Stoke-On-Trent was pretty tasty back then, 'specially after chucking out time. Dog-eat-dog.
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Video of the incident released Friday shows members of the Coast Guard ducking into the vessel, and chucking out bale after bale of what's apparently cocaine.
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Taken together, greenhouse-gas emissions from food waste are higher than those of India, Brazil or Saudi Arabia, because chucking out items means the water, fuel, fertilizer and other inputs that went into them are wasted too.
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But at the national level, the fight in Sunday's vote may be for nothing less than preserving or chucking out the two-party system that has characterized the country's politics since its transition to democracy in the late 1970s.
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Lawmakers can help too: earlier this month Italy passed a new law to make it easier for supermarkets to donate unwanted items; in February France became the first country to penalise shops for chucking out unsold groceries, rather than giving them away.
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The highly unsatisfying conclusion to her storyline indicates that either Melisandre and other Red Priestesses of the Lord of Light were all wrong, or that the showrunners are just chucking out this piece of Game of Thrones lore in favor of focusing on more popular characters.
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With today's music production software, you can turn your digital audio workstation (DAW) into a lot of things; here, Tiger Stripes, AKA Mikael Nordgren, turns it into a freshly-oiled, chrome-plated engine, spitting out steam, tensely pocketed percussion, and a vocal sample chucking out the track's title phrase in precise granulation.
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Diski mocks Booth's reverential descriptions of the typescripts "as though they were slivers of the True Cross", and concludes: "Let this be a lesson, at least, to anyone who hasn't got around to chucking out the crap they wrote in their teens and early twenties." Other critics were more positive. The New Statesmans Robert Potts found the stories "entertaining and intriguing for readers familiar with their background and with the genre", and for the most part charmingly innocent, "especially when compared with the reality of boarding-school life". The evocation of adolescent homoeroticism was deliberate and playful rather than pornographic.
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He died prematurely in Inglewood in 1958 from a heart damaged by scarlet fever contracted in his youth. Tom involved his entire family of four brothers (Jack, Ted, Harry, and Mick) and three sisters (Dorrie, Min, and Alice) in his expanding picture show business. The Snooks brothers enthusiastically took part in racing film canisters between cinemas, operating the film projectors (at the Civic Theatre, the centre of the business, the projector was on a swivel mount so that it could show films in either the theatre or the picture gardens), showing people to their seats, and "chucking out" troublesome patrons. The girls dispensed tickets, arranged refreshments, and looked after the accounts.
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