And they had to confront the fact that the vast majority of New Yorkers were either Germans who were not disposed to war against Germany, or Irish not disposed to do anything positive for Britain, or Jews not disposed to support a Czarist regime busily massacring their colleagues, or a black population, which was divided.
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When they are disposed of, it will be your turn.
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They have to be restructured or disposed of by 2020.
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Despite feeling a bit disposed of, I don't regret it.
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To be disposed of, though, plastic waste must be collected.
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And they are not very positively disposed toward black people.
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Jerry Brown (D) — have been favorably disposed toward charter schools.
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It killed 240 animals and the rest were disposed of.
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Arthur, who had been following them closely, was similarly disposed.
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He's successfully disposed of his greatest enemies at Henry's court.
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It should be completely removed (and disposed of) by Monday.
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"I think it would be disposed of very quickly," Sen.
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They also disposed of C$2.31 billion in money market paper.
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Many libraries, unfortunately, disposed of their catalogues as computers replaced them.
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Those that didn't fit, he disposed of, he allegedly told police.
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"He is disposed to trying to control the narrative," Gerhardt said.
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The bill would have disposed of small parcels of lands Pres.
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How the water and earth will be disposed of isn't clear.
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Such technologies could be physically disposed of through dissolution or decomposition.
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Other parties did not seem well disposed to the prime minister.
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Cohen has denied this claim, saying he disposed of the document.
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BUSINESSMEN ARE MORE FAVORABLY DISPOSED WITH CURRENT POLICIES, THEY HAVE VISIBILITY.
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Ultimately, he said, the store disposed of $35,000 worth of food.
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How the court case will ultimately be disposed of remains unclear.
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Opinion In pop culture, women are often objectified and disposed of.
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But not all the waste sent abroad is disposed of legally.
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Personal possessions also must be disposed of or distributed among heirs.
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The remaining birds were killed and disposed of, the ministry said.
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He disposed of the Jays on nine pitches in the third.
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See and savor it now, before it is carelessly disposed of.
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The package was secured and will be properly disposed of, McNamara said.
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But there's one element of her past that's less easily disposed of.
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Madani went to the Sultanahmet district where he disposed of the belongings.
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The case was disposed in 2006, after the defendants denied the claims.
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It has so far disposed of 2.1 billion euros worth of assets.
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It remains unclear when and how he allegedly disposed of her body.
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They are pre-disposed to the reset that Trump says he represents.
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Once used, the supplies used to inject the Dilaudid are safely disposed.
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Those are the only four channels through which national output is disposed.
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The law also requires fetal tissue to be disposed like human remains.
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Five months later, Juno is scheduled to be similarly disposed at Jupiter.
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Her remains were disposed of in an unthinkable manner, the agent said.
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But many Americans are not particularly well-disposed toward Muslims and Islam.
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But some of his donors are favorably disposed to the Libertarian nominee.
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Perhaps some nematodes are pre-disposed to extremophile living, the scientists write.
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The store disposed of the jacket and contacted a safety company, Ecolab.
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And since we don't know where this will all be disposed, and we don't know what kind of rock it may be disposed in, we may need to repackage all of these fuel rods into smaller, lighter disposal packages.
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This means drinking can exacerbate anxiety for those already disposed to the symptoms.
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As with Mr Trump, men are better disposed to the FN than women.
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The US calls for satellites to be safely disposed of within 25 years.
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He then disposed of those parts in two different states, according to investigators.
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Founders are almost certainly pre-disposed toward certain conditions (like ADHD) for example.
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He decapitated her and disposed of her body, which has never been found.
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Still, even those not normally disposed to classical music will like this opera.
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That is a formula for a sexual predator if you are so disposed.
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In fact, Latin Americans are quite well-disposed towards the yanquis these days.
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In fact, Latin Americans are quite well-disposed towards the US these days.
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Federal authorities believe Noorah disposed of his ankle monitor before fleeing the country.
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Children are routinely abducted for sexual assault and then disposed of like trash.
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The company has also disposed of a large part of its smaller assets.
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Bodies were transported in military vehicles, burned and disposed of in mass graves.
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"Improperly disposed human waste spreads disease... there's no question about that," says Lawhon.
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"This question can never rest until it is firmly disposed of," he said.
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Couples split up, relationships change and new assets are acquired or disposed of.
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Garbage is disposed of by burning small piles at a time on sidewalks.
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His body was disposed of by a local collaborator, Saudi officials have said.
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Any products matching these descriptions should be disposed or returned for a full refund.
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After his resignation, Steve Wynn disposed his entire 11.8 percent stake in the firm.
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If the Commonwealth were requesting to come, I am disposed to consider their application.
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Not knowing what to do, Patel disposed of the fetal remains in a dumpster.
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But what about improving musculature for people genetically disposed to be weaker than normal?
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We have disposed of a lot of businesses in the past 12/18 months.
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It mandates that an aborted fetus must be disposed of by burial or cremation.
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Once the body is disposed of and the crime scene cleaned, the doorbell rings.
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Some oil-contaminated gravel will be disposed of at an area landfill, he said.
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Two of the officials said the remains were disposed at sea from an aircraft.
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Desperate squirrel totally caught eating the Halloween pumpkin I've still not disposed of. pic.twitter.
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They are also ill-disposed to do-gooders poking about in their poisoned souls.
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It's too entrenched in the everyday workings of the country to be disposed of.
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The majority of all plastic produced is discarded or disposed of in natural environments.
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Perhaps if people instantly disposed of tissues, they really would be a cleaner alternative.
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After stabbing Caughman, Jackson fled and disposed of the sword in Washington Square Park.
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This must be cleaned out during periodic maintenance and treated and disposed of safely.
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The legislature is also more institutionally disposed to deliberation than a single officer is.
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Maybe he was just not positively disposed toward the United States Senate Thursday morning.
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He then disposed of the body in a wooded area, according to her father.
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The opposition leader had argued that he had disposed of the shares in time.
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Pence probably is more disposed to understanding these Iranian maneuvers than the State Department.
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Prominent members of both parties were favorably disposed toward the compromise, he pointed out.
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They dumped her body in Ormond Beach and disposed of her car, he said.
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He is disposed to regard no country as a permanent ally or permanent enemy.
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The sensors themselves aren't reusable and are meant to be disposed of after each use.
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The city will help with recycling the debris and ensure everything is disposed of properly.
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They allegedly disposed of the items at a construction site Formica owns, the Advance reports.
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Sunset Mesa also disposed of bodies before obtaining the necessary permits, the state order said.
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Food loss and waste is the single largest component of disposed U.S. municipal solid waste.
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"We are constantly being disposed of our land by national or foreign investors," he added.
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A third bill would tighten restrictions on how an aborted fetus would be disposed of.
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More than 1 billion yuan in debt was disposed of in that restructuring, he said.
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After that, Beam is to be detached and disposed, burning up in the Earth's atmosphere.
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Troops with combat experience are more disposed to opioid abuse, according to a recent study.
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Orient has disposed around 1 trillion yuan of non-performing loans since then, Xinhua said.
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A possible explosive device was also recovered and disposed of by police at the scene.
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And who was the "local collaborator" who is said to have disposed of his remains?
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Hazardous substances Local municipality: Latex paint and other dangerous substances must be disposed of properly.
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Clinical trials are testing the idea now in people genetically disposed to get Alzheimer's disease.
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All smashed items — from glass bottles to printers — are properly recycled and disposed of accordingly.
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All that consumption produced garbage, lots of it, which had to somehow be disposed of.
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His body, disposed of in a forest outside Nairobi, the capital, showed signs of torture.
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He shot his victims and disposed of their bodies in back alleys, concealed by trash.
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This fellow does not seem disposed to be a kindly neighbor (or live in darkness).
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His case was soon disposed of with six months of probation and a $1,000 fine.
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She tells me that she found it at Rutgers — that it was nearly disposed of.
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During those two months, the company says it disposed of or recycled 88 total parts.
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Kenney, who lived in Idaho, said she disposed of Berreth's phone after the woman's disappearance.
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Enter Mayor Cizinsky, who was already ill disposed to the exhibit, which he found distasteful.
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But, recent computer-based modeling in Norway raised alarms of potential environmental impacts when disposed.
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In the way of human nature, I have ever since been well disposed to him.
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There were also calls between Frazee and Kenney, who police say disposed of Berreth's phone.
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A fund managed by Fairholme Capital Management disposed of 3.14 million Sears shares on Oct.
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Those stranded inside are not humans to be disposed of, but Emmanuel, God with us.
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So anyone who blames the Democrats for antifa is likely already disposed to vote Republican anyway.
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DeWine did claim — falsely, as it turned out — that Planned Parenthood improperly disposed of fetal remains.
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And younger Italians may be more disposed toward embracing Starbucks as a place to hang out.
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Strelzin said investigators have now concluded that Evans likely killed Beaudin and disposed of her body.
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Prohibited items that are not declared by a passenger are confiscated and disposed of by CBP.
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Phones are mainly disposed of in landfills and unauthorized markets like that of Agbogbloshie in Ghana.
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A bomb disposal robot has, it seems, for the first time disposed of a human being.
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Belafonte allegedly disposed of Brown's passport to keep her from seeing her father before his death.
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No less important, it appears that female co-founders are well-disposed to hiring female partners.
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But experts also point to society's changing views about how dead bodies should be disposed of.
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The bomb squad removed the grenade without incident and advised it would be disposed of properly.
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Dogs are notorious for helping themselves to the turkey carcass or steak bones disposed of there.
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They knew if human waste wasn't disposed of properly, waterborne disease could sicken hundreds of thousands.
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Sunset Mesa also disposed of bodies before obtaining the required permits, according to the state order.
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All containers are minimally labeled so they can be reused and repurposed, rather than disposed of.
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Indeed, since Congress is disposed to spend money, it should seriously consider adding to NASA's budget.
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The fatberg's other constituent parts – including baby wipes, cotton buds and nappies – will be disposed of.
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Jasper is killed by Joe and his body is disposed of in the most gruesome way.
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They killed and dismembered him, and disposed of his body, which has yet to be found.
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That proportion of the population could therefore be more disposed to addictive behavior, the scientists said.
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Her biggest concern is the material inside the tanks that has yet to be disposed of.
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More than 8.43,000 tons of plastic are estimated to be littered or inadequately disposed each year.
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The location of where he disposed of her body was "somewhat related to his wife," Fitzpatrick said.
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" "Thus, his attorney has no power or ability to 'ensure that this case is disposed of quickly.
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He also said the integration minister should be "disposed of" in Turkey, where her parents come from.
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"I am entirely disposed to take all your paintings," wrote the dealer in a letter to Pissarro.
