you're wearing now?
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Anyway, they also drink beer from cans rather than bottles.
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He once ordered employees' individual trash cans in New York City be removed in favor of communal receptacles, because he disliked the look of so many trash cans in the office, one source said.
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If you prefer cans, the state-of-the-art cooler boasts a 54-quart capacity — equivalent to a whopping 85 12-ounce cans of White Claw or most other hard seltzer or beer brands.
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His lawyer says that although Everidge told the officer he planned to return the cans, he didn't say where he would do so—in Michigan or back in Kentucky, where he got the cans.
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I myself distinctly remember collecting aluminum cans around that time (though we had to be careful not to confuse them with steel beverage cans) and agitating for the local government to preserve open space.
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The government said it would act firmly but proportionately to keep order after protesters threw cans, stones and flares at baton-wielding police and set garbage cans ablaze on Tuesday in Barcelona, the regional capital.
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"Residents asked for enforcement against dumping, more trash pickups and more trash cans, but it seems like what they got was fewer trash cans, a worsened dumping problem and even some inappropriate tickets," she said.
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Aluminum cans are just as bad as plastic water bottles in terms of their production processes' impact on natural resources, but since cans are recycled at a much higher rate, they're arguably a better option.
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You can kill with it, but mostly you open paint cans.
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Same with the one's down at Cash 4 Cans on Linden.
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You can still find cans of GLH for sale on Amazon.
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The first delivery in Colorado shipped thousands of cans of Budweiser.
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Best of all, it's premixed and portable in bottles or cans.
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No matter that the corridors may be lined with trash cans.
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The gasoline cans probably didn't have any "nefarious" purposes, Hayes said.
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His lamassu is made from empty cans of Iraqi date syrup.
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The impact was so great those cans could have been anywhere.
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There's regular cool local DJ sets and cheap (cans of) beer.
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Jug Jugs were the Monster Energy cans of their time. 1.
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Women filling early hole-in-top cans at Richardson & Robbins Cannery.
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Image: Library of CongressMen making cans for meat at Richardson & Robbins.
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Authorities are also looking online for sales of the fake cans.
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Do you refer to your trash cans as your "Louis Vuittons"?
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Would you ever paint a different logo on your trash cans?
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Stones, empty cans and bottles began to be thrown their way.
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Almost nothing can match the noise canceling abilities of these cans.
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Get dad a couple of cans of Guinness in as well.
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Can you even buy cans of beer at a basketball game?
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You've got your fresh outfit, hors d'oeuvres, and cans of champagne.
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In return, the residents give the centre bottles, cans, and cardboard.
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They love to skulk around decks and dig through trash cans.
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Of course, finding one of the cans is just the beginning.
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For one, no sane person keeps soda cans on a bookshelf.
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Gone. Those Coors Light cans your dad brought for Boxing Day?
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We usually park farther up but the trash cans are out.
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Their neighbor Marcia happened to be dragging in her trash cans.
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They need to find somewhere else to bang on their cans.
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He said they put cans of sodas on top of her.
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Garbage from the event was stacked on top of trash cans.
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Police say there were 2 empty beer cans next to him.
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Bartenders offered patrons cans of repellent along with their shaken martinis.
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University professors gather to mop floors and empty overflowing garbage cans.
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This horrifying trend of smart speakers that look like trash cans.
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At one point, two beer cans were thrown in his direction.
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"Plastic and cans are best — the bottles are heavy," he said.
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This has led to reports of overflowing trash cans and bathrooms.
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CANathon is an annual event for people who love beer cans.
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But do you like cans or do you just like beer?
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Bottles, cans and other recyclables were sent back to Viti Levu.
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It is, after all, just one or two cans of paint.
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Large cans of Red Bull and packs of cigarettes sustain him.
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Lanky Luke (his choice of name, not mine): Empty Cans. Really?
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There's also a surprising lack of trash cans in public spaces.
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He hasn't sold any cans since his dispute with FIFA started.
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After Tuan-Anh was arrested agents found 2 cans of mace.
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Why not, the couple asked themselves, put fine wine in cans?
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By the early 22017s, even craft beer enthusiasts had embraced cans.
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Google "How to dispose of empty paint cans" in your neighborhood.
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Imagine milk protein pizza boxes, or cans made of tomato skins.
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SAN BENEDETTO Italy's San Benedetto launched small aluminium cans last December.
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That the offices, for example, don't necessarily come with trash cans.
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Babe sells its pinot grigio, rosé and red wines in cans.
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They built barricades with trolleys and trash cans and other debris.
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Kyle Mazza strolled by, carrying two cans of vending-machine tuna.
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Scattered attendees held cans of watery beer emblazoned with alien imagery.
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A single bar serves strong drinks in cans or plastic cups.
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And if your party is outdoors, it comes in cans, too.
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This year, 55 percent of its wine was packaged into cans.
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We've certainly had bloody noses, we've stood offstage with trash cans.
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I am not looking forward to foraging through dried out cans.
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Budweiser is bringing back its "America" cans and bottles this summer.
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Packets of pretzels and cans of Coke Zero will be served.
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Plus, it comes in these pretty badass silver and gold cans.
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Another one picks up cardboard boxes and cans that may sell.
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He's running in a Depression, like we're eating out of cans.
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"My son stood in the background, hid his phone and watched as they filled these trash cans full of water, and held these raccoons down in trash cans in the cages," the parent told the station.
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The cans were labeled as "Campbell's Homestyle Healthy Request Chicken with Whole Grain Pasta," but when consumers opened the cans, instead they found "Campbell's Homestyle Healthy Request Italian-Style Wedding Spinach & Meatballs in Chicken Broth" soup.
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Pour the contents of the tomato cans into a large bowl (set the cans aside) and crush the tomatoes with your hands (this is a messy but fun job, and a very good one for children).
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But one English teenager whose diet largely centered around cans of Pringles probably wishes that he'd never popped one of those cans, and had never seen the lush mustache and severely parted hair of one Julius Pringle.
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According to 2012 research commissioned by the Can Manufacturers Institute, Americans on food stamps and other food assistance programs consumed 20 cans of fruit and vegetables every week, compared with the national weekly average of 5.5 cans.
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Aluminum cans do decompose, but it can take up to 200 years.
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They left behind the dirty boxers, three beer cans and some vomit.
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People line up with gas cans on Saturday in Wilmington, North Carolina.
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That's why I'm jazzed about B&O Play's new tangerine H4 cans.
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He wakes up on his couch, surrounded by beer cans and pills.
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Huey Harris, 59, began shaking out tarps and picking up discarded cans.
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It includes murders, gunfights, torture and cocaine smuggled in cans of jalapeños.
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Both Rosé All Day bottles and cans are available nationwide and online.
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You could even recycle aluminum cans and use them to make batteries.
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This fixation eventually resulted in his iconic 1962 series, Campbell's Soup Cans.
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We get cans of sparkling rosé (so yummy!) and my friend pays.
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The brewer removed "Bud Light" from Lime-a-Rita cans this year.
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I love how the cans are bold, bright, and full of personality.
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I bought three cans of chickpeas, two organic and one non-organic.
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They, of course, belong to two large cans of San Marzano tomatoes.
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Thrown on top of those cans were two sacks of red potatoes.
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All that, and what we estimate is likely two cans of hairspray.
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As the train pulls out, beer cans are popped and debates erupt.
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"Everyone has to get their own cans, their paint," the artist says.
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They have pledged to produce and distribute an additional 1 million cans.
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Also you need cooperation from your supplier, because we need the cans.
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Manganese can be found in drink cans to improve resistance to corrosion.
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You gripped the sweating, cheaply branded cans while sneaking around after dark.
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Backstage, rappers smoke weed, drink tall cans, and discuss who beat who.
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At the time, CFCs were used in hairspray, aerosol cans, and refrigerators.
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I was 16, writing about my grandmother who recycled bottles and cans.
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Harissa can also be bought in cans and tubes: a standardized product.
