You can join a cleanup near you here, or order a DIY Cleanup Kit.
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You can sign up for a cleanup event on Pokémon Go's Earth Day Cleanup page.
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Image: ScreenshotThere's also the Disk Cleanup tool: Just type "disk cleanup" into the search box to find it.
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State regulators and cleanup equipment are on site, but Mr. Rockeman could not say whether cleanup had begun.
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"We implemented the cleanup plan that was identified by the agencies," said John McAuliffe, who oversaw Honeywell's cleanup plan.
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Within a few months, Pruitt announced a groundwater cleanup project in the area would be a priority for the Superfund cleanup program.
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To use it, go to the Start menu, type "Disk Cleanup" in the search box and select Disk Cleanup in the results.
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Additional Reading: ■ C.D.C. Floods ■ C.D.C. Mold Cleanup and Remediation ■ OSHA Flood Cleanup ■ Red Cross Flood Cleanup/Safety Tips ■ E.P.A. Mold Course Chapter 6: Containment and Personal Protective Equipment ■ Drycleaning & Laundry Institute International Flood Damage Cleaning Fact Sheet: How to Salvage What Can Be Salvaged
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The group, Ocean Voyages Institute, said the cleanup mission was the "largest and most successful ocean cleanup to date" in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.
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The Senate Environment and Public Works Committee will hold a hearing on three bills related to coal ash disposal, brownfield cleanup and orphaned mine cleanup.
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The cleanup efforts were reportedly carried out by the nonprofit's "Adopt-a-Beach" program, which gathers volunteers each year to cleanup trash along the shorelines.
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Since the removable ceramic-coated pot is nonstick for easy cleanup, you can enjoy your culinary creations without the impending doom of a messy cleanup.
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By doing so, the EPA would kick-start the cleanup process at contaminated sites and ensure that polluters pay their fair share of cleanup costs.
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The Ocean Cleanup System 001, a U-shaped floating barrier created by the organization The Ocean Cleanup, arrived in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch in October.
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In California, the road ahead to cleanup and the safe return to properties will probably not be smooth or fast, public health officials and cleanup experts said.
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Pet owners face a special kind of necessary cleanup, and a good vacuum can mean a world of difference in making that cleanup a quick and easy process.
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Schwartz added that his water and beach cleanup volunteer group collected between 7 and 10 times the amount of trash Ocean Cleanup wants to capture by spring 2019.
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Raising the threshold for cleanup would cut the number of military sites considered contaminated and save the Pentagon potentially millions on what could be a $2 billion cleanup tab.
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Viscera Cleanup Detail Ever wonder about the cleanup crew assigned to dispose of the blood, guts, and miscellaneous garbage left behind by players of bloody games like Dead Space?
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The agency said that two of the sites, which are areas that are polluted with hazardous material and require extensive cleanup, had been inspected and do not require immediate cleanup.
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Arenado, the Rockies' cleanup hitter, entered the game hitting .
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Their cleanup hitters came into Sunday's game with a .
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Sullivan said DOD will have to factor in new technology and the cleanup required to get a sense of how much beyond the $2 billion originally projected for cleanup will cost DOD.
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Cleanup and recovery efforts were ongoing as of 10 p.m.
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Authorities have not said how long the cleanup will take.
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He says cleanup operations are scheduled to resume Wednesday morning.
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The cleanup is the second one the club has spearheaded.
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Record flood levels, millions of dollars in damage and cleanup.
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Plus, the fryer basket is dishwasher safe for easy cleanup.
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In a PR cleanup move, Aenys exiled his brother, Maegor.
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And AIG, I need to see a little more cleanup.
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While cleanup has largely been completed, areas of need remain.
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Cleanup operations concluded in October accounted for 210 cubic metres.
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It's currently unclear what the cleanup operation might look like.
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This can be used for applications that go beyond cleanup.
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The procedure is considered a "cleanup," The Vertical reported Monday.
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Tillerson was not the only Trump official working on cleanup.
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The Focused Inbox uses AI to cleanup your email clutter.
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There's a grease tray in the middle for easy cleanup.
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Twitter just began the hardest part of its cleanup effort.
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The cleanup is effortless and the coffee just tastes better.
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Troops started to get sick soon after the cleanup ended.
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The final stage of the cleanup may begin next year.
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"We need cleanup, water, food, and generators," she told CNN.
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Cleanup of the crash scene continued well into Sunday afternoon.
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"Those crews would laugh at our cleanup efforts," said Anderson.
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Residents began the cleanup, wading through flooded houses and streets.
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The cleanup at the Kingston Fossil Plant took seven years.
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The amount of cleanup and hassle rivaled many manual machines.
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It's totally worth the money to help cleanup your carpets!!
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Environmental cleanup work is scheduled to begin later this year.
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They were surprised to see no cleanup workers, she said.
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We have a lot of cleanup to do, I think.
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Go deeper: Inside the DNC cleanup to save the debate
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Dogs did their business, and there was no cleanup afterward.
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Last year, the city established a designated feces cleanup crew.
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Giuliani's frequent public comments are sometimes incorrect and require cleanup.
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Some elements of the cleanup shouldn't be difficult to execute.
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Who will cover the $217.5 million in remaining cleanup costs?
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NUNES: If I&aposm in charge -- if I&aposm in charge of this, and I want to be part of the cleanup, not the cover-up, part of the cleanup, I bring those text messages.
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Higginbotham describes an excruciating aftermath, as Pripyat's residents were coaxed into a "temporary" evacuation and middle-aged reservists were drafted into a haphazard cleanup process — though "cleanup" doesn't convey the perilous, Sisyphean ordeal they faced.
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"It's going to take some time," Suess said of the cleanup.
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They found that the cleanup was more questionable than previously thought.
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This year was the 15th cleanup began at around 9 a.m.
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The basket is dishwasher safe, which makes for super easy cleanup.
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Being that I'm the cleanup man, she wasn't tripping too hard.
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Volunteers and donors from many faiths are contributing to the cleanup.
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He founded The Ocean Cleanup in 2013 as a nonprofit foundation.
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Google's Play Store has been in need of a similar cleanup.
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The cleanup begins the morning after the rioting at Woodstock '99.
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What sort of cleanup would make the museum 100 percent safe?
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That insurer has so far paid $1.3 million in cleanup costs.
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We have clear solutions to toxic-waste cleanup and climate change.
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Artist concept of The Ocean Cleanup boom system in the field.
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Garcia had batted cleanup in 29 of the first 13 games.
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Despite this big cleanup, the App Store itself is still growing.
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Operation Blessing International has deployed volunteers to help with cleanup efforts.
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He repeatedly pledged transparency and "house in order"-type cleanup efforts.
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Cleanup is expected to start getting under way early next year.
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The App Store is about to get some much-needed cleanup.
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The military also launched a half-billion dollar nationwide cleanup plan.
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He hit cleanup in the first two games of the series.
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Accordingly, Ocean Cleanup has raised $40 million from donors and companies.
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After you're done cooking, the non-stick pot makes cleanup easy.
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TEPCO estimates that cleanup operations could take up to 22015 years.
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That's going to be one hell of a cleanup operation, though.
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This robot is meant to make the cleanup process much safer.
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Here's all the info you'll need to easily organize a cleanup.
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Around 100 representatives were involved in cleanup efforts, the company added.
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But this time, their spacewalk will involve doing some outside cleanup.
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Today, 30 of the laborers involved in the cleanup are dead.
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But state officials recently pushed back the cleanup deadline to 2035.
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Democrats, meanwhile, reacted with derision to Trump's attempted cleanup on Tuesday.
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He said police will stay vigilant as the cleanup goes on.
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The money is needed to cover demolition, cleanup and restoration costs.
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Kovalenko called Ignatenko "the real key figure" of the Chernobyl cleanup.
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By 2014, Rio authorities had already given up on the cleanup.
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Cleanup crews were working around the clock in 12-hour shifts.
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If cleanup gets shorted, taxpayers will foot the (very large) bill.
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The small size and non-stick surface make cleanup a breeze.
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Fall is synonymous with leaf cleanup, and that usually means raking.
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Delaying a vote isn't a profile in courage, it's a cleanup.
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The "floating" lid guarantees uniform waffle thickness and ensures easy cleanup.
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They're calling the cleanup a success, but not everyone is convinced.
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Twitter is in the midst of a long-overdue cleanup effort.
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After the nation began a cleanup campaign, the animals slowly returned.
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Mr. Ianniello has been responsible for a lot of the cleanup.
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Kershaw, facing the cleanup hitter Jesus Aguilar, got two quick strikes.
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Storm cleanup is different from regular, and even heavy duty, cleaning.
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The cleanup at the Daiichi nuclear plant is far from complete.
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The full cleanup is expected to take months, the county said.
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It was for an environmental and hygienic cleanup, not for renovations.
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The cleanup took months and resulted in 111,000 tons of debris.
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Wright hit second on Friday, with Cespedes in the cleanup spot.
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The first of its cleanup systems launches Saturday near San Francisco.
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Michael Conforto batted cleanup on Tuesday, so Bruce sat against Smith.
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She could not wait to begin the effort of cleanup, repair.
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EPA's Superfund hazardous waste cleanup program is in need of leadership.
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Cleanup is just one part of the solution — prevention is another.
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Lennon's 1980 "Double Fantasy" album has a track called "Cleanup Time".
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The cleanup of Enewetak has long been portrayed as a triumph.
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Pitaro defenders say that he led a cleanup effort at Interactive.
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And in his cleanup statement, he only acknowledges some of it.
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Cleanup crews were present when a CNN crew stopped by Friday.
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At some parks, volunteers have stepped in to help with cleanup.