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Days after firefighters discovered the bunkers, FBI bomb technicians investigated and disposed of the weapons and ammunition.
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Bradley drove away from the scene, and Hernandez disposed of the gun and shells, according to Bradley.
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Some levy fees on certain products, akin to bottle deposits, to ensure they are disposed of safely.
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More than half of fast fashion produced is disposed of within a year, according to McKinsey & Company.
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Is there a nuanced way to have this conversation with people who are disposed to dismiss it?
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At least one candidate competing in the upcoming presidential election is well-disposed towards the technology sector.
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On November 28, law enforcement officials disposed of a suspected bomb near the U.S. embassy in Manila.
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Not wanting a repeat of the incident, Keith picked up the can and disposed of it properly.
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It is unclear whether the father knew she was pregnant or had allegedly disposed of two newborns.
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And you're right we disposed of a few businesses relatively small in the overall scheme of things.
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A couple of us sheepishly walked off the bus and disposed of flasks and weed-related items.
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Accordingly, it did not control the final products, where they were sold, or how they were disposed.
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He also found that Volkswagen destroyed all relevant historical records once they could be legally disposed of.
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The twisted, irradiated wreckage of Fukushima Daiichi itself will have to be dismantled and properly disposed of.
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But the other massive achievement was the PackBot, which identified and disposed bombs in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Dojos and dungeons increasingly offer classes in the art of tying, coaxing those already disposed towards BDSM.
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When air-conditioners and refrigerators are disposed of or recycled, the refrigerants can escape into the air.
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Authorities disposed of the device, which was sent along with an envelope containing an unidentified white powder.
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What incensed Celine fans was the ruthlessness with which he disposed of the Celine that came before.
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In particular, Remain voters have become more disposed to left and liberal positions than they were previously.
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Once lithium-ion batteries are used up in electronics, they are often disposed of improperly by consumers.
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The typical remediation involves filtering water, which leaves PFAS residue that must be disposed of safely—forever.
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Many operators disposed of their toxic coal ash in unlined pits nearby, posing a hazard to groundwater.
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K., you got me,' then went on to explain how he murdered Etan and disposed of him.
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Real Simple previously reported that 20 million pounds of single-use wipes are disposed of every day.
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The tapes were due to be disposed of, but CBA could not confirm they were securely destroyed.
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But after wells are fracked, the resulting wastewater does need to be pumped out and disposed of.
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" But don&apost worry, tweeted the Regents Police Agency, they were "safely disposed and taken off the streets.
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She said that the fetus was stillborn and she had disposed of it the remains in a dumpster.
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Some can be sold or donated (timeworn clothes and outdated technology), while others should be disposed of immediately.
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Here and throughout this show, racism is disposed of as a "discredited" side effect of a past time.
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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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BoC disposed of 29.2 billion yuan in January-June, compared to 45.2 billion yuan in all of 2015.
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But Mr Duterte, far more favourably disposed towards China than Mr Aquino, offered to "set aside" the ruling.
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The second is to build a broad consensus that the waste can be handled and disposed of responsibly.
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M.I.T. halted the research at Middleton and said it was evaluating how the water had been disposed there.
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The government also didn't ensure the new toilets were properly maintained, he added, with sewage properly disposed of.
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Businesses are willing to pay a premium for real estate that can be gotten — and disposed of — quickly.
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"The Acid Bath Killer," who disposed of his victims in a vat of sulfuric acid in the 1940s.
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He believes Buhari is more disposed to advancing a peace-plan based on development initiatives for the Delta.
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Kenney also told police that Frazee disposed of Berreth's remains either at a dump or in a river.
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They further allege in their petitions that Durst illegally disposed of her remains, which have never been recovered.
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Kenney had told police that Frazee disposed of Berreth's remains either at a dump or in a river.
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Mr Obama disposed of Syria in just two sentences in his valedictory speech at the UN last week.
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It was all about Adnan, not Hae Min Lee, who was strangled and disposed of in a park.
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Evergrande had also diversified into dairy, cooking oil and mineral water businesses, but disposed of them in 2016.
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Can we safely celebrate economic prosperity when 43 million human beings live disposed to the violence of poverty?
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However, that leaves about 50 million tons of coal ash that need to be disposed of every year.
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And if somebody would make that motion, I would certainly be disposed to think about it very favorably.
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Around 2628 percent of Democrats, Republicans and independents said celebrity endorsements made them more favorably disposed toward candidates.
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Kim said bodies of torture victims were disposed of so that they could never be used as evidence.
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And when the batteries, turbines and panels are worn out, they must be disposed of, probably in landfills.
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"Credible sources have believed that many of the bodies have been disposed in mass graves," Jones told reporters.
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The audience was educated and often well-disposed towards the author, aware of their in-jokes and feuds.
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Other content-oriented efforts, such as Slate, were disposed of to save costs when the Internet Bubble burst.
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Stay requests are typically disposed of in brief orders, although those orders sometimes are accompanied by dissenting opinions.
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People are different, and some aren't disposed to enjoy or even to make much sense of sexual activity.
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The manager actually found a dead rat and disposed of it, but the smell lingered on and off.
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The warrant doesn't state exactly how authorities believe Fotis allegedly killed his wife and disposed of her body.
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Americans seldom encounter the scientists ensuring their water stays clean or that nuclear waste is properly disposed of.
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The EPA helped institute regulations for how the city disposed of trash to prevent dumping in the Atlantic.
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I learned that hens are disposed to lay about 30 eggs a year, but farmed hens provide 270.
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Used syringes are hazardous medical waste and should be disposed of accordingly; never put them in the garbage.
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"We are genetically disposed to tourism," said Riki Novak, mayor of the island's main town, also called Hvar.
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" It's hard to know if Welles would have been as kindly disposed to an effort like "The King.
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But in Jackson's six-page order Sunday refusing her recusal, the judge quickly disposed of Stone's legal arguments.
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SO ADP DISPOSED OF A BUSINESS AND THAT BUSINESS IS BASICALLY DOUBLING ITS MARGINS, THE STOCK PRICE DOUBLED.
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""There is something very graphic and very balanced in the way trees are disposed there, especially in winter.
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To date, the company has prevented more than 3.3 million plastic bottles from being made and disposed of.
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When margins are better, jewelers are better disposed to take platinum, advertise it, and through advertising, boost sales.
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That was precisely how H&M disposed of its garments — rendered unwearable with blades and big hole punchers.
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Frazee allegedly scooped up the remains and disposed of them either at a dump or in a river.
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The bank has largely disposed of its shipping portfolio and the bad assets it acquired from Dresdner Bank.
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Pearson, which has disposed of some assets to focus on its core education businesses, said the sale would improve its net debt position by around $100 million, with tax and net transaction costs coming in at $50 million and $150 million of operating cash being retained in the disposed business.
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"There is some interesting social science that shows that if you're disposed to sympathize with someone beforehand, and that person is in a confrontation with someone else who you're not disposed to sympathize with, you tend to be way more aggressive toward the person you don't understand," Manne told Illing.
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Disposed of improperly, they can clog waterways, choke marine life and provide a breeding-ground for malaria-carrying mosquitoes.
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Characters whose names also provide the title of a show, like "Roseanne," are not immune to being disposed of.
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They allegedly purchased materials to kill and/or dismember Loofe and then disposed of her body, the documents said.
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With the human quickly disposed of, my indestructible dinosaur team would absolutely wipe the floor with their remaining foes.
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He later burned the body and disposed of it either in a landfill or a river, Kenney told investigators.
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After the baby was cut out, Ochoa-Lopez's body was disposed of in a trash can behind the house.
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The tapes were due to be disposed of, but CBA could not confirm they were securely destroyed, Sullivan said.
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I knew, even as I inserted my credit card, the fate of the jewelry: it would be disposed of.
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Because although Franklin Jurado was disposed of, no one can find Guillermo — not the Cali Cartel, nor the DEA.
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There are environmental implications to the provision of disposable and reusable products — both eventually need to be disposed of.
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His girlfriend, who is cooperating with prosecutors, has told investigators that Frazee killed Berreth, then disposed of her remains.
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Horning allegedly told police she disposed of the gun used in the killing, tossing it into the Spokane River.
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All these circuit boards, transistors, and hard drives can contain toxic chemicals that need to be disposed of properly.
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The left is disposed to lie or be self-deceived about this, that it's all a matter of politics.
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FEW COUNTRIES are as disposed to spectacle and phantasmagoria as Ukraine, the birthplace of Mikhail Bulgakov and Nikolai Gogol.
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He has also disposed of some minority assets and said there would be more news on that on Tuesday.
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Or considering the sad state of the plants, a novice grower could have simply disposed of their failed project.
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Valentina Shevchenko is no Ronda Rousey -- and won't be disposed of in the 1st round ... so says Amanda Nunes.
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NMDOH epidemiologist Dr. Michael Landen said they were alarmed by how VIP Spa stored, handled and disposed of needles.
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The case, which Gu says was part of heated divorce proceedings, was soon disposed, and his record was expunged.
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The dealer disposed of the drugs after Bunk Police recommended he do so following multiple positive tests for fentanyl.
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Though distraught at the Brexit vote—many hoped that Britain would change its mind—they remained initially well-disposed.
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" He must have looked ill-disposed—or maybe he just looked ill—because then she said jovially, "Come on!
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Skylar Mays had 19 points to lead the Tigers, who disposed of Charleston 67-55 in the first round.
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During the 12 months ending June-2016, Wellington disposed of 12 pubs and its total number fell to 0003.
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But questions remained about the efficacy of the agreement and whether Syria had disposed of all its chemical weapons.
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"I think it would be disposed of very quickly," he said, referring to a Senate trial on impeachment charges.
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She links this increase to the baby-boomers' environmental awareness and interest in how their bodies will be disposed.
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Because it was a new kind of science, much of the nuclear waste was mismanaged and improperly disposed of.
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They're less likely to have been funded by the food industry or be pre-disposed to traditional dietary advice.
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Fracking operations produce a lot of briny wastewater that is disposed of by injecting it into deep underground wells.
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She casually disposed of medical waste, including used needles, bottles of silicone and tubes of glue, on the sidewalk.
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"If somebody would make that motion, I would certainly be disposed to think about it very favorably," he added.
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Publishers and broadcasters should take it for granted that Facebook and Twitter are not disposed to act against disinformation.
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From now on, it will be "increasingly disposed" to vote against directors at companies that are not doing enough.
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This week, Mr. Gauland suggested Ms. Merkel's integration minister should be "disposed of" back in her parents' homeland, Turkey.
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He believed that the "unavoidably poor and ignorant colored people" needed moral and religious guidance from well-disposed whites.
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The president-elect has also already disposed of all of his investments in publicly traded or easily liquidated investments.