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The cans themselves are lovely, with a retro look and gold plating.
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Unlike a home cook, Sir Kensington's couldn't start opening cans of chickpeas.
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In the meantime, grab those tasteful (???) Epstein cans while they're still available.
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But not too different: AHA will be sold in cans, not bottles.
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Gas station workers swatted away boys hoping to fill their plastic cans.
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Their shelves are lined with empty cans of Coke and Pepsi. Savages!
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You can find the cans on Amazon or in select grocery stores.
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You can find these cold brew cans at select grocery storeslike Meijerandonline.
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I've fished through the trash for aluminum cans to redeem for cash.
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Teen-agers sit on the steps, drinking cans and laughing at videos.
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So I took their spray cans and put up a quick piece.
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Full cans of Tuna being flung at the heads of Dolphins fans?
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VICE: So who are you and how many cans do you have?
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Can you tell me about these cans with the ladies on them?
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Later, one of the cans will be crushed into a zombie's head.
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That translates into $2,190 annually if you guzzled two cans a day.
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I guess the booze cans were a little bit too much competition.
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He made those huge soup cans and made millions and millions. Tremendous!
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The cans have been shown at Raw Wine, a natural wine fair.
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Simplehuman offers several trash cans, including the popular 58-Liter Rectangular Recycler.
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In the last week, Goya has delivered 24 million cans to retailers.
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We first started seeing cans of spiked bubbly water in summer 2016.
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They were lounging behind the rangers' station, next to the garbage cans.
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One man grabbed five beer cans in a plastic bag to go.
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You purchased one jar of caviar and 1,000 cans of tuna fish.
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According to Hormel, Hawaii eats 7 million cans of Spam each year.
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People leave dinner on the deck and trash cans in the driveway.
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The group took the files outside and burned them in garbage cans.
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For example, it plans to sell Dasani in aluminum cans and bottles.
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Whenever a customer submits an order, the cans are wrapped by hand.
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Some groups also carried spray cans - marking the tunnels for other groups.
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Empty paint cans were marked down to $2 each with the discount.
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I wish that I could think that additional garbage cans would help.
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You minded the garden fence, guarded by pink flamingoes and watering cans.
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Requesting extra trash cans from the city is also a great idea.
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During my testing, I only needed to juice up the cans twice.
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The "ashram and festival grounds were lined with trash cans," she said.
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Aluminum or steel cans are able to return to the store shelf in three months, according to the U.K. trade body The Can Makers, although there is research suggesting benefits for both bottles and cans in this area.
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The food consisted of mostly snacks, like small cans of Pringles (€2.50, or $2.70), candy bars (€2, or $2.17), cans of Pepsi (€2.50, or $2.70), and sandwiches such as ham and cheese or chicken (€5.50, or $6, each).
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And here and there we find colorfully labeled cans of supermarket peas (do the brands still exist or are the cans archival?) stacked in corners or perched on shelves made in part from what look like stiffened socks.
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Shipment of pepper cans with cocaine ends up in L.A. store Martinez, on the stand, recalled learning at one point that a shipment of cans of peppers -- with cocaine inside -- made its way to a Los Angeles store.
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These are just ordinary cans—cans that a brave person–let's say one who has been fucked over by Ontario's BRUTAL legal cannabis rollout—could just reach into and get their hands on some good, good sticky-icky.
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We're determined to rid our lives of the complicated cocktails, cans upon cans of sprays, and heavy treatments we're not quite sure about to find what will keep our hair at its best — with the least amount of effort.
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Though Canada is the world's third biggest aluminum producer and cans are made in the country, beer makers also rely on the import of more than 2 billion cans annually, largely from the United States, Statistics Canada data shows.
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Rinse one of the cans with about ¼ cup water, pour it into the second can and swish it around to get all the excess tomato out of the cans, and then pour the water into the tomato bowl. 2.
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Pepsi's spot for its Zero Sugar version features Missy Elliott and H.E.R. performing a rendition of the Rolling Stones' "Paint it Black" (with a subtle reference to Coca-Cola's red cans and the Pepsi Zero Sugar cans' black exterior).
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Tara and Heath were also famished, as it happened, but all they had to show for their two weeks of scrounging were some aspirin and a few rusty cans of okra, which I didn't even know came in cans.
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Many take out weed whackers, masks and gasoline cans to tackle the grasses.
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CFCs used to be common in refrigerators, aerosol cans and dry cleaning chemicals.
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" Akbar"I sell around 40-50 cans of filtered water in Jamia Nagar.
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Heavy cans of food, which need to be taken into consideration when bagging.
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Numerous snakes get caught in beer cans each year because of their scales.
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New names have been stenciled on drink cans, sweet jars relabeled in crayon.
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The National Park can't empty trash cans next to the Washington Monument. pic.twitter.
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Fewer cans of coke, lots of juice, more vegetables and fruits and salads.
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You can&apost throw beer cans in my backyard when I&aposm barbecuing.
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GUTFELD: -- three cans of beans a day and some cheap Mad Dog wine.
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Brewing — or 4-packs of 16-ounce cans at Fat Bottom Beer Brewing.
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It's a photograph of soda cans flattened then compressed into wire-bound rectangles.
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Some use cans of compressed air to clean the dust off their computer.
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Aluminium cans are easy to deal with because they are all the same.
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Canvases, cans of paint, spray paint and smelly rags are strewn all over.
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Until then (and probably past then too), I'll crack open cans as needed.
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The whole crowd got angry and was throwing bottles and cans at him.
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So the new cans have to be pretty amazing to justify their expense.
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My favorites were the 103Audio BTS Sport cans, which I went running with.
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Trump, who was intrigued by cans of chicken, handed out flashlights as well.
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Many Phuds smoked, a common addiction then, and tapped ashes into trash cans.
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Many of the cans used for soft drinks and beer are the same.
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There are several trash cans filled to the brim and trash strewn everywhere.
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Luxurious over-the-ear cans are plush and comfortable, and they sound great.
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"We'll see more cans in the future, I'm sure," she said via telephone.
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A group of children were using cans filled with sand for target practice.
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The first round of voice-activated garbage cans should be out in March.
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The cans are 5 pounds 8 ounces and have the UPC number 041224456280.
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Cans of soup were "flying off the shelves," Jennifer Wegerif said via email.
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If there's any distortion coming out of these cans, I'm not hearing it.
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Many fuel stations now sell small bottles of spirits alongside cans of beer.
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Got an orange or a couple empty soda cans lying around your house?
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The build quality is impressively sturdy for such a lightweight set of cans.
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WE HIGHLY SUGGEST KEEPING THESE CANS AS COLD AS POSSIBLE AT ALL TIMES.
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"I brought so many cans of Lysol," JWoww said of entering the home.
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But it's not like Coke meant to put the poop in those cans.
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We find one lying on its side behind trash cans in an alley.
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With Audio-Technica's cans, I'm still there, within earshot of the droning train.
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Buttoning jeans, opening soda cans, bowling (yes, I bowled)...it's not easy, folks.
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Regularly $159.99, you cans save $503 and get it for $119.99 at Amazon.
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ET. Some apparently turned over trash cans and set the contents on fire.
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For beverage cans, keeping them recyclable means resisting the urge to crush them.
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A 12-pack of cans will cost around $5.29, while a 20 oz.
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It's tough then, at least initially, to take Astro's new A210 cans seriously.
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Natural Light now makes "Naturdays," chuggable cans of pink lemonade-flavored malt liquor.
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The recall involved certain cans made in the company's Franklin Park, Illinois, facility.
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Last night I walked home and had two cans on the walk home.
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How long could it take to screen print some tomato soup cans, right?
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Let's at least attempt to drink cans of premixed Pimm's in the park.
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Lauren's dreaming about cans in the sun (and a Labour win) on Twitter.
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An 13-pack of 12-ounce cans is available on Amazon for $10.44.
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Rescuers found tin cans packed into the collapsed walls of the high-rise.
