I think they even used the word discarded — they said they've all been discarded.
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So if this community is discarded people and discarded objects, are they related in some way?
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They live in tents and shacks fashioned from jagged pieces of plywood, discarded carpets, discarded two-by-fours and tarps.
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I've spent all this time picking apart the life-outline you've already discarded because I'm not fully convinced you've discarded it.
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In the film, Kylo appears to believe that Rey was discarded by her parents, much like he feels his parents, Han and Leia, discarded him.
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Later Loyd discarded his pants and his shirt, Mina said.
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Daley also shared the restaurant had discarded all contaminated meat.
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In China, there are heaps of thousands of discarded bikes.
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You can only vote once — duplicate votes will be discarded.
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Police believe a passenger discarded the item before a flight.
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Voter files considered garbage are frequently neglected or discarded recklessly.
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These discarded plastic toothbrushes can fill landfills and even coastlines.
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A pile of discarded glasses of murdered prisoners, circa 22016.
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Some of the characters have been discarded (no era info).
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There each visitor would be killed and their body discarded.
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Image: Daniel PineloMosquitoes love to breed inside discarded car tires.
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Lately, Mr López Obrador has all but discarded populist policies.
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He subsisted by eating discarded food and drinking from faucets.
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The worms can then be removed or the fish discarded.
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"I just felt dehumanized, devalued and literally discarded," she says.
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Then that got discarded, because it was old guy music.
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But, in classic Zizek fashion, this too is ultimately discarded.
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A number of countries tried it and discarded the practice.
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Between trains, a few scoured the ground for discarded MetroCards.
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No. 3 is a discarded page from President Obama's playbook.
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Fukuyama's new pessimism is far deeper than his discarded optimism.
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Discarded condom wrappers glint in the bushes like little stars.
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But when she recently moved, she discarded most of them.
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Most countries have long ago discarded similar presidential selection mechanisms.
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But officers discarded that theory after two days, she says.
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Others have suggested car exhaust or discarded fried chicken grease.
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There are several other reasons a kidney would be discarded.
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Old scripts are being discarded, including those about transitioning itself.
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I'd discarded the idea; it was too much, too intimate.
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The ads were discarded because they were old by then.
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No, it's more like the discarded husk of a peanut.
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Hairs that are blunt or twisted have to be discarded.
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However, there was still the occasional sloppy pile of discarded products.
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One nestles into the discarded jacket next to a woman's mat.
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The bag was almost discarded as trash before someone peeked inside.
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A garbage truck driver discovered the discarded dog on March 20.
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After being discarded, the tanks would burn up in the atmosphere.
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It's literally just a discarded truck tire floating in the water.
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Discarded piles of trash in Dunhuang, a city in China's northwest.
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Window sections from discarded fuselage sections are easy pieces to snag.
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Plenty of that food is discarded while still safe to eat.
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Covered with excrement and discarded paper, it is exposed and stinking.
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Discovering data from discarded drives seems only to be getting worse.
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Discarded poster boards blanketed the sidewalk outside of Trump International Hotel.
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If a project still looks unprofitable, it could be discarded altogether.
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Each day about 65m meal-containers are discarded, by one estimate.
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The move, which discarded a ton of work, was hugely disruptive.
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After six months, he discarded the chains of office in pique.
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It treats her like excess baggage that needs to be discarded.
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" "I could have very well ended up among today's 'discarded' people.
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Visitors are permitted to explore the trash can for discarded utopias.
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Papi taught himself how to fix broken televisions and discarded radios.
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Footprints surround a backpack discarded in the desert of Calexico, California.
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Scripts discarded by Feng Yu, most of which you can read.
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Finally, the debris is discarded into the valleys and streams below.
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His makeshift sleeping quarters are partly devised from discarded cardboard containers.
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A red die showing five sat on a discarded bureau nearby.
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Any beef associated with the recall should be returned or discarded.
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The art — images from Graphite's adventures, discarded sketches — is appropriately inconsistent.
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So that means after each launch, the rocket will be discarded.
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The dead fruit of my early career has now been discarded.
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Altogether, the recycled plastic in each pair renews 9.5 discarded bottles.
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When that view failed, he discarded it in favor of another.
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Discarded milk cartons, with expiration dates from 2013, littered the floor.
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Then she took all her piercings out and discarded them, too.
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The discarded bloodied bones have been strewn about the gallery floor.
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Moreover, no one else stopped to pick up the discarded clothing.
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It's interesting to see what they've kept and what they've discarded.
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That part of the spacecraft will be discarded before re-entry.
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But the country's low-tech traditions have not been casually discarded.
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Many of these items are single use, made to be discarded.
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When she's relieved, her shoulders drop like she's a discarded marionette.
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" Prakhar Tripathi, 22, Kanpur, India"What will happen to discarded objects?
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The school counselor said administrators had discarded past reports of harassment.
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Hoops of green chile lie like discarded earrings, seeds still clinging.
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I could have very well ended up among today's discarded people.
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Still, no one wants to see brain organoids' potential discarded lightly.
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What has been discarded needs to be replaced by something new.
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He sat and watched the crews fill dumpsters of discarded items.
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After the Reformation, Protestants discarded some Catholic traditions, including fasting, apparently.
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In one corner, an employee is installing software on discarded laptops.
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There is no evidence that the text messages were intentionally discarded.
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"These discarded toothbrushes aren't recycled and they don't biodegrade," she said.
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It was pieced together from things discarded, inherited, and outright stolen.
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Discarded clothes by the pool suggested they had been skinny-dipping.
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How a new group of designers is resurrecting once-discarded materials.
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A gift that my leaking, faulty, irrevocably damaged memory, had discarded.
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The debris, including the display, was accidentally discarded in a local landfill.
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Raising finance is difficult, teams are disbanded and expensive equipment is discarded.
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Toronto's photography examines femininity as a mask, something put on or discarded.
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A boy drags discarded car parts on the racetrack in Warneton, Belgium.
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Among the discarded shoes and bedding lie mortar tubes and artillery rounds.
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Outside a school textbook outlet, discarded tomes lay strewn on the ground.
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Not everything from the G5 has been discarded in LG's 2017 update.
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Huey Harris, 59, began shaking out tarps and picking up discarded cans.
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He discarded his jacket as he left, according to the news release.
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In general, estimates near zero are discarded and high estimates are reported.
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The Mummy had the chance to embrace it, and instead discarded it.
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But he spots some garbage on the floor: the loser's discarded wraps.
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Self-centred and humourless, he used people, including women, then discarded them.
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Gone is Eric Bolling, who Fox discarded amid a sexual harassment scandal.
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This was before Troy discarded comedy in favor of being a leader.
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The woman allegedly discarded pickled chicken feet bones on the subway floor.
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E-waste includes discarded electronics such as TVs, cell phones and refrigerators.
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The notion that an "emerging" artist has to be young is discarded.
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After a while, monkey was discarded, and Carrie was trapped there forever.
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Worldwide, discarded waste makes up 58% of plastic waste, per study results.
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Would you pay more than $2,000 for Julian Edelman's discarded beard shavings?!?
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The dirty water will reportedly be discarded through the city's sewage system.
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They're usually flawed authority figures that get discarded partway through the story.
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She discarded the mask within seconds and tossed it on the floor.
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The Hungarian government discarded the results and eventually went with Megyeri Bridge.
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It strings together the faintly remembered, the faintly imagined, the faintly discarded.
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In vehicle scrapyards in the north, he saw stacks of discarded cars.
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Once the government has enough loyal personnel ... the Kemalists will be discarded.
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Discarded feathers, organs, feet and heads piled up as the campers worked.
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It was worried that drugs threatened the (ultimately discarded) idea of amateurism.
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He discarded the green mums, the pink carnations, and the purple pompons.
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And hamburger buns have been discarded -- or at least the tops have.
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Part of our collection is work that had been discarded by others.
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You watched blood flow with your waves as hangmen discarded martyred bodies.
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Two of the most persistent myths about Sontag could profitably be discarded.
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It just gets formatted, or whatever, or just discarded with the server.
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Her innocent past was discarded like a chrysalis abandoned by a butterfly.
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Everything else in advanced alien evolution is discarded as nonfunctional and nonessential.
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History is filled with discarded regimes that have foolishly tested America's resolve.
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But even after that was discarded, teammates were tentative to hit her.
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By the late 20th century, this distinctive message had been mostly discarded.
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Holiday cards don't have to be generic greetings meant to be discarded.
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Much of it can and will be discarded by the incoming administration.
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Discarded syringes litter the ground and users nod off after injecting heroin.
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Her surfaces include train cars, walls, reused canvases, and discarded book covers.
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Local wine customs that had been in place for centuries were discarded.
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The discarded property ranged from hard-to-replace documents to sentimental effects.
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In this case, DNA extracted from a discarded cigarette reinforced her hypothesis.
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Do you commission Ai Weiwei to wrap it in refugees' discarded lifejackets?
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Law enforcement was dispatched to collect discarded DNA from the son's house.
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Between sets, Halep discarded her cap, but that didn't stop the bleeding.
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However, that proposal has been largely discarded after the CIA pushed back.
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Traffic signals are kept operating with parts recycled from discarded traffic lights.
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But there are also financial and regulatory reasons that they get discarded.
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Once those sugars are released into the liquid, the grain is discarded.
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But the White House economic team has discarded that possibility, Mulvaney said.
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What would a novel that discarded all "modes of concealment" look like?
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But today, that snapshot can be tapped, 'liked' and discarded in seconds.
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Ideally, electronics are broken down professionally, carefully discarded with safety in mind.
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Trump discarded advice from allies and officials with his Syria withdrawal plan.