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Deputy Utah County Attorney Lance Bastian doesn't believe Poulson's claims, pointing out the way he disposed of their bodies.
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A 16th inmate, who prosecutors say disposed of a can of chemical spray, was charged with tampering with evidence.
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The memory hole was a chute that led to an incinerator, where embarrassing and troublesome documents were disposed of.
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I am generally not disposed toward the notion that Americanists have some unique professional obligation to protect American political institutions.
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The Plaintiff has no foundation for coming after Mr. Brown, and we will ensure that this case disposed of quickly.
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He led me on and used me when he wanted me, then disposed of me when he had his fill.
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"But in reality TV, you're so disposable that we were just disposed of pretty quickly after that … happened," Montag added.
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After he died, his body was dismembered before it was handed over to an outside accomplice who disposed of it.
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While we at that time disposed of our position in Forest, we still have always maintained great respect for Brent.
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After burning there is still the ash to be disposed of, usually in a landfill, again with potentially baleful consequences.
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Before he disposed of her belongings, authorities say Chan took Poon's iPhone, her digital camera and an HSBC ATM card.
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According to National Geographic, every day, 2 million tons of human waste are disposed of in waterways around the world.
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Meanwhile, over $60 million of gold and silver ends up in the trash from tech that is unsustainably disposed of.
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More often than not, that is effective with people who are ideologically disposed to reject global warming as a fact.
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Without it, there's the looming risk of people getting sick from dirty water, waste that can't be disposed, or heatstroke.
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However, some reports suggested his body had been thrown in a river or otherwise disposed of outside the castle grounds.
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So for Kim the leader, Kim the sibling was just another person, just another rival that could be disposed of.
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He's already promised to negotiate "reforms" with other members of the EU who are ill disposed to any substantial changes.
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You could call trash—physical trash, trashy aesthetics, the disposed-of in culture and humanity—a theme of the novel.
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Hotels and seminar providers said only lab technicians handle cleanup, and medical waste is disposed of through a biohazard company.
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To date, Annington has disposed of 18,539 units for more than GBP1.8 billion, achieving 0003% of the open market value.
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For Trump, the trip represents a dramatic display of bilateral friendship for a leader not ordinarily disposed to overseas travel.
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All product has been pulled at this point, and retailers have been issued credit for their disposed inventory, Cargill said.
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They can be former orchards where workers sprayed too many pesticides, or former paper mills that improperly disposed of asbestos.
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Other estimates are higher, and some say that almost half of viable embryos are eventually disposed of after being frozen.
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The only licenses required are those for transporting medical waste, which can't just be disposed of in normal trash receptacles.
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Adelson wanted Olmert "disposed of" for his efforts to negotiate a two-state agreement with the Palestinians, Olmert told me.
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They will remain like this for 75 years, until radiation falls to a safe level and they can be disposed.
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How much is disposed of through nearsighted inattention to the fact that anything, given enough time, becomes a precious artifact?
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I disposed of my recycling properly, but the truth is, I had grown quite fond of the crunchy red peppers.
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Earlier on Saturday, Rosneft said it had terminated operations in Venezuela and disposed of assets relating to its operations there.
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Zinc air batteries lack toxic compounds, are not flammable and can be disposed of safely, according to MIT Technology Review.
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Secretly touring the Westworld labs, she looked in wonder at her fellow robots being built, taught, repaired and disposed of.
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This waste product is quickly disposed of through the gastrointestinal tract, and so levels of bilirubin are normally extremely low.
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Then again, it's not like his main opponent, Benny Gantz, a former military chief, is better disposed toward us Palestinians.
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Word of the Day : disposed to venture or take risks _________ The word venturesome has appeared in eight articles on nytimes.
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Other people were upset that he purchased a full meal and disposed of it — all for some retweets and likes.
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About an hour after the theater was cleared out, the substance was determined to be urine samples and was disposed.
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Normally, fetal remains are disposed of in sanitary landfills in the same manner as any other type of medical waste.
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The art is to be disposed of in three separate groups or "tranches," until the total dollar amount is achieved.
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Overall, 39% of Americans are well-disposed toward socialism, but the gulf remains wide for men and those aged over 55.
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There was some good news: those already pre-disposed to trust peer-reviewed science are more likely to always believe it.
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Officials reportedly found one other stick of dynamite in the house, which the fire and police department detonated and disposed of.
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Melisandre's seemingly random, anticlimactic death isn't the first time the show has disposed of someone with the long game in mind.
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The apartments auctioned on Sunday include one of a cartel leader who was killed there and disposed of by his brothers.
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That opened their conclusions to criticism from Russia and Syria, which contended that Damascus had disposed of all its chemical weapons.
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By late evening, Gareth Bale had also scored a hat trick, as Madrid disposed of Deportivo de La Coruña, 5-0.
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Many of his clients, including Thiokol and Bee Chemical, disposed of hazardous waste long before the practice became so tightly regulated.
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Poe noted that some analysts say that followers of Wahabi Islam might be more disposed to feel sympathetic to terrorist groups.
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They then allegedly cut the baby out of her and disposed of her body in a trash can outside the house.
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"So many young birds were safely disposed of," said the official, who didn't say how many had been killed or how.
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However, the lanky Czech was never seriously threatened as she disposed her 19th ranked Russian opponent in a tidy 70 minutes.
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If Mr Trump thinks America has been treated unfairly by the ECB, that might make him more disposed to do so.
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The EU's revised trade policy toward China will create problems for some member countries favorably disposed toward China's trade and investments.
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Because of its many moving parts, printers are considered one of the least reliable and most-often disposed pieces of technology.
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The analyst said he is "positively disposed" to the company's acquisition of plastics equipment maker Milacron, which was announced on Friday.
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Fiji, which has been at odds with Australia ever since a military coup in 2006, is much better disposed towards China.
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For those disposed of at sea, they'd hack open their victims' chest cavities, to ensure that the corpses sank, he recalls.
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"She was kidnapped...then killed and the body disposed of in some way which is hard to find," writes one user.
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Later, you play as the defective robot named Clank who escapes from a factory so as not to be disposed of.
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Any gravel or soil that had oil was cleaned and disposed of, said Brian Walsh, an environmental scientist with the agency.
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It was important to me to document the visible traces of the disaster, while they're still tangible, before they're disposed of.
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An opening of the cavity is covered by a plate and a cover on which the printed circuit board is disposed.
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Mauricio Macri, Argentina's new president whom Mr Obama will visit after Havana, represents a pragmatic centre-right, well disposed to America.
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Cremation and burial, the most common ways that bodies are disposed of after death, haven't fundamentally changed in quite some time.
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While this toxic surface material does need to be safely disposed of, New York's deeper sediments are pollution-free, he said.
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And the shareholder challenges were quickly disposed of at the start of the meeting, but not before dissident voices were heard.
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The Dubai-based lender said it disposed of 39.1% shareholding in Network International for a net consideration of 4.22 billion dirhams.
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Our narratives tell us that women are objects and objects are disposable, so we are always objectified and often disposed of.
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Bret: As you know, sometimes (in my darker moods) I'm disposed to think he's the only Democrat who can beat Trump.
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Having grown up in the Irish Republic, I was well disposed to Republican Party principles like local autonomy and limited government.
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But if moderate Democrats are disposed to cooperate with the deal-maker in chief, they ought to exact a high price.
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At Burger King, for example, 3G-installed executives disposed of luxurious corporate offices, the corporate jet and even workers' personal printers.
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"We've had a variety of other things disposed of in the bins," Christine Crews, McCarran airport's public information administrator, told CNN.
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Without it, there's the looming risk of people getting sick from dirty water, waste that can't be disposed of, or heatstroke.
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He said that he disposed of her body in the trash can, but also argued that his actions were not premeditated.
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Gravel on top of the liner that covered with oil was collected and disposed of, and oil never touched the unlined ground.
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Walsh said it will take a couple of weeks, once ETP submits documentation to show that it disposed of contaminated materials properly.
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According to the motion, Tessier allegedly told investigators he moved Wallen's car twice, and disposed of her license plates and cell phone.
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The Shockers impressed the St. Louis crowd on Friday by trouncing Bradley, while the Bears disposed of Northern Iowa in the nightcap.
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The result, increasingly, is that candidates talk only to voters disposed to agree with them, as opposed to persuading those who don't.
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Her baby was then cut out of her body, and her body was disposed of in a trash can outside the house.
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He suggests Jamie change his name, as his host is not well-disposed toward Jacobites, and promises to visit once a quarter.
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Another key feature, says the team, is that a number will be disposed of on a timely basis (hourly or daily, ostensibly).
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Button batteries need to be stored out of reach of children, and disposed of where kids can't get to them, Lee said.
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The bank informed its regulators and launched an internal investigation which found the tapes had "most likely been disposed of", Sullivan said.
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Investigators believe that McDonald killed Gaunt in their home and disposed of her body in northern San Diego County or Riverside County.
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Although DeWine did claim that Planned Parenthood improperly disposed of fetal remains, those claims were recently debunked by a local news investigation.
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" She later made another great point about how the music industry "disposed of artists," adding that it's "a difficult career to maintain.
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Additionally, traditional rockets are often disposed of after they detach from a spacecraft or burned up upon re-entry into Earth's atmosphere.
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Her body was allegedly disposed of somewhere in northern Kentucky, but investigators have not linked Little's confession to any known murder victim.
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He disposed of her body somewhere outside the city, but the FBI has not matched his confession with any known murder victim.
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Plus, shipping meal kits requires refrigerated packaging, which then needs to be recycled or disposed, which also cuts into people's limited time.
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He buried Shannan — who was 15-weeks-pregnant at the time — then disposed of Bella and Celeste in two different oil tanks.
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Dmitriev said the loan deal was on track although its size could be reduced should one of Sistema's assets be disposed of.
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She later disposed of his sexual organ — tossing it out of a car window — but it was recovered and successfully re-attached.
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The deaths of the Watts family drew national attention, in part because of the gruesome way that Chris disposed of the bodies.
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Anecdotal evidence that some people are disposed to adore pets, whereas others fear or loathe them, has been borne out by studies.
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And he wants to target those people who are well disposed toward him, who voted for him and get them back out.
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In March, Wynn disposed his entire 11.8 percent stake in the firm that he founded over 16 years ago for $2.1 billion.
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The "queer" word was just horrible for us because if we were queer we were killed, thrown out, or disposed like trash.
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In her letter, Circuit Attorney Gardner called the police department "obstructionist" and claimed investigators had a "pre-disposed conclusion" about the shooting.
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It has so far disposed of non-operating assets worth 210 million reais to cut debt as part of its turnaround plan.
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" "Because historically people just disposed of things in water bodies," said Subra, the sludge "had a lot of heavy metals in it.