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The U.S. brewing industry uses aluminium in about half of cans and bottles.
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The store was even selling used trash cans for a buck a piece.
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We don't feel too bad for him, then, when Hammerschmidt cans his ass.
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Trash cans were filled with fresh water so they had something to drink.
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If you say three, your doctor might think you're drinking three standard cans.
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Some collect metal junk and aluminum cans and sell them to scrap dealers.
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The two men, still in their twenties, shot cans out back for fun.
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The lightweight metal is used in the manufacture of cans, automobiles, and airplanes.
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It will become intrusively noisy, what with papers, foil and cans being opened.
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Her eyes widened ever so slightly as she bagged our cans of Friskies.
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There was garbage cans everywhere, broken bus shelters and mailboxes on the ground.
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It can break through glass, destroy large watermelons and slice through soda cans.
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ABV: which is sold in 12-packs, 24-packs, and 25-ounce cans.
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The newBaileyscold brew cans come in two flavors — Irish Cream and Salted Caramel.
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How frightened are we meant to be of something that comes in cans?
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Our sources say when they searched Soules' pickup they found beer cans inside.
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Brew Dr. Kombucha released limited edition Pride cans, also supporting the Trevor Project.
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His team works on masking odors from bathrooms, garbage cans, and baby diapers.
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The park is experiencing overflowing trash cans, clogged toilets, and destruction of habitat.
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You can see historically the change in a lot of the beer cans.
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Paul: I've been collecting for 30 year and I've got about 4,000 cans.
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I first spotted LaCroix at parties, where girls filled empty cans with vodka.
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Beer and soda could be costlier as brewers deal with pricier aluminum cans.
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Those manufacturers have done pineapple and butter beans in cans for years already.
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The park is experiencing overflowing trash cans, clogged toilets and destruction of habitat.
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Plus, they're made for all fixtures, including recessed cans, table lamps and sconces.
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Southwest, for example, is shifting to serve passengers only water in individual cans.
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But any argument in that direction just opens up more cans of worms.
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Signs on the shelves of some stores limit each customer to two cans.
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When the rain let up, Shehab grabbed her shopping bag of spray cans.
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Others knocked over trash cans and moved barrier gates around to confuse attendees.
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You'd look a block away and you could see trash cans still smoldering.
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So basically, stick to whipped-cream cans and balloons, and open a window.
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For starters, donate — ideally money, not old cans — to your local food bank.
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Store cans upside-down, so the thick liquid is not on the bottom.
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Any half-used cans of paint should be shut tightly, labeled and dated.
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She filled her cart with cans of tuna and canisters of sanitary wipes.
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One thing they'll notice for sure -- the classrooms will have no trash cans.
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She has a grocery bag stuffed with cans of tuna fish and pineapple.
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Canners then pick up discarded cans and take them to a redemption center.
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Food and flowers are thrown away, as are beer cans and liquor bottles.
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It soon expanded to service home windows and was packaged in aerosol cans.
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The paint lasts a lot longer than leaving it in 1-gallon cans.
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For bigger rooms, Wirecutter's recommendations for kitchen trash cans are just as good.
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He collects cans on the side of the road to support himself now.
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The item is "cooked chicken", or chicken sold in cans and frozen dinners.
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Let this be a reminder not to leave aerosol cans in your vehicle.
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At first, she liked unloading jars of applesauce and cans of tomato soup.
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With no place outside for trash cans, they were kept inside the building.
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Then she hustled off around the corner to the cans she'd left unguarded.
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Finally, the vehicle hit a mailbox and some garbage cans, then slowed down.
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Guinness cans, containing a widget to control the pour, also have some nitrogen.
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Both cracked their cans of brew -- Coors Light, apparently -- at the same time.
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It would be normal to see cans floating in the murky water stream.
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He sat behind a table full of empty Coke bottles and tin cans.
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Bartenders stash beer cans into brown paper bags for commuters in a rush.
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They then set to it, with Bada$$ himself picking up a few cans.
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"It seems like no one has cans to sell," said Steve Beauchesne, co-founder and chief executive of Beau's Brewing Co in Ottawa, which sold a quarter of the 6.5 million liters (1.7 million gallons) of beer last year in cans.
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He and Cyrus go to the woods to shoot cans and be pissed at the world, only for Tyler to decide he wants to shoot something else: A bird, who just so happened to perch next to one of his cans.
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If they only worked on tin cans and bottles, they would be absolutely superb.
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Instead of eggnog and mulled wine, Australians are usually punching cans of cold beer.
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The cans were manufactured in June 2016, with an expiration date of June 2020.
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I gotta be quick, they gonna take my cans away in a few minutes!
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You might prefer to look at some scenery, like trees, buildings, or garbage cans.
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The luxurious over-ear P3503-Wireless cans bump bass without muddying the high-end.
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The luxurious over-ear P220-Wireless cans bump bass without muddying the high-end.
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Unfortunately, $100 seems to be the going rate for beat-up, rusty trash cans.
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The cans are washed, dried and date-stamped, and finally are ready for consumption.
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There were no visible dents in the trash cans at the renovated Clover Park.
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There was even talk of mining old landfills to extract steel and aluminium cans.
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Maryam grabbed cans of Ensure, pretty much all Mohammad eats, and checked the time.
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Meanwhile, Heinicke went straight-up Stone Cold Steve Austin style with his two cans!!!
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Bottles and beer cans flew, a handful clattering off the sides of the bus.
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Alongside he has rendered his tools—paintbrushes and spray cans—and a city skyline.
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The choice of onions (orbs) and metal cans (cylinders) do not seem arbitrary either.
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In other words, you're not getting a laptop made out of old drink cans.
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In those limited scenarios, open-back cans will do the best job for you.
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The Project Rock cans support Bluetooth 4.1, but no higher-quality standards like AptX.
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But bins marked for recycling have in practice served as yet more garbage cans.
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A garbage truck idles ahead, waiting to receive the trash cans at your feet.
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F-bombs flew between the two opponents, and soon bottles and cans were flying.
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My coworkers and I head down and grab a few cans of fancy coffee.
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My boyfriend and I go through approximately 24 cans of the stuff each week.
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All of the cans were packaged in June 53 and expire in June 2020.
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She is free and welcome to give those cans to refugees she is meeting.
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Two companies are teaming up to bring cans of drinking water to Puerto Rico.
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Hawaii's population of about 1.4 million eats an estimated 7 million cans per year.
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Sony's third-generation 1000X M3 cans emerged as the new wireless noise-canceling champions.
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"You can smell vinegar when you open the cans," he said in a statement.
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Luckily, a couple aerosol cans are thrown in to feed your hunger for explosions.
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"We were surprised on the lift last year on the team cans." said Kelly.
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In his installation, "Slump" (2008), Burckhardt fabricated stretcher bars, paint cans, boxes, and crates.
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I hear cans being thrown against a wall, banging like they're hollow and empty.
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He then took their remaining cans, opened them, and dumped them into the street.
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After the march, trash cans around campus were stuffed full of the discarded items.
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Once those cans are located, they will be taken off store shelves, McFadden said.
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He shares poorly rolled, saliva-soaked joints and cans of cheap beer with me.
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She couldn't really open cans, and things like that, for quite a long time.
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As a result, bales of aluminum cans used to sell for $2,000 per ton.
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And before the two recent earthquakes hit, had compiled a store of 13,000 cans.
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Popeye was fond of cramming cans of spinach to beef up his cartoon biceps.
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These cans have remained unaltered for so long because their balance is so good.
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Private sector company Anheuser- Busch paused beer production and to fill cans with water.
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We ate cans of Palm corned beef both in the Philippines and in Pennsylvania.
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The iPhone is simply going to turbocharge efforts and investments into better wireless cans.
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A shopper discovered the cans with more than 35 pounds of cocaine in them.
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Men stand on the roadside with tiny coolboxes, offering single cans of fizzy drink.
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I drank too much Coke and would pile the cans up around my desk.
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And finally, they descended on the frat houses where trash cans filled with p.j.