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Peabody has an estimated $1.4 billion in self-bonded cleanup obligations.
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The Navy conducted a large-scale cleanup on the island, attempting to rid the land of any remaining pollutants, but the risk of radiation lingers, and the accuracy of the Navy&aposs cleanup has been debated.
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" A typical full-house cleanup, she says, should take "roughly a month.
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And I would encourage them to be part of the cleanup crew.
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Today, even after extensive cleanup efforts, 50,000 people still can't go home.
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But thanks to cleanup efforts, there are now fish in the river.
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The best way they can be part of the cleanup... BARTIROMO: Yes.
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But its future is uncertain amid new allegations of a botched cleanup.
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I don't steal her tips, but I am just on permanent cleanup.
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"The cleanup is going to be a multi-decades process," Acton said.
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We will spend $100 billion on fossil fuel well and mine cleanup.
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It's a lot of tedious cleanup work that some engineers don't do.
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I just don't feel like having a big cleanup in the kitchen.
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If we issued a cleanup and abatement order, we'd go to court.
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BELARUSIAN BELNEFTEKHIM SAYS BELARUS BEGINS CLEANUP OF DRUZHBA PIEPLINE'S SECTION TOWARDS NOVOPOLOTSK
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I think you need a real cleanup of the banks balance sheets.
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We have an obligation through the FDIC to pay the cost cleanup.
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It'll help solidify the habit—and will save you from double-cleanup.
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Then we move on to cooking, dinnertime and the dreaded kitchen cleanup.
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However, experts have raised questions about whether preoperative dental cleanup benefits patients.
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The cleanup process that followed has gone on for nearly 30 years.
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For detailed guidance on safe cleanup, mold prevention, and hygiene click here.
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Only 17% paid the ransom, leaving many more facing weeks of cleanup.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - China's pharmaceutical scandals are sullying its healthcare cleanup.
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BP has already spent a reported $28 billion on cleanup and compensation.
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That cleanup sounds pretty daunting, but also like good practice for parenthood!
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And what better way to avoid cleanup than by eating your bowl?
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When environmental disasters happen, Burke said, the office helps guide the cleanup.
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Monday marked the first time this season he did not hit cleanup.
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Arch has used cash, bonds and other financing to assure mine cleanup.
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In many of them, responsibility has been evaded, and cleanup still stalled.
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Trump's budget slashes funding for industrial waste cleanup through the Superfund program.
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A recent congressional estimate puts outstanding cleanup liabilities nationally at $3.6 billion.
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The Ocean Cleanup was forced to return Wilson to port in December.
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The Ocean Cleanup now employees roughly 90 full-time scientists and engineers.
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The Ocean Cleanup also said its contraption would carry the Dutch flag.
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Chase Headley hit cleanup, and Didi Gregorius followed him in the order.
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But in real life, Kovalenko said, Legasov wasn't instrumental in the cleanup.
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In a statement, Mr. Walker praised volunteer cleanup efforts on Sunday morning.
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MYTH: A Soviet nuclear physicist named Ulana Khomyuk helped orchestrate the cleanup.
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One source described it as a "cleanup" subpoena, expanding the search terms.
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The cleanup may take weeks, according to Decatur Mayor Kenneth L. Meyer.
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Exhibit A: We live in the dark ages of post-shit cleanup.
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Most of the deaths occurred during the "cleanup" between April and July.
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It will be an occasion for the cleanup of the Turkish military.
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All but a few of the 210 abandoned mines still await cleanup.
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Neither the state nor towns can afford to pay the cleanup costs.
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I'm definitely the cook in the relationship, and he's the cleanup guy.
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Some immersion blenders have detachable shafts for easy cleanup in the dishwasher.
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What's more, the premium nonstick coating makes removing and cleanup a breeze.
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The city says the money will cover security, cleanup and other costs.
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The Oversight head also believes Seymour bungled the cleanup from the hacks.
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Persistent rot suggests investors may be underestimating the cost of a cleanup.
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The cleanup effort has successfully reduced financial risk, but at a cost.
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Cleanup crews were present when a CNN crew stopped by on Friday.
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The search-and-rescue mission has given way to a cleanup operation.
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The cleanup hitter, who added a double in the ninth, is hitting .
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It's a great, easy-to-use pump and the cleanup is simple.
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Here are a collection of images from the cleanup in Coffey Park.
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Cleanup crews swept up debris and armed police patrolled as flights resumed.
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And in case you were wondering, you can expect a cleanup crew.
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The problem isn't a lack of precedent for a standardized cleanup plan.
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But in cases like the Rocky Flats cleanup, speed wasn't the problem.
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Tell the EPA to determine the cleanup "is not protective"; delete the false claim that the cleanup "will be protective"; undertake an immediate investigation of contamination in the lower Hudson; and start preparing a plan to remove it.
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Lander said he became concerned that the White House, which controls the Superfund cleanup programs, could somehow retaliate against the district and not allow the cleanup to continue if the city didn't go along with the team's demands.
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Background: Declassified documents showed the United States knew there was major risk when it assured Palomares, Spain, the town at the center of the cleanup, and a barely protected cleanup force that there was little to worry about.
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Mark Behan, a GE spokesman, said the EPA found that the Boston-based company had met its cleanup obligations, and that New York's own data showed that 99% of sampled locations in the upper Hudson met state cleanup standards.
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The Inn's page was still under "Active Cleanup Alert" as of Friday morning.
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Superfund sites are heavily polluted areas that have been designated for federal cleanup.
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Federal, state and local agencies are involved in the cleanup and environmental monitoring.
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The Navy also allegedly sprinkled radioactive material on the base to practice cleanup.
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More than 200,000 litres were recovered from the area in a subsequent cleanup.
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Officials say the search and cleanup operation will take weeks or even months.
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The primary danger is to the thousands of workers involved in its cleanup.
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Scioscia said there are no plans to move Pujols from the cleanup spot.
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The cleanup events could be a great way to meet like-minded players.
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The basket, crisper plate, and rack are all dishwasher safe for easy cleanup.
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Residents say the fee pays for beach cleanup and maintaining a wooden staircase.
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Tribal officials expect the cleanup of the site to take about a month.
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There's some debate around if contaminants remain even after a cleanup was conducted.
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Floodwaters will slowly recede this week, leaving behind a massive, multiyear cleanup effort.
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For officials, Sunday was a day to transition from blizzard mode to cleanup.
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It was in California that she oversaw her first cleanup after a derailment.
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The cleanup takes 45 minutes and a decimated Michigan team loses by 14.
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The EPA has also funded some of the state's cleanup after Hurricane Harvey.
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Or do you throw them on the floor and worry about cleanup later?
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The crowdsourced business-reviewing website placed the restaurant's page on Active Cleanup Alert.
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Twitter's cleanup effort continues: It suspended more than 143,000 developer apps last quarter.
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"So the landscape cleanup will probably be the biggest job after the storm."
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Piles of debris awaited cleanup at an "Occupy ICE" camp in Portland, Ore.
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The Love Canal case spurred Congress to create the federal Superfund cleanup program.
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I don't know many toddlers who would offer to help with pee cleanup.
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The province has said it is too early to talk about cleanup costs.
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ET to clear the roads for cleanup and first responders, state police said.
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New York's environmental agency also has challenged EPA's findings, calling for more cleanup.
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The separation of hazardous waste is the first step in current cleanup efforts.
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For 76-year-old Louis Acosta, the cleanup provides a measure of hope.
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The layout of the restaurant streamlines the dining process from ordering to cleanup.
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Nigerians who expected a fair and sweeping cleanup of corruption have been disappointed.
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As floodwaters in Nebraska, Missouri, and Iowa recede, the cleanup is just beginning.
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The Ocean Cleanup is working with Danish transport company Maersk to achieve this.
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When he was elected, Francis promised a cleanup of the Vatican's corrupt finances.
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But his attempt at cleanup fell flat to some in the West Wing.
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Workers involved in spill cleanup were exposed to chemicals that damaged their lungs.
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"He understands how human psychology works, just like the Ocean Cleanup," Slat said.
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Dubois and a few other Ocean Cleanup staff were staring at their phones.
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Superfunds are areas that are polluted with hazardous material and require extensive cleanup.
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Clinton, but he hasn't been forced to play cleanup the way that Gov.
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The full cost of the cleanup, he said, "is still a moving figure."
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The cleanup begins earlier and the routes for trucks playing music has shortened.
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Next, in July, it began "operation cleanup" to sweep the streets of roadblocks.
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But Mr. Ross is not the only one whose remarks required some cleanup.
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A massive cleanup is needed before Paradise, above, and nearby towns are safe.
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Much of the equipment used for the cleanup was gone by late afternoon.
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To start, Twitter's cleanup is probably coming at the cost of user growth.
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The price tag for cleanup is now about $8 million per stream mile.
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Cleanup is relatively simple with soap and water, as the thermometer is waterproof.
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The cleanup was instrumental in making the neighborhood blossom and the economy boom.
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Ultimately, Mr. Wright's team reached a cleanup agreement with the E.P.A. in 2010.
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For decades, cleanup crews took shovels and brooms to the tracks by hand.
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In Charleston, S.C., more than 500 city employees participated in the cleanup effort.
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That incentive could persuade companies to invest in rehabilitation or mine-waste cleanup.
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She billed it as the "largest and most successful ocean cleanup to date."
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"It will take a few hours or more," she said about the cleanup.
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To support this effort, Buttigieg would triple the budget for EPA's cleanup programs.
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But Springer will bat cleanup on Tuesday, after Altuve, Ramirez and Aaron Judge.
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Carson, whose district included Tar Creek, fought bitterly with Inhofe over environmental cleanup.