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Chicken carcasses will be disposed of primarily through composting inside the houses where the chickens were being raised, North Carolina officials said.
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They see an equal likelihood of approval, but with around 13 percent of the combined sales base needing to be disposed of.
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Many of the unused drugs, however, aren't properly disposed of and instead end up in a landfill or flushed down a toilet.
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The Trump administration announced Friday it would withdraw an Obama-era proposal aimed at regulating how waste from uranium milling is disposed.
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Turkish officials have claimed he was killed there and his body was dismembered and disposed of as part of a premeditated operation.
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The film ends with the body being disposed in a couple of trash bags and picked up by a local garbage collector.
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Schools are being outfitted with screens to protect children, and hundreds of thousands of old tires have been retrieved and disposed of.
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In a very short while he was hailed as the ascendant star and perfectly disposed personality to ultimately succeed the aging Duncan.
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Sherpa climbers also picked up 11 tonnes of rubbish, which will be recycled or disposed of at a landfill site, authorities said.
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The strategy includes saying they have disposed of 20 warheads and claiming they have fully denuclearized, while retaining dozens more in secret.
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Plastics are toxic to most species and can result in the creation of dangerous greenhouse gasses when disposed of in a landfill.
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We spoke with several wastewater management experts who explained why many frequently disposed items belong in a garbage can, not the toilet.
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Ms. Dennis said she and her older son disposed of most of his belongings because they reminded them that Matthew was gone.
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Mr. Jackson turned himself in to the police the day after the attack and told them where he disposed of the sword.
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I memorized the geometry of place mats slid on metal trays, coffee cups turned downward, dirtied cloth napkins disposed on dining tables.
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Frazee allegedly scooped up the burnt remains and disposed of them either at a dump or in a river, the agent testified.
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Concerns have been raised that if bioplastics are not disposed of in special facilities, they could add to the plastic pollution problem.
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The bank informed its regulators and launched an internal investigation which found the tapes had "most likely been disposed of," Sullivan said.
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In short, the black and white poor alike are poor because they are genetically disposed to be so by their low intelligence.
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He suspects his brother may have sold his stocks, emptied his bank accounts and disposed of the money somewhere before the attack.
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In 2018, Italy ordered the seizure of another rescue ship, the Aquarius, saying the vessel had illegally disposed of potentially infectious waste.
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A louvered green metal box with a large dent on one side sits on the floor, presumably waiting to be disposed of.
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About 3.03 wells in the Arbuckle formation, which spans most of the state, disposed of more than 433 million barrels that year.
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About 400 wells in the Arbuckle formation, which spans most of the state, disposed of more than 433 million barrels that year.
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As with any rechargeable battery product, excessive heat is a sign the device should be unplugged and potentially recalled or safely disposed of.
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It will also exclude results of Amec's North Sea upstream business, North American nuclear operations and the disposed business of Global Power Group.
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In April, the Supreme Court asked ArcelorMittal to halt payments to Essar Steel's lenders until various appeals were disposed of in the courts.
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Yasin Aktay, who advises Erdogan and was a friend of Khashoggi's, told Hurriyet that the body was disposed of by dismembering and dissolving.
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If not disposed of correctly, waste can expose children to toxins that can harm intelligence and cause attention deficits, lung damage and cancer.
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He lived in this huge mansion in Livingston, New Jersey, that supposedly had a place where bodies were disposed of, likely his enemies.
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However, some on the central bank's governing council are more disposed to reining in QE given the strengthening economic growth in the region.
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NMDOH epidemiologist Dr. Michael Landen, however, told the outlet the health department was alarmed by how VIP stored, handled and disposed of needles.
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Looking only at published valuation gains from 2010 would be misleading as non-core assets subsequently disposed of significantly underperformed Segro's core assets.
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"It's human nature to be disposed to liking the donor, taking their phone calls and doing something nice in return," he told me.
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The Police Department has concluded its investigation without a culprit because Mama and Blacky were disposed of before a necropsy could be performed.
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Turkish officials have claimed he was killed there and that his body was dismembered and disposed of as part of a premeditated operation.
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Since the Home Office had disposed of old "landing cards", forms that documented the arrivals, a generation of Britons risked becoming illegal aliens.
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The kidnappers then disposed of the body in the trash bin on Long Island, doused it with gasoline and set it on fire.
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However, that leaves about 50 million tons of coal ash does not get repurposed, and instead needs to be disposed of every year.
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Turkish officials have said Khashoggi was strangled almost immediately upon entering the consulate and that his body was then dismembered and disposed of.
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The US Federal Emergency Management Agency has confirmed that it provided the water, and that it's now expired and will be disposed of.
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While most companies are favorably disposed toward hiring veterans, many have gone a step further and instituted programs to recruit and hire veterans.
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Thanks to its history of unionized manufacturing, New England remains one of the few regions favorably disposed toward unions in the United States.
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By his own account, it's not that the down-and-out are less disposed to smash windows than they were in the 1960s.
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That push started after state Attorney General Mike DeWine made baseless claims last year that Planned Parenthood improperly disposed of fetuses in landfills.
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Lawhon says the Leave No Trace organization regularly hears from management at parks saying that improperly disposed human waste is their biggest issue.
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Looking only at published valuation gains from 2010 would be misleading as non-core assets subsequently disposed of significantly underperformed SEGRO's core assets.
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In April, the Supreme Court asked ArcelorMittal to halt payments to Essar Steel's lenders until various appeals were disposed off in the courts.
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But the vast majority of analysts — including even some conservatives favorably disposed to Flynn, such as National Review's Andrew McCarthy — think that's unlikely.
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Across China, though, dead pigs have been found heaped in rivers and ditches, suggesting that farmers disposed of them without notifying the authorities.
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And the abortion theory runs afoul the questionable hypothesis that unwanted pregnancies, if brought to term, are likelier to produce criminally disposed kids.
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But Turkish officials have complained that the Saudis failed to answer questions about where and how Mr. Khashoggi's remains had been disposed of.
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We need to learn and hear from each other so we can start changing this ugly culture where women can be disposed of.
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The AI technology is installed on several trash cans in the main building that photographs waste and weighs food that has been disposed.
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Then, prosecutors said, he would expose himself to them, force them into oral sex and ejaculate into paper towels he eventually disposed of.
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As part of the agreement, JD.com disposed of the 68.6 percent stake it had in JD Finance for 14.3 billion yuan ($2.2 billion).
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But maybe it sits there, blighting the neighborhood for days or weeks, until it's finally disposed of by sanitation workers at public expense.
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At Tillerson's instigation, Trump met with Abrams in early February and came away favorably disposed to his nomination, according to White House officials.
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Fifteen minutes away, near Maplewood Drive, was the gravel-strewn field where she disposed of the detached penis out the driver's side window.
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United told CNBC it was listeria innocua in September 2017, which is generally not harmful to humans, and said it disposed of the food.
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Then, Quinones-Rivera says, he put Gediaelamir's body in a trash bag and disposed of it in a remote area in Bay County, Florida.
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According to the complaint, the family allegedly urinated in empty soda and juice bottles and disposed garbage in plastic bags kept on the floor.
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Products that are damaged, used, expired or otherwise unsaleable or unsuitable for donation are disposed of in accordance with applicable laws, rules and regulations.
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Plastics was the largest category of waste disposed of in Singapore last year - 763,400 tonnes - according to data from the National Environment Agency (NEA).
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And Mr Trump seems better disposed to despots than his predecessor; he has praised Egypt's president, Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi, as "a fantastic guy".
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According to court papers, Mr. Samia later disposed of her body, leaving it lying on a pile of garbage, Mr. Stillwell told the agents.
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So much writing these days is designed to be consumed quickly and disposed of, while obituary writers don't have the luxury of being forgotten.
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According to the Herald, the Manatee Sheriff's Department retrieved "the active grenade" and disposed of it inside a Hazmat locker back at the department.
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Earlier, Rei had done Bancroft's wife, Miriam (Kristin Lehman), a favor — she disposed of a sex worker, Lizzie (Hayley Law), that Miriam had murdered.
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"In DC, they weren't disposed of properly, which helped create the right conditions for a single-alarm fire," Skip wrote in a blog post.
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Now, Skip has real-time monitoring and alerting for battery and vehicle issues to ensure batteries are disposed of before exhibiting any safety issues.
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Scientists at the European Space Agency suggested last year that large constellations would need to be disposed of at a rate of 95 percent.
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There are lots of components inside those devices that need to be disposed of in a way that won't cause damage to the environment.
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His Bolshevik comrades disposed of the evidence, saving him from execution, but he was sentenced to three months in solitary confinement for his activism.
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They met in the relative cool of the late afternoon at the Sambodromo, having disposed of their first round opponents without too much fuss.
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Part of this was a disposed court case between Gu and his ex-wife, in which Gu was accused of domestic violence in 2011.
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In a police interview, he described how Dinardo shot Finocchiaro, Meo and Strugis and how his cousin disposed of the bodies, the document states.
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The Food and Drug Administration says certain medications are so dangerous that they should be disposed of immediately, even if that means flushing them.
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Ultimately, he disposed of an estimated 50-70 one-gram baggies—worth thousands of dollars—according to the Bunk Police, which released the video.
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"MARK has already catalysed markedly the market, as banks have disposed of distressed commercial real estate assets recently more actively," said the central bank.
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Including shares already disposed of, TUI raised a total of 407 million euros and booked a profit of about 173 million euros, it said.
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Najjar said he had so far disposed of about 4,500 mines of all types around Marea and other villages in the north Aleppo countryside.
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In mid-October, Wheeler stacked the EPA's primary air pollution advisory panel, known as Clean Air Science Advisory Committee (CASAC), with industry-disposed scientists.
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Turkish officials have said Khashoggi was strangled almost immediately after he entered the consulate and that his body was then dismembered and disposed of.
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"He said of the potential re-invitation, "If somebody would make that motion, I would certainly be disposed to think about it very favorably.
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In March, an improperly disposed of lithium-ion battery caused a five-alarm fire at a recycling facility in Queens in New York City.
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Keeping lines open to the Kremlin is popular in Germany, where polls show people are better-disposed towards Russia than in almost any country.
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I would open other people's medicine cabinets, root through trash cans where I had previously disposed of pills, write friends' college essays for barter.
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They have said that a gang seeking to control the claim dismembered the miners, who were operating there illegally, and disposed of the bodies.
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The first is that people rarely buy something they expect to hate, so shoppers tend to be "positively disposed" toward the things they buy.
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Waste from airplane passengers is supposed to be safely locked away in the air and only disposed of by ground crews, but mistakes happen.
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Chemicals are disposed in our waterways, and more than half of all clothes produced end up in the landfill and take decades to decompose.