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The Baby Shark Play-Doh comes with 12 Play-Doh cans and 21 tools.
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Two years ago Budweiser was available in packaging labeled "America" on cans and bottles.
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"Very pleased to introduce our new 330 ml cans," Tennent's Lager announced on Thursday.
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The Glasgow-based company is now offering limited-edition 330 milliliter cans — 11 oz.
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Police were patrolling the highway with gas cans for anyone running low on fuel.
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If you can't get your hands on the new Baileys cans, not to worry.
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From the cans hanging in the background, it looks like a trap was laid.
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You might roast the chickens, or plop them on beer cans on the grill.
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He has 50 customers and over 200,000 bottles and cans in his recycling credit.
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PepsiCo will also be hoping the movie helps to shift more cans of soda.
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Can i give u some gas cans and cash could uy hook me up.
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But they were jeered, and beer cans were thrown at them and Mr. Dinkins.
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The specific cans to watch out for were produced in February and distributed nationally.
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David came out of the bathroom and threw up next to the trash cans.
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Open a couple aluminum cans and expect the lids to be counted and removed.
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Armed with spray paint cans, Quinton and Bianca covered the slogan in white paint.
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He'd cut himself while trying to pry aluminum cans open with a steak knife.
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"He pulls up and all these Budweiser cans come spilling out," Mr. Garro said.
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Aluminum cans are more valuable, returning 9 Turkish cents for a 0.5-liter can.
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We don't need to afford cans of spaghetti or go down to the basement.
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I don't recall what happened to those two cans of Green Giant sweet peas.
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New production techniques mean the cans can be made with less and less aluminum.
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Inside, empty Dunkin' Donuts boxes and Red Bull cans were scattered across the floor.
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The cans were lighter and cheaper than bottles, and immediately proved a huge success.
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It even comes with an insulated pouch that'll keep four cans of whatever cool.
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A man with two full gas cans was arrested after entering St. Patrick's Cathedral.
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Commonplace items include tall cans, tokens for transit, gift cards, and bottles of wine.
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Anjl unpacked cans from a duffel bag and fitted them with yellow banana caps.
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And when they were done, Cardona took their 16-millimeter film cans and disappeared.
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He pointed to a spate of syringes found in Pepsi cans in the '90s.
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We started bringing furniture upstairs and putting paint cans underneath our couches and stuff.
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And in the blink of an eye, the cans once again hold only trash.
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Francis Ford Coppola Diamond Collection Pinot Noir, $24 for four 250-milliliter cans, thefamilycoppola.
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Teachers, she said, had sometimes found him sifting through trash cans for discarded fruit.
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There were paint cans, rolled-up pink insulation and indeed some oversize clown shoes.
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For ease of use, the hearts are available frozen, in jars and in cans.
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Grocery-store cans and boxes marked in Arabic script served as decoration and furniture.
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For $1.59, it was one of the cheapest cans of soup on the market.
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The metal used in cans and kitchen utensils fell to its lowest since Sept.
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These fabric-and-leatherette-lined cans should last you many years of solid use.
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There had just been a downpour, and the neighborhood trash cans were umbrella graveyards.
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From the moment you pop open the cans, these sparkling waters make themselves known.
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But the cans wouldn't go on sale until the brewery opened at 10 a.m.
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The first in line, Mr. Saurer, was ready to buy his cans and leave.
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Investigators found the kitchen counters covered in debris, including beer cans and medication bottles.
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Designed for cups, cans, and everything in between, it's the ultimate drinking partner. Cheers!
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Well after midnight, the tables were cluttered with plastic cups, beer cans and bottles.
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Trash cans on a plane are mostly filled with flammable materials, like cocktail napkins.
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Even my most cushy over-the-ear cans don't feel great after several hours.
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The 47.6-liter capacity can hold 45 cans and keep them cold for days.
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Two children pushed empty trash cans around, seemingly with nothing else to play with.
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The cans retail for about $5003, though the wholesale price can be much lower.
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Picked up beer cans that someone had left and were blown into the bushes.
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Those cans comprise more than 212,000 titles, many on extended loan from Warner Brothers.
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The cargo box carrying the cans sank to the bottom of the North Sea.
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In that case, the cans start to sound like there's a film over them.
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He pushes a grocery cart, the bottles and cans in it clink and clatter.
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It's simply not worth it to truck over cans from Saskatchewan or British Columbia.
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Crushed Tecate cans, half-dead glow sticks, and empty Doritos bags littered the courtyard.
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A drunken tourist once grabbed my tit while I was scanning cans of beans.
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I just remember the story of Coke cans being thrown at each other's heads.
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We are looking for food and grass for the sheep, and cans to sell.
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You are coiled empathy,Little more than whispered memories and empty cans of Ting.
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I once dredged four cans of energy drink for the sake of an article.
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The judge cited as an example that when cross-examined about a claim to the media in February that 90 million cans had been produced, Storey explained that Rich "had produced 90 million cans, but had not yet filled and sold them".
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" In his declaration, Depp claimed Heard "hit, punched, and kicked me," adding, "She also repeatedly and frequently threw objects into my body and head, including heavy bottles, soda cans, burning candles, television remote controls, and paint thinner cans, which severely injured me.
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In 2017, it processed 132,500 kg of food, which became compost; over 44,500 kg of cans, which were used to make new cans; and over 44,000kg of plastic bottles, which were used to make materials such as fleece and carpets, the festival said.
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The newest model in this set of hair-friendly cans is the $799 MrSpeakers Aeon.
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The house was wrecked the next morning, littered with beer cans and, in places, vomit.
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True-Fi supports 287 models, ranging from cheap consumer garbage to very expensive audiophile cans.
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Content that supports Dolby Atmos will automatically pipe the higher-quality sound through the cans.
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Each day that these cans remain on store shelves, Conagra's negligence puts consumers in danger.
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Here's an idea: shoot some arrows into cans of Silly String and see what happens.
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The crowd grew larger, and more restless, hurling bricks, fuel-filled bottles and garbage cans.
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Glastonbury's organizers said they will be selling water and soft drinks in recyclable cans instead.
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They drove a Sherman tank through Times Square, crushing a wall of Coca-Cola cans.
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Turn in five empty cans that once held your body scrub, get another one free.
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Ensuring the anvil perfectly nailed the cans required a couple of hit-and-miss attempts.
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I been doing this 15 years, and every year I seen more cans than before.
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Two-thirds of aluminium cans are currently recycled in America, but only 220% of plastic.
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First, you'll absolutely need a powerful amp to get the most out of these cans.
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Now, aerosol cans and powder shakers litter our bathrooms, gym bags, heck, even work desks.
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Broken glass, empty beer cans and crusty styrofoam containers were scattered on the dusty floor.
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A man carrying two gas cans and lighters was arrested at NYC's St. Patrick's Cathedral.
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I keep a few cans of Cuban-style black beans from Trader Joe's on hand.
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The soda brand is "making the ultimate sacrifice for the Throne," by unbranding its cans.
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You can drink and smoke and sleep with girls and set garbage cans on fire!
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Food bank officials said consumers should toss any cans marked with the code 4200/01029.
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The women from Bhutan wiped their noses on their sleeves and spit into trash cans.
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Make sure your pup can't reach platters, counters and trash cans that might contain bones.
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The tangerine cans stand out on New York City sidewalks and conjure a kawaii feel.
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It shows the two men, with cans of beer in hand, standing on the animal.
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Others roam the streets with jerry cans, looking for a trickle from a broken pipe.
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Underwood Wine runs the whole grape gamut with cans of pinot noir and pinot gris.
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Now she is working on making French presses and coffee mugs out of Illy cans.
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She's a Mother Monster who counts bleach-blonde bows and soda cans as hair accessories.
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For decades, the steel sector has produced essential metal for construction, cars and food cans.
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At least that's what I thought before I tried the new QuietComfort 235 Wireless cans.
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The tuna cans in question all have "best by" dates during the month of February.