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Cleanup crews on Sunday were using a sump pump to remove the liquid.
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And the scripted cleanup pertained only to the least defensible of his comments.
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Another plus: With no cleanup involved, it's great for families on the go.
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The military says there is no connection between these illnesses and the cleanup.
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That same afternoon, Pence and his team found themselves in cleanup mode again.
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Each tool has a designated space in the box, making cleanup a breeze.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - China's IPO cleanup is off to an encouraging start.
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The water receded within hours in some areas, and cleanup was underway Friday.
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The price tag of cleanup in Sarasota County has reached more than $96,000.
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So he assembled a cleanup crew — "local area residents turned gardeners," he said.
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So you get there in 2013, and your job is fix/cleanup About.com.
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Festivals and cleanup events are planned in dozens of places across the state.
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When the time comes, have a game plan for your post-party cleanup.
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"If necessary, police or streets department will perform the cleanup," Captain Kinebrew said.
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The bowl and blades are also dishwasher-safe for easy cleanup after use.
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"It's a growth factor over the long term," he said of the cleanup efforts.
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Finally, they'd tell the victims about pricing plans for cleanup services, which averaged $291.
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Once the damage is assessed, the federation will organize a cleanup effort, she added.
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Meanwhile, insufficient cleanup of South Asian cuisine is a frequent criticism of Indian tenants.
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Classy supporters: Japanese fans cleanup after match while Colombians congratulate them on their victory!
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Miraculously, even though the cleanup took 45 minutes, Verret wasn't stung a single time.
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Four Beatrix Potter drawings were discovered during a cleanup of Melford Hall in Suffolk.
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He predicts it will take another three to five years to complete the cleanup.
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The company's refills cost $2 and the initial cleanup kits clock in at $30.
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We found the Bluelounge CableBox to be the easiest cleanup option in our testing.
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Roads are flooded or covered with debris, and the cleanup efforts will be massive.
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After dinner, it's quick cleanup, playtime, and then a workout class at the gym.
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After doing some minor cleanup with a brush, her pumpkin spice nails were complete.
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In the 1980s, Enewetak and Medren islands were eventually repopulated after extensive cleanup measures.
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NOTES: Braves 3B Adonis Garcia, who started and batted cleanup, turned 31 on Tuesday.
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The city doesn't yet have an estimate of the total cost of the cleanup.
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No defrosting necessary — and, if you bake on tin foil, absolutely no cleanup, either.
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The agency manages the country's nuclear weapons stockpile and oversees cleanup of nuclear waste.
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Although the floodwaters are receding, cleanup and recovery could take months or even years.
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The entity he started when he was just 2000 is called The Ocean Cleanup.
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Today The Ocean Cleanup has 65 full-time employees and a scientific advisory board.
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REPORTER: Four years ago, at just 19 years old, Slat founded the Ocean Cleanup.
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There's no evidence that the pace of the cleanup is due to EPA incompetence.
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Pruitt, the self-proclaimed champion of clean water, has opposed the Chesapeake Bay cleanup.
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The records of those tests remain perhaps the most prominent artifact from the cleanup.
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Nearly 85033,000 acres of U.S. land and water have benefitted from AML-funded cleanup.
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Each cleanup worker was given a dosimeter to record their levels of radiation exposure.
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It's part of a long game to help reduce waste and increase cleanup efforts.
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Cuts to the agency focus on abandoned mine cleanup grants and land acquisition programs.
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Over a month after the rail bed gained international news, the cleanup has begun.
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A cleanup crew used rakes and industrial-strength vacuum cleaners to clear the aisles.
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David Joyce (R-Ohio) said of the elimination of funding for Great Lakes cleanup.
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But he has not been forced to play cleanup the way Mr. Pence has.
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And Donald Trump himself has promised "billions" to help with rebuilding, recovery, and cleanup.
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The difference reflects the cost of waste cleanup at the site, officials have said.
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Whether it's chopping, seasoning, or even cleanup getting you down, we've got the fix.
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FRANKFURT — Matthias Müller was supposed to be part of the cleanup crew at Volkswagen.
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Equally important, regulators could hold Patriot's top executives liable for completing the mine cleanup.
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It makes cleanup easier, and it's one less thing to remember during the week.
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Some claimed the cleanup effort was subtly undermining the act and the waiver process.
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This cleanup attempt seems like a singularly dumb way to try to move on.
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Months before the Conrail cleanup began, she attended community meetings and chatted with neighbors.
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The trophy had been left unattended during cleanup at the end of the show.
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Over time, however, the trust fund has dwindled, with taxpayers increasingly footing cleanup bills.
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It has forced the company to set aside billions for compensation and cleanup costs.
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Occasionally I hire him for a big spring or fall yard cleanup as well.
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With the nonstick cooking surface and a removable drip tray, cleanup is easy, too.
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"Two cleanup hitters ready for the battle," Mr. Maduro said, using a baseball reference.
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Before that exchange, Rosenello had ripped Christie for being absent during the storm cleanup.
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"I always start makeup with a good brow cleanup," Phillips explains of her process.
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Traffic flowed down the mud-streaked boulevards and cleanup crews sawed apart downed trees.
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The company quickly moved to acknowledge the problem and promised a cleanup was underway.
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The designation allows developers to get tax credits to offset the cost of cleanup.
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It also contaminated communities, destroyed businesses and cost billions of dollars in cleanup costs.
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Veterans of the cleanup who filed claims were blocked by a bureaucratic Catch-22.
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The promise is simple: a delicious dish, often a full meal, without much cleanup.
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Some nonprofits worry that any cleanup effort could result in censorship, even if inadvertently.
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Cleanup is fast and easy, thanks to its swivel top and attached litter scoop.
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" Similarly, BRAINWASH becomes BAHRAIN WASH, clued as "Call for cleanup in the Persian Gulf?
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How to help the victims of the California mudslides The cleanup effort is arduous.
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Also gone: major cleanup programs for the Great Lakes, Puget Sound and Chesapeake Bay.
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Organizing the cleanup effort was Will Skudin, then 27, along with his brother Cliff.
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The local government would hold it accountable for the cleanup, he told The Post.
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If the test works, Ocean Cleanup will be sent out to the garbage patch.
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Keep children and pets away from the affected area until cleanup has been completed.
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Schools remained closed but many businesses had reopened, despite widespread debris still awaiting cleanup.
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That case and others have raised doubts about the effectiveness of Latvia's cleanup effort.
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That case and others have raised doubts about the effectiveness of Latvia's cleanup effort.
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Its return to port, the Ocean Cleanup said, offers a chance to address that.
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The cleanup, he said, was not "as awful" as he thought it would be.
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After these latest remarks, the White House swung into its customary role of cleanup.
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Last month, the Ocean Cleanup foundation launched the world's first ocean cleanup system out of San Francisco to take on the notorious "Great Pacific Garbage Patch," a giant floating trash pile between San Francisco and Hawaii that is twice the size of Texas.
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RUSSIA'S TRANSNEFT CEO TOKAREV SAYS CLEANUP OF DRUZHBA PIPELINE WILL TAKE 6-8 MONTHS - IFAX
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Raise your hand if you think the worst part of entertaining is the cleanup afterwards.
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VICE News spent time with cleanup crews to find out where all that mud goes.
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Join an urban cleanup or participate in a walk or ride focused on climate change.
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But Five Point isn't waiting for the cleanup to finish before building in the area.
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This would simulate a cleanup but actually just redistribute the risk around the banking system.
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The Ocean Cleanup project will collect and remove the plastic onto ocean-going dump trucks.
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Users love the ease of making quality espresso with little to no effort or cleanup.
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The president's retorts Tuesday suggested he had been a reluctant participant in that cleanup effort.
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The Ocean Cleanup plans to fix the broken part and try to address the washout.
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The removable stoneware crock and glass lid are both dishwasher safe, so cleanup is easy.
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The large 72-ounce pitcher blends evenly and is dishwasher safe, so cleanup is simple.
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Cleanup crews came and removed the outlines from the pavement, but the students redrew them.
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Danny starts beating up one of the cleanup guys, who turns out to be Cole.
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The Ocean Cleanup says The Interceptor is also easily transportable to rivers around the world.
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Besides taxing water bills, Newsom has pushed for dairy and fertilizer fees for water cleanup.
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We learn that he helped with the cleanup after the New York battle in Avengers.
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DH Alex Rodriguez started and batted cleanup Saturday night, his first start since July 22.
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And now, today's App Store includes some 39.93 million apps, even after Apple's big cleanup.
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But Superfund sites — heavily polluted areas that require long-term cleanup — are of particular concern.
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The state suspended the highway cleanup program in 2012, shortly after the controversy broke out.
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Plus, the pumpkin serves as an edible serving bowl, which means less cleanup for you.
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Plus, they have Ti-Ceramic coating to allow for a fuss-free cleanup every time.
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And even after the big app cleanup, it still stands at over 2 million apps.
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Easy cleanup, no cords, no wrist straps or arguing over who gets the Wiimote Plus.
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Dutch entrepreneur Boyan Slat first proposed an ocean cleanup machine at only 22017 years old.
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Mr. Duterte then ordered environmental, tourism and interior department officials to undertake a huge cleanup.
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Perry was also questioned on the Trump budget's commitment to nuclear cleanup by Democrats. Sen.
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NOTES: INF Ben Zobrist returned to the Cubs' lineup, playing second base and batting cleanup.
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Fortunately, I have a quick cleanup routine, and am completely cleaned off in ten minutes.
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READ: Russia starts cleanup after meteor strike None of Earth's space agencies saw it coming.
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The hospital's 15th, 16th and 17th floors were closed Saturday for cleanup and the investigation.