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Though Iran has largely disposed of the uranium by reprocessing it, the revocation underscored perceptions that Iran was being goaded into violating the agreement.
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Her defense attorneys have maintained that she did not kill the child, but panicked after the baby was stillborn and disposed of the body.
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We began to understand trash not as something that is irresponsibly disposed of but as something that is irresponsibly created in the first place.
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A knife that Ozbilgen had disposed of on Staten Island, New York, was analyzed and turned out not to be related to the investigation.
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Police have evidence that suggests Hampton disposed of Houston's body, Jefferson County Sheriff's Deputy Chief David Agee said at a news conference on Thursday.
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Such polls do not offer an intricate national picture because they tend to sample people more well disposed to the President at the time.
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Sweden surprisingly needed overtime to beat Latvia 2-1 with Gustav Nyquist scoring the winning goal, while Finland easily disposed of Belarus 6-2.
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Netanyahu gave the impression that Trump was favorably disposed toward both goals and called on Gantz to form a unity government to accomplish them.
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The resulting repayment from the resolved or disposed institution, and the mandatory supplemental payment by the industry, wouldn't occur until years eleven and beyond.
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Once, a mattress had been left outside, and we had to figure out what to do with it because it was disposed of illegally.
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Indian courts disposed of only about 22018,212 cases related to rape that year, leaving more than 22018,22019 cases pending at the end of 22017.
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An aide to Warren said she and her husband had an investment that they lost money on and disposed of around the financial crisis.
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On Monday, the Food and Drug Administration warned that crops exposed to flood waters should not be eaten and should be disposed of instead.
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Electronics can be hazardous when disposed of improperly, and the Basel Action Network, or BAN, investigates the underground world of the e-waste trade.
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"In his press conference, Draghi was more disposed to his 'dovish' instincts," said Thierry Wizman, global interest rates and currencies strategist at Macquarie Group.
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Batches of disposed plastic products also may include multiple resin types, and often are not consistent in color, shape, transparency, weight, density or size.
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But it's also possible that the biggest beneficiaries of ban the box are white ex-offenders whom employers were already favorably disposed toward anyway.
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But in most cases they failed — as Mr. Martin did in 2014 — to turn in required paperwork stating how they disposed of any weapons.
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The Philippines recalled diplomats to Canada in May over illegally disposed household waste from Canada that was not returned to Canada by the deadline.
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Drug users run the entire spectrum of citizenry, and yet global drug policy has almost exclusively treated them as a problem to be disposed of.
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My concern is that the more candidates target voters disposed to agree with them, the less likely they are to make arguments and defend positions.
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Later, they allegedly stuffed the corpse in a hollowed-out dresser and carried it to the Red River, where they disposed of it, she testified.
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The action was brought by Kathleen Durst's three sisters and her mother, Ann McCormack; it claims Durst killed his wife and disposed of her corpse.
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Last year it disposed of bad loans with a face value of €24.1bn, but market volatility has made its turnaround trickier than had been hoped.
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There are also high-tech food waste disposal systems that weigh the food waste and charge residents based on the weight of disposed food waste.
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Macron's victory extends a losing run for Putin, who had banked on political upheaval in Western capitals bringing in new leaders better disposed toward Russia.
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"There's always a few stitches that are left over from the case itself and they normally get disposed of," Dr. McNeely said, according to CBC.
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"Trump supporters, it seems to me, are more disposed to prize authoritarian traits like loyalty and hierarchy," The Daily Beast's Matt Lewis wrote on Wednesday.
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Given the association of the Irish and other immigrants with the Democratic Party, the Know-Nothings were naturally disposed to vote for the opposing party.
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"The department ended the post by asking residents to call the police if they have any drugs they want disposed of "in the proper way.
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For those less favorably disposed toward him — on the left as well as the right — it's easy to see how Comey's earnestness can seem sanctimonious.
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A Turkish prosecutor said this week that Khashoggi was strangled soon after entering the consulate and that his body was then dismembered and disposed of.
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Macron's victory extends a losing run for Putin, who had banked on political upheaval in Western capitals bringing in new leaders better disposed towards Russia.
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It will be the more so, since Haddad's reputation is not that of a strong leader, in a country which seems disposed to select one.
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Much like their candidate, many of Trump's most visible and fervent supporters, drawn largely from the nativist right wing, were disposed to wild conspiracy theories.
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A gesture-sensing device is disposed on the exposed surface of the first restraint and is operable to receive an input from the first passenger.
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The investors turned net sellers of U.S. bonds and disposed a net 626.5 billion yen ($5.54 billion) worth of debt in August, the data showed.
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For more than five months, a MassDEP scientist tried to get basic information from MIT's EHS office about how the lab disposed of its wastewater.
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The conglomerate has disposed nearly 300 billion yuan ($43.6 billion) worth of assets in 2018, its chairman Chen Feng told local magazine Caijing in November.
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While they remained the property of the United States, the agreement said they could be "disposed of" in Greenland, after input from the Danish government.
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These random numbers are known as "toxic waste" since they must be disposed of after being used to generate the public parameters for security reasons.
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More broadly, she said, much work remains to ensure that the asbestos Canadians remove from schools, hospitals, offices, factories and houses is properly disposed of.
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When conventional tampons are disposed, any chemicals in the fibers can be released into the environment, Felice Gersh, MD, explained in an interview with Popsugar.
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Of those who didn't reach the mountain, about 3,100 were killed – with more than half shot, beheaded, burned alive and disposed of in mass graves.
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Orsola de Castro: Only give gifts that are meaningful, can be repaired, come with a lifetime guarantee, or are designed to be mindfully disposed of.
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After a long interrogation, Mr. Juárez eventually confessed on videotape that he sexually assaulted and smothered Anjélica, then disposed of her body in the cooler.
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Put together, it is more than the amount of residential and commercial trash of all kinds disposed of each year by the city of Philadelphia.
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Alexander Gauland, one of the party's two front-runners, recently demanded that Aydan Ozogus, a policy maker of Turkish descent, be "disposed of" in Turkey.
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Those who had heard about the race said they were disposed to vote against Mr. Moore, a former chief justice of the Alabama Supreme Court.
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"The samples were not sent to us until after the cases were disposed of legally," ElSohly explained, meaning they were often a few years old.
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Already the justices are considering whether to take up a law from Indiana that requires fetal remains to be disposed of by burial or cremation.
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The usual cause of elevated bilirubin is liver disease — the liver turns the waste product into something that can be disposed of through the gut.
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Accompanying a blind student on the subway to and from campus, she had learned to read Braille and became disposed to teaching visually impaired students.
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Livestock bodies sometimes need to be disposed of in large numbers, for example if several are killed during a snowstorm or from a disease outbreak.
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He must perform the job he is best disposed and able to perform, as determined by his nature, and the needs of those around him.
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So far, China has disposed of more than 1,900 zombie firms and heavily-indebted companies, the head of the state assets regulator said on Saturday.
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They offered no evidence to corroborate their claims and no information on the whereabouts of Khashoggi's body, saying a local "collaborator" had disposed of it.
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Three democratically elected presidents in a row were overthrown by street protests, including one colorful actor who was disposed after only six months in office.
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Outlets like the Times are disposed toward neutral reporting that depends on assuming that their subjects are operating in good faith and telling the truth.
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The VA says it has secured the warehouse and disposed of excessive equipment, directed better tracking of patient safety reports, and instituted stricter purchasing controls.
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"He will stay until the charges are disposed of in this county," Westmoreland County Common Pleas Court Judge Rita Hathway said, per The Tribune-Review.
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On Friday, there was occasional use of tear gas, but the police appeared to be well disposed toward the crowds on the whole, observers noted.
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"After interrogation he took detectives to an area called the Inner Harbor, where he pointed out the area where he disposed of her body," Fitzpatrick says.
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Lawrence allegedly left his car in the parking lot of where his wife worked and disposed of the body in the body of water next door.
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In a much-cited analysis from 2016, consultants at McKinsey calculated that the value of plastic disposed after a single use is $80bn-120bn a year.
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"The biological objects (hands) found are not of a criminal origin, but were disposed of in a manner not provided for by law," writes the committee.
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With a few touches on the tablet, kitchen staff identify the items they have just disposed of, and then get back to preparing and cooking food.
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In an attempt to cover up the crime, Rogers disposed of all of Naegle's belongings, cleaned his car, and washed Naegle's blood off the murder weapon.
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Deanna Holland, vice president of Pro-Life Utah, said doctors "disposed of my baby with the medical waste" after the fetus was removed following a miscarriage.
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He disposed of Poon's belongings in various trash bins near the hotel, according to court documents, and then dragged the suitcase to a nearby subway entrance.
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HE has in the last three years disposed of all of its Scandinavian distribution assets, selling Finland's largest distribution business for 2.6 billion euros in 2013.
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On Monday Vice President Fuat Oktay called for an investigation into newspaper reports last week that Khashoggi's body was disposed of by dissolving it in acid.
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Under the deferential standard employed at the appeals court, the justices noted in an unsigned opinion, states may regulate how aborted fetal tissue is disposed of.
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Near-Term Pressures: In the first nine months of 2123, Windstream experienced a decline of less than 3% in adjusted service revenue (adjusted for disposed businesses).
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According to the affidavit, Watts told detectives he had disposed of the bodies by loading them into his pickup truck and driving them to the field.
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In the note, Lockhart said he disposed of her body the next day in the Allegan Game Area, about 50 miles from their home, Armold said.
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It is illegal to plant in the UK and once cut down, is classed as "controlled waste," meaning it can't be disposed of with domestic rubbish.
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Canvas tents are banned on the streets of Brussels, as camping is forbidden in the city, and cartons are usually disposed of by city cleaning services.
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The cup can furnish an event with inexpensive glassware that at the end of the night can be disposed of rather than washed and put away.
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When the detected pressure drops, it means less air is able to move through the dirty filter, and it's time to be disposed of and replaced.
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At the end of the day, they have big bales of what looks like cotton dust bunnies that would ordinarily be down-cycled or disposed of.
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Once there it didn't "grow" in a conventional sense; in fact, the body can sometimes reabsorb implanted cartilage, treating it like foreign matter to be disposed.
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Scorpio is the sign of death and rebirth, and you've likely disposed of some of your old thought patterns as a result of this full moon.
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In Chappaquiddick, the foundation of the Kennedy dynasty is not public service, but Joe's ruthless ambition, which has made Ted callow, cowardly, and disposed to drink.
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Steve, Elaine's ex-husband, resigned earlier this year on allegations of sexual misconduct and disposed his entire 11.8 percent stake in the firm for $2.1 billion.
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"While we expect most people would have disposed of the recalled product, we urge everyone to double-check freezers and remove any affected products," Phillips said.