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There were a few dozen protesters, singing songs and banging plastic pipes on garbage cans.
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Convenience for audiophiles is a pair of cans that don't require a toaster-sized amplifier.
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Forks, tongs, cans + bottles + a Wong... Help us #healthenet #afeastoffriends #AvengersInfinityWar #beardbros #sciencebros #benedictsquared pic.twitter.
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But there are certainly more expensive wireless cans out there, our favorites go for $400.
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According to Coke's representatives, the cans arrived at the factory empty and without a top.
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As of April 2019, all cans produced for LaCroix products were produced without BPA liners.
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Police checked all garbage cans in the immediate area but found no other suspicious items.
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The can was kicked down the road; or rather, a huge heap of cans was.
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He's tackled everything from farting cats to pen-knives to PBR cans sliced by switchblades.
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Eyewitness said the crowd pelted the al-Abadi's car with rocks, shoes and jerry cans.
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She even placed garbage cans in the gym so they'd have somewhere to be sick.
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They had a joke and his mate pulled out some cans of super-strength lager.
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Clinton's campaign staff gave out cans of mosquito repellent to reporters ahead of the visit.
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Western Family is working to find out where cans from the batch and were shipped.
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These special edition cans first launched in mainland China, where Buffett has a large following.
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Tomra collects 21 billion bottles and cans a year in markets from Germany to California.
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Football supporters in Eindhoven threw eggs and beer cans at police and anti-Pete protesters.
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And in a nod to Instagram aesthetics, the Norfolk Hotel serves theirs in vintage cans.
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And not just that, but only packs of 37, 24 or 30 12 oz. cans.
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Simpler Wines come in packs of four cans, and there are two varieties currently available.
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Unfortunately, if you're in the US, it's a bring-your-own-cans kind of deal.
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When the flood come up, you wouldn't see nothin' but the tin cans floating up.
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Maybe it's even one of those party ones, with straws and cans on the sides.
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Yes, that's right — this all started with politicians worried about the price of beer cans.
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Daryl smashes it open and takes out some cans of soda per Denise's request. Groceries!
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As with most processed cans of meat, its sodium content might also make one wary.
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Their coolers contained cans of orange soda and pouches of Kool-Aid, but no alcohol.
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The end of a holiday weekend, it was a fruitful day to scrap for cans.
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It was determined that the gas cans and the truck were empty, the police said.
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He sells most soft drinks for $15 to $25 for a case of 12 cans.
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Chlorofluorocarbons, or CFCs, used to be common in refrigerators, aerosol cans and dry cleaning chemicals.
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There was Millie Feinberg's Chicken à l'orange, which called for two cans of orange soda.
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The USDA's Agricultural Marketing Service announced Friday new grading standards for cans of baked beans.
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The 16-ounce cans are only $2.29 and will be officially launching on August 21.
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Opinion Nashville — GROWING up on a farm outside Nashville, I shot Coke cans off sawhorses.
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I don't care whether you drink it, but just open the cans, if you will.
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In December 2017, there were garbage cans positioned to catch water dripping from the ceiling.
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I'm going to pick up all the cans and bottles from everyone in the neighborhood.
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"I bought 40 cans of bug spray," Ms. Acosta said, a turban atop her head.
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I asked Mr. Byers how many beer cans were on Mr. Milkovisch's house and property.
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Virtually the whole bottom of the house is breweriana—beer cans from all around Australia.
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Cans of Ajax and unlabeled spray bottles with blue-green liquid are on every surface.
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In the winter, she slaughters and freezes meat and cans, pickles, and ferments excess produce.
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Regular water can also be sold in other containers, like glass bottles or aluminum cans.
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Coke is hiking the price of soda because it's more expensive to make aluminum cans.
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Heflin had gone away again, because here he was coming back with two fresh cans.
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They came with cramps so strong I vomited into toilets, into sinks, into trash cans.
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Crowlers, the large aluminum cans that can typically hold two pints, are on back order.
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I put eight empty Pepsi cans in a bag and Nikolai finds the ceramic bullets.
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"The signature silver cans are much too small, as are the glass bottles," she continues.
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Allan Rubin transforms his artistic heroes into three-dimensional sculptures made from upcycled tin cans.
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Cold brew makers like Rise, High Brew, La Colombe stock cans in major grocery stores.
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Dates, spiced rice, baked pumpkin, salad and fruit — and cans of whipped cream for sundaes.
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They throw paint cans in the fire and watch them explode all over their buddies.
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He turned away, toward a deli shelf, tapping his hand on cans of cat food.
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Guests can also bring up to 3003 17-ounce cans or bottles of nonalcoholic beverages.
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When you don't hit the minimum order amount, throw in three cans of regular Coke.
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One hot summer weekend, when no one was around, 70 cans of tomato soup exploded.
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The cans were lighter and cheaper than bottles, and they immediately proved a huge success.
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He was stopped outside the church by police officers, who noticed the twin gas cans.
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What's more, the embryonic craft beer movement disdained cans for the metallic taste they imparted.
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As a visual person, she took up cans of spray paint and started doing graffiti.
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"Every day they're getting violations and yet there are no trash cans," Ms. Dickens said.
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For additional coverage, take a look at our buying guide of the best trash cans.
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Alcoa's customers then use the aluminum from that plant to make food and beverage cans.
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Platt and Vasilenko spent the next few hours happily obliterating tin cans, grapefruits and watermelons.
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The first installment looks at the curious rise (and huge sales) of tallboy beer cans.
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It's also hidden in household items like paper receipts and the linings of aluminium cans.
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Drinks and Wine Italian craft beers in cans and natural wines in glasses or bottles.
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To that end, four solar-powered trash cans were placed on Lenox Avenue on Tuesday.
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Last month, a Florida brewery featured four dogs up for adoption on their beer cans.
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But then we got a couple of bags of rice and five cans of tomatoes.
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A group of researchers in Italy has used them to develop a lining for cans.
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He had already started picking up the fallen cans when the manager approached, she added.
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She pauses, mutters the words "these wretched little cans down here," and then she sighs.
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The son was leaving scrap metal and cans in the alley that divides our properties.
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Andy Warhol's 32 soup cans does all right at MoMA, but "Starry Night" shines apart.
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There are canners who sell their cans to bigger canners who sell to the trucks.
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Alternatively, canners can lug giant bags of cans and bottles to centers in other boroughs.
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In New York City, a shadow economy has sprouted up around recyclable bottles and cans.
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Las Vegas (CNN Business)Forget the headless cat robots, vertical TVs and automated trash cans.
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These submunitions, which look like bright yellow tallboy cans of beer, gave our instructor pause.
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Straws, plastic caps, crushed cans, in a three-block walk you could fill a sack.
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Others like the SOUL by Ludacris or Tony Bennett Koss cans are just as trashy.
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And you most definitely don't have to fork out $160 for digital tin cans, either.
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The wheel weighs about as much as 90 cans of Coca-Cola, or 220 apples.
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Maybe that's the reason behind, say, motion-detecting garbage cans, which I acknowledge are cool.
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He had been scavenging for cans in Midtown Manhattan around the corner from his home.
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House Wine also offers brut bubbles, sauvignon blanc, and pinot noir, among others in cans.
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Total can manufacturing capacity divested in Europe will be in excess of 2107 billion cans.
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He compares some of their efforts to soda companies putting dietary labels on their cans.
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Sensor-equipped garbage cans sound cool, but someone still has to take out the trash.
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Sensor-equipped garbage cans sound cool, but someone still has to take out the trash.
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At a grocery store on Sixth Avenue, workers restocked cans of beans and granola bars.
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They think of Mr. Lagerfeld's silhouette, which appeared on everything from dolls to Coke cans.
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So he collected bottles and cans on the street to recycle for a nickel apiece.
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They make the smaller cans now so you got to drink two to get diabetes.
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These cans are stunning, but unfortunately the widest has an aperture of only 20.7 inches.