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After seeing a few places, he quickly discarded his ideas about size.
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The camera then cuts to show a number of discarded bamboo tiles.
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The city now pays over $12 million hauling discarded bags to landfills.
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The women Fosse used and discarded and harassed and mistreated were real.
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On a shelf nearby, "Untitled (Jockstrap)" suggests crumpled and hastily discarded underwear.
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Other parts were carried off to be eaten, the bones discarded elsewhere.
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Much of this program has been discarded or placed on the back burner.
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Pieces from the previous iterations of the wall sit discarded on the ground.
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The stench of discarded McNuggets and human excrement mixing into an effervescent bouquet.
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In India, about 70% of the plastic the country consumes is simply discarded.
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Once we discarded the crutches we found out we were very different people.
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There are also currently 10 U.S. locations where Amazon will accept discarded electronics.
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As the mucus exits your body, it mixes with bacteria and discarded cells.
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Discarded gadgets can leak mercury, cadmium, arsenic, and other toxins into the environment.
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Japanese researchers spotted this terrifying discarded doll in 2008 near the Sagami Bay.
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I step on discarded boxers trying to make my way to the showerheads.
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The difference, Dr Robison believes, can be accounted for by discarded larvacean houses.
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Police officers try to match a discarded firearm to a suspect's empty holster.
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On one end of the block, an empty lot collects discarded grocery bags.
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Salles said it was an old idea that was discussed but then discarded.
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Discarded sleeping bags and torn strips of cardboard boxes lie on the ground.
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Cards to be flipped through in an idle moment and discarded at will.
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Police acquired a DNA sample from a cup Talbott had used and discarded.
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Eagle Crater and the discarded landing platform can be seen at top right.
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Edson Chagas shoots objects discarded in the streets of Luanda, Angola, his hometown.
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Each year, according to industry data, about 200 million tires are discarded worldwide.
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Traditionally, expensive rocket bodies are discarded into space after launching payloads to orbit.
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Yet until recently they were often discarded for fear of blood-borne diseases.
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And with a narrow win by Handel, that strategy shouldn't necessarily be discarded.
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"An innocent life was not merely snuffed out, but callously discarded," Conley said.
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These days, Frazier is using cow hide and discarded fish carcasses as bait.
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Where does this discarded and irrelevant -- and honestly, sort of depressing -- clothing go?
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But high rates of discarded food also have adverse impacts on the environment.
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Dogs are animals full of feeling, not objects to be exchanged or discarded.
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These are some of the world's largest dumping grounds for discarded plastic waste.
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One woman, Dawn Sturgess, died after exposure to the agent via discarded trash.
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All are waste stream products that are typically discarded by farmers, Kleitsch said.
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After other diagnoses were considered and discarded, the strongest case was for osteosarcoma.
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Many provisional voters never produced the needed documents, and their ballots were discarded.
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They created dummy Gmail accounts, often employed for one assignment and then discarded.
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Someone then ordered Domino's pizza, with the discarded crust containing critical DNA evidence.
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Andrew M. Cuomo, a Democrat, but discarded in the final state budget deal.
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Anderson's straw man is built from a long-since discarded Potomac two-step.
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It is no longer the Muppets if core values are lost or discarded.
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In many ways, IRC's dynamics have been discarded with for most online interactions.
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He recorded a project's worth of songs, since largely discarded, and was hooked.
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A young man turns a flip over a discarded mattress on a sidewalk.
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Today's younger generation, he said, had discarded the hang-ups of their parents.
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If a contaminant is found in one pot, the entire batch is discarded.
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Ms. Eason told the Charlotte television station that she never discarded any ballots.
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The first disappointment came during the fitting session, when my boots were discarded.
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A more common danger are the thousands of heroin needles discarded by users.
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The idea that development goals and agendas should be apolitical must be discarded.
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Climbing these hills of discarded tailings is illegal, but safety checks are rare.
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With the book's first-person narration mostly discarded, Theo lacks almost any interiority.
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In 2016, 303,631 donated kidneys -- about 20% -- were discarded, according to the researchers.
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Factories burned discarded automobile batteries in the 1970s, releasing pollutants into the air.
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As buildings were cleared by police, items were discarded into the surrounding areas.
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Canners then pick up discarded cans and take them to a redemption center.
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It was not rising inequality that provoked undying anger among these discarded people.
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He also made small, puppetlike sculptures that he gave to friends or discarded.
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At the moment, spent rockets are discarded into space after a single use.
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Sometimes, collecting can mean sifting through recycling bins or piles of discarded material.
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She added masks should only be used one time before being immediately discarded.
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Yachts were scattered about this community of 300 people -- upended, like discarded toys.
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Then, unceremoniously, the moment is discarded and forgotten as another takes its place.
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Certain surfaces, including seat covers and curtains separating cabins, were discarded and replaced.
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Women who wish to donate discarded fetal tissue already give careful informed consent.
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The actual teens discover the discarded video game console in the detention room.
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I wanted my mother to be well, but discarded puzzles told another tale.
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When I see something interesting discarded on a sidewalk, I can't help myself.
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Was clambering to grab the discarded coupons and receipts of others worth it?
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A 2016 study of discarded kidneys deemed unfit for transplant was reviewed by a panel of transplant experts that found as many as 50% of the kidneys that were discarded could have been transplanted, according to the National Kidney Foundation.
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Most were callously discarded in bushes, alleyways or dumpsters, in various states of undress.
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The shield was also damaged before it was discarded, likely by pointed spear tips.
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China fired an anti-satellite missile at one of its own, discarded weather satellites.
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A discarded sofa litters the shore of Guanabara Bay in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
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She paints discarded sheets "Private" and "Public," then drapes the banners off the bridge.
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Traditionally a rocket would launch into space, drop off its payload, and then discarded.
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More than 70 percent of the discarded seeds were still viable, the study says.
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So far 19 states and the District of Columbia have discarded the death penalty.
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It's about a woman named Mimi who sorts out discarded electronics on Silicon Isle.
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First, she wrote, she considered making her profile private, but quickly discarded that idea.
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New research published by security firm Rapid7 revealed how problematic discarded technology can be.
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Data can reside on discarded computers and drives for years — often withstanding the elements.
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About 55% of plastic waste was discarded in 2015, 25% incinerated and 20% recycled.
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The postal service sent five investigators over to pick up the discarded mail Wednesday.
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To this archetype, politics aren't inherently personal and can be conveniently discarded when necessary.
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Any donations that tests positive will be discarded, and the donor will be notified.
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Grossman meticulously documented what he saw, down to the colour of children's discarded shoes.
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Shawe's assistant discarded the phone, saying he feared it was contaminated by rat droppings.
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There is rubbish everywhere, blown by the wind alongside discarded orange caps from syringes.
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Many of the 18,300 submissions will immediately be discarded for not meeting eligibility requirements.
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A broken zip, unlike a lost button, often leads to a garment being discarded.
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Grocery store shelves spilled their contents, leaving trails of smashed bottles and discarded boxes.
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On the way, she tried to eat a discarded taco and a banana peel.
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Like many others, this idea was "discarded as impractical," according to the committee's report.
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The abandoned trash may hold clues, like discarded mail with a name on it.
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After the march, trash cans around campus were stuffed full of the discarded items.
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But forget notions of huge armies of worms unleashed into your discarded grocery bags.
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As soon as I discarded a few things, I realized I liked the feeling.
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There is no furniture, just ubiquitous red carpeting strewn with discarded and broken toys.
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A pile of life jackets discarded by migrants who arrived by boat to Lesbos.
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By the time I finished the book, in late 2018, I'd largely discarded it.
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The pair took the driver's cell phone, discarded it, and fled along Route 16.
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And apparently there tobacco pipes buried throughout the area, like discarded cigarette butts today.
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Those can include flower pots, swimming pool covers, discarded tires and pet water bowls.
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A discarded DNA sample from DeAngelo's home matched evidence in the investigation, detectives said.
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Mr. Trump eventually discarded that advice and, over time, all three of those advisers.
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Yet, for weeks, heaps of discarded possessions grew to towering heights across Puerto Rico.
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This design also includes inherent inefficiencies such as electricity consumption discarded on stale blocks.
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Lingering at the table had long been discarded as a ritual among the urbane.
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An idea to organize a public rally welcoming Mr. Machar was discussed, then discarded.
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The suspect was wearing a dark hat and white jacket, which he later discarded.
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Manus Island, Papua New Guinea (CNN)We are forgotten people, discarded on forgotten islands.
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We spoke in a grubby room full of discarded boxes and old office furniture.
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Such facilities, he added, could also help decrease the amount of publicly discarded needles.
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He compensates by writing poetry, using discarded bags when paper is hard to find.
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Detectives matched a discarded DNA sample from his home to evidence from the investigation.
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The weapon used, an SKS rifle, was found discarded in a field, McDonnell said.
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Everything you see in the painting was made to fall apart and be discarded.
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Millions of kilogrammes of non-biodegradable cigarette butts are discarded every year, it said.
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I left the bottom halves of French fries and discarded the corners of sandwiches.
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They discarded any chance of a rate increase this year, according to CME FedWatch.
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The majority of all plastic produced is discarded or disposed of in natural environments.
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No squirrel perched on the rim of a trash can nibbling a discarded crust.
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More important, the Taliban adamantly opposed the idea, which has now been largely discarded.
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Like much of the assistance we offered, it was discarded by the incoming team.
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Too small, too dark, up stairs, windowless, I tried and discarded and tried again.
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A discarded pacifier lies nearby, as if Williams is a toddler throwing a tantrum.
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On Monday, he discarded a proposal to raise the age limit to purchase rifles.