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He induced cleanup hitter Mike Moustakas to foul out and retired Cuthbert on a popout.
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DH Edwin Encarnacion has been moved out of the cleanup spot in the Indians' lineup.
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The airport in Marathon requires significant cleanup, and Key West's airport has yet to reopen.
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In the end, Enbridge would admit 1500 barrels spilled, and paid for a large cleanup.
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Gontareva is highly respected for supervising a banking sector cleanup and stabilising the hryvnia currency.
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That directive is "quite disheartening," said Peter deFur, an environmental consultant and Superfund cleanup expert.
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That is to say, should they be worried about the potential for a cleanup situation.
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Federal programs fund testing for children, cleanup of industrial lead hazards and poisoning-awareness efforts.
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The creator, Canadian artist Von Wong, collected straws from Starbucks and cleanup groups around Vietnam.
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Cespedes started in left field, batted in the cleanup spot and went 1 for 4.
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Spills are almost always larger than reported, and cleanup methods haven't advanced since the '80s.
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Jerry Brown's (D) proposed budget calls for $85033 million to aid the cleanup and recovery.
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This left cleanup crews with more dirty water to store and treat than they'd anticipated.
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Otherwise, the location was rather ordinary and in some cases, in need of a cleanup.
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None of Slat's other donors had indicated that they would stop supporting the Ocean Cleanup.
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The employees build the rooms, filling them with the breakables, and do the postwreckage cleanup.
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Tar sands oil is much thicker and stickier than traditional oil, significantly complicating cleanup efforts.
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The company did not respond to questions on Sunday about the progress of the cleanup.
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Environmental cleanup likewise imposes costs on polluting firms for the benefit of the larger population.
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City and state officials are already sparring over how to fund the ongoing cleanup efforts.
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The cleanup hitter, Jackie Jensen, was so unnerved by air travel that he retired early.
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Who could forget that first eruption and the sticky cleanup situation it left them in?
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He added that "many cleanup projects will not move forward" if the program is eliminated.
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Shell has said that cleanup costs from spills are shared on the basis of holdings.
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He is the cleanup hitter of the English language, the sultan of sonnet and song.
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Rudd didn't know why the province initially rejected the idea that a cleanup is possible.
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The National Park Service has approved a major cleanup project on the Statue of Liberty.
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Woke baes might be willing to stick around and lend a hand with the cleanup.
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Temperatures forecast to reach about 45 Fahrenheit (7 Celsius) were expected to help Washington's cleanup.
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Will all victims of Harvey have the financial resources immediately available for cleanup and reconstruction?
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In May 2017, The Ocean Cleanup raised $21.7 million for trials in the Pacific Ocean.
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An electric-powered ship with a crane will join the cleanup fleet by next year.
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The White House's cleanup efforts have largely centered on one strategy, which is, basically, gaslighting.
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The agency's leadership, however, has sent some mixed signals about how it prioritizes environmental cleanup.
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Twitter's cleanup efforts also seem to be taking time and resources away from other projects.
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"I didn't even know his name," the cleanup hitter of the Atlanta Braves said later.
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I'm a fan of any recipe that feeds my entire family and requires minimal cleanup.
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Mr. Kelly ran the agency's Superfund program, which oversees the cleanup of hazardous waste sites.
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Ocean Cleanup says it's discovered a complicating factor here in the age of the plastics.
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Cleanup crews have removed 2.3 million pounds of trash from the subway tracks since December.
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It's also stainless steel, and the shaft and accessories are dishwasher safe for easy cleanup.
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After being closed in the 1960s, major cleanup efforts were undertaken to restore the coastline.
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Now it's stripped of soot and the color of ivory, thanks to an elaborate cleanup.
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ArcelorMittal also said it would put €2.4 billion into the plant's modernization and environmental cleanup.
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If the bond is not enough to cover the cleanup, the government pays the difference.
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That's the billion-dollar question with Irma headed to Florida and cleanup after Harvey beginning.
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The site, surrounded by active petrochemical facilities, is still awaiting a final plan for cleanup.
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The company seemed to view the tweak to replies as part of that cleanup campaign.
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Simply stated, more money for the Superfund hazardous waste cleanup program is not Superfund's problem.
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The bulk of the department's budget goes to nuclear weapons research, development, maintenance and cleanup.
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Earlier this month, the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration said the sidewalk cleanup campaign was moving ahead.
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The estimated 2188.6,188.6 cleanup workers at the site put on new protective gear every day.
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For the next two years, the cleanup was directed by Jairam Ramesh, the environment minister.
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You have heard from the defendant that, furthermore, cleanup just feels like a headache tonight.
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The federal cleanup, finally completed in 2012, became the largest urban Superfund project in America.
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Cuba pitched around Israel's cleanup hitter, former Mets first baseman Ike Davis, walking him twice.
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Dubois said The Ocean Cleanup is being responsible and has tried to address these criticisms.
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The Florida Department of Environmental Protection says Charlotte County is handling cleanup in these preserves.
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The nuclear weapons and environmental cleanup programs tend to remain fixed from administration to administration.
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Then there's Part 2 of the cleanup, which involves the actual content of the tweet.
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In the meantime, Mourad is gearing up for yet another cleanup in Lassen National Forest.
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Bet cleanup was a bitch, not that Foxx is going to be handling that either.
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You had two — [applause] You had two 110-story buildings come crashing down, thousands of people killed, and the cleanup started the next day, and it was the most horrific cleanup probably in the history of doing this, and in construction, I was down there.
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Regarding Cocktails | $30 This burly robot maid is the post-party cleanup droid you're looking for.
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Among the first finds of the cleanup: a pistol, which they promptly handed over to police.
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Cleanup is not quite as easy as I would like, but it's not bad either. Yum.
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Monsanto (MON) was sued by Washington state for damages and cleanup costs related to PCB production.
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"This is going to be a massive, massive cleanup process," Abbot told ABC's Good Morning America.
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Another 4703 people were arrested as the cleanup of the site progressed, North Dakota authorities said.
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The use of genetically engineered microorganisms for bioremediation – the biological cleanup of toxic wastes – is one.
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"It's very fast — I'm so efficient," The Living Clearly Method author says of the cleanup process.
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Weather conditions are expected to gradually improve in the next couple of days, aiding cleanup efforts.
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The best part is these can be enjoyed right in the bag for easy cleanup. 18.
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But that cleanup appears to have come at the short-term cost of ad revenue growth.
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It was 5 AM. It was quite a hangover with a lot of cleanup to do.
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Miners are required to pay "subsidence fees" to pay for the cleanup when their mines close.
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But displaced residents need to begin cleanup, and return to their homes, as soon as possible.
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While at least one fisherman is concerned about the cleanup, Christopher Pyne proposed a few solutions.
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The firm is currently in the early stages of a cleanup that's expected to last decades.
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We just had a weekend festival in Portland, Maine, and Saturday morning we did beach cleanup.
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They're both going to work today and probably would've just left the party cleanup to me.
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GUIDANCE FOR CLEANUP FOR PFAS CHEMICALS, WHICH WERE DUE LAST FALL, STILL UNDER INTERAGENCY REVIEW -ROSS
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The only remaining question was how much Occidental had to pay for the damage and cleanup.
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The Cubs have moved him to the cleanup spot in the batting order for a reason.
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A costly cleanup awaits the Farm Belt states as the flooded Mississippi River continues to recede.
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"We knew that we would have ... several days of cleanup ahead of us," Bowser told reporters.
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Those disparate stories about after-festival cleanup usually spring up and disappear quickly in the media.
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Cleanup will continue until all evidence of the graffiti is gone, according to the NPS statement.
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" Husky spokesman Mel Duvall said in a statement the cleanup at the source is "nearing completion.
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And yet they are the cleanup crew for the worst housing crisis since the Great Depression.
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MILAN (Reuters Breakingviews) - The European Central Bank may have pushed its bad-loan cleanup too fast.
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Boracay will be closed to tourists from April 26 to pave the way for a cleanup.
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The girls were wearing highly visible green safety vests while participating in a highway cleanup project.
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A fourth girl, 10, was injured as the group was participating in a highway cleanup project.
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A small forest path has been cleared for limited use while the larger cleanup takes place.
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But Tilchin's position on the board in charge of Hanford cleanup raises red flags for Carpenter.
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EPA's insistence on too extensive a cleanup is one problem with the implementation of Superfund remediation.
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Tens of thousands of volunteers turned up on Saturday for the annual California Coastal Cleanup Day.
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They are the fourth most common item collected during the California Coastal Commission's annual cleanup events.
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She hopes, however, that the coal ash cleanup workers' case might give the agency some pause.
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After the juicing or gelato-making is done, you are about 45 seconds from finishing cleanup.
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The federal government could be left with the bill if a company can't pay for cleanup.
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Byford rushed to the scene, oversaw the cleanup, and then talked to reporters at the station.
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Gregorius, who hit cleanup for the second consecutive day, said he had not changed his approach.
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It's saved me so much time prepping in the kitchen and cleanup is pretty convenient too.
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Sweet cleanup A tanker crashed and spewed 40,000 pounds of liquid chocolate on an Arizona highway.
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In the middle of a tree planting/park cleanup project, Brady loudly mocks a homeless man.
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The first boner, masturbation session, and the messy cleanup of young men are welcome comedy tropes.
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TEPCO has estimated that the cleanup from the nuclear disaster at Fukushima could take 40 years.
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If so, that could put more lives at risk and set the cleanup effort further back.
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The Ocean Cleanup estimates that one Interceptor can remove around 110 tons of plastic per day.
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As the cleanup efforts continue, we had a few questions about asbestos in our city's infrastructure.