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So most things that are in bottles and cans are frozen or pasteurized or processed.
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They put like big cans on their ears because they don't want to be bothered.
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So when Canada struck back at the United States' tariffs on aluminum imports on July 1, and included cans, some craft brewers received notices of higher prices due to the duties while others have been unable to secure their usual supply of aluminum cans.
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While Industrial technologies exist for this task, the Auto-Trash team envisions this as a low-cost, consumer product.. Additionally, multiple cans would be connected to the TensorFlow neural network and each individual can would be learning from the contents put into all cans.
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As President Donald Trump took the oath of office Friday, police in riot gear fired cans of tear gas and used pepper spray to control a crowd of at least 200 protesters throwing trash cans and damaging storefronts just blocks away from the ceremony.
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Until people get used to wine in cans, I would suggest proceeding cautiously, as the long psychological association of the 12-ounce beer can with a single serving might prompt some drinkers to unthinkingly down a couple of cans of wine — with regrettable results.
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That does not mean, she said, that she will pour full cans of ginger ale for the well-dressed passengers while their neighbors in flip-flops receive half cans, or that she is more inclined to be especially attentive to those well-dressed passengers.
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Some of the biggest culprits of water sources include unused tires, cans, pools, and pool covers.
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Maybe he even whips out some cans of vegan chili if his in-laws pop in?
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Waste recovered on the Everest Cleaning Campaign includes empty cans, bottles, plastic and discarded climbing gear.
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Trash cans and public restrooms were also overflowing with waste after many maintenance workers were furloughed.
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In anticipation of the July 4th release of Stranger Things, these cans will drop on Thursday.
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Young men with gasoline cans would stand in line at gas stations and wait their turn.
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Police had also gathered evidence from around the pool, including articles of clothing and beer cans.
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New York (CNN Business)Pepsi's plan to reduce plastic waste includes ditching plastic bottles for cans.
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Companies that use cans for products like drinks or soup were among the most vocal opponents.
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A dead pupfish was found near where the men left some beer cans and dirty boxers.
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They walked the desert for 14 hours, living off bottled water, cans of tuna, and crackers.
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Think they could tack on a "Just Married" sign and some cans for the big day?
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I realized I could charge $1 for cans of soda to all the golfers going by.
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The company has started to sell its Dasani water in aluminum cans and bottles, for example.
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Its New Orleans iced coffee cartons and cold brew cans are also sold in grocery stores.
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Even the garbage cans look the same, though Paulie Gee's also happens to sell craft beer.
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These aren't audiophile cans, but they fill the role of everyday, take-everywhere headphones remarkably well.
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Shingleton noted that Carlsberg isn't hoping to replace its cans and bottles with the new model.
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Over time the network of cans would become smarter and smarter and get better at sorting.
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The tariffs work like a tax, leading to more expensive bridges, pipelines, cars and beer cans.
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The firms make larger margins on those sales than for sodas sold in traditional-sized cans.
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Cans of food that last 25 years are "better than money in the bank," said Nelson.
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Just bear in mind that these pretty and dainty silver cans should be handled with care.
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They also passed out cans of bug spray to homeless people and others on the streets.
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Photo: AP1955: Packers at a fruit factory inspect pineapple slices and place them in appropriate cans.
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We actually have a few more follow-up questions for Kardashian about these trash cans. 1.
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It could be hundreds of Montana Cans and gallons of house paint or just a handful.
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Mountains of discarded red Solo cups and beer cans lay ignored on the sparse grass outside.
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At the moment, it's unknown at what point in the supply chain the cans became contaminated.
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This is how I convince myself it's okay for me to drink six cans a day!
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New Yorkers are used to the sirens, the traffic, the armed officers searching through trash cans.
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Most shops carry the same cans, and shelves are largely stocked with goods imported from China.
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Bear-proof trash cans can help, but they're smart creatures, and they love to eat trash.
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The dogs were presented with seven cans, only one of which contained the seizure-specific odor.
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In the shade beneath the bridge a group of men sat drinking cans of Tsingtao beer.
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The cans themselves are solid and thanks to the stainless steel are cool to the touch.
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Owens and the other men open several cans and empty them onto the Vaseline–coated paper.
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"[Our dynamic] kind of just goes," Wright says over the hisses of beer cans being opened.
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You could probably get a matching set of his and hers Beats cans for that much.
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A cocktail waitress was lining the fridge with cans of Coors from a grocery store bag.
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The Simple Human Butterfly is unlike regular cans where a foot pedal pops open the lid.
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The video seems to back Chyna's claim the hairdresser threw soda cans at her Rolls-Royce.
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Four jerry cans of an undetermined material were also recovered at the scene, the source said.
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The company is also sending cans of its dog foods to an independent lab for testing.
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As we laughed and reminisced, the beer cans opened up into wraps of speed and coke.
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Within minutes, he'd guzzled the other three cans of Budget – I'd never seen anything like it.
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"I'm like a hyena, I get into the garbage cans," she told an interviewer in 1999.
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It's beginning to sell the cans directly to consumers from its website today and on Amazon.
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Around the table wandered small children, earning a buck or two by collecting empty drink cans.
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So you say: "Lu kompong" ("Lift your can"), touch cans with your table, and then drink.
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Scher uses tin cans this time around, painting on and rotates them after each brush stroke.
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We found discarded cans of Arizona Iced Tea in the mud near the pop-up location ...
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Read more: An activist investor group is slamming Bed Bath & Beyond for selling 'garbage cans galore'
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In return, the retailer was protected from lawsuits that alleged it knowingly sold defective gas cans.
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You had to literally take cans of butane and fill this thing up without spraying yourself.
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If shaken by authorities, the sand makes the cans sound like chilis are moving around inside.
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You shouldn't eat anything from cans that have been dented, swollen, or corroded, according to FEMA.
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Of course, Kondo is also selling storage boxes, cans, baskets, and bins to help with organization.
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One user noted that after ten weeks, cans did not seem to stay engaged as easily.
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But pictures are starting to emerge of overflowing garbage cans in Washington and closed national parks.
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The bunker features apocalypse-proof cans of food, to sustain life deep into the end times.
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Increasing the user's experience is part of preventing workplaces from feeling like sardine cans, he said.
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In order to get all the paint off, she would use cans of men's shaving cream.
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When we're living there, we probably won't have to worry about rogue trash cans blowing around.
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A family of four might have taken a week to fill one of those trash cans.
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I eat cans of tuna or celery sticks and carrots because that's what I can afford.
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And he boiled rations over stoves made of old tuna cans filled with dirt and gasoline.
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But you're talking about four to six cans of D.M.D. a day, and that is disgusting.
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He paid cash for everything and threw the receipts away in trash cans outside the stores.
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There, he found cans of tuna fish, a rich source of protein and easy to carry.
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Like we said, we love to have a few cans of tinned fish on the shelf.
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Were my kids the only ones in America leaving sparkling water cans all over the house?
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Adding to the pressure is a fourfold rise in the price of cans, Mir-Razavi said.
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Never mind the cans of pie filling and pre-made crusts found in grocery stores today.
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Foxes tear up trash bags and leave soup cans and antipasto packaging all over the hedges.
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They blocked avenues, packed beer gardens, halted streetcars, sang, drank, blew horns and banged trash cans.
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Consumers have already adjusted to, or even welcomed, cans for seltzer, craft beer and even wine.
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And a new brand, Ever & Ever, packages water in bottle-shaped aluminum cans with screw tops.
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The industry also suggested that putting stickers on their bottles and cans infringed trademarks, he said.
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We used to buy eight cans of beer for a fiver and go to house parties.
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"If you don't stop pulling cans off the shelf, we're leaving the store," and then leave.
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Some of the demonstrators threw fireworks and rocks and set fire to cars and garbage cans.
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These problems were eventually solved by substituting stay-on tabs and lining the cans with polymer.
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Those wines are now sold in cans as well, including a floral, fresh 2018 pinot grigio.