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Spinnova plans to eventually use agricultural waste material and discarded clothing to produce fibers.
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Finally, the police usually confirm leads by collecting discarded DNA samples from a suspect.
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On the other side, many Palestinians have discarded the idea of a Palestinian state.
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"Help Me!" is filled with epiphanies that are unceremoniously discarded a few pages later.
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Opportunistic dogs canvassed the field, looking for discarded scraps of potato or chicken bone.
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On an early date, Anna trades her uneaten olives for his discarded pizza crusts.
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Eventually, after obtaining a discarded DNA sample and confirming a match, detectives arrested him.
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Now it churns with dust and huge trucks stream past cattle and discarded logs.
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The jersey might have been discarded if not for fellow Punahou alum Peter Noble.
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Over that time period, 22006,230 kidneys were donated; 2114,102 were transplanted; 27,987 were discarded.
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That means more than 17% of kidneys donated in this United States were discarded.
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Teachers, she said, had sometimes found him sifting through trash cans for discarded fruit.
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"To hell with it," Trump said as the discarded speech fluttered to the ground.
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This need requires transporting discarded refrigerators to a new owner or to the dump.
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Letters and responses can easily get lost in the mail or be accidently discarded.
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No revenue-raising provisions have been agreed upon to replace those that were discarded.
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This protein's job is to clean up the detritus of discarded red blood cells.
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Unlike the cherry, though, the seed is the prize, and the flesh is discarded.
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If an idea gets in the way of economic growth, it should be discarded.
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And the authority has been selling discarded train parts like seats, doors and maps.
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The bottles are inspected, and any that don&apost make the cut are discarded.
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MP3 is known as a "lossy" compression format because of the discarded audio data.
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What about the Pacific yew, a "trash tree" that was routinely discarded by foresters?
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The nonprofit recorded footage of children alongside burning waste and mountains of discarded electronics.
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One son, 17-year-old Shafi, was killed, a human shield discarded after use.
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French officials stress that Macron has not discarded his ideas for the euro zone.
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It's a reshoot of a discarded and more risqué scene seldom seen until now.
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Today only about 10 percent of discarded plastic in the United States is recycled.
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Traffic cones, bicycles, chairs, metal gates and construction materials lie discarded in the sludge.
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Doormen constantly sweep papers and cigarettes and other haphazardly discarded objects out of view.
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When studies are funded by industry, it doesn't necessarily mean they should be discarded.
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Any emotional attachment to them, I've discarded as I've been to dozens of them.
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Discarded plastics litter the Earth, and a frightening amount end up in our oceans.
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They've put lawn signs out on the street, like furniture discarded in a move.
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But once in awhile — you could always tell from the slight melancholy in the subject's eyes as she watched her hair get chopped and dyed — she wished she could leap back into the dumpster and rescue her discarded clothes, her discarded identity.
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Members of the WoeLab community have invented the world's first 23D printer made almost entirely from e-waste, built computers with discarded electronics inside plastic jerry cans, and are in the process of repurposing a discarded fridge to house a work station.
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With the increasing awareness of plastics in our oceans, including huge expanses of discarded items hundreds of miles wide, here was the issue writ small: a rare visitor to the park was starving to death because of a piece of discarded plastic.
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She used a similar method of gender inference, running an algorithm that compared commenter names to lists of traditional first names categorized by native speakers, but discarded comments where the gender of the author was ambiguous (46 percent of comments were discarded).
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Unless these "race powers" are finally discarded, she says, the referendum's legitimacy will be diminished.
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For the project, all the weaving materials was discarded plastic and other bits of garbage.
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Aside from a few enthusiastic nods from Wendy, the story all but discarded my choices.
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Cocksedge, a designer known for his high-end objects, was intrigued by the discarded devices.
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But Ms Jin's popularity suggests many young people believe that tradition should not be discarded.
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In 2013, we spoke to photographer Dan Giannopolous about taking photos of discarded drug baggies.
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Discarded items of clothing in a Rohingya refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, on Sept.
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Traylor made his art on the backs of candy packaging, discarded boxes and window advertisements.
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Only the Polish people can restore the short democratic tradition that Mr. Kaczynski has discarded.
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Trash and debris are left discarded across the grounds in the aftermath of the festival.
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He picked it up and began what he now calls, the "Discarded Drug Baggies" project.
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After being repeatedly flagged by fact-checkers working with Facebook, YNW eventually discarded the yournewswire.
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An optional extra that feels disposable and gets rudely discarded because no one feels invested.
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They go back to older kinds of political and social values that have been discarded.
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Just as many will have discarded the idea, finding it too obvious to merit interest.
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In east and south east Asia, discarded electronics are piling up at an alarming rate.
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"Our investigator observed discarded CGMP documents and evidence of uncontrolled shredding of documents," it said.
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That means more drug use, injuries and discarded needles in parks and on city streets.
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He argued "it was possible that those people had discarded the gun," per the Chronicle.
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EPA did cut the quotas compared to statutory levels, but it discarded more aggressive changes.
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He installed it on a pile of laptops he had long ago discarded as junk.
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The basement fire was blamed on a cigarette discarded into debris left after the repairs.
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Next, they checked the sequences and discarded any that they suspected may have contained errors.
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But it discarded that truce last month when it agreed to establish relations with Gambia.
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Less than 10 per cent of discarded plastics are recycled—the rest head to landfills.
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We were America's shunned, discarded and invisible, no longer willing to stay silent and unseen.
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Ms. Wergeles said she thought the company had discarded a relationship that stretched back decades.
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Micro-plastics are in our seafood and drinking water long after the straws are discarded.
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She says she never saw who people voted for and she never discarded the ballots.
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The company says every 2.2 pounds of discarded gum translates into four pairs of sneakers.
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Others began following suit, acquiring the discarded horsecars and setting them up in Ocean Beach.
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The number is nearly double the 462 million pounds of waste EPA discarded in 2017.
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The next morning, I found the bag empty, gnawed and discarded in the laundry room.
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Every year, 16 teams enter and 15 leave with their heads down, defeated and discarded.
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The sets feature minute and handcrafted details, like a discarded soda cup in a stream.
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"Most cryptocurrencies are garbage and will be discarded into the dustbin of history," Hougan said.
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When they couldn't see one they opened her abdomen and found testes which they discarded.
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I slowly discarded every notion I held about what it meant to be a man.
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You used her and you discarded her, as you did indeed with your invented Anna.
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It may also save ego depletion from being discarded prematurely as a useful scientific concept.
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Amid this distrust, residents like Mr. Latimer grew worried that their ballots would be discarded.
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It was built on a mountain of lies and discarded videotapes of others teams practicing.
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A person's mind reaches for an old coping mechanism—never mind that it's been discarded.
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So wouldn't the biggest shock be if he discarded his persona and showed some vulnerability?
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A woman who had called 911 initially thought it was a child's discarded science experiment.
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The inhabitants discarded the shells in heaps that grew year after year, century after century.
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Advanced midcentury thinking had all but discarded the categories of "normal" and "abnormal" sexual conduct.
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Both of these valuable agreements have been discarded without a viable plan to replace them.
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A fetid odor emanates from plastic trash bags discarded by hundreds of thousands of homes.
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Critics worry that the International Space Station might be discarded before its successors are ready.
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Along the way they also discarded many traits that were no longer relevant or useful.
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Now, with the new regulation proposed by the Trump administration, this sanity may be discarded.
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Ms. Rawass said she soon discarded the heels she had worn even during the war.
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Jewelry designers are using old coins, bits of wood and discarded buttons for their creations.
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They worry that discarded syringes could threaten children and tourists playing in the area's parks.
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Cacao varieties that don't impress expert palates are discarded, no matter how well they grow.
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Banks were the worst performing group, which declined 0.8 percent as investors discarded riskier assets.
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Cacao varieties that don't impress expert palettes are discarded, no matter how well they grow.
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Most notably, he made a series of small gemlike vistas set into discarded Polaroid cartridges.
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Who discarded them and why, and what do we as Americans make of all this?
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Wilted or brown leaves should be discarded along with the outer lettuce layer, he said.
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We have even discarded as much personal property as we can decently get along without.
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Neither is discarded; rather they are combined and both used for the God of Israel.
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"We have discarded our old decentralized structure that allowed prior problems to occur," he said.
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This is a competition that has, in recent years, discarded the very notion of unlikely.
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Convincing people that there's plenty of life left in discarded food is a good start.
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When she discarded the sweatshirt, word quickly traveled that a woman was running the marathon.
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Puddles of water collect along poorly paved roads, which are strewn with the occasional discarded appliance.
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This is how it looked with my second and I discarded it thinking it was one.
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Signal and Wickr provide particularly good options for controlling when your messages "disappear" and are discarded.
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Waste recovered on the Everest Cleaning Campaign includes empty cans, bottles, plastic and discarded climbing gear.
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So we took the conveyors that we discarded from the GA 3 line, which didn't work.
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Or no, I discarded it, because it was within me, in my own perceptions — not outside.
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But he discarded the strategy after two psychiatric evaluations determined he was fit to stand trial.
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And yet there's no clear evidence that Pakistan has discarded its selective approach to militant groups.
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Except, that is, when he makes Mr. Hart eat discarded nachos out of a garbage can.
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She only uses pre-sterilized tools that are designed for one-time use and then discarded.
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It's so far unclear if the discarded faulty batteries were related to the Note 7 debacle.
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So we took the conveyors that we discarded from the GA 2400 line, which didn't work.
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"Many [threats] are discarded and the ones that deserve attention are investigated exhaustively," the agency said.
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Hackers can use bits of information that are not needed and are discarded, to their advantage.
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She dumped him, leaving him a-gloop at the hotel right next to her discarded eyelashes.