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He said an apt comparison might be the environmental cleanup after the terrorist attacks of Sept.
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Ultimately, the pollution was so pervasive that the E.P.A. declared the property a Superfund cleanup site.
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The cleanup is good for the future, but at the moment it's not a good thing.
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Natalie Grybauskas, a spokeswoman for Mayor Bill de Blasio, said that cleanup efforts were well underway.
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Many saw parallels with a cleanup last year of another thriving night life district in Beijing.
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"It's like a ticking time bomb," said Joost Dubois, a spokesman for the Ocean Cleanup Foundation.
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He brought on John McInnis, a friend who had worked on disaster cleanup after Hurricane Katrina.
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"I bought children's clothes and did my New Year's Eve cleanup for this," Ms. Cadiz said.
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West Virginia ecosystems will get screwed (again), as the state comes up short on cleanup costs.
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The dedication comes 2000 years to the day after the cleanup of ground zero officially concluded.
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They also credited Mr. Wright with helping to hammer out the eventual cleanup agreement in Michigan.
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The cleanup will take years, and many Houston residents are heading into autumn under unfamiliar roofs.
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JAMES: As in these notes, in our collaborations I usually come in second to bat cleanup.
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The cleanup cost can be offset by "sophisticated developers and sophisticated environmental consultants," Mr. Scolnic said.
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A cleanup started within hours of Mr. el-Sisi's meeting with the American group, she said.
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Others have chafed at the suggestion that the upper chamber would be responsible for cleanup duty.
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The club says it dispatched more than 13,000 volunteers to help with cleanup after the quake.
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It would carry no regulatory weight itself, but could factor into cleanup requirements at Superfund sites.
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She assigns everyone responsibility for preparing or treating for a meal — and pitching in with cleanup.
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If you'd like to contribute by joining a community-based cleanup, you can sign up here.
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" Host Ainsley Earhardt continued, "more than 1,300 Superfund sites, which are heavily contaminated, still require cleanup.
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But there was a cleanup stage in which artists refined the drawings with crisp, bold lines.
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Failing to get enough sleep is like throwing a party and then firing the cleanup crew.
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For example, a UK-led cleanup project couldn't go after a defunct Russian-built rocket booster.
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Officials on the island estimate the hurricane cleanup costs will total between $45 and $90 billion.
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Above all, they feared an uncontrolled oil spill in an icebound ocean, far from cleanup reinforcements.
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If the Montana landowners win this case, however, the EPA provision on arsenic cleanup could change.
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A lot of them have landowners nearby, and cleanup at those sites is already very expensive.
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The Ocean Cleanup team has been researching and testing the pipe for the past five years.
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The goblet is dishwasher-safe, and the blades can easily be detached, making cleanup a breeze.
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"Anyone who obstructs our ability to do cleanup will be subject to arrest," Mr. Burgum said.
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Most of these were due to vehicles caught in floodwater, but some have been cleanup-related.
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" Pence also proclaimed that "whatever federal resources" local leaders requested for storm cleanup "will be available.
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Last year, Japan acknowledged the first death associated with radiation exposure during cleanup work at Fukushima.
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People are developing respiratory issues partly due to airborne fungal spores from lack of proper cleanup.
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Manatee County just received a $750,000 grant they'll be using for expenses relating to the cleanup.
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Mr. Mallos praised the Ocean Cleanup for helping turn world attention to a major environmental problem.
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BP has paid over $65 billion in costs for cleanup, settlements, penalties, restoration efforts and more.
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It's all the joy of 22019-year-old's birthday party and none of the messy cleanup.
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The Ocean Cleanup has more work to doBut the new design still gave rise to an unexpected challenge: To secure the screen that's responsible for catching plastic debris, The Ocean Cleanup installed a cork line similar to the ones that separate the lanes of a swimming pool.
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All of the robots deployed in the cleanup effort have been remote-operated by humans, so far.
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He has been the Pirates' regular cleanup hitter all season, but finished April with only four RBIs.
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Instead, Twitter's growth is hurting because the company isn't focusing on much outside of its cleanup effort.
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While the cleanup may have helped achieve FinCEN's reversal last week, B.P.A. also took to the courts.
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The people who have the means can then be sued and will ultimately pay for the cleanup.
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While Sister Ann did her part, others should be wary if deciding to do some cleanup themselves.
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Albert "Kell" Kelly, who ran the agency's Superfund cleanup program, also announced his resignation, the EPA confirmed.
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Besides the VPN crackdown, the government also shut down 17 websites as part of the nationwide cleanup.
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Angels manager Mike Scioscia, however, said he has no plans to move Pujols from the cleanup spot.
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It also offers other useful features like file cleanup, duplicate finding, disk health monitoring, and data protection.
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He said the park would then be shut down and that cleanup operations would resume Wednesday morning.
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Dolores orders a cleanup guy to show her paramour his death history, which causes him much distress.
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Eric Hosmer and Mike Moustakas, the Royals' cleanup and No. 173 hitters, failed to get him in.
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Fourteen outbound vessels were waiting on Tuesday, said the group, which is overseeing the cleanup and salvage.
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I started a trash cleanup quest in the big forest, where lots of our animals hung out.
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Staying within Luke's color palette emphasizes that Cole isn't a bad person for taking the cleanup job.
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No pre-heating the pan, waiting to flip the sandwich, or messy cleanup afterwards — just pure enjoyment.
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We fixate on the exoticism—the imaginary personalities, the social isolation, the inevitable cleanup—because it's fun.
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Just as important, perhaps, the blast gave Bregman, Houston's cleanup hitter, some of his missing swagger back.
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A typo and a bag of kitty litter might cost US taxpayers billions in nuclear waste cleanup
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And then there's the laundry, the cleanup, the endless Swiffering that I'm boring even myself by listing.
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Currently, only California, Florida, Georgia, and Louisiana have regulatory requirements specific to the crime-scene cleanup industry.
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The Ocean Cleanup won't simply act as a barrier to migration, but will also attract pelagic species.
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That means more designated driving opportunities for its cars, and more cleanup duties for Waymo's depot teams.
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No pre-heating the pan, waiting to flip the sandwich, or messy cleanup afterwards — just pure enjoyment.
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Those states also have incurred costs of about $24.5 million in emergency response efforts and debris cleanup.
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In FY2018, EPA used its Superfund enforcement tools to facilitate cleanup and redevelopment at over 150 sites.
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Treinen then fanned cleanup hitter Nelson Cruz to end it, securing his 31st save of the season.
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Schwartz then voiced concerns about the impact The Ocean Cleanup&aposs project will have on marine life.
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Plus, the blades, jar, and splash guard lid are all dishwasher safe, so cleanup is a breeze.
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GE has spent an estimated $1.7 billion over eight years on cleanup, including six years of dredging.
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Several explore themes of being a provider, a caretaker, and a cleanup crew—both literally and emotionally.
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TEPCO, which operates the Fukushima nuclear plant, estimates cleanup and recovery may not be finished until 2050.
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He now feels like he's being taken to the cleaners rather than asked to pay for cleanup.
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The cleanup and reuse is easy and I have to say my family and kids love it.
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He has sailed for years in Guanabara Bay and hoped the Olympics would prompt a wholesale cleanup.
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Those would include pensions and employee-retirement benefits, as well as the cleanup cost of shuttered mines.
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Of 40 veterans who helped with the cleanup who The New York Times identified, 21 had cancer.
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The Air Fryer by Cozyna makes delicious, healthy meals, and after you're done, cleanup is a breeze.
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The site was listed in 2016 as part of the federal Superfund program for hazardous water cleanup.
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While the US Army Corps of Engineers has completed the majority of debris removal, the cleanup continues.
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Before the start of the season, Dickerson was projected to be the Padres' cleanup hitter this season.
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But the key to making this look red carpet worthy, he says, is all in the cleanup.
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The Beijing Work Safety Commission that initiated the cleanup drive didn't respond to a request for comment.
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As many as 633 Florida scuba divers broke a record for the world's largest ocean cleanup event.
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And, last week EPA published a list of 85033 Superfund sites targeted for "immediate and intense" cleanup.
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The Ocean Cleanup tried six alternative solutions in June and July, according to a Slat's blog post.
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Around 80 percent of the cleanup is complete, Owen said, noting the incident occurred following ground movement.
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Once that phase is completed, he said, the cleanup of the remaining ash and debris will begin.
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He suddenly became sick and then disappeared after spending weeks volunteering with cleanup efforts, Luis Diaz said.
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A new study from The Ocean Cleanup, a nonprofit founded by Boyan Slat, 25, challenges that theory.
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The legislature passed requirements for coal ash cleanup and created an independent commission to oversee the work.
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The cleanup of their Cobb lot, funded by insurance and the government, wrapped up just days ago.
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The cleanup: Trump said that after reviewing the transcript of the press conference, he realized he misspoke.
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That group included right fielder and cleanup hitter Nicholas Castellanos, who was scratched due to knee soreness.
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They decided to spend two of their early dates volunteering with storm cleanup efforts in the Rockaways.
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In June, The Ocean Cleanup launched a new version of the device, known as System 001/B.
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While cleanup efforts were underway, Kovalenko said he and Ignatenko had to wash radiation off their bodies.
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They represented the tying and go-ahead runs with the cleanup and No. 5 hitters coming up.
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I am always grateful to vultures, that indefatigable cleanup crew doing such necessary work along the roadsides.
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The 1966 cleanup of Palomares was not only incomplete but might also have spread the contamination further.
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Cops say the surveillance videos capture every single detail of the encounters -- including ejaculation and subsequent cleanup.
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Many of the most difficult and dangerous cleanup tasks still lie ahead, and crucial decisions remain unsettled.