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Ramona is 7 percent alcohol, and costs $20 for a four-pack of 250-milliliter cans.
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Ms. Petruska soaks socks in the juices from cans of mackerel and hangs them from trees.
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He played cricket using piles of tin cans for wickets, and contended with racially segregated restrooms.
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The sardines are not on the menu, but cans are kept on hand for sentimental customers.
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After living in a tiny room overlooking a courtyard with trash cans, Ms. Sisti craved light.
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How about turning your living room into a home gym using soup cans for hand weights?
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To do this, you'll need a variety of tools, including bug nets, watering cans, and more.
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Recently, he called to tell me he is collecting cans on the street to make money.
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Some canners, Mr. Newman explained, sell their cans to other canners, who sell to the trucks.
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If cans get wet, remove their labels and wash them in bleach solution to be safe.
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At the grocery store, they found the dented cans to get the discount at the register.
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Ten states including New York have "bottle bills" that require refundable deposits on cans and bottles.
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Some cans and bottles for milk products, wine and liquor are not accepted at redemption centers.
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How much food do you see in the trash cans at the end of lunch period?
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But, the clever cans are already helping the four-legged Floridians find their fur-ever homes.
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Dionisia Rivera has been collecting cans and bottles on the Upper East Side for 10 years.
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The cartoon showed two garbage cans in New Orleans that are identical but for their signs.
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Vogue Australia reported that he was the one who 'made garbage bags and tin cans fashionable.'
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Any good noise-canceling cans will run you around $300 and that's where these puppies fall.
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They mixed the mundane — overstuffed trash cans, money worries, which tenants tipped best — with bigger themes.
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The video showed a teenager vomiting in school trash cans and wearing a mask around campus.
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Fans in black and white jerseys pour into the stadium, cheering and pounding cans of beer.
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A new seal began to appear on bottles and cans of American craft beer in 2017.
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Compared to other companies, an industrialized factory makes 1,000 boxes a day, 100,000 cans a day.
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She has sold bottles of water and cans of soda on the side of the road.
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A hot shower is accomplished with a few cans of water left in the afternoon sun.
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She told Insider she only uses glass rhinestones, and she bedazzles both new and vintage cans.
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The 30-liter cooler can hold 24 cans, which is impressive for how compact it is.
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However, they don't have as much disposable income, making more affordable wines in cans more appealing.
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The former is a Colorado-based manufacturing company which, among other things, makes aluminum beverage cans.
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Jackson told police that he killed Caughman after spotting the man collecting cans on the street.
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People from China to India to Mexico to the U.S. are buying cans of Vitality Air.
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The same voice reminded migrants to gather any trash and place it in the available cans.
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In December, Oskar Blues released Wild Basin Boozy Sparkling Water in tall, skinny 12-ounce cans.
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Cans have a special significance in the debate over the pros and cons of the policy.
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In 1955, officials were using milk cans, gunny sacks, and horses to get the job done.
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They're clenching their beer cans and generally do not look very relaxed or ready to party.
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They allegedly fired shotguns, left behind beer cans and a pair of boxer shorts, and vomited.
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But that's about where the similarities end — because it's also able to pull can tabs, pierce holes in the tops of cans to allow a smoother flow, and even pierce the sides of cans so you can shotgun a brew like you're back in college again.
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I think plastic cans are a terrible idea, and metal cans are the most recycled item on the planet, which is why we continue to look outside medicine for other options like that—and in this industry, looking at more environmentally friendly packaging is a priority.
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The image required 14 hours of labor and 40 cans of spray paint but zero manpower: it was rendered by a little robot that scuttled across the chimney's surface with five cans of paint on its back — a device its inventors hope will revolutionize the mural industry.
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Dylan's Candy Bar now has a festive collection of Pride offerings, including Every Flavor Is Fabulous Mini Paint Cans for $0003, Pride 2000 Tackle Boxes for $218, Sweet Taste of Love Paint Cans for $210.99 and Some Bear Over the Rainbow gummy bear assortment for $12.
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CHICAGO — When Friday afternoon rolls around, barricades will go up on the streets around Wrigley Field, garbage cans will be removed from the sidewalks, the police will be out in force and many bars will begin serving drinks only in plastic cups — no cans, bottles or glasses.
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We start to edge toward the walls, where long tables are covered with empty bottles and cans.
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They hoarded cans of the classic formulation, and thousands called for the company to rethink its decision.
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Police recovered gas cans from the scene they say were used to light the car on fire.
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They come in handy when opening up cans of discounted tuna for a mid-afternoon snack. 5.
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It's understandable that the recycling facility amasses a lot of used aluminum bottles, cans and scrap metal.
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Phonebooks, disposable diapers, medicine vials, half-empty cans of paint—this was the stuff of Rathje's attention.
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Three days later, investigators collected trash from cans left outside DeAngelo&aposs home in Citrus Heights, California.
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A video obtained by the newspaper shows Sanford hurling the cans at the suspect, who was arrested.
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People store it in their garages or in cans until it gets picked up, like civilized humans.
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Calling the president "clearly obese," she alleges that he drinks eight cans of Diet Coke per day.
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Chairs in the conference room began life as plastic bottles, food packaging, aluminium cans and shoe soles.
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Weighing in at a purported 10.6 pounds, the concrete cans are probably infeasible for, you know, wearing.
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It breeds in small containers of water, such as flower pots, cans and tires that collect rainwater.
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Design-wise, these Jabra cans do a few clever things that I wish my Sonys could do.
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If you get close enough to a vending machine you can read the labels on the cans.
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As Mr. Veracruz pulled out the cans, his friend Tabish Khan, 11, had a question for him.
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So the noise cancellation won't be as complete as what you get with large over-ear cans.
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As a result, many of the city's top tourist sites have been decorated with overflowing garbage cans.
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Labatt Breweries of Canada is donating more than 69,000 cans of drinking water to firefighters and evacuees.
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The BABE line comes in three flavors—Grigio, red and rosé—each packaged in skinny 250ml cans.
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There are fewer "cans" and "maybes" when it comes to space; space exploration-lite isn't a thing.
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Hot dogs, crayons, cans of whipped cream—they all get sliced and slashed by the spinning menace.
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In the 1990s, Guzman became infamous for hiding seven tons of cocaine in cans of chili peppers.
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ZW: My very favorite part is that they're not advance humanoid robots, they're remote-controlled trash cans!
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Focal's earlier cans came with 4-meter pythons that weighed almost as much as the headphones themselves.
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You've been standing there, staring at the multicolored jumble of cans and bottles for... how long now?
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The officer then runs to take shelter behind a parked vehicle and a row of garbage cans.
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Reconsider convenience: Millennials might not open cans of tuna, but they could well buy fresh tuna salad.
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It will take 40 days, 3,000 spray cans and more than 200 gallons of paint to complete.
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Photo: Ward/Fox Photos/Getty Images21981: Empty cans are filled with peas and lids placed on them.
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Two semi-randomly selected teams compete for the Champions Cup, a tower of repurposed Miller beer cans.
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LaCroix currently has 24 different flavors available, including their original cans, and the Cúrate and NiCola lines.
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Plus, I'm doing more traveling than usual this fall, and airplanes are flying tin cans of germs.
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"Yes, Baby "A" and Baby "B"," Preston jokes, reading directly from the wording on the spray cans.
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The other huge advantage is that these lenses won't have to be the size of Pringles cans.
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The more polite Open cans warm up the bass, soften the treble, and wink at you invitingly.
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Last summer officers at the warehouse found three live King Cobras coiled into aerated potato-crisp cans.
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Anything goes, falls count anywhere, whatever weapons you can find along the way are legal — trash cans!
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They sound good enough for me, and I'm habituated to reviewing $1,500 cans like the Focal Clear.
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Sony's audio prowess has created a pair of cans on par with what you'll get from Bose.
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There's a fridge stocked with cans of Ecto-Cooler and other drinks, just in case you're thirsty.
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Instead, the company packages concentrated tea into aerosol cans that's then sprayed into cups of hot water.