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The manifesto launched this spring was insipid and backward-looking, dusting off tried and discarded ideas.
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The rotation is the rotation, an unsightly mosaic fashioned from other clubs' discarded bric-a-brac.
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Mountains of discarded red Solo cups and beer cans lay ignored on the sparse grass outside.
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The manuscripts narrowly escaped being discarded in the library clearout a few years ago, Rozemond added.
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Just 2200% of 2600m tonnes of solid waste discarded each day the world over is plastic.
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You can get shoulder bags made of discarded sailcloth and pillows sewn from Japanese shibori remnants.
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Please revisit her disastrous 1999 Halloween special, which plays out like a discarded episode of Passions.
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Put another way, you could build 4,500 Eiffel Towers with that volume of discarded electronic stuff.
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A single syringe was reused during the campaign instead of being discarded after a single use.
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Every new idea can be immediately put to the test and either improved upon or discarded.
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In a subsequent venture, they reused old discarded parachute silks to create a patterned floor coverings.
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He's adopted some of his team's recommendations, sources close to the situation say, but discarded others.
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Last week Becca bizarrely discarded her best suitor—the dewy, well-oiled stud Jason the banker.
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The assailant wore a later-discarded wig as a disguise and doused Shipman with pepper spray.
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In January, he signed an executive order requiring two regulations be discarded for every new one.
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It uses heat from briquettes made of discarded paper and other natural materials, including garden waste.
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We found discarded cans of Arizona Iced Tea in the mud near the pop-up location ...
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But other ideas, such as tying tax reform to infrastructure, have already been discarded by Republicans.
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Any donations that test positive will be discarded, and the donor will be notified, Forbes said.
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"Many (threats) are discarded and the ones that deserve attention are investigated exhaustively," the agency said.
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Instead, it "simply discarded prior factual findings related to climate change to support its course reversal."
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Moreover, the road is strewn with discarded nutritional ideas that didn't work, or were even harmful.
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He discarded the traditional court principle that judges should respect portions of legislation not deemed unconstitutional.
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Kids play with broken vacuum cleaners and discarded suitcases while teenagers listen to music in driveways.
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Scores of stall holders offered home-baked cakes and discarded books, paintings and handcrafted face scrubs.
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Heaps of clothing and discarded flip-flops testify to their transient presence in these forbidding spots.
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If Meng's claims to these rights have been discarded because justice demands it, that's one thing.
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Vendors I barely remember close down, taking with them books and games I bought and discarded.
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As such, a quick format doesn't count as data sanitization for devices intended to be discarded.
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By 1947, it was discarded, leaving behind thousands of fuel-filled barrels and asbestos-laced buildings.
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In the lower left, yet another abused, pulverized body seems to rest on the floor, discarded.
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It has to do with the belief within the ruling class that they're the discarded tissue.
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Whether it's too trite or just out of left field, some career advice is best discarded.
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Recently, Griner discarded the brace, and is moving well on the court without signs of injury.
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The vision to bring creative writing to us forgotten and discarded prisoners has changed our lives.
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Trina films herself inside dumpsters behind makeup shops, sorting through white trash bags for discarded producers.
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The discarded of this war appear in such numbers that their personhood can easily escape us.
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The merchandise goes through a retail triage: Employees decide what will be sold, donated or discarded.
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But over time, as the furor threatened to irreparably tarnish his nominee, Mr. Trump discarded restraint.
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When he landed in Brooklyn, at age 15, he saw unfinished plates of food being discarded.
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It has a ban on alcohol and an abundance of beat-up Mercedes discarded from Europe.
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It's made of cheap paper materials so that it can travel one way and be discarded.
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And, yes, some positive test results can later be discarded with proof of a doctor's prescription.
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Over the past half-decade, Gomez has repeatedly discarded masks and refined her detached pop style.
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The end of financing in 2025 does not necessarily mean the station would be discarded then.
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Since the end of the study period in 2014, the number of discarded kidneys has increased.
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In comparison, in France, only about 9% of donated kidneys were discarded during the study period.
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But the reference to antiques dealers has now been discarded, lest it sound musty and fusty.
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Contigo says 5.7 million of its water bottles should be discarded due to a choking hazard.
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As with so many things in the age of Trump, norms and practices are discarded daily.
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The bird is unable to eat because of a discarded plastic ring stuck in its beak.
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A toy horse, a locomotive and a Santa Claus ornament sit among discarded ribbons and ornaments.
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But in other cases they will dispatch an undercover officer to collect a discarded coffee cup.
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This will have an environmental effect, as there will be a higher turnover of discarded appliances.
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Is Nazi thinking merely a tumor that can be cut from the body politic and discarded?
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Researchers also found no increase in crime, and a decrease in public injecting and discarded needles.
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As Falstaff scurries to London, little does he know that Hal has discarded his former ways.
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Your discarded lotto tickets are recycled into paper products, like napkins at SCA's Barton, Alabama facility.
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Trump discarded past US practice by agreeing to meet with Netanyahu within weeks of the election.
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We cannot allow this sailor's remains and her service to our nation be discarded or forgotten.
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It began with a spate of discarded books, culled from drawers and desks across the newsroom.
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In the initial, since discarded count, Harris edged out McCready by less than a percentage point.
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"At least 60 to 70% of blood is discarded from a venous blood draw," said Blitz.
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They found coral over trawl marks and reef-forming coral growing out of discarded trawl nets.
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After finishing the New York City Marathon, she came across $60 in a discarded phone holder.
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A 2019 study found that about 20% of kidneys donated in the United States were discarded.
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For this group, art emerged organically from their engagement with local customs, relics, and discarded articles.
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This brown sack isn't a bag, it's a discarded relic from a country fair potato sack race.
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As a teenager, Mendoza discarded his dream of being a professional soccer player and turned to rugby.
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If you're not a supporter, you are a threat and an enemy, and enemies must be discarded.
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A collection of discarded placards, with no sign of the (apparently ineffective) protesters who once held them.
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I just think that those are old ideas that need to be broken and discarded quite honestly.
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Discarded in a ditch, the hand was found near a temple devoted to the god Jupiter Dolichenus.
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These look like they could be discarded manufacturing parts or glass panels that failed quality assurance testing.
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A clue hidden in a discarded bible appears to signal his intentions to be followed and found.
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Some peatlands harvested in this way are now discarded as vast, barren wastelands—deserts of cracking mud.
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Liverpool discarded Carroll as much for his wayward lifestyle as for the injuries he broke down with.
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They weren't meant to last, and when ticket sales dwindled, most were discarded like old fairground rides.
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Making the invisible, visible Giannopoulos is passionately curious about the underlying stories of these dirty, discarded baggies.
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Wilson, a 17-year-old Honduran, said he had feasted on rotten mangos discarded by street vendors.
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They're a pair of discarded misfits, neither taken seriously nor looked to as standard bearers of courage.
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He looked down and discovered in horror a discarded syringe stuck to the sole of his shoe.
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Like most plot points in Kingsman, Hart's struggle lurches abruptly between being tragic, comic, and altogether discarded.
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After financial setbacks, Sonnenfeld left the project, and new director Brad Silberling discarded most of Handler's script.
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People start fires—with a discarded cigarette butt, a poorly extinguished campfire, and also, though rarely, arson.
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Michael Brennan studies how gay porn stars are consumed and discarded by those who watch their work.
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The egg trap is constructed from two 20-inch (50 cm) sections of discarded rubber car tires.
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Upcycling for a good cause Street Sleeper gets donations of advertising billboards that would otherwise be discarded.
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"You get nothing!" he screamed at her when she asked for one of his many discarded Porsches.
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Even seeing a neighbor's discarded Little Caesar's box in a pile of recycling makes her want some.
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Children play on a dusty patio among discarded bits of wood and metal and an abandoned sofa.
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Out of the discarded digital musings, more than 30 of them contained typos and/or other errors.
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Keep a recycling bin close by as you'll quickly be drowning in tiny bits of discarded paper.
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Some have gravitated toward eating bowhead whale carcasses that have been picked apart and discarded by hunters.
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After those beautiful images of nebulae are produced, the information in them is often discarded, says Peek.
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In 2015 the discarded part of "Mockingbird" was published as "Go Set a Watchman", to tepid reviews.
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When we're enjoying a salad, a brown piece of wilted lettuce or kale is almost always discarded.
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Instead of sharing a photo of his lighter head, he tweeted a shot of the discarded hair.
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Chef Cara Stadler decided to intervene; she wanted to use the discarded greens for a culinary experiment.
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The suspects' car was discarded and burned outside of Gillam near the Fox Lake Cree Nation reserve.
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The law also mandates that abortion remains be buried or cremated instead of discarded as medical waste.
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Maybe it was stored for a while to fulfill some legal requirements, but then it was discarded.
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The downward pull of gravity, which was sometimes present in earlier work, has disappeared; a conceit discarded.
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She's picked up and discarded men in the name of getting laid between infuriating closed-door meetings.
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As the United States slowly discarded the line-sharing plan, other countries embraced it to great success.
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At any time in the DV application process, a selectee's application can be discarded for any reason.
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Various door styles were discarded in favor of what became a vehicle with two tall, sideways trunks.
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They also pulled 300 kg (660 lb) of discarded fishing nets - known as "ghost nets" - from Andros.
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Eventually, these were discarded when they went down to the water in hot-pink and orange bikinis.
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Clothing brand GiLo is taking discarded plastic bottles found on beaches and turning them into men's boardshorts.
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Instead of being reused, it becomes a discarded relic of a 3-week portion of our lives.
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An agency spokeswoman, Amy J. Thoreson, said investigators recovered the discarded outfit from a nearby trash can.