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Chief Petty Officer Bobby Nash said the leak has now been secured and the cleanup has begun.
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Paintzen's new features and instructional content will help them plan it all out from setup to cleanup.
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Zobrist — the cleanup hitter, no less — dropped a bunt toward third, where Justin Turner was playing back.
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The eggs rarely even leave any residue on the pan, so cleanup only takes a few seconds.
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He resigned from Deloitte & Touche and started Coastal Environmental Services, which would take part in the cleanup.
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Since you need to use little to no oil when cooking with this set, cleanup is easy.
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Subsequently, a cameraman working for CNN filmed footage of the shrapnel after the cleanup operation had begun.
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WASHINGTON — Vice President Mike Pence has long been a one-man political cleanup crew for President Trump.
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Officials outlined plans for what they said would be the largest fire cleanup in the state's history.
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A. I was coordinating efforts of hundreds of volunteers at a time, even on various cleanup efforts.
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The epithet concentrates structural criticism in the symptom, not the cause, suggesting a little cleanup will suffice.
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The town and the state are battling with the military over how much cleanup should be done.
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It had also moved to strengthen cleanup rules for hundreds of sites nationwide believed to be contaminated.
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He slugged two home runs from the cleanup spot in the No. 19 Sooners' 8-5 win.
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A goofy skit instructing guests in basic Leave No Trace principles, proper hut etiquette and cleanup follows.
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Amid squabbles over liability, the parties involved eventually brought in cleanup equipment and teams under international pressure.
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Congress could provide matching funds to Good Samaritans, in recognition that their work reduces federal cleanup liability.
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Such structures are now being used to address homelessness, hunger, river cleanup and many other social ills.
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Since the start of Ocean Cleanup in 2013, donors have contributed nearly $35 million, Mr. Slat said.
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Both men are responsible for overseeing the firm's cultural cleanup — and both figure in Ms. Bonner's lawsuit.
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Mr. McGee said Con Edison's financial assistance would cover the costs of finding accommodations during the cleanup.
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Last October, he had surgery that was described by General Manager Brian Cashman as a routine "cleanup.".
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But Mr. Trump's budget would gut Superfund, a federal cleanup program established in 1980, by 25 percent.
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It was designed to promote a different sort of cleanup: a safer, more sanitary handling of fish.
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While such cleanup occurs before every rainy season, the scale of the Thomas Fire increased the intensity.
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Some government cleanup and assistance contracts there wound up as corporate handouts to friends of the administration.
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The nonprofit organization brought 60 bags of plastic debris caught in their cleanup system back to shore.
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Booker eventually made it home when the Kannapolis cleanup hitter, Brandon Dulin, grounded a ball to second.
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By one snap test, the answer is that the Bloomberg team has some cleanup work to do.
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Our ocean cleanup system is now finally catching plastic, from one-ton ghost nets to tiny microplastics!
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Eric Greitens announced on Tuesday that he would assist in cleanup at the cemetery on Wednesday afternoon.
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Now, The Ocean Cleanup has brought some of that trash back to shore for the first time.
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People have a discouragingly predictable tendency to forget a disaster's lessons — sometimes within months of a cleanup.
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BP, to whom the rig was leased, has paid $61.6 billion in fines, cleanup costs, and compensation.
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The cleanup hitter Yoshitomo Tsutsugoh hit a 1-0 pitch to center field for a home run.
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Those research leads were turned over to local officials for further study and cleanup procedures where necessary.
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The government intended to use private contractors and estimated the cleanup would cost $259 million, documents show.
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Paul Laird was one of the first service members to arrive for the atoll's cleanup, in 1977.
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Westbrook causes a beer explosion in the stands and Trey Lyles doesn't help with the cleanup pic.twitter.
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The Everglades Forever Act, the law that Bush inherited from Chiles, divided the cleanup into two phases.
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Pruitt last week traveled to Houston to see Harvey cleanup efforts and survey work by environmental officials.
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The city ordered the cleanup operation to carry out renovation work along the canal and its locks.
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It appears the 2020 election may feature an argument about whether such a rapid cleanup is possible.
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Congressional staff and Capitol Hill visitors are asked to avoid the area to assist the AOC's cleanup efforts.
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Lubes, foods, oils, and more might add to your cleanup, but they can make already-good sex great.
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In addition to penalties, the report found the Trump administration lagged behind in actions to enforce cleanup projects.
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I think the progress that we made in three years was very good -- the cleanup and the turnaround.
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The inclement weather was followed immediately by a lingering cold snap that's slowed down cleanup and recovery efforts.
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Even so, he said he is earning half of what he did for Hurricane Katrina cleanup in 2005.
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If you're a pet owner, you know that staying on top of pet hair cleanup is no joke.
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Monsanto — The chemical maker was sued by Washington state for damages and cleanup costs related to PCB production.
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In my opinion the 'PBoC cleanup' is the best thing that could have happened to bitcoin this year.
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Roughly 200 military personnel are assisting in the investigation and cleanup and they plan to be incredibly thorough.
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Financial regulators are responsible for the cleanup of micro-loan problems in their respective regions, the notice said.
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Many people started to return and check on their homes and begin cleanup after the rain stopped Monday.
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OK. So... NUNES: That&aposs what I would do if you want to be part of the cleanup.
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Devote this week to any lingering cleanup missions, returning phone calls and emails and basically clearing all decks.
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A once-powerful Montana mining town warily awaits final cleanup of its toxic past, The Washington Post reports.
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Long term, The Ocean Cleanup wants to launch 203 of these floating plastic tubes to trap marine plastics.
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We like to stack our snacks in Mason or Weck jars for easy transportation, cleanup, and less waste.
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She kept her head low on her way through the kitchen, which was in the middle of cleanup.
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If a producer walks away from its self-bonded mines, the state would be stuck with the cleanup.
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A complex team of federal and local agencies, contractors, and nonprofits is now tasked with directing the cleanup.
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"About 1,000 rivers contribute 80 percent of terrestrial emissions," says Laurent Lebreton, chief scientist at The Ocean Cleanup.
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"These places aren't safe to go into," said state Assemblyman Jim Wood, who has pushed for cleanup funding.
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Then Tony Stark (aka Iron Man, aka Robert Downey Jr.) swept in and took over the cleanup effort.
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Four years later, the slugging outfielder was batting cleanup in Game 1 of the World Series — and dominating.
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The Superfund toxic-waste cleanup program, which gets substantial attention in the book, languishes with too little funding.
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If you wear eyeliner every day, then you already know that summer is the season of constant cleanup.
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From amazonGMG may get a commissionBuy nowThe Cleanup CrewWhen the party is over someone has to clean up.
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Cleanup crews loaded the wrecked bus onto a flat-bed truck Thursday night as they cleared the roadway.
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He was replaced in the field by Daniel Castro and in the cleanup spot by C A.J. Pierzynski.
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But a few years ago, whistleblowers starting coming forward with claims of botched cleanup work by Tetra Tech.
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Demonstrators were demanding Formosa close the steel plant and give more compensation and do a better environmental cleanup.
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Fighting back tears, Phillips said what touched him the most was a photo he saw of the cleanup.
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National Park Service rangers removed 2,500 pieces of glass from the beach during the first cleanup, he said.
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The agency said the court doesn&apost need to intervene because crews are already working on the cleanup.
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The city-wide cleanup that led up to the Boston Miracle was actual spearheaded by over 400 people.
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Also, I should mention you can get a real dog for cheaper, but this one doesn't require cleanup.
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McKnight said Tundra Energy Marketing Inc, which has a line adjacent to the spill, is leading cleanup efforts.
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And the cleanup campaign [by police] focused on them because they wanted to get them off the streets.
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He also joked that the cleanup in Hollywood now only left women vulnerable to harassment literally everywhere else.
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LF-26B Cody Bellinger batted cleanup for the fifth straight game in his 23.13th career start on Friday.
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Chernobyl cleanup workers were found to have higher incidences of leukemia and breast cancer, according to the report.
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Codacons have cited disruption to trains and the costs of policing and cleanup as among causes for concern.
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He took a shutout into the sixth before Pirates cleanup hitter Starling Marte smacked a two-run homer.
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But the cleanup and recovery is likely to take years, as FEMA director Brock Long told reporters Sunday.
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The cleanup was about as bad as you would expect from your average New York City snow storm.
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No injuries, everyone got out safely ... but Ken says they'll be closed for a few days for cleanup.
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However, one group of festival goers aimed to take part in the post-fest cleanup efforts this year.
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Environmentalists and congressional Democrats believed that the cleanup progress was inexcusably slow, with penalties on polluters too light.
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The Treasure Island cleanup, conducted under yet another federal toxic remediation program, shows the problems that can resurface.
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A couple of days after the party, I returned to the beach and watched as the cleanup continued.
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Corless and his team are engaged in a project that falls somewhere between toxic-waste cleanup and alchemy.
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After the dead sperm whale was discovered in Spain, the government launched a widespread awareness and cleanup campaign.
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It is left up to somebody else to pay for the lights, the heat and the cleanup crew.
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"If I were to care about people's opinions, I would never have started The Ocean Cleanup," he said.
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It's estimated that after the Deepwater Horizon cleanup ended, 60 million gallons of oil remained in the environment.
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Saint-Gobain had advocated against Superfund designation and argued that it could handle cleanup and mitigation without it.
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So in June, The Ocean Cleanup launched its new version, known as System 001/B, from Vancouver Island.
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The group of officials, joined by cleanup crews, picked up 3,000 pounds of debris, a government statement said.
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The sensors are hooked up to satellites that send images and GPS information to The Ocean Cleanup researchers.