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But I know the importance of making sure that what we seized, because of established risks, is disposed of properly to prevent it from causing problems.
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The world's top economy argued that Beijing's approach may have the opposite effect of what's intended as scrap materials may end up being disposed at landfills.
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DeWine had claimed he found evidence that clinics in Columbus, Cincinnati and a Cleveland suburb had once used vendors that disposed of fetal remains through incineration.
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That means every pill that goes unused must be disposed of, which is a huge waste of money but also is a major source of pollution.
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Defunct satellites should be disposed of within 25 years, either by being tipped into re-entry or parked in an out-of-the way "graveyard" orbit.
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A Walgreens spokesperson told Business Insider that the company "has collected and safely disposed more than 1.2 million pounds of unused or unwanted medications to date."
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You can vacuum them up, but the smell will be noxious; also, if not disposed of immediately, stinkbugs have been known to crawl back out again.
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Authorities discovered and disposed of an explosive device found in a mailbox outside a home of billionaire George Soros on Monday, The New York Times reported.
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The remaining stake in Alibaba, now being disposed of by holding company Altaba, is worth roughly $50 billion based on the share price at Tuesday's close.
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Near-Term Pressures: In the first nine months of 212001, Windstream experienced a decline of less than 3% in adjusted service revenue (adjusted for disposed businesses).
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Donations. Though some couples choose to keep (and later eat) their placental afterbirth, approximately four million human placentas are disposed of per year in U.S. hospitals.
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Now, the boat is finally set to be removed and the pollutants in its guts disposed of, but the removal itself will be a delicate job.
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He added that 57 percent of villages lacked basic disposal and treatment systems while nearly 40 percent of animal waste isn't properly disposed of or utilized.
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The AirPods carry regulatory markings that say they are not intended to be thrown away in the trash and should be disposed of as electronics waste.
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By the end of the program, Augustine said, it actually disposed of more syringes than it gave out from week to week because of these measures.
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Igoudala, who averaged 16.3 points, 4 assists and 5.8 rebounds, was named the Finals MVP after the Warriors disposed of the Cleveland Cavaliers in six games.
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It's equally important to think about how outdated and irrelevant data will be disposed of, and how to safeguard the critical information that is still needed.
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Executives with multimillion-dollar stock packages often treat their employees like Tetris pieces, to be put into place as efficiently as possible, then promptly disposed of.
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The Chinese government has disclosed 3,304 deaths from coronavirus, yet funeral homes in Wuhan have disposed of an estimated 42,000 corpses, according to Radio Free Asia.
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The police said they believed he disposed of the murder weapon, a 7.62 Tokarev pistol, which was found two years later at a London housing project.
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Since 1947, 1.8 million ordnances have been found and disposed of in the city, according to the police department, which runs its own bomb-disposal unit.
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The police said they were scouring Mr. Thakkar's phones for information, but that he had disposed of the iPhone he had used to run the fraud.
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More than 20083 percent of Republicans are slouching toward full-blown autocracy, favorably disposed, in one poll, toward a presidency unfettered by constitutional checks and balances.
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On a reported basis, full-year sales fell 3 percent, hurt by international currency devaluations and the loss of disposed assets such as Diageo's wine business.
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Prosecutors allege he fatally beat her with a baseball bat, brought her body to a remote area in Colorado, burned her and disposed of the remains.
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The 25.6 million pounds of asbestos that are disposed of each year -- left in landfills near where people live -- will also be ignored in risk evaluation.
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It turns out that the pieces of the Jumanji video game weren't quite disposed of, and a gang of teenagers finds themselves back in the game.
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Even among white men and white Americans without a college degree, two groups that have typically been better disposed toward the presumptive nominee, Trump is unpopular.
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"The defendants' stories changed multiple times, including an account that the shooting was accidental and that Teixeira had disposed of the gun," the sheriff's office statement reads.
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Unless you're constitutionally disposed to the solitude and mild anxiety of endlessly surveying a silent landscape for wisps of smoke, it's probably not the job for you.
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The clothes you wear, your sunglasses, the phone you used to Google map the store were all manufactured and shipped and they all must be disposed of.
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Increasing volumes of electronic waste from disposed smartphones and other devices can expose children to toxins linked to reduced intelligence, lung damage, and cancer, the WHO says.
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Chinese banks disposed of 368.9 billion yuan in bad loans over the first quarter, an increase of 30.9 billion yuan compared with a year earlier, Liu said.
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Finland's Fortum has in the last three years disposed of all of its Scandinavian distribution assets, selling Finland's largest distribution business for 2.6 billion euros in 2013.
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That water is disposed of in injection wells that sometimes reach more than a mile underground, where the fluid lubricates long-dormant and sometimes previously unknown faults.
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He apparently told her his divorce had been finalized and was even texting with her the day he killed his families and methodically disposed of their bodies.
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In Ireland, whey was historically seen as a waste product that used to be fed to pigs, or spread on the land and disposed of, Green explained.
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When his mother, the actress Hope Newell, died, "I found she had some specific instructions about how her ashes were to be disposed of," Mr. Daly said.
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Philip Alpers, of the University of Sydney, estimates that more than one million guns have since been disposed of, reducing the national stock by about a third.
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The share price of Nvidia, a rare listed firm in the Vision Fund, has fallen by 20173% since early October, and the fund disposed of its stake.
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Not even a Vietnamese leader as well-disposed towards China's Communist Party as Mr Trong can afford to disregard national feelings and sink all into better relations.
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Having disposed of one reigning Grand Slam champion, Kasatkina, who has dropped just one set so far, will next face another in U.S. Open winner Sloane Stephens.
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In Montana, milk must be removed from shelves and disposed of if it passes its "sell by" date, which is 12 days after pasteurization by state law.
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Under that test, the court easily disposed of De Ritis' claim to First Amendment protection for his comments to judges and lawyers while he was in court.
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Morrisons, as the fourth largest supermarket in the U.K., has been feeling the pinch alongside its rivals and recently disposed of 140 of its smaller, local stores.
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Xiaomi is famous for selling phones at cost and then seeking to capitalize on a well-disposed user base by selling additional services and extras like luggage.
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But that may prove difficult: the unions are fragmented and little disposed to help Mr Macri, a centre-right politician; businesses may balk at holding down prices.
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While not every one of them cast votes for Barack Obama, the vast majority surely did and they would have been disposed to backing the Democrat Parnell.
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In addition to collecting waste, Tam Tam Mobile also works to educate residents about the environmental hazards posed by waste that is improperly disposed of, he said.
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Industrial group 3M has agreed to pay Minnesota $850 million to settle a lawsuit alleging that its disposed chemicals have contaminated groundwater in the state, Bloomberg reports.
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Even the enduring British joke, acknowledged in "Darkest Hour," that all babies look like Churchill was no handicap, for people were well disposed toward such stubborn benevolence.
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The company's founder, Steve Wynn, resigned earlier this year after allegations of sexual misconduct and disposed his entire 11.8 percent stake in the firm for $2.1 billion.
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The districts they lost are not yet liberal bastions of the progressive left, but nor are they positively disposed toward the current occupant of the Oval Office.
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He was disposed to embrace Moscow and vast Soviet subsidies (as well as the missiles that brought the world to the brink of nuclear war in 1962).
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And here we are in 103, having disposed of the disposable era, and we are once again exploring how to make the most of what we have.
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It found that people felt uncomfortable about their growing networks of friends on Facebook and, as a consequence, were less disposed to use the platform for news.
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This is a clever idea that tries to reconcile what's good for the British economy with a national mood that has become less well disposed towards immigration.
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The liquid wastes are a byproduct of pumping oil and gas, and the more that is drawn from the ground, the more wastes must be disposed of.
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When she arrived, police told her that her husband of 2000 years had hanged himself in his cell, and that his body had already been disposed of.
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Should doubts about the U.K.'s Brexit future make foreign investors less well disposed towards the U.K., we could see a further period of considerable pound weakness.
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Bluthenthal made another point: To the extent that there is needle litter, the risk of someone getting inadvertently stuck by an improperly disposed syringe is, statistically, minimal.
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He was arrested after he allegedly told police he fatally stabbed Bradley and Neveah, saying he disposed of the child's body in a nearby dumpster, WIS reported.
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Sime last year disposed of its Liberia operations, which Group Managing Director Mohamad Helmy Othman Basha called "a legacy issue that has hampered the group's financial performance".
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"Radio Maryja upholds today deeply anti-Western values, it's ill-disposed toward church officials, it's pro-Russian," he said in an interview for "Gazeta Polska" in 1998.
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The prolific Venezuela striker received the ball unexpectedly on the edge of the box when defender Michael Parkhurst disposed Portland's Jeremy Ebobisse with a perfectly-timed tackle.
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With CCS, CO2 is treated as a waste product that has to be disposed of properly, just as we treat sewage and so many other pollution hazards.
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The working theory is that the couple had a chance encounter with the nerve agent that might not have been properly disposed of after the Skripal attack.
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By this measure, the Trump Administration and Congress only disposed of fewer than 85033 percent of those regulations in effect that were easiest for them to eliminate.
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In her suit, Ms. Calvacca said that she was fined $500 because her tenant disposed of a Christmas tree on the sidewalk following Department of Sanitation guidelines.
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Prior regulations called for the tissue to be disposed in the same manner as other human tissue, which is typically through incineration and disposal in a sanitary landfill.
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That would help lift its operating profit margin to above 32%, closer to Diageo's 35% – assuming the disposed unit performed in line with the listed Treasury Wine Estates.
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Since 2013, when the company launched its "Uncarrier" campaign, T-Mobile has simplified its pricing, disposed of annual contracts, and routinely gives its customers free pizzas and movies.
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According to initial research, it should be possible to neutralise waste, known as tailings, and remove toxic materials so that it can be safely disposed of, Barus said.
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"While it is disappointing to see such pre-packaged food items disposed of this way, SPU is actively working to promote the rescue of such food," Register said.
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Feeling more joyous, they themselves will show the signs of joy and be disposed to share, cooperate and connect with others to broaden and build their social networks.
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The hope is that the crowds will continue showing up when Chris Evans has been disposed of and the Captain America mantle has been passed to Anthony Mackie.
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" This disposed once and for all of the defense "I was no more than a cog in the machine," and of its corollary, "I was only obeying orders.
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Analysts say it is unlikely to be blocked outright, but some 80 stores will likely have to be disposed in order to avoid overconcentration, notably around Richmond, Virginia.
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Melanin-rich skin is disproportionately disposed to excess oil, hyperpigmentation, acne and eczema, so thorough research and careful label-reading is key to finding a regimen that works.