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Early attempts were discarded, Mr. Horovitz said, because they were too well executed for Evelyn's beginner status.
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Many buildings there are strewn with discarded objects, and abandoned vehicles have been enveloped by overgrown weeds.
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Most bottarga is a fisherman's afterthought, coming from parts of the catch that otherwise may be discarded.
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They use bricks, clay pots, discarded furniture, wooden stools, bicycles, porcelain sunflower seeds—the list goes on.
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The remaining 79% has been sent to landfills, improperly discarded or found its way into the oceans.
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But given how many democratic norms he's already discarded, it's not entirely outside the realm of possibility.
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Strewn throughout the studio were bits of glass, marble, wood, paint, and discarded metal from old cars.
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For decades stem cells have posed an ethical quandary as they've largely been harvested through discarded embryos.
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It quickly became an anthemic for the way it discarded a failed relationship with swagger and vulgarity.
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I covered the face of a dead woman with a discarded shirt and said a silent prayer.
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On paper, these names sound like the product of a discarded script for a Guy Ritchie film.
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"Single-use diagnostics are only used for a few minutes and then discarded or incinerated," Edwards explains.
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Rather than take the time to clean brushes, he discarded them from one color to the next.
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Independent e-waste recyclers, which handle the bulk of discarded iPhones, will not have access to Liam.
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But that objective has now been discarded, with Mr. Hammond signaling his willingness to borrow for investment.
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In Ohio, residents who make a minor error filling out personal information will have their votes discarded.
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Here, the ground is still littered with the uniforms soldiers discarded when they left 10 years ago.
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All around were the discarded blue rubber gloves of the emergency workers who carried the bodies away.
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Ultimately, NADA was discarded … and LOVE was not all you need, contrary to what the Beatles say.
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And when they tire of us, or when we are no longer of use, we are discarded.
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" The first is "unflinching" honesty: "If he thinks the old cases should be discarded, he says so.
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Power lines and carelessly discarded cigarettes have been among the most notorious culprits of wildfires in California.
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When it is discarded, the security of the nation and our allies is the first to suffer.
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Do you think we should have just given in to her wishes and discarded the original agreement?
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There were suggestions that teenage pranksters may have stolen the shoes and then panicked and discarded them.
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And items that might be discarded in the ocean, like cardboard boxes and hula hoops, figure prominently.
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Her diaper changed, Ella went into diva mode, wailing and clutching at her mother's discarded fur coat.
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The Madison team tried that too, but later discarded the cutouts to make it faster to manufacture.
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And both masks are disposable by design, typically discarded whenever they become too wet, dirty, or damaged.
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In real life, each of these companies had more sinuous origins, with dead ends and discarded ideas.
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Before long, he was creating his own instruments out of old oil drums and other discarded items.
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Nicknamed the "dementia tax," the policy prompted such an outcry that it was discarded within four days.
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Kawakami's characters, surrounded by discarded objects, update this ephemeral "Tale of Genji" ambivalence to the broken present.
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Her body was found discarded along the side of Interstate 10 in Arcadia Parish, Lousiana, in 2009.
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At night, he studied at a makeshift desk forged from a discarded blackboard and four bamboo sticks.
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Families are asked to bring clean discarded Halloween costumes, which will be piled on the show's floor.
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Indeed, the three nations already renegotiated Nafta once as part of the discarded Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement.
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That's because the votes of the failed candidates are effectively discarded when the delegate count is calculated.
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We observe the activity of the residents through the acute observations of Riggle, a discarded, uneducated teen.
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The investigators first tried to collect a DNA sample from a discarded milk carton, but were unsuccessful.
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Workouts, for many, are something like possessions: If they don't spark joy, they tend to be discarded.
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The little piles of discarded items that come with Chinese New Year traditions have a bright side.
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The junk includes defunct satellites, discarded rocket boosters, and tiny pieces of garbage from a prior collision.
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One of its reporters obtained a discarded tablet computer that it said had belonged to Ms. Choi.
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But she's not just a crutch to be used and discarded by the men in her life.
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Used diapers, discarded clothing, bags, empty tins of beans and hummus, and human feces littered the ground.
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In desperation, hospitals have begun to revive old antibiotics that were discarded because they were too toxic.
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So, uh, does the British Museum need to borrow a shit-ton of discarded plastic or whatever?
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You might also think that those shown not to work as well as alternatives are immediately discarded.
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Speculation is rife that objects could have been discarded at sea many years ago by construction workers.
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The street, busy with traffic from customers, is littered with empty bottles and scraps of discarded clothing.
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Chan discarded the luggage the next morning in the bushes near a subway station before flying home.
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Neither seems particularly comfortable, but neither have they discarded their fancy clothes, packed their bags and left.
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His naked body — decapitated, dismembered, discarded — was found in front of a black cemetery just outside Jasper.
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Two Britons who came across a discarded perfume box that contained a vial of the poison collapsed.
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If they cannot reach the grain soon, they warn, some will spoil and have to be discarded.
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But the oxygenation hypothesis was discarded after being disproved by a series of experiments published in 1987.
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The guy hits some discarded shopping bins and hits the floor like an old sack of potatoes.
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Fires often started on roadsides, ignited by discarded cigarette butts or even a spark from a motorcycle.
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What Ms. Powers discovered was that many shelters already had art programs and closets filled with discarded artwork.
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Unwanted fish can no longer be discarded at sea, which has helped to reverse the depletion of stocks.
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Pistachio PedestalPrice: $48 This elegant wooden serving dish has space for both the nuts and the discarded shells.
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Back at the barber shop, a resident scooped up two empty wooden ammunition boxes discarded by the army.
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Given the recent fidget spinner fad, though, there should be plenty of discarded spinners to retrofit into centrifuges.
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Take Ángel Exterminador, one of their invented instruments, made from a discarded part of the old border wall.
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Discarded devices powered by lithium-ion batteries are basically fire bombs waiting to explode on unsuspecting sanitation workers.
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Normally, you wouldn't make bloopers for a live performance because bloopers refer to discarded footage from a film.
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"Recalled product should be discarded or may be returned to the place of purchase for a full refund."
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The majority of all plastic produced is discarded or disposed of in natural environments, rather than being recycled.
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Once discarded into the environment, it takes an average of 450 years for just one bottle to decompose.
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Divers retrieved rusted scrap metal, a shopping trolley and a discarded bicycle from the waves alongside plastic waste.
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The most significant mineral and energy opportunities it's pursuing have already been examined or discarded by other players.
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Brown said her body was then wrapped up and taken out to be discarded, according to Munoz's testimony.
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After getting off work that day, they discarded his remaining body parts in the Florida Panhandle, records said.
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While traditional private equity funds have been discarded, sovereign wealth funds may fit the bill, the source said.
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In Africa, the concern is that discarded plastic bags also pool water that can breed disease-causing mosquitoes.
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He discarded it on Sunday after it broke: "I didn't even see it after the game," he said.
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The other, Mr DeAngelo, was arrested after police had tested the DNA on an item he had discarded.
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He discarded plans for an EU-funded bad bank to absorb soured loans put forward by the EBA.
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Typically, such components are discarded after each launch, with a new booster rocket used for the next one.
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The first big "twist" of the finale is that Ofelia, a driving force in the show, is discarded.
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She added more paint, burlap, fragments of newspaper and bits of discarded paintings by her husband, Jackson Pollock.
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The Mongols sacked Baghdad in 1258, causing the Tigris to flow black from the ink of discarded books.
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If this time is different, it is only because the lessons of history have been discarded so quickly.
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His arrest barely registered back in Moscow: the man who may have saved the country was quickly discarded.
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Even before China's ban, only 9 percent of discarded plastic was being recycled, while 0003 percent was burned.
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Harvest season is drawing to a close, yet hundreds of harvested onions lie discarded on the cracked earth.
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The line will soon seal us in forever, to survive off discarded crusts until we rot into nothingness.
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The scraps that remain are discarded as part of respiration, in the outgoing carbon dioxide, or in urine.
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And once Mr Erdogan had got what he wanted from the process, he discarded it and moved on.
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In and of itself, this poor showing for search data does not mean Google statistics should be discarded.
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A pooch named Boo was also left on a curb along with his family's discarded furniture in Detroit.
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After years of turning discarded books into intricate sculptural artworks, Kerry Miller is retiring for the foreseeable future.
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Backman was also controlled under Christenson, with her diet restricted and her medications for anxiety and depression discarded.
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Similar centers have been found to reduce the spread of infectious disease, overdose deaths and improperly discarded syringes.
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Tristram Stuart caught our attention back in January with his ingenious idea of turning discarded bread into beer.
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African migrants "become commodities to be bought, sold and discarded when they have no more value," he added.
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Last year, Sagawa, then the head of the ministry's financial bureau, told parliament the materials had been discarded.
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"[You're getting] rid of this stuff?" she says, pointing to a pile of discarded clothes on the floor.
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She says looters are searching for platinum, which was a discarded byproduct of gold panning at the time.
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House Republican leaders had an ambitious plan earlier this year, but key pieces of it have been discarded.
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Authorities used discarded DNA evidence from his home to arrest DeAngelo, Sacramento County Sheriff Scott Jones said Wednesday.
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He would screen discarded 25mm Bollywood prints in his father's garage for the neighborhood kids with no sound.
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And even when it comes to big commercial fisheries, discarded by-catch and illegal fishing often go unreported.
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Failing to address these matters might make any agreement simply an equivalent to the discarded treaty with Iran.
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The nonprofit recycles discarded bars of soap from hotels in Cambodia and distributes it to people in need.
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Wary of anyone else's counsel, he repeatedly discarded advice from his chief of staff on how to proceed.