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Cleanup hitter Gennett had four of the Reds' seven hits, including a double — their only extra-base hit.
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Spinrad described the Ocean Cleanup system as "medium-level technology," with a high risk, and a high payoff.
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In fact, spending the money upfront on resilience is more cost-effective than paying for post-disaster cleanup.
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In the filing, Arch said it estimates the final cleanup costs will be significantly less than $485.5 million.
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Both reviews mention that this litter can be used in sifting litter boxes as well for easy cleanup.
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Cleanup is quite easy, even with burned-on hash brown potatoes, which did take a little elbow grease.
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As cleanup continues, U.S. federal government offices in the Washington area will be closed on Monday, officials said.
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Fobister called on Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne to make a decision one way or another on the cleanup.
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Even programs Pruitt ostensibly liked are suffering under his leadership, like the cleanup of highly contaminated Superfund sites.
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We need quick, easy, and healthy meals with minimal cleanup, because we're pretty much always strapped for time.
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Trump's cleanup and turnaround yesterday ("I said the word 'would' instead of 'wouldn't'") had one audience: Capitol Hill.
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A similar cleanup in Italy would see the Venetian banks sold to a bigger rival like Intesa Sanpaolo.
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Come for free screenings and talks with directors and surfers, plus a Sunday beach cleanup and group surf.
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Among the sites that could be subjected to a cleanup are NASA's launch sites at Cape Canaveral, Fla.
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The pressure cooker will help them whip up delicious meals fast with little prep time or cleanup necessary.
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Lawmakers also approved funding for Hurricane Harvey relief, as the scope of the enormous cleanup comes into view.
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They did some storm cleanup, and as dusk approached, Mr. Brooks decided to return to the couple's house.
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But with recent rains, many chemicals are still flowing and the cleanup work has become even more challenging.
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Voit, the cleanup batter, then delivered his two-out blast to center that traveled an estimated 449 feet.
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"I liken it to being the cleanup crew at an 88-car pileup on the highway," said Rep.
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That may have big implications for how Ocean Cleanup and other plastic campaigns end up tackling this mess.
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Cleanup from Hurricane Florence continues, but the task is even more daunting for North Carolina's most vulnerable communities.
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The gallery looks a little like the aftermath of an autopsy, with the discarded scraps waiting for cleanup.
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"I hope that the Ocean Cleanup can be a blueprint of how you can solve problems," he said.
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But Mr. Hernandez — like most league organizers and coaches — was concerned about the cleanup plan taking so long.
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And you can put it together in under 30 minutes from start to finish, not counting the cleanup.
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As Mr. Maristany tells it, the group eventually returned to the sanitation depot and took the cleanup equipment.
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The projected cost of the government's preferred plan for the Wolff-Alport cleanup is more than $39 million.
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If you live in Texas or Louisiana, however, you may call the Crisis Cleanup hotline anytime before Sept.
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Four years later, the slugging outfielder was batting cleanup in Game 220 of the World Series — and dominating.
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There's cleanup to do and repairs to make — and many are still waiting for power to be restored.
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In 2015 Japan health officials confirmed the first case of cancer linked to cleanup work at the plant.
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Rwanda requires all citizens to participate in a national community cleanup on the last Saturday of every month.
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The cleanup also made possible the construction of a billion dollar, mixed-use development project called Point Ruston.
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Q. What is the difference between Disk Cleanup and Storage Sense to remove old files from Windows 10?
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We're used to social networks waiting until the damage has already been done before announcing a cleanup effort.
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Still others are employed by Tokyo Electric, which is coordinating the huge cleanup at the Fukushima Daiichi plant.
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Collins gave Lucas Duda the night off and put Flores at first base and in the cleanup spot.
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Boyan Slat, who created the Ocean Cleanup project, tweeted that the 2,85033-foot boom had begun its work.
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Plus, each piece has a Ti-Ceramic coating for a fuss-free cleanup and a scratch-proof lifespan.
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In today's 360 video, learn how proposed budget cuts to the cleanup effort could affect a larger ecosystem.
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Nevertheless, a messy cleanup will raise multiple questions about the risks in handing state work to private contractors.
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After, I do all the necessary cleanup and fill up four containers with food for lunch this week.
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Although the terrace came with outdoor furniture and plants, it requires yardwork and cleanup, with some pigeon issues.
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How do you do toxic information cleanup on, say, a town that has been poisoned by the internet?
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In some cases, the state has settled for much less money than needed to finish the cleanup work.
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They feature a glazed interior for easy, non-stick cleanup and will maintain an even temperature when baking.
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Snowmageddon was sandwiched between two other blizzards at the beginning and end of February, prolonging the cleanup process.
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But the act covers veterans only up to 1958, when atomic testing stopped, excluding the Enewetak cleanup crews.
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"The polluted area is vast and the cleanup cost is tremendous," officials wrote, estimating a $33 million bill.
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This year, D B Pace applied under a state program to undertake a voluntary cleanup of the property.
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Their Red Sox' cleanup man, Betts, gamely presses on with a wrist that recently needed a cortisone shot.
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The proposal would cut funding for the brownfields industrial site cleanup program by 42 percent to $14.7 million.
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One of Pompeo's most recent cleanup missions took him to the American University in Cairo, where, on Jan.
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If all Hindu religious figures could get together, they might be able to demand a cleanup, he said.
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Residents began a massive cleanup, dragging water-logged furniture to the curb, hunting for supplies and repair estimates.
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They also tweeted a link to the audio of his remarks — the cleanup effort, not his original comments.
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In one collection, she photographed stained fabric from trauma scenes that cleanup crews removed and stored in warehouses.
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Guerra said that aside from some basic cleanup, the prison has sat empty and in ruins ever since.
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It's the location of the Southern Interceptor Ditch, which required monitoring and water quality testing during Superfund cleanup.
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"You had two 110-story buildings come crashing down, I saw them come down, thousands of people killed, and the cleanup started the next day, and it was the most horrific cleanup, probably in the history of doing this, and in construction, I was down there," Trump said at the debate.
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You can disassemble the device with ease, and each part is dishwasher-safe, which minimizes the fuss of cleanup.
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Dyson 360 Eye Robot Vacuum | $1,000 This burly robot maid is the post-party cleanup droid you're looking for.
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Trump's proposal eliminates Great Lakes cleanup funds, a move environmentalists say will hurt Michigan and other Great Lakes states.
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The subsidiary set up two trusts to fund the cleanup of waste sites in Pennsylvania, California, and other states.
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Without a massive cleanup operation, Houston and the Florida Keys are likely to be smacked with swarms next summer.
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The scandal has already tarnished the company's reputation, stunted sales, and cost it some $17 billion in cleanup costs.
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In the immediate aftermath, the state of Indiana sought about $8.4 million from the company for cleanup and fines.
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Despite his youthful age and madcap scheme, Mr Slat set up the Ocean Cleanup to put it into practice.
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It has big ambitions: to help prosecutors investigate corruption, spur a cleanup of party financing and encourage judicial reform.
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The broken device is a curved, 2456,3503-foot-long plastic tube created by a foundation called The Ocean Cleanup.
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The digital end of things needs practical, on-set effects just as much as we need post-production cleanup.
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According to NYPL, the marble lions need a cleanup and have several minor cracks and chips accumulated over time.
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Its cleanup was so sizable, in fact, that the App Store shrank for the first time ever in 2017.
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A's left fielder and cleanup hitter Khris Davis left after hitting a padded railing hard on his left side.
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Pruitt has voiced support for funding to cleanup brownfields, which are contaminated former industrial sites that could be redeveloped.
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The social media giant is deleting posts related to gay culture as part of a three-month "cleanup" effort.
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"We want people to realize that we have an emergency, a plastic epidemic," says Lebreton, of The Ocean Cleanup.
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Arch Coal and Peabody Energy, also bankrupt, have roughly $3 billion in future cleanup costs covered by self bonds.
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Ten years earlier, Congress passed the legislation known as Superfund, which financed the emergency cleanup of hazardous-waste dumps.
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But cleanup work dragged on, and in 2013, Tokyo Gas disclosed it had found more toxins at the site.
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Parts of Houston are still under water, thousands are still living in shelters, and cleanup efforts have barely begun.
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The Ocean Cleanup is also aware of concerns that their boom system could act as a Fish Aggregating Device.
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The Cuisinart cast iron pieces are oven safe up to 500 degrees Fahrenheit and dishwasher safe for easy cleanup.
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Once the storm hits, the locals spend their limited funds for cleanup, then submit their reimbursement expenses to FEMA.
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Taken together, Arch and Alpha have left roughly $900 million in future cleanup costs through self-bonding in Wyoming.
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For guidance and technical materials on preparation, post-storm safety, and cleanup in both English and Spanish, click here.
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She wants the cleanup to move ahead, but is not confident the state could handle the matter any better.
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It would cut some $427 million to regional pollution cleanup programs, including in the Great Lakes and Chesapeake Bay.
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The cleanup effort is widely viewed as political theater, designed to whitewash Fukushima in time for the 2020 Olympics.
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After years of remediation, Love Canal was finally removed from the priority list of Superfund cleanup sites in 2004.
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It pours easily, so no worries about making a mess, and is dishwasher safe for a no-fuss cleanup.
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Worse, alerts are sufficiently variable that the analyst often has to repeatedly perform this cleanup work for every alert.
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But doing a broader cleanup will require reaching deep into the bag of tricks, starting with the laser cannon.
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Colorado state officials, however, were also involved in the planning for the cleanup operation that led to the spill.
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Environmental groups that have waged legal battles to hold coal companies accountable for their cleanup obligations welcomed the news.