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The place is bare, save for a desk covered in some drop cloths and cans of paint.
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Will the "Just Married" tin cans still making satisfying noises at 12 mph, the shuttle's top speed?
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Guk opened the refrigerator and took out cans of Asahi beer and a basketful of Japanese sweets.
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The vast majority of drink cans (a full 95 percent in the US) are made of aluminum.
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However, aerosol cans exploded in tests even after they were bathed in the gas, the FAA found.
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McGregor can be seen tossing trash cans and being prevented from throwing a barricade at a bus.
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There wasn't space to spin into a never-ending abyss of checking locks and fleeing trash cans.
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In the 1990s, Guzman became infamous for hiding several tonnes of cocaine in cans of chili peppers.
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I pick up some organic canned coconut milk, cans of tomatoes, and sesame oil for the week.
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He strides once and moves to the opposite side of the court, where he cans a floater.
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Inside, the girls are whispering, laughing, and sipping cans of Pepsi while waiting for class to begin.
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In this case, hot stones are replaced with warm cans of beer from Vail's Crazy Mountain Brewery.
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I went out and bought a six pack of Pabst Blue Ribbon pounders, the 260 oz. cans.
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My father taught me shooting safety and took me to plink cans down by the Ohio River.
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Gone are the days of America's youth getting hammered, smoking doobies, and obliterating mailboxes with garbage cans.
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Microsoft's Australian marketing team, who are presumably fueled by cans of Fosters, have created an Xbox Onesie.
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The recall covers 2628-ounce metal cans with a "best by" date of February 28503, CBS reports.
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Inside: boxes of fishing tackle, cans of Rust-Oleum, a ceiling-high stack of interior/exterior paint.
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You start drinking tins (cans) or bottles that the weird, older kids nick (steal) from their dads.
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Other seltzers may tout their slim cans (so chic!), low alcohol levels (you can party all day
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Heineken U.K. is to introduce cardboard packaging to replace the plastic rings used on its multipack cans.
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When he contemplated doing the same with the cans of chicken, the crowd gently told him no.
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Ball makes cans for beverages, foods, aerosols and paint, as well as materials for the aerospace industry.
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Dispose of all bait in trash cans, at disposal stations, or above the waterline on dry land.
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"We're in mostly tetrapack and mostly in cans and in certain instances in plastic bottles," said Kirban.
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"While (beverage) cans remains a core product in our portfolio, automotive is our growth engine," Braghi said.
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All of the recalled corn was sold in 22021 ounce cans with the UPC number 24000 02770.
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The company rates the cans at 10 hours of music playback and 200 hours of standby time.
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Costco Connection reported that making those 5.3 million pies required 1.1 million gallon cans of pureed pumpkins.
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There's nothing wrong with following trends, but ones that are inspired by trash cans are, well, trash.Â
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We started with 18,000 cans of film five years ago and have about 4,000 left to do.
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Souza's tools for this night's job are about a dozen spray-paint cans and his smart-phone.
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All of the recalled corn was sold in 15.25-ounce cans with the UPC number 24000 02770.
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These art supplies were sitting inside of a dark cabinet, the words on the cans barely visible.
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Now they're looking to tackle cleanliness in city streets by making trash cans interactive and visually appealing.
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Some cans there may not be any minor differences—you may just change the wording of something.
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Police seized 354 bottles or cans of beer and three bottles of liquor that Comeau had purchased.
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Children snake up the hill with jerry cans filled from a well with precious loads of water.
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Fraternity brothers crushed cans of Natural Light in drinking games at a row of long wooden tables.
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When I saw there were only two cans of garbanzo beans left, I decided to grab them.
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Along the trails, 16 waste dumping sites, 46 trash cans and three toilets have also been installed.
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The old man carried in his cart milk, ground coffee, a few cans of stew and soups.
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D, his partner, and I popped open our cans of sugary coffee and made more small talk.
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The girls spent many nights at home alone, sustaining themselves on cans of ravioli and frozen dinners.
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The man with gas cans in St. Patrick's Cathedral planned to burn it down, a prosecutor said.
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Using its built-in wifi, the button would trigger an order for more cans directly from Amazon.
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We would often wake on weekend mornings to find empty beer cans scattered across our front lawn.
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Unpack groceries safely by wiping down boxes, cans and containers with disinfectant wipes or soap and water.
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And this is not something that's going to be solved individually by recycling a few plastic cans.
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In the second half, strange sounds started erupting within the audience: Were people shaking cans of coins?
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Chupeta said his workers pressed the cocaine into special cylindrical bricks to fit inside the jalapeño cans.
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These wines do not require that wine cellars be configured to store cans for years of aging.
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This summer, there has been a huge increase in the availability of wine in single-serve cans.
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And Ms. Komer disliked the ground-floor location, with the bedroom facing the trash cans out front.
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Keep Trash Cans Out of Reach A puppy's fascination with trash can make for a terrible mess.
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It took off when Campbell's began printing the recipe on its cans of cream of mushroom soup.
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Elizabeth Welch of Manhattan wanted to know about New Yorkers who collect and redeem bottles and cans.
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The cans are available in a 4-pack for $9 and a 24-pack case for $40.
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But the bikes' baskets are already doubling as trash cans in a city without many of them.
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She wove past the packed crowd lining up for $2 Pabst Blue Ribbon cans and slipped backstage.
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It's quite sturdy, and can hold pretty much any pair of on-ear or over-ear cans.
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In addition to the shift from plastic, cans have also been bolstered by moves from glass bottles.
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Cover image: Gas customers fill up their extra gas cans at the Robinson Gas Station, Wednesday, Oct.
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She is 36 and now makes money collecting empty bottles and cans on the Upper East Side.
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A masculine hotel might have darker hallways, open bathroom trash cans, less lighting around a bathroom mirror.
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Its imprint appears on 800,000 products in 100 countries, including cans of Coca-Cola and Hershey bars.
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Pearl barley supplements the two cans of kidney beans, with a cameo by a light Mexican beer.
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Its 7.5-ounce mini cans of soda grew by 33%, Quincey told analysts on the conference call.
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DUTCH GOV'T: U.S. TARIFF ON STEELMAKER TATA FOR METAL USED IN CANS HAS BEEN "PARTIALLY" SCRAPPED - ANP
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For instance, Singapore and Seoul, South Korea, have installed smart, solar-powered trash cans on their streets.
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Indeed, the business and environmental case for keeping food out of trash cans is becoming increasingly clear.
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These cans are the equivalent of a half of a bottle or, about 2.5 glasses of wine.
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These cans can be brought to places that glasses cannot, like the beach, the park and campsites.
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"They eat and they leave all the trash everywhere: cans, food," she said, gesturing with her hands.
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Several departments imposed fuel restrictions per vehicle and some banned filling up extra fuel in jerry cans.
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Where once the only coffee had come in yellow cans of Bustelo, cafes served locally roasted espresso.
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In the footprint it left behind, children's shoes, a soccer ball, plastic jugs and aluminum cans remained.
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Economic View I drink a lot of Diet Coke: two liters a day, almost six cans' worth.
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On one voyage in the late 1990s, a freak wave hit a boat carrying "Stomp" trash cans.
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Desktops are lined with coffee cups and Coca-Cola cans, pens and paperwork, binders, headsets and eyeglasses.
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If nothing else, take those unopened cans of cranberry sauce and corn to your local food bank.
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The throngs at the nearly 235-acre Astoria Park leave behind so much garbage — pizza boxes, soda cans, chip bags, wrappers — that the Astoria Park Alliance, a group of volunteers, has increased its cleanups, bought additional trash cans for the park and handed out plastic bags to visitors.
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Clockwise, there's a recessed shelving unit displaying a mind-boggling variety of international household and food products, such as six-pound cans of La Morena Nacho Slices, "sour orange juice," two-pound packages of ketchup, cans of condensed milk and Dr. Bronner's All-In-One Hemp Lavender Soap.
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