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RATES: The Federal Reserve left interest rates unchanged on Wednesday and discarded its promises of "further gradual increases".
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Andrew Renner then killed the "shrieking" newborn cubs and discarded their bodies outside the den, the statement said.
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It should not be discarded in favor of what is sure to be a chaotic and unstable replacement.
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As of October, 27,500 complaints about discarded needles have been made this year, compared with 6,363 last year.
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Even after they've cruelly discarded you, some will rewrite the story to make it sound wonderful, she says.
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It was built from castoffs—a discarded dentist's chair, an old TV camera—and weighed four hundred pounds.
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The landscape is littered with abandoned houses and discarded tires that are perfect breeding grounds for the insects.
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One commercial project he worked on was a series of hyperrealistic discarded objects for a garbage disposal company.
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Likely cause of #Boomtown fire found as discarded cigarette setting light to stubble around the parked cars. pic.twitter.
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That option was discarded in favour of a loan waiver that would change the drawdown period, sources said.
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That's when Google turned to previously discarded and ignored data logs and repurposed them as a 'behavioral surplus.
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We realized that we had become the world's discarded, and this knowledge was a great source of loneliness.
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Biological samples that were thought to have been discarded or missing were soon located in a private laboratory.
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In Indiana, the police staked out Mr. Miller's house on July 6 and took trash he had discarded.
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Desperate for entertainment, he discovered the puzzle in the living room amid a pile of other discarded gifts.
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The nerve agent could have been left on, or in, a discarded object by whoever poisoned the Skripals.
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Articles with fewer than five ratings are discarded; this leaves 67,280 ratings of 1,437 articles by 3,431 people.
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In the United States, they are discarded goods; once they are in Mexico, they are in-demand commodities.
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Lieutenant Klaus said officers had found clothing alongside railroad tracks that may have been discarded by Mr. Davis.
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Small moments of discovery are buried throughout: colorful dioramas hidden in vintage film reels, a discarded fictional newspaper.
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Both these theories, initially accepted by Indians, were later questioned by historians and discarded half a century ago.
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Some areas use discarded trees to prevent beach erosion or sink them into lakes to create fish habitats.
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My idealism was shattered by a brief flurry of bombs that left my confidence shattered and morality discarded.
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Kris' discarded Roll-Royce is sitting on an L.A. car auction lot ... and the opening bid is $195k.
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But the Nets found the star they had been waiting for in a player another franchise had discarded.
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Dogs, whether they are free-ranging, foraging at garbage dumps or looking for discarded food, don't need teamwork.
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GREEN The bevy of previous authors discarded in the course of the musical's development dodged a bullet here.
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The number of discarded organs has actually risen to 20%, according to a study published in January 2019.
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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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Rubbish, debris and discarded items such as bicycles could be seen next to the ramshackle, shantytown-style tents.
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This is game about people who are oppressed, exploited, deemed worthless by our society, and discarded to die.
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The mayor asked somebody in the city hall front office to find a copy of the discarded flier.
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Where else, for example, would an entire pre-credit sequence be built around a discarded ice-cream cone?
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They also intend to make an extensive case that Democrats' entire impeachment process must be discarded as invalid.
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Our recent research indicates that by the late 1990s it had deteriorated beyond repair, and was subsequently discarded.
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The study authors estimate that those cars alone will ultimately result in 250,000 tons of discarded battery packs.
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Bitcoin inspired some researchers to take another look at older, mostly discarded cryptographic approaches designed for decentralized systems.
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Tesla discarded the SolarCity name post-acquisition and now sells its solar products under the Tesla energy banner.
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However, the woman's testimony was discarded and officers were indicted on lesser charges including bribery and official misconduct.
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Walnut-based cat litter is made from ground walnut shells, a food byproduct that would normally be discarded.
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However, the woman's testimony was discarded and officers were indicted on lesser charges including bribery and official misconduct.
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The insatiable pigs are fed everything from old refrigerators and discarded water bottles to emotional baggage and dreams.
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This pair of lemon goby parents watched over eggs that they'd laid on a piece of discarded glass.
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But commanders discarded the option when analysts estimated that the bomb's blast would also kill thousands of civilians.
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Owner's manuals may seem like scraps that should be discarded immediately, but they can save your tech life.
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The documents were supposed to be locked up after business hours and shredded before being discarded, CNN said.
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" This involves Dumpster diving for medical waste at women's care clinics, to rescue and inter the discarded "babies.
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But nearly 40% of the hepatitis C-infected kidneys donated between January 2018 and March 2019 were discarded.
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Employees were reminded that an unintended misstep, like a discarded pill on a carpet, could have dire consequences.
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To make 'ivory black,' I gathered some discarded shards of ivory from a keyboard factory in Ivoryton, Connecticut.
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Rather than disclose the internal records from South Sudan, Ms. Inada initially told Parliament they had been discarded.
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And kidneys from "black" donors might be discarded on the assumption that they are more prone to failure.
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I tried to use discarded chunks of concrete I found nearby to prop up the car's rear wheels.
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Turtles suffocate when they confuse shopping bags with jellyfish, or drown when they get entangled in discarded nets.
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Watch this video to learn how discarded hair can go from trash to an oil-spill cleaning treasure.
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In the context of a conspiracy, that explanation can be discarded because everyone is in on it, right?
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Difficult to remove, and a groundwater and soil hazard as they corrode, this discarded metal is an environmental concern.
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In three decades, the world's oceans will contain more discarded plastic than fish when measured by weight, researchers say.
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He discarded a tradition fostered during the Obama administration of calling on a reporter from the Associated Press first.
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Resumés from Asians who were considered were often discarded in the screening phase or after a preliminary telephone interview.
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The company is blaming it on a "bug" and swears that it's going to delete those discarded videos now.
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They believe Frazee set her remains on fire and discarded of them in either a river or a dump.
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Roussos said most ghost nets are lost by accident due to storms, currents or entanglement rather than deliberately discarded.
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One of the central exhibits, an especially commissioned artwork, is an origami bouquet of flowers, made with discarded banknotes.
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"Too many people in this world are treated like rags: used, discarded, disrespected, unwanted," Schmidt told Hyperallergic over email.
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In April, Facebook blamed a bug for maintaining copies of videos users had taken but subsequently discarded before posting.
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But instead of neglecting the injured, or seeing them as a burden to be discarded, they engaged in healthcare.
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Discarded plastic clutters pristine land, floats in huge masses in oceansand rivers and entangles wildlife, sometimes with deadly results .
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At $1,000 a go, it's not likely there'll be many discarded iPhone X's out there in the near future.
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It's worth reading the whole thing, but it was an aside about discarded EV batteries that caught my eye.
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Now, an old answer to that problem is making a surprise comeback, drawing on years of nearly discarded work.
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According to ABC News, Owen the puppy was abandoned in a discarded fridge with his six siblings and mom.
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Sweat, urine, poop, and the other fun byproducts of the body are normally treated as waste to be discarded.
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Neil took off his coat and tossed it across the ottoman, on top of the gloves he'd already discarded.
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Last week, the Fed discarded a promise to keep raising rates, and instead pledged patience on further policy change.
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Film preservation has advanced from the early days of cinema when movies were often discarded after their initial runs.
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As a creative outlet, they started making cuffs and collars from discarded scraps at a local horse saddle shop.
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And like LeWitt's wall drawings, Sandback's artworks went up for an exhibition and then came down, the materials discarded.
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Although many of these featured hand-painted and sculptural designs, they were rarely considered art, and were often discarded.
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" Rick Perry said Trump's candidacy was "a cancer on conservatism, and it must be clearly diagnosed, excised, and discarded.
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Plus, short-heeled sandals can look glaringly similar to the discarded bins of evening shoes at a secondhand store.
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He won 11, drew four and lost three — and became the 11th coach discarded by Perez in 12 years.
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It must be a hard thing for many women to see it all discarded as straight-up medical waste.
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Her portraits are often comprised of such materials as acrylic, discarded canvas scraps, fabric, or oil, layered on canvas.
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At the landfill, pickers are on site 24 hours a day and fires burning discarded material smolder all night.
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Orange-hued and modular, they resemble those from the 1970s, discarded because they were flammable, another visitor danger averted.
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The married father of four has made four prototype cars, from everyday, discarded materials like wood, plastic and Styrofoam.
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Now Trump has discarded his stance on the most complex geopolitical conflict in the world today, deciding to bomb.
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Most missions in Titanfall 2 have a unique hook, one that's discarded when you move onto the next one.
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Viewers can't tell if the deflated "bodies" are supposed to be floating in air or discarded on the ground.
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She discarded a blonde wig and some clothing as she fled the mall, but was quickly captured by police.
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Others repurpose discarded circuitry in cool and unique ways, like this insect sculpture made by artist Julie Alice Chappell.
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Undeterred, Baluchi bravely stepped out onto the ocean in his hydropod, like the protagonist of a discarded Pixar script.
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Also Zac Efron, shirtless and soulful 2014's Neighbors memorably featured an adorable baby chomping on a discarded condom.
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They guzzled coffee like it was water to stay awake, some eating discarded food that was not necessarily theirs.
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Instead, this brand new rocket was used the old fashioned way and discarded after it performed its duties admirably.
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In fact, I don't want recordings made of my audio, period—I want the audio processed and immediately discarded.
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Roger Ballen got famous for his eerie photos of abandoned urban sprawl and the discarded people who live there.
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The tubular bodies, for instance, are pre-formed two-liter cooking oil containers that get discarded due to imperfections.
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But the narrative Moore told of a discarded and disillusioned population would prove difficult for the city to escape.