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With this deal, Casino has disposed of 2.1 billion euros worth of assets under a plan to cut its level of borrowing, a group spokeswoman confirmed on Monday.
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Istanbul chief prosecutor Irfan Fidan said this week that Khashoggi was suffocated as soon as he entered the consulate, and his body then cut up and disposed of.
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Loving The Sopranos is possibly the least original way a person can consume media, and yet, I like to think I was uniquely pre-disposed to this fixation.
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"Although most of these types of foods may have already been eaten or disposed of, some may still be in refrigerators or freezers," she said in a statement.
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Should she die before the apartment is sold, her shares and her interest in the proprietary lease would be disposed of according to the will, Mr. Sherman said.
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And there's no question that AMLO, with his hard line on NAFTA, distaste for Trump and limited appetite for negotiation, would be most disposed to letting this happen.
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For longer missions in the future—to Mars and beyond—space researchers are looking for ways that human waste can be not only disposed of, but actually reused.
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Contrary to the wishful thinking in which President Erdogan is engaging, Russia and China are unlikely to be disposed to anywhere nearly fill such a large financing gap.
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But Yasin Aktay, who advises President Tayyip Erdogan and was a friend of Khashoggi's, told Hurriyet newspaper that the corpse was disposed of by dismembering and dissolving it.
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Gauff became a celebrity overnight because of the cool, calm, and collected way she disposed of Venus Williams, Magdalena Rybarikova, and Polona Hercog at the All England Club.
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Burner helps you keep your private number private by generating new phone numbers that can be used as long as you like and then "burned," or disposed of.
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As a young adult in the 1980s, we disposed of things way before they were ready to be thrown out, because supplies were infinite, or so we thought.
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The company's founder, Steve Wynn, resigned earlier this year after allegations of sexual misconduct and disposed of his entire 11.8 percent stake in the firm for $2.1 billion.
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Like another former inhabitant of that same loft, the Warhol superstar Jackie Curtis, he often went without heat and disposed of his household garbage in public trash cans.
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Weinberg disappeared in 1935, supposedly after Schultz had him killed and disposed of his body in the East River after fitting him with a pair of cement shoes.
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There's simply no incentive to take any sort of risk on the field when NFL front offices are so overwhelmingly disposed to changing leadership at the slightest misstep.
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Trump's Middle East envoy holds his first talks with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas, amid Palestinian concerns that the new administration in Washington is more favorably disposed toward Israel.
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The Turks contend that a team of Saudi officials flew to Istanbul, killed Mr. Khashoggi and disposed of his body, and left the country hours after they arrived.
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So the medical examiner sent the corpses in body bags to prevent leakage and inmates wore protective jumpsuits that were disposed of after each burial, Mr. Ruppert said.
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In February, it sold its 17 percent stake in Atletico Madrid and this year has already disposed of prime property developments in London, Sydney and Australia's Gold Coast.
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As we become less and less connected to each other, art, better yet, music can become both a point of solace for those who feel beaten and disposed.
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Draghi said the ECB would make full use of its flexibility, and some sources said this so called "issuer limit" could be disposed of or circumvented if necessary.
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MOSCOW, March 28 (Reuters) - Russia's largest oil producer, Rosneft, said on Saturday it had terminated operations in Venezuela and disposed of its assets relating to its operations there.
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Ramey and other family members recall that she somehow disposed of the property to avoid foreclosure; that some money came out of it, that it wasn't total disaster.
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When authorities reached the dumpster where Johnson had allegedly said he disposed of Neveah's body, its contents had been emptied and brought to a local landfill, CNN reports.
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In this scenario, Iowa wouldn't have picked the winner outright, but it would have picked the final two and disposed of every other candidate in a single evening.
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Walmart disposed of the jacket and bottle, and contacted Ecolab, a hygiene and energy technologies company, which sent an employee to the store on Friday, the police said.
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All the while, Ms. Vradenburg (pronounced VRAY-denburg) dreaded the possibility that she, too, was genetically disposed to Alzheimer's, afraid that moments of normal forgetfulness augured the disease.
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In 2017, for example, courts only disposed off about 18,300 cases related to rape and more than 127,800 such cases remained pending at the end of the year.
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They hunted and killed rival cartel members, and were killed themselves, often by their own trainers who disposed of them for disobeying orders or showing hesitation, he said.
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There is an element of compassion in this: Nat knows that Samuel is a relatively lenient master, not disposed to rape, which the auctioneer invites, with increasing explicitness.
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The raid again exposes the fact that our expensive electronics are often made—and then repaired, recycled, or disposed of—by underpaid people often working in dangerous conditions.
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Sure. Are there upper-middle-class white women who would vote for a Republican who seemed to be friendly to gay rights and favorably disposed to Planned Parenthood?
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But this data suggests that the effect could work both ways: By winning states already disposed to vote for them, the candidates can also improve their national popularity.
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Despite these discoveries, Madsen stuck to his story: Wall had hit her head and died, and he disposed of her body, but he denied killing her or dismembering her.
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Obama&aposs US Attorney Preet Bhahara went for broke against D&aposSouza in a case that could have easily been disposed of in a fine and should have been.
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It added that officials are trying to clear the driveway and parking areas around the property and Federal Protective Service officers will protect the building once everything is disposed.
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The possible charges, which a court may decide to file this month, stem from accusations that the company illegally disposed of saltwater between 1999 and 2007, polluting drinking water.
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I grew up in a working-class family to whom clothing was to be consumed more so than owned — bought cheaply, worn roughly, and disposed of when aptly used.
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When a part of you, a part you once loved leaves the Earth forever, disposed and decomposed in some biohazard container outside an orthopedic surgeon's house, it changes you.
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Serbia's government is especially well disposed towards Slovakia's because the country is one of only five in the EU that declined to recognise Kosovo's independence from Serbia in 2008.
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A whopping 20 Republican senators hail from states that opted for Medicaid expansion and are less disposed to jigger with the program's current status quo than their House counterparts.
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Later, when we're handed guns, sports cars and remote-controlled bombs, we may similarly feel more disposed toward the game's specific kind of playfulness—causing chaos will feel natural.
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Former workers from the factories told Chinese reporters that the toxic chemicals were not disposed off properly, and were instead buried near the plants to save time and money.
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Other scholars who look at this material weren't focusing on the subject the way I did, or weren't attuned to thinking about whether Jesus was well disposed toward prostitution.
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It appears that the existence of such a threat makes judges, more than anything, disposed to granting significant sentencing leniency — the defendant has cooperated notwithstanding the potentially dire consequences.
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Rather than trying to determine why girls and women are prone to anxiety disorders, another approach is to inquire why boys and men are more disposed to other diagnoses.
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"The intent of the bill was to separate the unborn baby from medical waste, as previous to the bill the baby could be disposed with medical waste," Hammer said.
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But that's not what they seemed to have in mind, as we decided, say, that the lab coveralls could be disposed of and that one rubber chicken was enough.
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Another procedural problem is hard-wired into the Uniform Code of Military Justice: Commanders decide who is charged with what offenses, and how those offenses will be disposed of.
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Speaking of open pits of disposed human filth that are totally not going to cause health problems down the road, the rest of your deployment won't be much cleaner.
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Istanbul chief prosecutor Irfan Fidan said this week that Khashoggi was suffocated as soon as he entered the consulate, and his body was then cut up and disposed of.
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On Wednesday she powered past Australian Ajla Tomljanovic 6-2 6-0 in little more than hour, having disposed of Alize Cornet in straight sets in the opening round.
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"There would probably be an apathy, an ambivalence, and some people would even be ill-disposed to them symbolically in what they represent," said Ms. Mackie, who is British.
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If you're not sure, follow a simple rule: If it is not human waste or toilet paper, it should not be disposed of in the toilet, Ms. Finley said.
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Nor did the Saudi investigation disclose the name or contact information of a supposed local collaborator who prosecutors said disposed of Mr. Khashoggi's remains in a still unknown location.
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So Democrats can't risk alienating these (growing) constituencies in an effort to win over swaths of white America that, frankly, are already disposed to vote Republican for cultural reasons.
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JOHANNESBURG, Aug 28 (Reuters) - South African pharmaceutical firm Adcock Ingram Holdings Ltd said on Wednesday full-year earnings rose 10.6% and that it disposed of its investment in Ghana.
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The company said in a statement that it had disposed of its investment in Ayrton Drug Manufacturing Ltd, its associate in Ghana, as its performance did not meet expectations.
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Then, in June, Oakley rejected a plea deal from the district attorney's office that would have disposed of the charges, insisting that he wanted to go to trial instead.
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It's perfectly O.K. for the tissue to be disposed of at home, if it's the result of a spontaneous miscarriage or a medical abortion that takes place at home.
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But this is the first time investigators have searched it since Kenney told police that Frazee disposed of Berreth's charred remains either at a dump or in a river.
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Do not mention that much of the heavy lifting was done by some 265,18763 black men from the Caribbean islands, also disposed of when they were no longer needed.
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To those favorably disposed towards him, his Fox News appearance, and an earlier letter to the Senate Judiciary Committee on Monday vehemently laying out his defense will ring true.
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Some viewers will be charmed by this ruminative stance; others, less well-disposed, may ask themselves if Bale has forgotten his next line and is calmly awaiting a prompt.
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Mr. Trump's campaign has also made it difficult for opinion writers — even those disposed to give him the benefit of the doubt — to avoid describing his behavior as racist.
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The charges stem from accusations made against K+S by a small town near Meiningen, called Gerstungen, which said the company illegally disposed of saltwater between 1999 and 2007.
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"The decision was taken not to alert customers given the outcome of our investigation which found the tapes were most likely disposed of," Sullivan said in the video clip.
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Some people will choose to have a child who's male, white and heterosexual, and other people will choose to have a child who's female and disposed to be gay.
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Pew Research Center data has shown that nearly 1 in 5 people have ended relationships via text or email, and that men and women are equally disposed to it.
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That doesn't mean research should be abandoned or memes disposed of altogether, but as the NYPD case and other examples show, the establishment isn't really built for meme warfare.
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Needle exchanges serve a dual purpose: making sure drug users are injecting with clean equipment to prevent infection, and getting dirty needles off the streets and disposed of properly.
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Once Charleston city officials collect the needles, they have a machine that sanitizes and crushes them up, turning them into small pieces of plastic that can be disposed of.
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He also admitted that he had printed 30 pages of child porn from library printers across Connecticut, but disposed of them, unsure of whether it was acceptable to have them.
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More than 1 trillion yuan ($145.4 billion) worth of Anbang assets had been or were in the process of being disposed, CBIRC Vice Chairman Liang Tao told reporters on Thursday.
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From 1935 until 13, without warning its neighbors, Monsanto disposed of tens of thousands of pounds of PCBs by dumping them into creeks or burying them in and around Anniston.