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JULIA REISSER, LEAD OCEANOGRAPHER, THE OCEAN CLEANUP: What we have here is a collection of different types of plastic.
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This would provide an anchor against skyrocketing costs, and force the cleanup of administrative bloat and unnecessary construction spending.
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But the colonial cleanup operation won't end when power is returned to homes and running water is flowing again.
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The Coastal Bend Disaster Recovery Group needs construction cleanup supplies -- debris containers, truck cranes, forklifts, ladders, and nail guns.
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The Shadow Brokers dump has resulted in a scrambling cleanup operation for all the companies affected by the breach.
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The lubricant makes sure any stool slips into the bedpan and doesn't stick, while the terrycloth helps with cleanup.
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I've also read that you donate an undisclosed percent of each purchase to an organization, the Ocean Cleanup Project.
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But progress came slowly, after many cleanup plans were proclaimed and many Broadway stars were enlisted to publicize them.
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"We'll take it today," said Baker, who said he does not know long he will have Harper hit cleanup.
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Forecasters predicted good weather to usher cleanup and repairs on the island, with just a chance of scattered showers.
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ESET already integrates with Google's malware-removing Chrome Cleanup tool, and has partnered with Alphabet-owned cybersecurity company Chronicle.
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SPONSORED CONTENT - T-MOBILE ELSEWHERE > Alaska: Aftershocks rattled cleanup efforts following a powerful earthquake near Anchorage on Friday (Reuters).
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Tilchin was also previously director of Superfund programs at the company, so he's worked in hazardous waste site cleanup.
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He took a few pictures that day, and took more over the next six months, documenting the cleanup operation.
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"There have been discussions, that we don't need to create, 'Cleanup on Aisle 3,' for ourselves," Mr. Hayes said.
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Not only is it highly affordable, but the Four Paws Grass Wire Rake makes cleanup fast, easy, and sanitary.
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During a regular inspection on December 29, an Ocean Cleanup team found that part of the system had detached.
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Seven years later, Slat is the CEO of The Ocean Cleanup and has raised tens of millions of dollars.
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On Sunday, TransCanada said 150 people were "working around-the-clock" on cleanup at the site of the leak.
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To do this, The Ocean Cleanup attached a 20-meter diameter underwater parachute to the ends of the pipe.
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The Energy Department frequently sells excess uranium it owns in order to finance cleanup operations and decommission nuclear sites.
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Slat's group dispatched a 2,000-foot-long iteration of its ocean cleanup tool to the garbage patch last year.
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Specially designed animal-proof garbage cans can prevent animals from getting into your trash, saving you time-consuming cleanup.
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When Slat's group created its cleanup device, the system didn't have a clear status for regulation under international laws.
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The Ocean Cleanup had hoped to collect 50 tons of plastic in the first year of using System 001.
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While such cleanup occurs before every rainy season, the scale of the Thomas Fire has cranked up the intensity.
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According to the BBC, 85033 tons of trash was collected from Mount Everest by authorities in a recent cleanup.
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Oregon Senator Ron Wyden said the cleanup wouldn't be done for another 300 years if Trump's budget goes through.
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The team described it as "a routine cleanup" and said it expected Sabathia to be ready for spring training.
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In 1966, American troops removed about 5,000 barrels of contaminated soil after the accident and called the cleanup complete.
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By May 16, just three days after cleanup began, Shell and the US Coast Guard declared the case closed.
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The company declined to disclose the total amount by which it expects the accelerated cleanup efforts to reduce liabilities.
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In order for land to be certified as reclaimed, state regulators must sign off on a three-stage cleanup.
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Superfund sites are areas considered so badly contaminated that they are subject to special federal oversight and cleanup efforts.
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It was the 10th homer of the year for Rendon, who hit cleanup for the first time this year.
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" If the case is ultimately successful, he added, "cleanup costs could run into the hundreds of millions of dollars.
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Ms. Lord says Monsanto bears no responsibility for cleanup costs in cities like Seattle, San Jose and San Diego.
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Mr. Putin has made it clear he will not engage in nuclear cleanup efforts dominated by the United States.
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After decades of costly environmental cleanup and infrastructure improvements, the business park houses 200 companies, now with 11,000 employees.
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So he moved Lowrie into the field, losing the DH and slotting pitcher Kendall Graveman into the cleanup spot.
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Devon Brewster, 27, a restaurant server, said the federal government could have opened even though the cleanup was continuing.
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It's no wonder that many scrappy AI startups find themselves bogged down by customer data cleanup and custom integrations.
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To fight it, Yelp deploys an "Active Cleanup Alert," in which their support team flags and removes fraudulent reviews.
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And we really mean breeze through—they were in and out of here in 45 minutes flat, including cleanup.
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"I once watched two potters get into an argument about wheel cleanup without ever raising their voices," he said.
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American responsibility for cleanup is therefore applicable under international law, not something to be dismissed with a historical wink.
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At the time, Rabbi Brian had been acting as a one-man cleanup crew fighting local incidents of antisemitism.
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But at least nobody's fooling themselves anymore, and you know just how much hard cleanup work is still ahead.
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We'll go and we'll shoot something, and then our special effects will come in and do all the cleanup.
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Because the agency needs to catch and fine perpetrators to fund cleanup, reducing its workforce is a significant blow.
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After Irma, it tweeted a link to its food and water safety guidelines, as well as home cleanup recommendations.
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The Turkish official confirmed the names of the two individuals and said they were part of a cleanup team.
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The children were all in families with one child born before and one after a nearby Superfund site cleanup.
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The spokesperson added that the investigation is ongoing, and the department will remain on scene to oversee the cleanup.
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Contracts were awarded to several companies for the cleanup and days later, images emerged of one shantytown being bulldozed.
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The cleanup won't begin until 2031 because of the amount of preparation needed before work can start, Bohren said.
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The cleanup, which was lauded by Chinese state-run news organizations, prompted a torrent of criticism from local residents.
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The cleanup cost — Snyder recently asked for $28.5 million from the state legislature to help Flint — is quickly ballooning.
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Canalside developments like 365 Bond, a 430-unit luxury rental (studios start at $2,382), are banking on the cleanup.
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The subsequent speed of the island's cleanup efforts has been a source of top criticism for the Trump administration.
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Third baseman Gio Urshela, an unexpected cleanup hitter, and Judge both homered off Red Sox starting pitcher David Price.
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Mr. Sayers was sentenced to one year in prison and ordered to pay nearly $1.5 million in cleanup costs.
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Only a spiteful person could roll back Superfund cleanup funds, funds that make our communities livable, and for what?
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"We want to reveal the dark side of the cleanup," said Di Yanjie, one of the shopkeepers who protested.
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Stronger language that would have forced the cleanup of a dangerous class of chemicals, known as PFAS, was dropped.
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Meanwhile, crews were busy with the cleanup of snapped trees, damaged structures and piles of debris from Friday's storm.
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Last week, Democrats panned negotiators for dropping broad protections and cleanup measures for toxic PFAS chemicals from the talks.
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Christian, could affect how the EPA oversees the cleanup of hundreds of the most polluted sites in the country.
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But he said Mexico has sufficient funds to pay for a cleanup whether the bond was triggered or not.
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The EPA supports state and tribal efforts through categorical grants, Superfund cleanup monies, research and development and regional programs.
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Despite the controversy, the firms — and their purchases — have played a vital role in the cleanup of Europe's mess.
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The Energy Department frequently sells excess uranium it owns in order to finance cleanup operations and decommission nuclear sites.
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Congress is currently waiting for final assessments of the damage to appropriate emergency relief funding for the cleanup efforts.
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Crestfallen, he left court with none of the swagger that he had used to effect as Trump's cleanup man.
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Third baseman Gio Urshela, an unexpected cleanup hitter, and Judge both homered off Red Sox starting pitcher David Price.
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Disk Cleanup Pro is among the free utilities in the Mac App Store, and others can be found online.
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Acceptance was in May subject to fill cleanup, and final version was accepted in July 2018 after numerous iterations.
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Abandoned factories throughout North Carolina have landed on the Environmental Protection Agency's list of "brownfield" sites that need cleanup.
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As Superfund cleanup of Rocky Flats got underway in 1992, 360 individual hazardous substance sites required remediation on-site.
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Since 1989, the "cradle to grave" system has standardized cleanup for solid, non-nuclear waste from products like batteries.
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If Peabody goes under (again, completely) and bails on cleanup, who will cover the remaining 72.5 percent of costs?
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With cleanup and rehabilitation efforts ranging between $21,264 and $264,230 per site, the cost of this damage is substantial.
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Not only does Calphalon's non-stick coating make heat distribution and even cooking possible, but cleanup is significantly less gross.
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The mandate came in 225 when they were ordered to cleanup of 235 polluted waste sites in Flint River watershed.
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Towne's feud with Ajster began with a minor complaint involving her boyfriend and an unpaid bill for a yard cleanup.
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Whether you're doing some prep or a post-party scrub down, the Dyson V8 is your go-to cleanup tool.
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A planned cleanup of the bay where the sailing and open water swimming events will take place did not happen.
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Ocean conservation group Project AWARE estimates that the cleanup might have removed as much as 3,200 pounds of marine debris.
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Screenshot: YelpAnyway, the Teahouse's page is in cleanup mode as Yelp works to remove all of the politically charged reviews.
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Others have lost far more in the cleanup process: /r/pics lost 384,873 subscribers, and /r/bestof lost about 220,000.
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In one cleanup of Hong Kong Island's southern Aberdeen Harbor alone, the Plastic Free Seas recovered two truckloads of trash.
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Riefler also sold the paint commercially, with profits directed toward cleanup efforts in the very streams polluted by the runoff.
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