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How they're doing it: During brain surgery, healthy tissue is often removed along with diseased tissue, and then discarded.
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Any location data sent back from the LBS to the two cars corresponding to the fake paths is discarded.
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But hours of tired hands (and many discarded sponges later), she knew there had to be a better way.
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I'd heard that line before, of course, but always discarded it under some vague notion of neglected civic duty.
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Today, a discarded red plaid blanket here, a khaki sleeping bag there, are the only traces of their passage.
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Wooden wall carvings recall Somalia's discarded national alphabet, and Farah can be watched at work through a small window.
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They discarded tens of thousands of testimonials from Eritreans defending the Isaias regime, claiming these were irrelevant or inauthentic.
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Our source suggested that there could be further sales as other business units deemed unnecessary are discarded from GFG.
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I'm loathe to throw any book away, and yet I know that I've discarded many books like this one.
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Plumbers frequently are summoned to fix public restroom pipes clogged with discarded syringes, he said in a phone interview.
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It trademarked its name and discarded "the hoodies and Guy Fawkes masks" in a press release in November 2015.
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I have a feeling that this is what life was like for them then, all other vocabulary unused, discarded.
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This suggests that improved bilateral relations may be another campaign promise that ultimately may be discarded when politically expedient.
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If TSA officers can't figure out what the powder is, it may be discarded or put into checked baggage.
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Among the discarded remains, reclaimed leased planes, and intellectual properties of those shuttered carriers, however, one survivor stands out.
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But the group also included pedestrians who were struck by scooter riders or who stumbled over a discarded scooter.
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The Dream Chaser freighter also includes a detachable piggyback cargo module that will be discarded during atmospheric re-entry.
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Shortly after the murder, they cut Yovanny from Ochoa-Lopez's womb and discarded her body in a trash can.
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Shimazu, 30, a collector of cardboard, has traveled to 27 countries to pick up boxes destined to be discarded.
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The unattended bag found while cleaning out a great-grandparent's home looked like trash, and it was nearly discarded.
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To date, Goonj has distributed three million biodegradable MyPads made from cleaned, discarded cotton materials to women across India.
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Throughout, curved and straight lines embody the sacred grace of the Renaissance simultaneously with the discarded mechanics of industry.
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Scott tweeted that the track's beat was one he discarded three years ago, until Ye wanted to revisit it.
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Tires, floats, and buoys appeared to have been discarded by humans directly into the water and on the beach.
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"They even asked for any paper notes we'd discarded, but we haven't taken them up on that," Tarn admits.
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There'll be lots of old timers there, many of whom seem like discarded characters of a Charles Portis novel.
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The nameplate was often given a sort of lonely prominence — although several other designs were tried and eventually discarded.
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Certainly much of the media is "out to get him" and has discarded any pretense of fairness and objectivity.
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Lost or discarded fishing equipment contributes to plastic waste in the ocean and poses a threat to marine life.
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Managers of a neighboring apartment complex for low-income seniors have complained about harassment, trespassing and discarded drug needles.
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When our friends partner up, we can feel discarded, left out, or incomplete — but only if we choose to.
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Instead, they're casually discarded as quickly as they're used, washing into rivers and making their way out to sea.
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Combined with the show's title, the works' names suggest paths to health that Ms. Verzutti has tried and discarded.
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Like "former prime minister" and "former porn star," the title "former chef at Noma" is one not easily discarded.
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The woman said officers then cited her husband for littering after they spotted a discarded cigarette on the sidewalk.
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But Rosselló discarded that idea after news surfaced that Schatz had reportedly steered government contracts to his relatives' businesses.
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In ["High Life"] you can send anyone into space, and yet you choose these kids whom society has discarded.
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Santa Ana's core concern, meanwhile, was that the needle exchange there led to more syringes discarded in public spaces.
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We waved from our saddles at the occasional horse-drawn cart, frowned at the multitude of discarded plastic bottles.
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"I know Jimmy Van Alen was dismayed when his original sudden death nine-point tiebreaker was discarded," Flink said.
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Unwanted tech accessories and gadgets can be discarded responsibly through donation centers or e-recycling programs like Best Buy's.
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By late afternoon, old indigents with hennaed beards filled many of the alleyways, prostrate in nests of discarded twigs.
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Ms. Vaughn is investing value not only in a series of discarded objects, but also in negative space itself.
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If they had, the evidence showed, they would have seen it contained used duct tape, blood and discarded restraints.
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All these cheap clothes end up somewhere after they've been discarded, and that somewhere is most often a landfill.
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Some areas also use discarded trees to prevent beach erosion or sink them into lakes to create fish habitats.
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I discarded my flat sheet and lay the blanket directly on top of myself, followed by my down comforter.
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Made from toilet paper, towel strings, lined paper, and discarded magazines, the sculptures are impressive in their meticulous precision.
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Or is it the outdoor platform where raccoons and cats gnaw on the discarded chicken bones and potato wedges?
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He sidestepped pools of standing water and mounds of litter: discarded water bottles, newspapers, candy wrappers, old Metro Cards.
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The people at Jebel Irhoud probably lit fires to cook food, heating discarded blades buried in the ground below.
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During the 45-minute drive to his house, Left, never hanging up, floated and discarded a variety of plans.
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Ask Amazon, whose now-discarded interview system trained itself to avoid selecting resumes that indicated the applicants were women.
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In a tell-all interview, Parnas described a cult-like devotion to Trump that inverted after he was discarded.
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Notions of caution and consensus have been discarded as MbS sidelines cousins and reforms the economy, including banning corruption.
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He collected discarded newspapers and cut them into pieces for collages that he initially peddled for a few dollars.
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We flagged all payments by manufacturers who produced opioids and discarded the unreliable drug "name" field in the database.
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But the birds also act as a sort of garbage disposal for the city by feeding on discarded food.
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On any given day, Paisley measures his wealth by the size of his "piles" — heaps of twisted, discarded metal.
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Plastic bags are ordered by the bundle and then often discarded after customers use them to take leftovers home.
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It is an installation of six interactive machines made from military equipment, much of it discarded around Los Alamos.
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It said the lot contained discarded concrete and other refuse as well as elevated levels of arsenic and lead.
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The proposal is not yet finalized and may ultimately be discarded, sources familiar with the discussions told the Chronicle.
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The experts' group discarded the theory that such an intense fire could have taken place in the garbage dump.
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The discarded version happened to also be captured on 16-millimeter film by an amateur filmmaker who lived nearby.
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We've spent generations regarding the wilderness as a bottomless box of Kleenex, to be used and discarded at will.
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First, they call for changes to rules that allow discarded material in clinics to be subject to genetic testing.
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On any given day, Paisley measures his wealth by the size of his "piles" — heaps of twisted, discarded metal.
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The little plumper was apparently hanging inside the sewer like a whiskered Pennywise, feasting on some discarded sewer foods.
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WAITITI Our production designer took the discarded green screens from "The Hobbit" and built a house out of it.
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But then the light streams in through Charlie's broken windows and lands on a needle, discarded on his floor.
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The Fed left interest rates unchanged at that meeting and discarded promises of "further gradual increases" in borrowing costs.
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It's a tiny loom, just a prototype, and Hyyppä uses it to weave a piece of discarded plastic into scarf.
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As is customary with classified payloads, ULA webcast the liftoff only until the aerodynamic fairing covering the payload was discarded.
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The push, in 24.1, by Movement magazine to lower the voting age to 21974 from 26 has long been discarded.
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The severe weather caused comical sights, like a discarded Christmas tree blowing in the wind through the streets of Manhattan.
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Postwar political certainties that for so long seemed as solid as the Berlin Wall are collapsing and are being discarded.
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As the crowd began to trickle out, Josh Glaspie, 28, smoked a cigarette on a sidewalk strewn with discarded signs.
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I was surrounded by discarded clothing; and as my closet got sparser, there was less hiding my antagonist from me.
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TerraCycle's plant food was not only made from waste but packaged in waste, too: used soda bottles and discarded caps.
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Materially ugly, like extruded guts or discarded parts, the sculptures are formally satisfying: balanced yet full of subsections and intrigue.
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More pointed still is Christien Meindertsma's "Fibre Market", with woollen fibres from 1,000 discarded sweaters sorted into colour-coded piles.
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As the judge asserted to me, a long-established precedent is not something to be trimmed, narrowed, discarded, or overlooked.
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Uneaten and discarded food makes up 13 billion pounds of the 430 billion pounds of the available U.S. food supply.
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Our sources say military personnel also responded to the incident, and discarded guns and masks were discovered at nearby property.
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The night before he disappeared, he reorganized his basement, washed his clothes and discarded six garbage bags of old belongings.
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It now says that any and all kinds of the cereal should be avoided and discarded or returned to stores.
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Hopkins says the dogs get infected by eating discarded guts of fish with water fleas carrying the Guinea worm larvae.
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This new Face ID data is discarded after a finite number of unlocks and if you stop matching against it.
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According to Arnold's post, she's been asking all her coworkers to donate their discarded Prime boxes for the past week.
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"We collect discarded limestone from wherever we can find it, wash it, and ground it into fine powder," he said.
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This option appears when you hit the "Back" button in the app – something that would have previously discarded your edits.
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When the team discarded data relating to women who didn't return during the study, that figure rose to 37 percent.
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The jacket is also made using 100 percent recycled fabrics, including the plastic from at least 21 discarded water bottles.
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There's a small pigeon nibbling on a discarded artisan pastry outside the cafe where I write this—is he cool?
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This has prompted an understandably negative reaction from some citizens whose cities suddenly seem to be drowning in discarded bikes.
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Yes, it sometimes gets tangled in a discarded blanket, sock, or a limp USB cable plugged into a wall charger.