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Electronic waste, such as ink cartridges, batteries and laptops, are packed full of precious metals which can be recycled but, if not properly disposed of, can cause serious environmental damage.
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If not disposed of properly, e-waste can release numerous toxics — heavy metals including lead, mercury, and cadmium; and chemicals, among them brominated flame retardants and dioxins — into the environment.
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Chinese real estate investment overseas hit a four-year low at $15.7 billion last year, while investors disposed over $12 billion of overseas assets, data from Real Capital Analytics showed.
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Many parts of London had poor sanitation, and no indoor plumbing, which meant human waste was disposed of in cesspools—basically holes dug underneath houses—which drained into the river.
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Many faiths have a tradition of fasting and abstention and campaigns urging Muslims to consider how food is grown, eaten and disposed of are underway from the Gulf to Malaysia.
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According to investigators, Martin allegedly told them that after beating his wife to death, he chopped her up and disposed of her body, placing her remains in several garbage bags.
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"I know no evidence that as the government has over the years disposed of these weapons there is any evidence that any of them have been improperly used," Thornberry said.
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The USA take on England, who disposed of Tonga 35-6.453 on Sunday, in its first game of the tournament on Thursday at the Kobe Misaki Stadium in Hyogo-ku.
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They targeted manufacturers of products, like guns and lead paint, which were "unpopular" or could be used, misused, disposed of, or allowed to deteriorate in ways that could create harm.
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Within both the incumbent regime and the opposition, multiple factions compete; none is yet clearly disposed to make the painful concessions that would be needed to achieve a peaceful transition.
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A nurse at Federico Gomez, Ines Hernandez, complained on Friday about a lack of medicines and surgical supplies and said garbage is being disposed of only once per day now.
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But Sanders is also ill-disposed to personal attacks; part of his appeal to his supporters is rooted in the idea that he practices a more elevated form of politics.
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Peg Zitko, executive vice president of the Statue of Liberty-Ellis Island Foundation, said the materials would have been disposed of because there was simply no room to store them.
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The employee, Nathan Teggerdine, told the Register that the program made no effort to distinguish between students truly in need of help and those being disposed of by their parents.
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Joe owned and operated the junkyard Walt and Jesse turned to in order to have the RV disposed of and to borrow a very large magnet to dispose of evidence.
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It wasn't Gilbert, but over the next week, they found four more bodies disposed of in a similar manner: Maureen Brainard-Barnes, Melissa Barthélemy, Megan Waterman, and Amber Lynn Costello.
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Wastewater treatment plants are not designed to filter out pharmaceuticals, so drugs that are disposed of in the toilet or the sink drain end up entering streams, rivers and lakes.
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It is true that China's sudden refusal to import most recyclable waste has backed up the flow of disposed paper and plastic, causing serious problems for local waste management companies.
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The image of a young Moroccan trying to make a living disposed of by the authorities like a piece of garbage quickly spread on the internet and inflamed the country.
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But it needs to be removed from pulp before paper is made, meaning that, around the world, some 60m tonnes of the stuff has to be disposed of every year.
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Mr. Fisher, who was taken into custody on Friday, disposed of evidence and provided transportation to Mr. Yazeed, according to an affidavit obtained by WVTM 13, a Birmingham television station.
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His oversight of the Buffalo desegregation overlapped with a lawsuit over Occidental's responsibility for cleaning long-disposed chemical wastes at the Love Canal landfill, one of America's worst environmental disasters.
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That evening, officials said in court documents, he and his girlfriend at the time, Michelle C. Troconis, disposed of bloodied evidence from the crime scene in trash cans in Hartford.
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However, Chen says his soybean-based plastic wrap is digested by microbes and disappears completely within a month when disposed of in general household waste, without the need for heat.
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Many rural health care facilities try to burn medical waste in shallow pits, but at Mirigu, it can now be safely disposed of, further reducing the risk of infections spreading.
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And that's how we leave things in the world of "The Deuce," where power is exercised bluntly down the chain, and those at the bottom can be disposed quite literally.
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And when children do take opioid medications, Dr. Mason said, parents need to understand how the medicines can be safely stored, and how any leftover doses can be disposed of.
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"I went on the air and said we need the equivalent of a Warren Commission, we need an immediate autopsy before the body is disposed of," host Michael Savage said.
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If Thanos doesn't live up to the hype, the disappointment won't just be Thanos but also all the villains Marvel disposed of in prepping us for the Mad Titan himself.
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He then changed his story, claiming Wall was killed by an accident with a hatch that crashed down on her head, and that he then disposed of the body at sea.
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After a meal of carbohydrates, most blood sugar is disposed of in skeletal muscle, and muscle contractions increase insulin activity and glucose uptake, which helps to lower blood sugar, he said.
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Mr Corbat is shutting down the bad bank that was created in 22013, which has disposed of $22016bn of toxic exposures—think of steaming piles of subprime bonds and Greek mortgages.
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Toscani added that the coworker never cracked or confessed, and gave no indication that she was aware the office knew she was the one who disposed of the shrimp fried rice.
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The good news is that, because waste needs to be cooled in tanks for 20123-50 years before being disposed of, emerging nuclear powerhouses such as China have time to prepare.
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Korede, a Lagos-based nurse, has spent her entire life playing cleanup and catchup to her beautiful sister Ayoola, most especially when there are murdered boyfriends whose bodies must be disposed.
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Had he not lost the Labour leadership to his brother Ed, some argue, he could have won the 2015 U.K. general election and disposed of the prospect of a Brexit referendum.
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By 1990, most of its labs had disposed of samples collected between 1933 and 1945, but it now appears that this purging process is still incomplete, much to the MPS's embarrassment.
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"This theory is so easily disposed of that I'm always puzzled by how people make the argument," Obama tells the Atlantic's Jeffrey Goldberg in a just-out profile in the magazine.
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Solid waste is collected in a canister as part of the waste hygiene component of the space station's toilet, and those canisters are disposed of during destructive reentry of cargo spacecraft.
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"This was mainly due to a technical correction, but there's also investor uncertainty over how those non-performing assets would be valued, and disposed of eventually," said Wu at Shanshan Finance.
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After some "begging," dude walked upstairs with a handful of toilet paper, accidentally knocked the spider off the wall and onto the floor, and then eventually caught and disposed of it.
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We cannot risk letting those most disposed to be our allies—those with proven ties to our country—believe we are unwilling to save them from certain violence, persecution, or death.
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Starwood disposed of its timeshare business prior to being acquired by Marriott in 2016 and Hilton spun off its timeshare business and the majority of its owned assets earlier this year.
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By the time we reach the gyre, plastics—especially those items designed to be immediately disposed of—seem to be not just the source of an ecological problem but inherently sinister.
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Bulk commodities such as coal and iron ore are generating cash for Anglo American, and shareholders are demanding that these assets are disposed of at high prices - or not at all.
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In the settlement announced Thursday, Home Depot will pay California $2628,28503,22019 to resolve allegations brought against the retailer that it improperly disposed of batteries, aerosol cans, paints and other hazardous materials.
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"This type of obscene conduct is outrageous and we immediately disposed of the affected products and sanitized the area to ensure its cleanliness and safety for our customers," the company said.
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A Turkish prosecutor publicly said for the first time Wednesday that Khashoggi was strangled as soon as he entered the consulate and that his body was then dismembered and disposed of.
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The former Jaba Garmindo workers tried to recoup their $10.8 million wage-theft claims through the bankruptcy process, even as secured creditors seized and disposed of the company's most valuable assets.
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Now many of those same Republicans are the ones most disposed toward her and opposed to Trump, whose geopolitical naïveté and isolationist talk worry them more than anything in her past.
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Perhaps someone from the next government wanted to send a sign to Trump that the days of traditional UK diplomats favorably disposed to the EU and the international establishment are numbered.
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It means Trump has really gained significant ground only among those people (Republicans) who were most favorably disposed to him and voted for him even when they didn't really like him.
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This is different than most conventional births, whether in-hospital or at home, where the umbilical cord is typically clamped (cut), and then the placenta is disposed of as medical waste.
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The state law also imposed limits on the disposal of fetal remains, though it allowed mass cremations and did not impose any restrictions on women who disposed of the remains themselves.
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American officials learned that Argentine officials brutally tortured and killed Mr. Osatinsky, lied about the circumstances under which he died and disposed of the body before an autopsy could be conducted.
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"We do not believe Dawn and Charlie were deliberately targeted, but became victims as a result of the recklessness in which such a toxic nerve agent was disposed of," Basu said.
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Me, I went retro and called dibs on Bubbe, the traditional Yiddish word for grandmother — though I never used it for my own grandmothers, in an era more disposed to assimilation.
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Many people said they had not typically followed politics closely, or had been invited by friends, but had found themselves favorably disposed toward Ms. Nixon by the end of the debate.
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Mathews, 37, told police that he disposed of the child's body after she choked on her milk early on October 7, according to a probable cause affidavit released at the time.
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Given Macri's positive momentum in the August primaries, a number of market analysts believe investors should be "positively disposed" to Argentine assets, as the president seems likely to consolidate his power.
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Staff disposed of the bottle without contacting authorities and an employee from health safety company Ecolab found insects later identified as bed bugs in a men's fitting room, according to NBC.
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De Vogue: The court is considering whether to take up an Indiana law -- signed by then Governor Mike Pence -- that requires fetal remains to be disposed of by burial or cremation.
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In the settlement announced Thursday, Home Depot will pay California $27,840,000 to resolve allegations brought against the retailer that it improperly disposed of batteries, aerosol cans, paints and other hazardous materials.
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He did not say how the bodies were disposed of, but last year Mr. Matobato testified that victims were chopped up and then their parts taken to sea to be scattered.
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They're a visual reminder of the plastics I have disposed of: Styrofoam clamshells, sushi trays, waxy paper pails, clear salad bowls, double-walled soup containers, sauce cups, and — deep heave — straws.
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It would be both reckless and detrimental to unit readiness to allow individuals already pre-disposed to mental distress — in this case, those with gender dysphoria — to serve in the military.
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Thus the pesky problem of uncontrolled federal spending is disposed of until after the 21950 election, freeing our leaders to focus on more pressing issues, and of course tweet about them.
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The bizarre configuration had led to the "rather remarkable conclusion that we have just met a new species of human relative that deliberately disposed of its dead," Berger told his audience.
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And dairies and hog farms, where animals are typically penned and their waste disposed of in lagoons, tend to produce more emissions than waste from animals that graze in open fields.
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Because the trash collection run included several different locations throughout the city, there is no way for the company, Enviro Waste, to pinpoint exactly who disposed of the Pope's ovular reliquary.
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