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In dealing with the Depression, governments ultimately discarded the gold standard, the global currency regime that helped propagate the disaster.
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Since September more than 13,000 people have been discarded in the desert several hours' walk from the Nigérien border post.
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The gravity-fed system irrigates leafy vegetables in discarded water bottles while leftover water collected at the bottom is recycled.
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An air bag inflates under the discarded part of the rocket, which cushions impact when it finally hits the ground.
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The only part they discarded were the contents of the birds' stomachs, which were often filled with plastic and garbage.
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Justin Bieber's discarded shoe could land a lucky fan a few thousand bucks ... and there's still another one out there.
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I had prepared many sketches and the producers discarded this one, which was my favorite because of its straightforward expression.
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Next to him, a discarded television laid face-down in the grass, while some kibble was scattered on the chair.
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At one such gathering before the year-end holidays, freegans held a lucky draw for discarded luxury items and electronics.
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His collaged works project bizarre narratives out of an overlapping mixture of found materials taken from discarded books and magazines.
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"When dogs are discarded they generally stay in the same area waiting for their owners to come back," Jackson said.
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Up until this point, the doodle had been one of many discarded sketches, filed away in lieu of something better.
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Others were so feared that they were probably discarded, spending the best years of their lives in the trash heap.
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Four years ago she got an idea to make eco-friendly bow ties by transforming discarded items into wearable art.
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The outgoing press secretary, who had been criticized by Trump for his on-camera performance, established the now-discarded policy.
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He had been found alone in bed in his Manhattan apartment, surrounded by an avalanche of discarded bottles and trash.
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Olleco is among a number of businesses using anaerobic digestion to make use of waste that would otherwise be discarded.
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The videos showed an investigator handling a bone fragment that was discarded after officials determined it was from a bird.
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He may have switched parties, but Bloomberg never discarded his principles on key issues like gun safety and climate change.
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She also discarded the genre's florid dialogue and sword-and-sorcery themes for terser language and more complex character development.
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Yet Hoyt says there have been plenty of ideas that were once accepted as unassailable that have now been discarded.
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Sometimes this plastic is used for minutes before being discarded, but it stays in our environment for hundreds of years.
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It doesn't take much, either -- a campfire, discarded cigarette or errant firework can be enough to trigger a huge blaze.
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In a time of travail, parts of the media landscape that had seemed faded, yea, even discarded, now felt true.
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Of 49 women included in the study, 10 had babies with Zika who had been discarded from the official count.
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In fact, Diniz said, Alagoas has twice as many discarded cases per live births as the neighboring state of Bahia.
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The block's homeless residents — including drug dealers, addicts, and the mentally ill — leave behind piles of feces and discarded needles.
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They worked their way inward, throwing dirty blankets and mattresses, discarded furniture and tarps into a large container for trash.
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There were also torn strips of tire known as "gators," a large household appliance and discarded cans, bottles and clothes.
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The rating badge will revert to the one that was in use before the Navy discarded the title in 1995.
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Chewing gum could be a fun and refreshing habit but if it's discarded on the ground, it's a nasty nuisance.
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Someone had discarded a body in front of a Catholic bishop's house, not knowing where else to dispose of it.
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Mexican Sergio Perez was cast aside after one disappointing season at McLaren while Danish prospect Kevin Magnussen was similarly discarded.
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DeAngelo was arrested Tuesday night after investigators matched a discarded DNA sample from his home to evidence from the investigation.
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Other discarded fast-food containers litter the floor next to the president in what appears to be the White House.
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Eight days later, a police search of the waste ground would recover the stolen items under some discarded hedge trimmings.
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Every player on the Knights roster was considered expendable by their former teams and discarded in one way or another.
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But then of course when there's a war people are sent off to die' as if they are being discarded.
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On the ground, in the corner, are scattered a pile of 3D-printed cigarettes, bent and discarded but apparently unsmoked.
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His wind igloos do just that, making public spaces feel private; adults feel like children; and discarded material useful again.
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Tramp artists, working in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, repurposed discarded wood to make elaborately detailed domestic objects.
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The Furby's motors, microchips, and plastic frame—its guts—are discarded, leaving the finished product effectively "dead," in Furby terms.
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And without further ado check out the video below: Expand your film-making knowledge with The Discarded Image's videos, here.
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She still would, she said: When she spotted a woman walking off with her discarded black handbag, she was pleased.
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The Loyalist House is now a museum, filled with mahogany furniture carved from the ships' ballast discarded on the docks.
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As Judge Kavanaugh asserted to me, a long-established precedent is not something to be trimmed, narrowed, discarded, or overlooked.
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We have long ago discarded the stereotype that American wines are by nature thick, heavy, powerful and bordering on sweet.
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In cities like Seattle and Dallas, stray bikes have been spotted perched in a tree or discarded in a lake.
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Several decades ago, hand-carved wooden carousel animals were being discarded as the carousels were replaced with more modern rides.
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Mr. Vendel collected the company's discarded engineering notes and chip schematics by Dumpster diving behind Atari's old headquarters in California.
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Near the entrance, they sit in a large pile, already sorted through and discarded, standing more than 5 feet tall.
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But Rosselló discarded that idea after news surfaced that Rivera Schatz had reportedly steered government contracts to his relatives' businesses.
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"The Department instead simply discarded prior factual findings related to climate change to support its course reversal," the judge wrote.
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But what good is that growth if it means that a thick slice of America is discarded for efficiency reasons?
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Trump's Way In ways that were once unimaginable, President Trump has discarded the conventions and norms established by his predecessors.
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"Donald Trump's candidacy is a cancer on conservatism and it must be clearly diagnosed, excised, and discarded," said Rick Perry.
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Aaron Hernandez's fiancee is concerned evidence from the ex-NFL's star's death could be discarded ... so she's suing the Dept.
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Nothing marks the rupture between that age and our own so clearly as the discarded notion that condescension is virtuous.
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One concern that ought to be discarded is the strange idea that the federal government is running low on money.
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A kidney, especially from a deceased donor, could be discarded if it's too damaged or too old for a transplant.
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I told her I'd try it later, but really I didn't want it, so I discarded it when she left.
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There's a quickly discarded proposal of Brexit as a conversation opener, and an online sexual hookup provides a plot pivot.
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I had a fear that I would be left there, discarded amongst these slack limbs, added to this strange collection.
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The total expense wasted on a discarded course snaking through central Tokyo, some of it six lanes wide, is unclear.
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And then, once the set is broken down, there will be trash cans full of untouched sandwiches and discarded props.
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Investigators in Palm Beach County followed Mr. Hayes and obtained a DNA sample from a discarded cigarette butt last week.
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The scrutiny of the case often felt profoundly invasive, and when it ended, she felt discarded by the authorities involved.
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The SRBs and the fuel tank were designed to be discarded in flight while the shuttle flew on to orbit.
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The N.S.A. stores a copy of the messages it was hunting for, while the packets from unrelated messages are discarded.
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The show features photographs of items seized and then discarded by border officials from migrants at the US–Mexico border.
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This doctrine was always more aspirational than operational, but today even the pretense of protecting the population has been discarded.
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Republicans have not yet introduced tax legislation and party leaders have already discarded key pieces of their initial, ambitious plan.
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That's what usually gets discarded first in these genres when writers get distracted by world-building or struggle with plot.
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Ms. Niro said her company also works with nonprofits, like Habitat for Humanity, to find new homes for discarded items.
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The report also stated that about 580 billion cigarettes are consumed and their butts discarded annually in the European Union.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: A heap of discarded scratch-off lottery tickets filled an entire seat on the subway car.
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These first three minutes announce that if you have any expectations for "West Side Story," they should immediately be discarded.
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A torpedo-shaped device discarded by General Electric was a prototype for a machine that generates electricity from ocean waves.
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Jafaris scavenged the basement, too, transforming mop handles, discarded tools, and dog leashes into tanks and helicopters locked in battle.
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The water board's Lavoie told investigators that the extremely high samples were discarded because the houses had been recently vacant.
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These leaves are typically discarded, which makes them cheap but also helps the farms make extra money while reducing waste.
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All but one were discarded and destroyed after being used for humanitarian research — and that one was sold and fertilized.
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She discarded concerns at the President's plans to continue politicking ahead of the midterm elections, despite the fraught national moment.
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To date, more than 64,700 cubic meters of gear has been discarded, the equivalent of 17 million one-gallon containers.
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He lived at the end of a long hallway strewn with hypodermic needles, empty dope bags and discarded Hennessy bottles.
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The decision discarded previous findings and was almost a complete reversal on the policies so far maintained by other administrations.
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This is why our rational selves cannot at first make sense of our intuitive insights, which often then get discarded.
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Workers wearing heavy blue coats can now be spotted on side roads in Beijing's Chaoyang district, picking up discarded Ofos.
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An acquaintance, a businessman and a fellow treasure hunter, once made the mistake of bringing home a discarded Jewish gravestone.
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Trump stands to usher in an era of post-liberalism in which the political truths taught for generations are discarded.
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For all these reasons, they would not be just casually tossed around or carelessly discarded to be desecrated by others.
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Kidneys donated from black donors that might otherwise have been discarded could, with genotyping, go to patients who needed them.
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The large blue dumpster stood outside of our building in Stuyvesant Town and it was mostly loaded with discarded furniture.
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In that sense, the Aleppo offensive may partly be the revenge of America's old, discarded proxies against its new ones.
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It appears to be something left behind, perhaps the discarded whiskey bottle of someone who had wandered into the exhibition.
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What most would treat with disgust, Hassinger handled with care, painting each discarded tissue, cup, or cigarette butt baby pink.
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